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elmuffxsrrillrér Markham . . . . . Victoria. Square. . ' v I‘hnrnhill, Walker House. 23rd anlbxidge ,. .,,28th Kloinbutg.. ,.‘29th .Nobleton,.. “30th ‘Vitulized Air nlwnys on hand at nppmnmnents Works like a charm Free from mun. .L‘lmukful for the favors of the past 20 years mmv still be cnnsulted in any branch of the pro- zess‘iou, 0.5 follows: ixxrwu,lst,8th,16th,and 22nd of aa-oh month Richmond Hill.....,9thand£1th fln_ JatghePnlmerHonse) ,,_< ...... bwuunll Chambers. No.15 Toronto Street. Richmond Hill OFfice~Rear of the Central Bank, on Saturdays. Barriste s,Solicitors, Conveyancers, &c.. Toronto Officeâ€"No. 14 Building & Loan nL‘__‘_4, , -v MONEY T0 LOAN ATEgYEET CURRENT RATES (L G. F. LAWRENCE. T. C. MILLIGAN. 63mm Bank of Canada! “PRESIDENT, DAVID BLAIN, VISE~PRESIDE13T SAMUEL TREES. DIRECTOR s Tbmmsitarreceived 11d Interr-scunuwed thereon m tCul‘rcnfi Rates. Ni» notiw of withdran rnuuired. 'Dmfts on all pzu‘h nf (‘zumda. United Wee nnd‘fireaw Britain, bought 21 nd sold. l'HE LIBERAL PRINTING & PUBLISHING HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. - â€" ONTARIO. .3! Ml Yonge Street, Next door to the new Al‘Cfll Manufactm'ers porters of matrhts, «flocks, {eluding $ilhcrlnazn an?) 0);;an (500115. SPECTACLES FOR, EVERY SIGHT. THURSDAY ileum 1. R0 GEES Denied OSS'xm, Beat fitting Teeth made. Nothng inferior in line mt of Dentistry. Prices low and Vitalized Air used any time. Medalist Toronto I'nivomih' Nznhm (‘0 Physician“? Surgenns,0nt,.flnbe of Stnuffviile Yonga Street. Richmond Hill. Office Hours to 10 a. m.,5t0 8 p. m Fullerton, Cook & Miller, BARBISTERS, SOLICIT CBS &0 J FFICE : 18 KING Samam'r EAST, Tonox'ro. Richmond Hill P. 0. Every Saturday. J sFulku-ton, W Cook, J. R. Miller IS’ PRIVATE FUNDS To LOAN, ‘3; Address A ROBINSON L.D.S.,Aur01n‘0nt‘ ELM. MORl'lil’. SHN & (30.. Chisholm, M. P. P., H P Imight, D. M. Mao- donald, C. B. Robin-son, A, McLean Howard, and J. Ginny. A A. ALL :7‘ ', Cashier. .Richmond Hill Branch. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, KING STREET EAST, TORONTO, OPPOSITE THE LAWRENCE & MILLIGAN. nightcalls at front donr hen. 0mm hour 10 a. m $1 per annum, in advance. VOL. IX. GAS FOB EXTRACTIIV G BUSINESS CARDS. Dr. James Langstan, AND Dr. J. A. Palmvr, RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Franklin .1. Andrews. @cntal $11rgrau, Vllflfl 1231579 2212?? ‘ Eh: Qibcml ” '1'. E. mmmm Manufacturers 1&3: M. LAW BENCH, EDITOR and PROPRIETOR. Dr. \V. .l. Wflson. [S PUBLISHED EVERY Richmond Hill. USED BY Dr. A. Robinson. " GLOBE " OFFICE SURGEON DENTIB'I‘ median. ’fieqal. quORON TO THE LIBERAL. FEES MODERATE Mal-let. 'ENING Undertakcrs a; Emba lmors. Funeral Furnishings Always on Hand Having refitted the above House and furnishâ€" ed it in first-class style, I am prepared to give the public the best of uccummodamon. Excellent stubling 8.1111 attentive hostlers. Sample Rooms for commercial travellers. A good livery in con- nectiun. Terms :15] nex- (luv. THE DOMINION HOUSE, Richmond Hill, Belli. Brillingcr. Proprietor. The undersigned havmg taken possession of the above commodious howl WI” cheerfully cater to the comfnrt or the travelling public. Best brands of liquorsand cigars. Au attexmve hoscler and good stabling. Rooms for commer- cial travellers. GMM GEN HEEL. Excellent accommodation for the travelling public. Good stabling and an attentive hustler. Terms moderate. Every accommodation to masts. Board, $1.00 perqu ‘ MWSIE Licensed Auctioneer for the (‘mmt-v of York, re- spectfully solicits your patronage and friendly influence. Sales attended on the shortest notice and at reasonablemtes. P. 0 Address, Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York, re- spectfully solicits our patronage and friendly influence. sales ab ended on the shortest notice and at reasonube mtes. P. 0. address, King. Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York Sales attended on the shortest not-ice,an d at rea- aJ'u: rates, Address Stoul‘fvxlle P. 0. gaudy {£21m gm. to be made. Cut this out and return to us and We will send you free, sunmthimg of great value iuid importance to you, that will start van in business which will bring you in more inonev right away Lhun any. thing else in the world. Any one can do Um work and live at home. Either sex: all agesl Something new, that just coins money for workers. We will start you ; capital not needed. This in one at the genuine, important chances of a lifetime. Those who are mnbitious and enter- filing Will not delay. Grand crumb _ 5 ' Ali gnu 1‘30th Augusta, Maine Licenneol Auctioneer for the Counties of York Ontario and Perl. Goods so’d an nrmsistmnent. General Sales of stock, etc“ m‘unmtly attended to at reasonable rates. P. 0, mid:- MISS FLQRA OWNER Apply to LAWRENCE 6: MILLIGAN, ‘ Barristers, etc. 15 ’l‘m'ontn 817.. Toronto. and Richmond Hill Rich’d Hill 16th Anni 1887; (in). Lands Money «.1; 5. 51v and 6 per cent. per annum. Mortgages. Life and Endowment Assurance Pun- cioi. boughtat highestcash prices. Notes cashed. 6 to 5 per cent. secured for persons having money to invefit. For particulars enquire at this oflico on farm property. Interest 10W. Terms easy N0 valuation or commission lees charged, Aural-v AA REQWIQW 1W” fifiz'E-S @wmal’ é? %a471 MONEY ! MONEY! Issuer of Marriage Licenses: County of York Office : 80 Jarvis street l‘uronto, Is prepared to receive pupils, and will give Music Lessons as formerly. Issuer of Marriage Licenses for the County of Yorx. fl. éEMQJV’, @fla‘fiflfl PRIVATE FUNDS T0 LOAN 158 KING STREET EAST. TORONTO mum-ism. WRIGHT BROS Leeds Richardson. \VM. RE L L, Proprietor. James C. stokes. Salem Belaardt NJ. Armstrong. wifitmmwuufi. C. B. TENCH . G. G] LMO UR, Prop. S. NI. Brown. A large mam mat of Box 96. woman SQUARE. Waxing. 5&5»;ch @432? “In Essentials, Unify,- iié Non-Essentials, Liberty RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY. JUNE 30, 1887 MAPLE, ONT UNIONVILLE A large party of invited friends assem- bled at. the house of A. D. Carley, 5th Con. King, on Friday evening June 24th. The attractions of the evening consisted of music and games. The strawberries were first-class. The tables were loaded with the delicacies ot the season. Every person seemed hagpy. SPRINGHILL Crvrc HOLIDAYâ€"The C. M. S School of Springhill made an ex- cursion to Big Bav Point on Saturday last. The train left King station at 7 a. m. The “Enterprise” was boarded at Barrie at 8.45, landed at Big Bay Point at 10. The first amusement consisted of preparing dinner and partaking of the same. Then followed races. The sack race created a great deal of merriment. A race was then made for the sail and row boats, all of which were occupied the whole afternoon. Messrs. Davis and Perry of Kinghorn took great pleasure in giving the llttle folks a. boat ride. This point is a grand summer resort. A great many buildings are in the course of erec- tion. The scholars were wild with excite- ment. The query with the little ones wars, will they come back here next year I The party arrived home at 9 p. m. A A large doctor’s bill is often saved by taking in time a few doses of “79'st’s Li~ ver Pills, the standard remedy for liver complaint, dyspepsia, indigestion and sick lléadache; 250. All druggists. The young man from the town-line seems to mean business. Batching is go- ing out of fashion. Go in young man and win your spurs. On Sunday evening, some parties broke into A. Irvin’s shoe shop and feloniously removed leather, uppers and tools to the amount of $20, worth. At the time of writing, the whereabouts of the thief or thieves has not been discovered. Winter has passed and now comes sum- mer with all the terrors of cholera, bowel complaint, flux, cholera infantilm. Pro- vide for emergencies by purchasing at once a bottle oi West’s Pain King. 25c. All druggists. vvuuAug "on B vlll. , If. NOTICE“ Silk Umbrella» Foundâ€"The owner may procure the Game by calling at J. H. Rosa’s oflice and paying for this advertisement. A reward of $5.00 will be paid by the Trustees of S S No. 2 King, for the ap- prehension that will lead to the convicâ€" tion of the party, or partie, who bake the windows of the school house and rev muved the gate, on the evening of June the 20th or Zlut. The remains of Mrs. W. Cook, were followed to their last resting place, by a. large number of sorrowing relatives and friends on Tuesday last. Mrs. Cook was apparently hearty and well up to noon on Thursday, when she was taken suddenly with convulsions. She expired on Sunâ€" day morning. Mr. Cook has the heart.- felt sympathy of the neighborhood in his sad hour of bereavement. According to posters the annual straw- berry festival was held in the drill shed, on the evening of the 23rd inst. On ac- count of the inclemencv of the weather the gathering was mnch smaller then an- ticipated. The performance was enliven- ed by sweet music discoursed by the Silâ€" ver Band of Aurora. A very pleasant evehing wasfisgen‘t.‘ HE". , Last Week was truly a. wee}: 'ofmJubilee in §pringh11L Pl‘esldnut, Jus Thompson; Vice-Presi- dent, Wm. Walkington; Secy, and Tres, A. Carley; Ass. Sauy, J. T. Saigenn. Di- recturs W. Wells, R. Fields, S. Davis, J. Gillies, '1‘. Fergnanu. W. McGill, J. H0â€" gan, R. Stewart,Zenis Black, B. Hollinga llczul, C. Stnx'dy,M. Gilliam, T. Clarksun, D. \Vells, W. Fox, '1‘. Atkins, T. Cainfl‘. ROSs, W. Deye, J. Wells, R. Perey, R. Norman. J. Malloy, M. McCallum, E. Armitage, J. Cherry, 0. Irwin. Each di- rector is requested to do his utmost. in forwarding the interests of the assoc-i3. tiou. Subscriptions will be cheerfully acknowledged by any and all of the offi- cers from this date. Th'e enthusiasm manifested exceeded that of former years. Speed the plow buys. The chainnan in his opening speech, explained the cause of the meeting to elect officers for the year 1887, to hear the financial report of secretary, and to arrange everything in business working manner so that ench director may com- nmnce a: once to solicit subscriptions. The chairman stated that the association was approved of by the Council of King. In Ins opinion it had hem very advant- ageous in promoting farming in King. It was quite noticeable in travelling through the country, what sections took part in the plnwing matches. The report of the secy heing read showed that the associa- Lion was in good standing financially. The fullowiug officers werp duly elected. From our own Correspondent. By order of the President. a meeting of King pluwmen’a association was held In Hogan’s lecture room, on '[he evening of June 212m. By a unanimous vote of the meeting Mr. J. H. Ross, Deputy Reeve, was elected chairman. Springhill. J UN 111 Flovie Mortson W'm. Carson Robt. Michael FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE. 1v cuss SEN 11! Grace Newber Ernest Joyce Bella. Gibson Effie Gamble Fred Robinson Albt Hamilto: On Sunday morning the Rev. W. R. Barker preached his farewell sermon from the text found in the 10th verse of the 5th chap, of Romans, “For if when we were enemies we were reconciled to God by the death 02' his son; much more being reconciled, we shall be saved by his life. His sermon was very powerful, at the close of which he made a few remarks in reference to his three years pastorate on this circuit. He leaves many friends be- hind. \Vest’s Liver Pills cure sick headache, dyspepsiafindxgestiou and liver complaint. 25c. All druguiats. West’s World’s Wonder. The demand is steadily increasing for this truly popuâ€" lar remedy for rheumatism and all kind- red diseases. 250. and 500. All druggists. A good many people are wondering what brings that young doctor from the east to our Village so often. Some even venture the remark than he visits the sx all as well’s the ai‘ck; Next Sunday morning and afternoon the Rev. G. A. Rutledge will occupy the pulpit. From our own Correspondent. The great question agitating our village at present is the Strawberry Festival to be held on July lst, on the grounds of J. C McQuarrie. Esq. Everybody is com- ing, so everybody says, and we feel as- sured of a great crowd if the day is favor- able. The Teston Brass Band was en- gaged to play that day, but they disap- pointed us. However, we have secured one of larger dimensions in the Aurora Silver Cornet Band of twenty pieces, and no doubt choice music will be rendered. The grounds will he beauti- fully illuminated with Chinese Lanterns, and all the luxuries of the season will be on hand to tempt the appetite, and every effort will be made to make this the crowning event of the season. The Festival and Condert in connection with the Presbyterian church was given at the manse on Tuesday evening, June 21st, and was a decided success, though the weather was moss unfavorable. A football match between the Springhill club and the Maple Leafs of Maple, was hotly contested, and ended in a draw. neither side having won a. game. The Rev. J. \V. Howie, a native of Lebanon, appeared in his native dress, and address- (Id the audience. But the chief feature of the evening was the singing of Mr. Flint, of Toronto, Which was excellent, and was heartilv encured. On Sunday evening Rev. J. D. Leek, of Chicago, preached a very eloquent, in- structive and appropriate anniversary eer- mon, taking as his text Prov. 22, v1. Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. Mr. Leek said that the first office ever he held in a Sunday School was when he was appointed Librarian in the Heudford sunday school fifteen years ago. From that he was promoted to the staff of teacher and then a Bible Class leader, there he remained until he entered the ministry. The choir rendered appropri- ate anthems. Proceeds of the anniver- sary were about $50.00. From our own Correspondent. The Methodist Sabbath School gave their anniversary Pic-Nic and entertain- ment last Wednesday. Although the weather was any thing but agreeable for a pic-nic, quite a large sssembly gathered on the grounds. The football match be- tween Gormley and Edgely was a hot con- test. The first game was taken by the Gormley club in a. very few minutes, in fact before Edgely had rightly settled down to work. The second game was a long one and on account of the rain was not finished. It was a grand match and no doubt if these two slubs were to meet again they Would draw a large crowd. The tea was an excellent spread and was taken between showers. The entertain- ment in the evening was not very well attended, but the programme was good and somewhat lengthy. The singing and dialogues and especially the recitations were rendered in an excellent manner. No necessity for making special note of any one part as they were all good, On Thursday evening a strawberry and ice- cream social ended that part of the busi- ness. Quite a number were present to tender their last respects to the ice-cream and strawberries. ; in all things, Charity.” School Reports ery Ion [II son l tel Ernest Joyce Effie Gamble Albt Hamilton II CLAS S Jes. Gamble Lornie Mnrtson Geo. Phillips J. C. RUTHERFORD, Teacher. Headford. Maple Tunox'rn Thursdav June, 30 I887 Wheatjall, per bushel $0 83 to Wheat, spring, do 83 Barley, do 40 outs, do 34 Peas. do 55 Rye. do .. Clover Seed, do ...... Dressed hogs, per 100 lbs 6 75 ' Beef, fore quarters 4 50 A Beef, hind quarte .. 7 50 1 Chickens, per pun . (50 Ducks, do (55 Geese, each . . . . . . 60 Turkéyaeach .... 1 50 ‘ Butter, pound rolls 15 Butter; tub dairy . . 01) Eggs, fresh, per (102 14 Finances, per bag. 90 J Apples, per bbl ...... 3 50 onions, green; per doz. 1-5 Cubbmgé (lo 40 muliflower rlu Celery, ‘do 40 '1‘u1‘nips,per bag... 35 Carrots, do. . 50 Ha ,pertoh 9 00 1: str w,1§er tun . 6 00 l RICHMOND HILL Thursdav June 30.1887 oats, pcr bushel . Pens, do. . Dr‘tjss’éd l)b;z,s,1ml']Â¥)0 lbs Bébf, f are quarter ...... Beef, himlqum‘tcl' Cliickcns.1wr pair Duel ' V . (707“, each ....... o 8 Turkey's perlb 0 9 l311tficr,1mund rolls 0 1:1 I Butter, large rolls ,,,,, 0 1-; Eggs. fresh, per dozen 0 Li I Potatoes, per bag 0 (h) Apples, per bbl. '2 00 ‘ unions, gmun, 1) l 1),} Cabbage, per (km , (J 3‘} l Celary, do ..... l‘lu'nips, per bag . . . . 0 30 | Uttrrots. llO _ 4 i Xl‘enns, par peak. ‘0 4 l Floln‘, spring, 110 \ . ‘1. ’ Flour, full, per lib] 4 10 _~. It Huy,per ton ‘ .......... 'sfiafw. per ton , Both light and heavy. all of which are guaranteed to give satisfaction, as the work is under my own superviso-J. I gm also prepared to do all kinds nf black- smithing db repairing in the most work- manlike manner, on the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. RICIIMOND HILL. )0( In returning thanks to my numerous friends for their liberal patrmage during the past twenty-five years, I beg to re- mind them and the genual public, that having erecteé entireJy new and com- modious premises. [ am enabled to supply Phaetons, Buggies. Carriages, Cutters, Sleighs and Sole and only agent for Springhill [and surrounding country; Parties whose barns 8.18 wrecked by“ lightning are indemnified to full extent. of wreckage. Farmers can save money by insuring;r in the Gore. This Company has been established fifty-one years. The gore is one of the oldest and most reliable Mutuals in Canada. All communications promptly attended to. PLATFORM SPRING WAGUNS. TRENCH’S -CARRIAGE WORKS: The number of losses for the past ear was 108. and the amou‘nt of 1035 33:57,- 887.27, of which $4,315.28 was reinsured, making the net loss $53,573 99. This Company has deposited $20,000 with the Ontario Government, being more than double what the law requires, but 1t gives the GORE a still stronger hold. upon public confidence. Darhage by lightning to stock while in field, is promptly paid by the Gore, (the actual payment being two-thirds of the value of animal). fire and lightning by insuring in the GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 00., Head Office Galt, County of Waterloo: Established 1836. The number of policies issued in the year 1886 was 2,616. and the number in force at the end of the year 6,273, insur- ing $6,867,679.31, showing an increase of nearly $400,000.00 over the amount at risk at end of 1885. The income for the year was $87.07S.9‘2. ‘ V Total assets available to meet losses has increased from $218,986.00 to $238,- 264.00 in the! year 1886, the increase be- ing withm 'a trifle of $20,000. Horse - Shoeing Farmefg tarot-eat xonr- buildings from Paid special attention to. \VM TRENCH [Single copies, 3 cts Fire Insurance. my: markets. ,per mm ([0 rlu 'do bug ....... JOHN_T. §A1GEQN, P. 0. Address, King; $0 8:; ‘. 83 40 34 t0 No. 52. iv an 9 56 12g 1 ()0 [)0 10 20 cu 13‘ I A?) no l