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THE DOMINION HOUSE, Richmond Hill, MON EY ! MONEY ! Bcnj. Brillinger. Proprietor. GRAND CENTRAL. HOTEL. The uudersignedlmvmg taken posseqsion of the above commodious bowl will cheerfully camel-m the comfu‘t or the travelling public. Best brands of liquorsand cigars. Au attentlve hostlermulguod smbling. Roums fur commer- cial travellers. G. GI LB] 0 UR, Prop. Best Pic-Nit: Grounds iu the countv. Good fishing and boating. Every accommodation to buanlers at reasonable prices. @Quua’s gala»: gum. Even; accommodation ‘50 guests. Board. $1.00 per day Funeral Fun Ill‘llillgfi Alw 3's on can li\e ut inane. and muke more money u “011: for us. than an uny- tlliug else In tbia “'nrhl. Capital not needed : )uu diestunenl free. 1mm sexe§ ; ml ages. Auv one can do the “ark. Lame earlnugs sure from first sun-t. C(sty uufl'u and terms flee. Better not deflav. CU-ls you nothin: tq Send us yuur address and find out : If you a; “15‘: you “in dv so at unca H. HALIJ-Z'I‘T 6.; (to. Portland. Maine. mm LESSéAZi MISS HERA WUHER WIFE LIE. $1.90 m Issuer of Marriage Licenses Cc unby of York‘ (mice : 80 Jarvis street. 'J‘umnto. Issuer of Manage Licenses for the County of You. Undorlakvrs ¢\' E mbaImt-rs. Is prepared to receive pupils. and give Music Lessons as formerly PRIVATE FUNDS T0 LOAN E9 nggm @RXfiE EQ‘EM RESIDENCE. 158 KING STREET EAs'rV TORONTO WRIGHT BROS, Leeds Richardson. \Vl'l. BE LL. Proprietor. James C. stokes. Salem Erkm‘dl. a}: isrtunnmus. NJ. Armslronc. C. R. TENI'H. S. I“. Brown. A large amount of @fi/K czgwmmz Box 96. VICTORIA SQUARE. aunury. llfllld “In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in 4le things, Charity.” RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY. AUG. 18. 1887. ~O / Eflfifl. 9 MAPLE, ONT will The lacrosse match played on the Park last Saturday, between the Stonfl'ville team and the 2nd twelve of the Young Cunadlana. dld not draw many spectators from a distance. The teams were pretty evenly matched, but the honors at the chat: were given to the visiting team. When the players fell into line their vu- silinns were as follows. Stoufl‘ville Richmond Hill T Doughnrty Goal H MeConaghy F U Mmming l’uint W E Wiley 1) Gleusun Cover l'uinb R McDonald Gem Newman F McCunughy H McDonald } Defence field <1 J Hufiey J Deughurtv W Muuahmv W stark Centre '1‘ Budget E Sungater ( T Trench 1" ewuuenuing} Home field J Sanderson E Stoufiel 1 S S beetle C heman Outside Home R Hufiev ’1‘ btuufl‘er Inside Home R Imngatafi J McDonald Fieldflaptain W Atkinson Stoufiville v. Richmond Hill T Donghurty Goal H MeConaghy F U Mmming l’uint W E Wiley 1) Gleusun Cover l'uinb R McDonald Gem Newman F McCunughy H McDonald } Defence field <1 J Hufiey J Dougnurcv W Mnuahmv W stark Centre '1‘ Budget E Sungaber ( T Trench 1" Lleuueuuing} Home field J Sanderson E Sboufiel 1 S S bearle C Newman Outside Home R Hufiev ’1‘ bmufl‘er Inside Home R Imnganafi J McDonald Fieldflapmin W Atkinson Mr. J. E. Addimn, of Stoufl'ville acted as umpire for the Sluufl'ville club, and Mr J. \Vatsun, of Maple, fur the Young Canadians. Mr. T. H. Redditt was the referee. The play In the 3rd game was a repe- thluu ol the first twu. Several shuts were fired on the Stoull'ville flags, but. they were skilfully warded off by am ef- ficient and cool-headed Laval-keeper. Aft- gr a Lime the ball hovered down to the other end at the field when it. was put through. mus scoring the 2110 game for Stoutl'wlie. The match was started at 4 15, the home waln playing up the slope. Play In the first. game was in favor of the home temu,wh1ch kept the ball the great- er part vi the time in the ueighborhuud of Lhe Stuufi'ville flags, till Russ Hatfey sent it through after about 10 unuutes’ play. The second game started after a. few mmulea’ rest. and lasted a little longer than the first. The rubber had been Worked duwn behind the Hill flags, when it. was dropped over in front and caught. by McUuuaghy. the goal-keeper, who soured the game against his team, the ball rolling down hls stick. After the 3rd game the eastern men playcd better, and made every endeavur L0 wm. The play became smuewhat rougher on but]: sides, and the budy checking was pretty close. After 3 Lime the game was secured by Searle tor the Y. C’s. The teams now had two games each, and 38 minutes was left to finish the match. The admirers lur each side be- gan to cheer lustlly whenever their fav- Ul'lles did clever work, and this encourng- ed the contestants tn put. fnrth all their strength to Win. Finally 2: shot was made on the Hill flags, and Mr. Addison, the umpire, gave the game to Stuull‘ville. The Hill men protested against the de- cision, claiming that the ball was caught by McConaghy and tipped outside the flags. Hard words Were followed by blows,most of which fell on the shoulders of the pence-makers. After three cheers were gn'eu for each club and the referee, all lett the field. We might comment on the merits of several players on both sides who did good work. Manning scarcer ever came out of a' scrimmage second, and Was gen- erally in the right place at the right tune. Russ Hafl'ey on the home team made tine play and scarcely ever made a miss. 1f Hots! plays next season he should make a desirable player on the first twelve. ” "Hard ILuLk” still follows the trail of the Young Canadians. From our own Cox-respondent. Messrs. J03. and Jns. Oliver are away waiting friends near Bostuu. U. S. Mr. â€"and Mrs. J. P. Rupert have gone to Arkuna tn visit their daughter and their son-iu-law, Dr. Teasdale: Dr. Meiklejoim was waiting at H. Franks', Esq.; ale" Muss Martin and Miss \Vilsuu, of Toronto. Mr. Luvell, of Torontn. has been the gutfit of Mr. J. P. Rupert._ U Mrs. Fenwick, wife of Mr. Aaron Fenwick. died at the residence of her father, Mr. Muses Boddy, at the early age of twenty-four years. The l'e-upcning of the Presbyterian: Church l-unk place ull Sunday last, the 14th inst. The sermon in the morning was preached by Rev D. Camelun, the pastor of the cenigregatiun. In the even~ ing Rev. J. Pearcn, M. A., occupied the pulpit. Music was supplied by the choir of the Conciurd PresbytHi-‘(n Church, lvd by Elder, The church Linked nice. the pulpit. being nicely trimmed, and the carpet inside the altar was rich, Qllalfitel'ly-Meetilzg was held in the Methodist, Church, M:|p|e, nu Sabbath. Ana. 7th. Au npprupriule sermon was preached by Ra-v. M. Fmvvett. Our sch0ul teacher returned on Monâ€" day to resume his duties ‘nr the mxt term. He had his fingers: tied up in pre- tence that he had been in the harvest. field. Driving a self-binder should not cause such wounds. The school opened w1th 68 scholars, followed by '74 on Tues- day: Maple From an occnssionu] Correspondent. Our civxc holiday has come and gone. It took plaCe on Monday, Aug. 15th, and quite a gala. day it was. On Saturday evening qu‘te a. number of the former residents of our town put in an appear :mce. On the regular train Monday morning a larger number, and on the special train u. still larger number, so that all told. about. 1,000 arrived by train. The Abell Works’ band came out on the early train, and after duinu up the town with music, went to Mr. Abell's residence and disconrsed sweet music on his lovely lawn far about two hours. Mrs Abell treated them tn lemonade, milk. cakes, apples, &c. Thev cloned their selections of music by playing Home Sweet Home, and God Save the Queen. 0n the special train were two bandsâ€"â€" Lubar’e and a life and drum bandâ€"a few Orangemen, and quite a large number of people. The two bands last named treat- ed the villagers and excursmniets to sweet music all the afternoon. A string band supplied music for those who wished to trip the light fantastic. There were sports on the old fair grounds. A cricket match between Woodbridge and Lambtou Mills, the latter winning; a base ball match betwuen Woodbridge and lorontu, the former winning; a. foot ball match between Womlbridge and Thistleton, the latter winning; there were also several foot races. Towards evening some nf the crowd be~ came rather noisy, and the services uf the village cunsluble had (U be called in- to question, and the handcuffs had to be used. It does seem a pity that we can- not have a gala day but some one has l0 bring disgrace upon the village. 'l'hele should he a luck-up, and all such char- acters shuuld be introduced and left un- til next nun-Hing, and then in their so- briety dealt with to the full extent of the law. The excln'siunists left. on the regu- lar train. Dr. McLean arrived home last Satm- day from Muukuka. He had been away two wecks. \Ve are sorry to relate the death of Mrs. Elliott, umther uf MT. Geo. Elliott; also the sum: Is illness of the sun of I). McKenzie, Councillor of our village Fire «luctI-rs have been in attendance. From our own Correspondent. We trust no one will teel slighted bi - cmse many things perhaps wmthy ut mention have not been mentioned during the past. month and a. half or so. The hurry and rush of work, the oppressive- ness of the weather, and sometimes some slight indispnsitimm on our part, have conspired to prevent. us. The ofliCu of the \Vondbridge News has been greatly Improved lately. See what illlprovelnenrt a woman makgs. A xhuenmker has planted hm boot on 8th Avenue. Mr. Luny, a. farmer living near \Vhite Ruse, met with an accident one day last week while threshing. He was cunning out of the barn with afork on his should- er and the handle down, when one of' the prongs caught in the engine belt and the handle caught on the side of the machine and struck him on the breast and neck. hurling him twelve feet. He lit on his head, and was picked np unconscious Mlls. Flatt is'visiting-friends at Crea- more. Mr. Geo. \Vestman, of Toronto. spent, a few days wisiting at. his uncle‘s, Mr. D. Gregory. 7" Mlsn'er Willie and Miss Eliza Street, ..f Toronto. are spenning a few days at their grandfatherr’s, M_r. R_. Thuu‘ms. We are pleased w learn that Mr. Jas. \Vhitney, who had a sunstrnke, and Mr. G. Mair, who has been under the Dr‘s care. are improving. The Health In- upector reports guueral iunprmcluent a.- mong the sick and afflicted. OSNABRUCK, DIXONs P. 0., 0x12. May 111.1), 1887.â€"â€"My wife suffered for five years with that. distressing disease,cat:u'rh. Her case was one of the worst kumvn in these parts. She tried all of the caturrh remedies I ever saw advertised. but. they were of nu use. I finally procured a. huttle uf Nasal Balm. She has used uulv unr half of it and is thoruughlv cured and feels like a new person. I feel it, my duty to sav that Nasal Balm cannot be T00 HIGHLY recommended fur camrrh trnubles and I am pleased Lu have all such suffer ers knnw through its use they will re- ceive instant relief and CURE. CHAS. Mt‘GlLL. Farmer MUNN A: 00.. of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. con- tinue to not us Solicitors for Patents. Caveats. Trude Marks. Co yrhzhts. for the United States. Canada. England. nce. Germany. et H‘ Id Buok about. Patents sent $ree. fI‘hirty y}. I'S'experlence. Patents sent free. Thirty-seven yeau‘s' experience. Patentsobtained through MUNN 6: CD. are noticed In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. the lamest. best. and most widely circulated scientific paper. $3,203 yeur. Weekly. S lendld engravings agd_ Interesting In- formation. pecimen copy ottbe sclenufic Amer- icnn sent free. AddrPss ML 5N a; 30.. SFHâ€"ZNTIFIO AMERICAN Oxfice. 2‘11 Broadway. hew York. Woodbri dge UaK mldges. From our nu u Correspondent. During the last. mx weeks our village has been the gscune vf a great many pic- nics and excursions. Our Sunday Schools picnic on Wednesday at, Big Bay Point, on Lake Simcnu. 'l’be Flenry Sons gave their men a. pic-Inc last Saturday, at Bond’s Lake, on acumnc of the over- hours they had Worker] 30 fill all the orders for blunders and other agricultural Implements. ()Lher pic-mos 0:00 numer- ous t1) mention. We are to have better fire protection. A committee uppumted some time ago to iuqmre Into [llu unlny and case of all the avatams of fire and wuer works in the world, :‘epurtcd laab week. The Holly system seems Lu be preferable, but the matter will be Vowd ull shortly. It will ¢(15L$12,OUU. This, with nearly $20,000 for our school house, IS pretty 200d for so small a. place. Our P. 8. Trustee: ask only $3,000 this year for running ex- penses ! _ Rev. Mr. Rankin is confined to his bed with cholera murbus. He was unable to attend the Sacrament on Sunday. The weather to: nearly two months has been extremely dry and warm, :0 much so that. Spring gram has dried up and not ripened properly. The yield will be un- der the average. This owder never vanes A marvel of purity, strengt and wlmlesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, uml cannot be sold in competition mm the multitude of low test,shnrt weight :11an Hr phngphute powders. Sold ()an in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 7106 Wall {ti-set. N. Y TO AGENTS ! ONE HUNDRED GUBD MEN! EUMEILL NURSERLES 2 STEADY EMPLOYMENT ! Liberal Commission 'or Salâ€" ary, best Advantages. The Great Regulator pleudid outfit furnished free. Any pushing mun cun succeed‘ 01 HN' Slomuc-il. Liver. Bowvls, :uul Bluod. 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