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yndqfiqkeys (fir. Embalmers, Funeral Fungwliings Ahfilyfi on! ‘ ‘ ‘ " Huang" FRANK B DEFTON BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NDTARIES_ &C BARIKISTIFRS, SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES. Toronto Office*34 Bank of Commerce Build1ngs,xg King Street West. Thornhill Office~Post Office every Wed- nesday from IO to 12 a. m. Richmond Hill Officeâ€"Post Ofliceevery Wednesday from x to 4 p. m. Goll'ections in City and Country promptly attended to. Money to loan, : uww Minds 1:0lean 0:) Mortgage Rates of Interest. Mr Gregory will be at 1 11am Oflice every Snturrlny from 9 u. 1 111.; and n: \Vehher's Hotel, Union Saturday from 511.111. 0 8 n. m, Mmgwfi d} flawmm nurl‘lSBel‘B Solicitors Conveyancers «950. Toronto 0m00~Cannda Lite Building. 46 Kim; St. “’050 ('I‘ako Elevator) Markham 0.1!icc-â€"â€"'l‘own Hall. lip-stairs. Private Funds 170lean m) Mort nnrm n.- rnmAM MO Barristers Solicitors Toronto 0mm:â€" Blulding. <16 Barristers, Solicitors, 85c. Toronto Officeâ€"No.15 Toronto Street. Richmond Hill Office open cvery Saturday. LAWRENCE, ORMISTON & DREW A G F LAWRENCE VOLIXIII. Aurora 1322,8511, 16th, and E liiclmzoud Hill ...... am an I: (m; the Palmer Hullsel St’vflrvillb . ‘ . . . . Markham , . Victoria. Squme ThorumllAVa‘lker Ho Woodbridge .. .. Kleiuburg obleton. Fullerton, (72);)rig din “’alla BARRIS'I‘ERS, SOLICITORS &c OFFICE: 1):,', 18 KING STREET EAST, TL Vitulized Air alw: \Voz'ks like it Address A R01 Licentiate of Royal Col lzurgh ' AL D. (1.1”. Trix Follow of Trinity Mmh and 8., Ontario. Late (vf Toronto, has purchased thuxesidonce of Dr Orr, Maple. Will continue practice from same place. Office hours~BeIore 10 [L m, 2 to 3 D m‘ 7tnfln'“ DR. Eumfis’lslfii WWW. \__._.‘7_, DR. 39 LIESQiiéSI THURSDAY MORNING AT THE LIBERAL PRHHING & PUBLISHiNG HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Beaten, 3ng 8’9 Damn, NEY TO LOAN ATTO§VE*ST CURRENT RATES J S Fulleu'con l3“ p1;szwa FUNDS W l) GREGORY Oflice Hoursws to 66 J. R. MILLER Richmond Hill P. O BROS e En La RICHMOND HILL‘ BUSINESS fivuml. vzngga mg? J HERBERT DENTGN @119 ’ ‘ iiiiheml per annumy in advance.) 105 Adelaide street Eust‘ Tomato. IS PUBLISHED E VERY 11' always on hand at appointments 9 like 2L chum}. Free from pain. A ROBINF‘ON L.D.S‘, Aurora. Ont. . M c M A H O N . 1mm 3; Duran-non. agory will be at the Markâ€" ry Snturdny from 9 u. Lu to 4 30 p, :hher’s Hotel, Uniouville, every 511.111..170 81).!11. USED BY Dr. A. Rmbiuson. SURGEON DENTIST. , ltit‘tanuII 92nd . . .4, aAvAauJa, nulu ngvursibyt Toronto , Toronto University and M C P S U, my :m 1 2E}; 31mm! \V J J DREW W Cook, 10 a. m,; and 6 to 8 p. m , Edin- mi (:onegéfiifill if. 6‘“. “1'! EVBI‘y Saturday. .mth . 201}: .215t .2311] Vg‘x‘tb 2‘.) th duth 01‘. â€"-Wallu.ce T0 LOAN. m ,2t03pm,7t09pm S ORMISTON, L L B . B. DUNCAN G W Homes “’allace: of each 11‘ nnth do ANDREW DODS ‘, Tonou'x‘u at: Lowest ALWAYS ON HAW G00 1 acnommodation fur h'aveuers and board- ers. Best brands of Jiqum-s and cigars. \Varm stumbling and (L1) nbcmmvc hoWIer, “fell-bred Horses, Durham Cattle, Shropshire Sheep, Decwo Berkshire Pigs. H.QUETTOX ST. GEORGE, ' ‘ ;Oak Ridge: P. O Every uccommodutinn to guests perday Eiguml’fi ($5.3m. Having refitted the above House and furnish- ed it in, firstclnss style,] am prepared to give the public the best of accommodation Excellent stabling and attentive hostlers. Surner Rooms for commercial travellers. Terms 8} her day. 5 1w. TEEFY. NOTARY PUBLIC. THE DOMINION HOUSE, Richmond Hill. Fine Wines, quuors and ngars. Every accmnmodution or travellers. Firstâ€"c1115 stubling and 1m attentive lwstler. Benj. This large and commudioua hotel is with all the modern conveniences. l: with the best. brands of wines. liquors (xoud stabling and an atrmmve hoscle Dec 5th. 1889 March 27, 20-11-’90â€"tf Good accommodation and Q UEEN’S "HOTEL, Ten miles tromTorunto Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York, re- spectfully solicits your patronage and frianlly influence. Sales attended 011 the sLm‘test notice and a reusonabu rates. P. Q; address King 13¢;ngsz @5532; THOS. HUGHES, Prop. Liconsed Auctioneer for the County 1 Sales attended to un shortes’ a notice and smmble rates. Patronage sulicited. It Maple. Licensed Auctioneer for t Uumrxuami Peal. Gomls k Gexmrnl sales of stock, etc‘ to at reasonable rates. P. l HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, fie. Issuer of Marriage Licenses RICHMOND HILL POST OFFIUE. Geld Hednlist of the Ontario Veterinary Cellege Tumnbo. ' Will visit Riahmnml Hill Wednesday and Sutub day afternoon of each week. Day or night culls promptly attended to. A full supply of medicines cunstantlyou band. ll-J- nuns. L Family and Commercial Hotel replete with every comfort. Excellent stables. Special arrangements made for driving parties ‘wr' “43:: .__-. I “OLDEN rm fibfif BEST £279 @mzwv, @flfififla‘ifi Emma, ADVANCING LOANS Issuer Marriage Licenses {or of York 158 KING STREET EAST. TORONTO THORNHII RESIDENCE, Adm-€55 PEfi GENT. upwnnns. Lansing, Yonge St. r BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS. “'m. Skm‘don, Prop. ', '90 l have unequalled facilities Veterinary Surgeon Leeds Richardson; J amcs C. Stokes. Brillinger. Proprietor. Salem Eick and! U JIMKSSXONER IN THE J. T. Saigeon Thus. (:asgrove. Prop. lliLLlOll and every attention to the travelling public. At mtes from 10f wines. liquors dhiéétfili J atrmmve hoscler. 1’. DOYLE, Prov" Thornhill mmdioua botelis Btbed up conveniences. Bursaoaked W RE NEST F LANGSI‘AFF' ‘ “In. Essentiafis, Unity“; in Non~Essm¢ials, Liberty; in all things, Chm/fly.” (fiallmwugh, the County of York LN. .. . [113 L L. Prop the Countleq of York sold on consignment 3., promptly attended 0. address, UNIONVILLR. HCHMOND HILLb THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1891 ass notice and at rea- sulicited. Residanco L, ONT... MAPLE On Board. $1.00 the County for Aurora. What might have been a much more serious accident occurred on the evening of the 16th inst” between Kleinbnrg and its western suburb, Nashville. Mr. Wm. Seeing that none of the residents of this enterprising little place seem dispos- ed to allow the outside world to know anything about, what takes place within and about it, we shall endeavor to pen a. few items which 112156 chanced to come into our possession. As usual it is all alive ; Bunkum makes it noisy. \Vhen aliens enter in the hive They find them very cosy. There has been sickness and death within its confines. It is now, however, too late to report the events of the season of sorrow. E Forester, b E Frisby..n . R Frishy, b C Furesber....... . F Aleek, c &. b E A Frisby .. E Dixon, b E A Frisbym ...... \V IVIustard, b E A Frisby W M'eek, b E A Frisby . W Frisby. ran out. . L Norman, not out ............ Extras .......... . J Forester, c T Brown, H J Brown, I) E Frisby g Achenzie, run 01m... W Frisby, run out ....................... E A Frisby. b R Frisby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F Padget, c C McKenzie, b Dixon... G Henrick, b E Dixon C McKenzie, b E Dxxou ......... J Hickson, b R Frisby ............. J Padget. b R Frisby .................. J Frisby, c H J Brown, I) R Frisby I" 1.1;_»,- w C Forester, not out: E Hitchcock, b E Dixon Extras .. The quJwixfg is the scores of the at matchâ€"- 7 On Sunday, services were conducted by Rev. Afr. McCuiIoch, who gave two ver')7 instructive sermons. In the after- noon he preached to the pupils of the Sabbath School. and in ihe evening to the young people. After tea was over an entertainment was given. Speeches w’en_ delivered by Revs. Messrs. Speer and McCulloch. These gentlemen were especially happy ln their remarks, and spoke favorably of the games of the afternoon. Music was rendered by the Aniphion Orchestra, cf Richmond Hill, and the audience heartily appreciated the selections rendered. A song by Afr. \Vill D. Atkinson was en- cnred, as was also a. comet solo by Mr. R. Glass. Without a doubt the orchestra will be a success. The closing hymn was then sung, the benediction pronounced by Rev. Air. JlIchllnch, and the audiâ€" ence dispersed, after having spent a very pleasant day. Tea. was served from 4 to 7. Owing tn the unpromising mqrning it was given in the basement of the church, instead of on Mr. Klinck’s lawn. Croqllct and other games were, how'ever, engaged in on the lawn. The ice cream, lemonade and other delicacies, whirh were sewed froma tent by the ladiu, met with a ready sale. Gormley and Almira were the next teams to play off. The teiuns promptly responded, and the ball was soon moving,y in various parts of the field. The ball was kept mowing very lively during first half time, Alumni. being: kept on the de- fensive until a good pass was made and Norman scored the final goal for Gormley. A second goal was. quickly put in also on first half timé‘. During the last. half the Almim men got more on their mettle,bnt lost, another goal. They, lioweverfliiick- ly followed up, and scored a. goal, but in 'was no use, as Gor’nley was too strong for them. When time was called ‘the score was in favor of Gormluy hy 3 to 1. A large or)in witnessed the match and much interest was manifested, which was seen by the cheering which the players received. The AnniVCrsal'y held on Saturday in connection with the Methodist Church was very successful. The first thing on the programme for'the day was a cricket match between the married and the single men. The married men went to but first and did things up in their usual style, but only succeeded in making a score of 33. The bachelors then took their turn at batting, and somewlint rattled the fathers by makng 8 runs more than their opponents. After the cricket match 0. foot bail hmr~ nament took place between thejuuior ViCs and a junmr team from Bathesda. The ball was promley kicked off, and the \‘is- hora were at once kept busy do- fending their lgoal, but at last. a tine shot was made for the Square am‘ n. game se- cured. When time was called the Vicks were declared the victors. Victoria Square. Kleinburg MARRIED MEN SINGLE MEN Brosvn, b E Frisby crick- I l . . . L4. . . . . ‘Uruoocoiâ€"‘ooowooww 41 Our brass band under the leadership of Il-Ir. Wm. Forder, of Toronto, is meeting with great success this summer On Tues day afternoon they played at Fisherville for a church party. On July let they are engaged to play here for the church party; on July llth they play in the city ful‘ an Orange Lodge there and on July 13th they play at Newmarket for the \Voodbridge Orange Lodge. Any parties ‘ wanting a firstrclass band. can not do better than to engage our band if they want lots of sweet, music. , Our hotel keeper has again started a ' zoo in connection with his other businesa , in the shape of a. crow. THE ONLY EFFECTUAL ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS, LABURERS AND MECHANiCS IN CANADA. The first; Association of Patrons was organized in the County of Lambton, \Vesteru Ontario. in Feb. 1890, and the organization spread rapidly over Ontario, and at present. overy County in the Prov ince, except five, is either fully organized or being pushed vigorously, and by this time in 1892 the whole Province of Out,- m'io will be solidly organized. The or- der was incorporated in Ontario in May, 1890. The separation from the United States took place in February, 1891, and the order has a Grand Association in Ontario. In the western part of the fl'Iessrs. Cousins, Andres, Ham «(5 Co. â€"b1acksmiths, carpenters, painters, carâ€" riage manufacturers, &c.-have been exâ€" ceedingly busy all summer. 0hr stbrekeepers have been kept quite bu§y uflate. IvIr. Wih. Holladay the grain buyer is still here and is receiving gram almost every day. 7 It gives us pain to state that two of our loyal citizens received a. shth suustruke one day lust week when working on the highway for Her .Majesty, but we are glad to learn they have completely re- covered agaln. Messrs. Jackson & Gram. pump mann- facturers, have been busily engaged all spring filling orders. Seeing no items in your valuable paper from here of late I take great pleasure in sending you a. few items to let your many readers know of some events that have taken place ; also events that are to come off. Business in general here this spring has been good; the late rains have put'l a different appearance upon our farmers’ faces, and crops we think will be abun- dent in this neighborhood this fall. ' Mr. Callaghas also been doing a rushing business in the tinsmith line. The Mt. Lebanon Sabbath School pur- pose holding their annual festival and entertaumient on the 24th inst. Nlr. Edwin Hamny has kindly granted them the use of his beautiful lawn, and we anâ€" ticipate a, successful day. Proceeds for dcfmying the expenses of the 8. School. Tue Rev. '1‘. Edwards, pastor of the Nletlmclist church, being away to Cou- fercncc, Mr. Atkinson, one of the local preachers, tilled the pulpit on Sunday evening, 14th inst. Jardin, of King township, had been to the station to meet his brother, Mr; Du'vi'd Jardin. wife and daughter, of Goderich. \Vhile on their way toward this village the horses became frightened and ran away. The driver and his friends were thrown from the Waggon. All were more or less shaken up. Mr. D. Jardine was the most Loriously injured. having had his face badly cut. 116 was biought to Mr. G. Gilinuur’s hotel, where, atter considerable loss of blood, his wounds were dressed and stitched by Dr. T. H. Robinson. His wife also had her side and leg injured, Mr. John Woods, carâ€" penter, 01 Nublcton, who was With the party, appeared at first to be hurt, but this was more fright than anything else. The runaway team was caught by Klein- burg’s hem, Mr. \V. Mullen. The party procwdi d homeward next morning. We hope that the injured ones may soon re- gover. The S. S. Institute under the direction of Vaughan S. S. Association was held in Knox church, 9tli“Con. Vaughan, on 'l‘ueaday,June 10th. The subjects on the prugranmie were as assigned: “The Bible‘its Epoclm,” by Rev. A. Mc- Laughlin; "Divisions of the Bible,” by Alfred Day, Pi'm'incinl Secretary; “What is the Bible to be to us and to do for us?” by Rev. \V. F. Wilinott; “The Lesson Taught,” by Alfred Day. All to whom subjects were assigned were present,with the exception of Rev. W. F. Wilmott, who, we suppose, for some unavoidable reason, was prevented from attending and giving a helping hand, as he always cheerfully does. After eachsubject had been handch by the leading speakers, a lively discussion followed, in which a number of clergymen and others of the congregation took part. Altogether the meeting was a grand success. and, not- withstanding the unfavorable weather, the attendance was good. Patrons of Industry. Maple On Yonge Street in Aurora Two Good Dwell- ings with Stables: and out; Infihiings attached. Also one Good Dweilim: with stable and out buildings attached, in King City. All of the above have an abundance of hard and soft water, For fui‘theli Dartncnlm's apply to JAMES REYNOLDS, Aurora. 01' WILLIAM WALKINGTUN, Kink!“ Over W Collius' store, comer of Queen street. {and Nornhnobo avenue (2nd sheet was: of Queen street subway) : ]f you want to buy or sell a Farm, ad- vertise 1n the Toronto WEEKLY MAI-L. That paper reaches 100,000 Farmers’ homes every week, and your advertise- ment should meet the eye of someone who waxle to purchase. Advertisements of this class are Inserted in the Toronto WEEKLY MAIL for Five Gents a word each insertion, or Twenty Cents n wan for five insertions. Address THE MAIL, Toronto, Canada. up. u nuuua, til-I i The Thornhill fire engine was slightly 3111‘: of repair on that day. In fact. it looked so dry that. a passing spark might have ignited it at once. Honest J. Mundey got his side whiskers singed, but he stuck to his post all the same. A prominent member of the R. H. ‘F. B. was so excited that when he hitched his horse he drove northward at a rapid pace, but soon discovered his mistake. J- Wbén John Wilson got his socks burn: from hls feet, he good-naturedly said, “Faro yehyell‘fgrotber Watkins, 921 I ” SPARKS Brother auditor appeared in a black frock coat and brier-root pipe, but. neither inter- fered with his duties as hosemcu. Nor with his appetite, At about half past one on Thursday after- noon lust, Captain Pugsley received a teleâ€" phone message from Thornhill, stating that Dr. Goo. Lmrgstai‘f‘s outbuildings were on fire, and requesting that the fire engine and other appliances be sent down at once. The bell was immediately rung here, and in a. short time nearly every fireman in the vilv lage was at his post, eager to learn the lo- cation of the fire. Two large busscs were secured, one taking the engine, the other the hose reel and about 600 feet of hose. Many single rigs were also driven down and con- veyed firemen to the scene of action. in less than forty minutes after the message was received a stream of water from the en- gine was playing on the flames, although the buildings by this time had been prettv well consumed, the fire having been kept in check by citizens of Thornhill, who must have done excellent Work as a bucket bri- gade. The fire seems to have caught either in the roof or the hay mow, and spread rapidly. When first discovered there was not the least chance, without a fire engine, to save the driving house and other outâ€" buildings which were altached to the stable. Dr. Langstaff's residence, which was only about 30 feet from the corner of the driving house, was also scorched, and another build - ing known as West's store caught fire and was saved with much difficulty. Had it not been for the favorable wind and the dumpâ€" ness of the surrounding buildings it Would have been almost impossible to gave them. As it was the citizens had to work hard to prevent a very dangerous fire from spread- ing. The engine emptied two tanks in the vicinity, and helore the Richmond Hill fire- men left there was scarcely it turning cinder to be seen. The citizens appreciated the efforts of our firemen who, after the fire. were treated to retreshments which were furnished by the ladies of the village. Part of the contents of the building was saved. The loss will be about $3000, partly covered by insurance. Although opinions were ireer expressed as to the cause of the fire, we are' not in a position to say what was the most likely source. have to compete wish the World in the products they sell, make it utterly imâ€" possible for them to stand before the pressure. All that is needed to change materially this state of affairs in unity among farmers, '{uilly then around the standard of the Pulrnns of Industry and hulp to break the combines. Mr, Cassidy, from the County of Mid- (llesex, is pushing the organization of York County, and is holding meetings in Markham and Vaughan at present.»-â€" COM. binding twine fur the season of 1891, and it will be delivered, F. O, 3., at all stations south and east of Owen Sound in Ontario. Contracts for all implements, vehicles, &c., nuedcd hy the farmers will be cmnpletu'd as rapidly as possible. Tho . I .I r H V 'V ‘ Patrons Commercial Union, of Michig: i‘, saved on implements alone last year over $300,000 fur its members. and they pay off nuutgaucs bening a high rate of interest at a much loner rate. The farm- ers, laborers and mechanics of Ontario have to face monopolies and combines in every direction, and together with the high rate of interesft‘ihhe:y7 pay, while they #1, - Province every ring has fallen before their united influenceâ€"Aha salt I'ilm,g1‘ain buyers’ ring, millers’ ring, murchants’ ring, is a, thing of the past-Hand the exe- cutive of the ordvr has contracted fd: â€"â€"~Pa.rl<;da.1eâ€"â€" FOR SALE [Single copies, 3 cts. Fire at Thomhifl. W. ROGERS, D JEN T I S'E‘. ', mug. 5'2