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MaMfiEGN, Vflfieg’flfliflfl [’Bzanankiin .l. Andrews. EDITOR and PEWRIETOR. I S PUBLISHED EVERY Manufacturers “3'. ‘V. J. “ffison. Dr. GMT, Mame. A A. ALLEN, (\aEZhICI'. USED BY Dr. A. Robinson. ’ rntnl §urgmm GLOBE ” OFFICE gamma. SURGEON DEXTIS'“ RESIDENT, SAMUEL TREES. DIRECTORS EIYJcmtI. A, m1 Interestallowed thereon No notice of withdrawal m :41‘ muse! Canada, United 4112. A", irmght and ‘sold 5mm. 3.3” mm MODERATE TORONTO and to 2.36 v. mr T. G. MILLIGAN. pofieys of Emma, mg inferior in and Vitnlizod Mner $0. 30. do. do: do. I gfi's Monov tut-5, 5?; and 6 per cent. per nnnum. Watngams. Lisz and Endowment Assurance Poli- w )mugz‘nt at highest cash prices. Notes cashed. ‘ » *4 pm‘ cent. secured for persons hthi m1 money Sb invest, For variyicumls enquire at this office gmywmam 1W EJZTES @244”; ggmyiégg , J' Ivir‘onseei Anctioumr for the Counties of ank '0 and Pep]. Goods sold on cnnsisrnment. unl sales of stock. 960., promptly attended to at i'pxlsonahle rates. 1’. 0. “MYERS, UNIONVILLE. - \ or? Auctioneer for tho (tmmtv of York,re- W ml}? Rnlioite vmn'vn-tronnge and friendly i1 Jummo. Sale» attended on thu shortest notice and my reasonablomtes. P.O.Ar1dress, Liconsm‘l Auctioneer fur mm County of York, re- mmotfnlly solicits your patronage and friendly influence. sales attended. on the nhnrtegt notice and at rmsnnabe rates. 1“. O.a.flr1ress, King. Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York Sales attended on the shortest notionand at res.- abo rates. Address Stouflvxlle I’. O Funeral Furnishings Always on Hand Having refitted the above House and furnish- ed it in firsmcluss styleY I am prepared to give the public the best of accommodation. Excellent Enabling and attentive hostlers. Sample Rooms [01‘ mmmerciul travellers. A good livery in con- : ion. Terms 31 ‘Del‘ (luv. Excellent accommodation for the travelling public. First-class THE DOMINION HOUSE, Around the lake for trotting horses. Good stabl- ing. Terms moderate. Exgmtd’fi @3313” gflm' Bani. Brillinger. Proprietor. Ivory accommodation to guests. Board, $1.00 perduy é” LESSWS. to be made. Cut this out _ and return to us and we will send you free, something of great value and importance to you, that will start vou in business which will bring yuu in more nmnev right an my than any- thiug else in the “'Ol‘ld. Any one (an do the work and live at home. Either :irx : all fl-ZOS. Something new, that just coins money for workers. We “in shut you ; mph :11 nut uncalled. ’1 hi w one of tho gruniwm, inn/onunt Chan ',(‘ y of ma ’j'hom 5110‘: v L vvhifh Hz, and, enter- ' “11] not F mu (3x111; ‘bfit 141 I am now prepared to do all kinds of work in my line J an 13-1112 Eme-Sheeing 5 Specialty. MESS HEM BWHW NEW BLABKSWH Repairing promptly don 9. Agricultural Implements neatly repaired. telâ€"sons' Flows and Plow I’vints 9.1- wavs on hand. ssuer of Marriage Licenses Ccnnty of York. Office '. 80 Jarvis street. Toronto. Underlaken's & Embaimel‘s, 15 prepared to receive pupils. and will give Music Lessons as formerly. BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS E9 émww, Mfi‘fiifiag J. J. CAMERON. 1:18 KING STREET F sT. TORONTO VELLORE, WRIGHT BROS, 1: (3,! n‘ VAP'gu‘cm ‘5‘an Richmond Hill, wm. BELL, Prmwimor. Elktistcuausnna. James (3. swims. Salem Erkardt N . J. Armstrong. C. R. TENCH. Having purchased the S. NI . Brown. From Mr. H. Franks, RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY. MARCH 24, 1887. Box 96. VICTURIA SQUARE Weary. “1% Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity. Pat;â€" Court was held in this village yesterday (Wednesday), His Honor Judge Morgan presiding. There were not many case. The following was the most important:â€" J. D. Srom‘s, PLAINTIFF, vst E._ VMUL- HOLLANfi,DEFENDAfiT. $50.70. J. D. STOTTS, PLAINTIFF, VS. W1LLBAM SHUNK, DEFENDANT. $45.00. As the circumstances under which plaintiff wed in these suits were some- what similar, the parties agreed to haVe them tried. together. The plaintiff, who is a. nurseryman,sued for payment of price of certain fruit trees under orders given him by the defend- ants, and which he had delivered to them. Defendants denied liability, for that they had ordered the trees for plant- ing nun last fall, but the trees had not been delivered to them until the month of November last, when the winter had set in, and the ground had frozen a few inches, and that when ()fl‘ered them they h {d refused to accept of them because not delivered as ordered. They further subâ€" mitted that from the very nature of the trees, time was a necessary part of their orders, and unless the trees had-been deâ€" livered in time to be planted out and a growth set in, they were practically use- less tn them. When the orders were produced in Cum-t, it was found that there was a dif- ference in the original orders signed by the defendants and the ones handed them as a true copy by the plaintiff at the time the orders were made. The former, re- lating that the trees were to be delivered “in October or November,” whilst in the latter the words “or November” were Omitted. Defendants" evidence, which was supported, went to show that the words “or November” were not on the orders when they signed, and that at the time the trees were ordered the distinct understanding was that the trees were to be delivered in time for planting out in the fall. The trees had not been deliv- ered until about the 12th of November last, when the frost was in the ground, hence too late for fall planting. Mr. Lawrence,0f Lawrence & Milligan, for Defendants. Mr. \V. Cook, of Ful- larton, Cook 61, Miller, for Pluinnifl'. The best sprmg medicine 13 one of \Vest’s Liver Pills taken every night on going to bed . Just what. you need. Sugar coated, 30pi115/250. Alldruggists. Thernext setting of the Con“ will be held on Saturday. the 11th of June. Judgment givenr .Lw ~defendants w1th coats. From our own Correspondent. Several changes have or are about to take place in our village. John Ramsden, Esq., has sold his residence to P. Phalen. Esq, at a. good advance on the price paid by him; Mr. R. intends moving to North Toronto on the first week of April. Mr. Jae. Millyard has sold his property to Mrs. Pexton. W. B. Willson will not leave for North Toronto until some time in April. Nlr. Bell. of Milliken, will oc~ cupy Mr. Bowman’s place in a few days. Mr. J. S. VVatei'field has removed his family to W'eston; his house will be cc- cnpied in a. short time. Mr. Staplemn, of York Township, will soon occupy Mr. Gallnnough’s house. Mr. B. Musselman, so well and favor- ably known throughout Vaughan, met with a very serious accident last week. He and another party were riding upon a load of hay when suddenly a gust: of wind upset the load; Mr. B. falling dislocated his shoulder and broke his leg. After the limb had been set, he had another fall in his own room; he is a heavy sutferer The mumps still continue their ravages among the young people of the village; no fatal case has been heard of yet. The sufferers say that solid food should not be indulged in to any great extent when the disease is at; the worst. Ladies sufihring with sick headmhe will find a certatn cum in West’s Live“ “"3. . coated. 30 pihr. 25c. All Mr W. Chapman has a full stock of implements on hand for the coming sea- son. Farewell banquets are in order just now. The intimate friends of those leav- ing us will be honored by an invitation to some of the social gatherings. Strange that friends have to threaten to leave be- fore their Worth is fully appreciated, and it is astonishing to them also that they have so many friends. Rev, J. Malmn, of Newton Brook, was in the village one day last week; he call. ed at the parsonage. The shed at the church will soon be completed, after the very successzful social held at Mrs. Wilson’s in its behalf; some- thing less that $30 was realized. In all probability another will be held in the same place next June. Stir-ring times are anticipated in school matters, which may probably lead to a dissolution of the section. Division Court. Thornhill To the Editor of THE LIBERAL :' SIR,â€"â€"In last. week's issue of your pa.- per we find a. communication from “Jer- emiah Strawteet,” which we cannot let pass without an answer. In the first place we charge him with claiming to be a resident of this place, which he is not or ever was, nor can he even claim to live in the suburbs, and his only connection with this place at the present time or in the past amounted to this much: getting his mail here, occas- ionally driving through here, and a. visit like one he made a few days ago hanging around, trying to squeeze himself into the good graces of a few to get invxted to a. party. His garbled version and attack on Sherwood items of Feb. 24th, plainly shows that his first attempt is a. complete failure. In the first place he is bringing.r into print the names (1 some who are so far above him in intelligence and social standing. In the second the nngentle- manly manner of doing so plainly shows that his ideas of fair play through the columns of a paper are very limited, and the sooner he drops his share of the play- ful controvery (kindly allowed by the editor) the better for himself. There is a certain amount of respect due even to a “Nigger,” although his feet are large, but when you draw into and put up for ridi- cule men that have no hand in or are in the least concerned in these controversies then I say you do a mean action one that any gentleman would scorn to do. Ohi- little village at the present time is at a complete standstill, not that we ever we’re very notonous. r But there is one bright prospect in View when the Spring opens up of our gaining notoriety by being washed out of existence if that one particular water- outlet is not opened up. Where is our worthy pathmaster? ' The principal happenings at present are surprise parties, loafing (a scion of the N. R), and local spate on the past elec- tion; both parties clalming that corrupt practices and lots of handle were passed around from the worn and weary faces of some of the disappointed aspirants. I do not think there was much boodle struck this town. A good moral might be taken from the following: A few nights ago a couple of our village belles hit upon a novel plan 1;) vis1t a former resident of this place. Forming themselves into a committee of two they decided to lay aside all the an- cient and time-worn custums for a cen- tury buck, and adopt the following.â€"â€"F0r the committee to chose from the invited ones for Mr. Sn-and-So to take Miss So- and-So under their protecting care for the evening, or in plain English to palm off on you some other fellow’s girl, which is against all the laws of human nature. ConsequenCe: The committee uf two and two added to their number being the only ones present. Mural: Chose your own partner, and let others do the same. Some would lead us to believe that we had an epidemic of measles herv. I have heard of one case, a grown up person, and I think all ideas of that kind would be scattered if our rising generation could be seen. Our newly-organized lodge of k. 0. U. W. seems to be taking well, new initia- tions being quite frequent. 1 think it. is a. worthy organization and the object. in View cannot but recommend itsulk to (our surrounding neighbors. Our old friend the “Dutchman” is still living, and says it will take bigger feet than "Jei'eiiiiah” has to trample him out of existence, and the reason he took “Strawfeet” for his nom‘dc plume was that his feet were so big he could not take them in the house at nights, but covered them up with straw and left them in the stable, hence stmwfeet. FAIR PLAY. Sherwood, March let, 1887. Clxilblains and frosted feet and hands cured with a few applications of West’s World “’01)er or Family Li‘niment. All dl‘l'lgglsts. From our own Correspondent. A free entertainment was held in the school house on Thursday evening,March 17th. The programme consisted of diaâ€" logues, recitations and. singing by the children, and readings and recitatiuns by others. At the close. everybody seemed to be well pleased with the exercises of the evening. ‘ Mr. Jos. McLean has left our village, and has gone. to live near Teston. Surprise parties have been plentiful this wink r. I . D. Snider has had hls share, havng 1) sevm) of them. West’s VHa-flr‘l’s Wonder is the harvel oi Milky an}; v: to all other limlhcnts. A‘ yffl kin: ‘f n' "WW: }:«>um A‘} (M w Duncan McKiunon met with a. painful accident the other day. As he was turn- ing a corner his cutter was upset; and he rm, thrown out, breaking his leg above the ankle. Sherwood. Vellore. Since I last wrote to your paper out little village has been very quiet. But we expect it will get livelier as the warm weather sets in. The lacrosse tean is shortly to be re- organized. I think their chances are gogd fqr the Vmedralr. A There is a great opening here for n. shoddy mill. As our town is situated in a good section country a. stirring man would make money. The boys that left here for Woodstock are greatly taken up with the town, but not with the Scott Act; they think that it is the whiskey act instead of the other. Parties seem to be the leading event in thgsnrrqunding country. Mr.J.Prentice has been visiting friends “HWeSE: Miss Oampbéll, of Sherwood, is visiting with Mr. N. S. Reaman. "[M'i‘sé Smelsor. or Totnnto, is visiting with Mrs. G. Wends. Mr. Bowes and J. Watson visited the zoo on Monday last and were greatly tak- en_qp “lith the animqli Mr. “N. S. Reaman {00k a large load of young people to the Lutheran church on Sunday last. J. Bennett, of Toronto, has been visjiiingfrigndj in this place. _ A great blessing. West’s Liver Pills will always be found a great blessing to those afi‘licted with liver complaint, dys- pepsia, indigestion and sick headaChe. 30 pills 250. All druggists. From our own Correspondent. Mr. W. Thomas 1031: a fine colt a week old, on the 2156, from his heavy draft mare. _ Mr. Robb, Thompson has purchased a, pair of chopping stones, and is pr'epared to do chopping for the public by steam power. Rev. C. Langfnrd, of Toronto, will de- liver his popular lecture, “Why I left the Church of Rome,” in the Methodist church, Tampemncevillo, on Tuesday ev- ening next, 29th inst. Admission 15 cents. Always keep W'est’s Cough Syrup in the house for sudden attacks of colds. asthma. and all throat and lung diseases. Best: in use. All druggists. Farmers protect your buildings from fire and lightning bei insuring 1n the The number of pulicies issued in the year 1886 was 2,611). and the number in force at the end of the year 6,273, insur- ing $6,807,679.31. showing an increase of nearly $400,000.00 over the amount at risk at; end of 188.1 The income for the yam was 5187.078?" GSQE‘ 1')mfliifi'1'V’Mifi‘fiXf. "FIRE INSURANCE 00., Head Office Galt, Corunty of \_Vuter_lou;n Established 1830. Total assets available to meet losses has increased from $218,986.00 to 8233,- 264.00 in the ymr 1886, the increase be- ing withm a trifle of $20,000. The number of losses for the past year was 108. and the amount of loss 857,- 887.27, of which $4,315 28 mm reinsnred, making the, net luss $353573 99. This Company has deposited $20,000 with the Ontario Government, being more than double what the law requires, but. 1: gives the GORE a still Stronger hold upon public confidence. .\---- ... N ‘ .Nnn‘v SPRINUHILB. Avent fOI‘ King and Vaughan T S. r: .. p noedm m are started free. Both sexes ; {L1} ages. Am one can dc the work, [large earnings sure from first start. Costly outfit and terms free. Better not delrw. Cmts you nothing: to send us your address and find Out- ; if yuu are wise you will do so [it once. H. HALLETT & (70., can live at home. and make more 1110110‘; Elf: work for us, than at any- thing elm in this world. Capital not Poxtmnd. Mai nu - Is for sale. The farm, which is new Pi on the I\'mmhern Railroad ‘ CltthLfii/fif h; s gOUd building; and (n is \vull‘waiv xi, ‘ ant-fining u, livi :2 5:1»- u‘l'wmc 0 ti} ("ml m'udo fr.) edit 1 r ' , ‘ n }_ i 1 w ,mulr s A 0]. MIT Afarm of 75 moms, being: comnosed of the l‘J-xst parts of lots 22 and 215,111 the 4TH CON. 0F VAUGHAN. mm min; ME 3 ‘ TfiE ’ $1.00 In ABVANGE. fields are source. but those who write to Stimson A: Co. . Portland, Maine.will recvive fnxe. full infurmmiun about work which they can do. and live at home,tlmt will pay them from $5 to $25 per day. Some 1mm enmvd over $5“ in a (lay Either sex, young or old, Capital not rmwirmll You are started free. Those who start at nnuo are absolutely sum bf snug Aime fonuncfl. All is new From am occasional Correspondent. [Single copies, 3 cts Fire Insurance. Oak Ridges. Carrville JOHN T. SAIGEON, No. 39.