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@192 flout ” ~. THURSDAY MORNINGâ€" ?HE LlBEflALFllll-lilll’fis. PUIleSHlNG HOUSE I‘ZIUHAZUNL till”, (TNT. T. F. 3:ch EDH‘OH d2 1’ 2;: VP:- S. Bouillon. mi. Rillllli” RICHMIOND Licentiuze 0f nova! Colic . burgh M. l). C. M. Iriiz Fellow of Trinity Med‘c and 5., Ontario. srArr, LL, CitinS, Ellin- ' , . Toronto; :8. end M. C. P. TIT 4....L B A 52 M B. Toronto [‘nivcnir y and M L' 1’ S U, ‘ 811106 Hours»8 to 10 n. 111.: and (j to 8 p. m. i H \- V I' '7 7,," ' " "‘ , es 2:522:22: stem, MAPLE, K Late of ’1‘0roum,na: p ~ li’lsel theiesideuce of Dr Orr, Maple. > \‘zlil cv‘ntinuo pi'acsiCe from some} 0. More 1.) -. lll. ‘ Uiiice hoursâ€"B 3 p m, 7 to!) p in a Will??? 5&5} w USED BY Dr. A. Robinson. «69.:- ! ‘: SURGEON DENTIST, Aurora lst,s‘.h,18rh.ouil . 21nd r 0 menu; mil HUL. .‘dlll rm ,, .HLTJ If ecoliionlouth (at the Pulmvr House/ Stouu'ville . do Hal-khan} . i Victoria St in: do Thornhrlldliu! d0 \\'o Jdbrnlgo lg Kleiuburg :1 ooleton... d: Titulizc ‘1 Air alwm .3 on 110.11%! at H Works like 2‘. L‘llill‘JZ i’rcc i‘rn2 ioliitmeuts . UrLl nuin. Adoi‘oss A ROBIN-“ON G EJLAWREXCE W S on 1 ' ~ JJ szw : ISTOA, L L B AWRENCE, ORMISTON & DREW Barristers, Solicitors, :66. oronto Officeâ€"No.15 Toronto Street. ichmggirdl:;ll Ollice open every MONEY TO LOAN ATToil/ET CURRENT RATES s....en;.‘;ie;..;i3s‘Eunice. ’BARRIS'I‘ERS, SOLICITORS dzc OFFICE: 13 Kiss sinisi ' 21‘ EAST, ToaoM‘u Richmond Hill P. 0. Every Saturday. J S Fullerton, W Cook, â€"We,lla.ce l3? PRIVAl‘E FUNDS To LOAN. ‘3: W 1) Gnueony G W HOLMES curves at dungeon Barristers Solicitors Convey encers &c. Toronto on _ looâ€"Canada Llle Building. 16 King: St. “’95:. ll‘nke Elevator) l Markham Officeâ€"Town Hall, , ugh-stairs. | Private Funds to Loan 0 u Mortgage at Lowest Interest. ory will be at the Mark- buturrluy from 93. m to 430 p. ber's Hotel, Uniouville, every p. 111., to 8 1). Lu. J. R. MILLER Rates of Mr Greg ham Ollice every 11).: and at \\'0l» Saturday from 5 E. J. B. DUNCAN oversees e fiewewm. BARBISTJ‘RS, SOLICITORS AND NOTAIIIES. Toronto Ofliceâ€"34 Bum; Burldmgs, [9 King Street West. , l‘hornhill Officeâ€"Post Office every Wed- nesday from ro to 12 a. m. Richmond Hill Officeâ€"Post Oflice every Wednesday from r to 4 p. m. of Commerce Gollectionsiu City and Cu uutrv min t] attended to. p p y Money to loan. ; fiestas, ‘Diicls & Denies, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &C. 105 Adela itlc street East. Toronto. FRANK B DENTOV, T! C L i ANDREW DODS J HLTBNL'RT BENTON, L L B Undo”. 5 (it E m balmors, ; ("ducr . Furnishings Always on 13m: (3 is" £22312 «1 so Y. ' 10, NOT“ ll Y Pl ll) J (7‘ ERIIHSII’ANLLL' 1N INF. HEGH COURT OF jUSTICE, 844:. " '5‘ ...: . “'5 sonar C'J. l‘.l:i...«.12.ge incenses. llli 'HVONIV le'illi l‘llr1'l‘ OFFICE. gf. gill. lividl'uimtglt. THORNHILL, C)N'_[‘., Veterinary Surgeon, Gold llcv'lalisl of Iii». (midi in Veterinary College 'l Hiuzito. Will visit Hiclnnni. 1 lb! \\'2 vliiyulh A will Day 02 high '- supply of n H-4â€"hnus. duosinv :lll’lS:\tu1‘~ km. A full .i Land. Salem Ea‘kiireh Licensed Au :tmm-rr for the Counties of York Untarmnnd l’t-rl. Gun is sold on consimimcnt. Genm‘ulsztlm 4 f 'tm'lt, pic” I‘l’tlilll'll} attended to at i'easouirl/lt-i‘u;rs,. P. 0. uddiw-s, -. l'.\'l<r.\'\'lLLli1. fines 6‘. Motion. License uctionevr in: the (‘wuuty of York, re- spcctful J sulicats your puiinnuto :znd friendly influence. s'ult .: nut-i lut‘. on 1} v \‘m. test notice an 1 A reusonulu ti ._ 1:. U. :uiuicss King .i. T_. 5;! “gr-mi. Licousml Auctioneer for the County of York. b‘ules Mtende l to on Sll'll'Lt‘sb llutil‘i‘ (Llltl ut rec.- snnaflile rater. l’uli‘ullll‘gu s riici. .l. Residence Maple. Louis Richardson. Issuer MarriageLicenses for theConuLy oi York RESIDHXFI-t, â€"- MAPLE ONT I have iizicqiinjlrd fdtzilitiw‘. for ADVANCING LOANS t rates from '5 PER fiEl‘i‘T. UPWfiflDS. Add re s5 ms? F LANGSI‘AFF Aurora. Ell? Good accommodation und cvm v attention to the travelling public. 'i‘i‘lnos. Cossrove. Prop. Q UiiiiN’s‘TIOTEL, Ten miles THERE HELL from Torunto A Family and Commercial Hotel replete with every comfort. . ‘ lixeelleni stables. bpccml wrung-mums menu for driving parties “’11:. Skiu'don, March 27, '90 Horse fovdieiws’. “ 20-11-0021 Prop. This large and comiiicniioii with oil tne inmlcru criuveni with the best. bru (100d stubliug sliotolis fitted up . ciices. Bur Stocked uds of Wines. liquors uud cigars. and 8.1: at'cntive hostler. , 1’. Do i LE, l‘rup.. Thomhill Dec 5th. 1880 Tfloermiibc "germs, THO S. HUGHES, Prop. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Every accnuimmintion or travellers. Firstclasa stabliug and an nttentivc hustler. THE DOlllNlON ”Home, Richmond Hill, Bcnj. Brlliingcr, Proprietor. Hevinnrel‘itterl the uhovc House and furnish- ed it. in firsmcluss style, I am prepared to give the public the best 0’ accommodation Excellent stebling and attentive hustlers. Sample Rooms for commerciul travellers. Terms $1 nor dav. {El/@333, STREET EAST. TORONTO 158 KING Every accommodation to guestF. Board, 81.00 pci‘iluy @312»: Elna v Gonl accommndution for travellers and board- ers. Best brands of liquors nnu cigurs. Warm stabliug and an attentive hustler wm. BELL. Prop ALWAYS ON HATE \Vell-hrcd Horses, Durham Cattle, Shropshire Sheep, Dec ,me Berkshire Pigs. awe--..... m K lei nburg note it few events in count-awn neighborhood. The crop prcspcctn of tho surrounding countrv s: cm to have iznprmxcd, and farmnrls, .‘illhmwh nwt "Viticipaling 2-. superabundunco (ll farm 5 Cuzrvlon pr..- ducts, are Buiiizvlm'. inure ' since our late rain-w, :uirl lupc to have u coinpzirutivcly good yivld \‘rliut was: some time .114.) cxpcclcd. it appeared at one time thit we Wt‘l‘t: w~ll nigh having: rt famine visllulion, for the showers, though passing on all sides of us, appeared to shun this locality, or. liy the Divine \Vill Ihcsc beneficcnt Visitation: sccm to have been withheld for a season. Our sturdy roiid buss, Mr. Ibvbt. Hol- lingslicad, bus, on hell i” of the oflicers of Her Majesty’s civil administration, given cilicial “HUGO to the residents of his best that they Hlidll {resent thtim- selves into his prcsvucc on the 29th of June, and ouch mucosaivc d 1y thurcnftcr, unt.l he shall have liberated them from subservicncy to his custodianship, to per- form certain manual, bundcn duties. In tn performing these, the upprcntiros will be , instructed in tho art of l-vcuting, con- structing and repairing the public high ways. “'0 liupc to sue a largo attend- ance, as all {II'U welcome whether invited urnot Full instructions will be gchn without charge, as the tutor has decided to devote his time and experience to pub- lic inzcrcsts during the session. This may appear in print. too late to be of any consequence as an announcement, but it will at any rite serve to stimulate like benevolenm: in other districts. Encourage it .‘ I On the evening of Sunday, {let ult., Rev. Mr Scott, of Toronto, \lt‘llVCI‘ed ill] intercsting sermon in the Methodist Church. On the following Monday evening, the Rev. Mr. \Vriuht who, about ten years ago, labored on the Methodist circuit here, according to previous announceâ€" ment should have given {1. lecture on the Mexican lloniinions, which, for the good of his health, he had been visiting during the last. three years. The lecturer ap- peared, but the audience being so small, he dcctded not to speak on the subjuct. The rev. gentleman is credited as an excellent speaker, and those [JR-Sent would gladly huve heurd him. He was announced to address the Colcraino seat ion the next evening. The 23rd nlb., witnessed a. fire at the residence of Mr. John \Vatkins. The drums were quickly extinguished. In the evening a. meeting was held in connection with the Methodist Sabbath School, the Object being an onrleuVor to make preparations for an anniversary festival. It was decided to have a straw- berry festival and entertainment on the 7th of July. Posters Will be issued shortly. The garden party of Mt. Lebanon Sub bath School was held on the 24th nlt. Extensive preparations had been made on Mr. Edwin Hmnbly’s lawn, and every- thing pluced in readiness for a large turn- out. The day opened like the budding flower. Nature apparently was rcjuicing over the “good time Coming,” when a multitude should enter upon the fasci- nating scene, and having feasted upon the pleasures of the breezy shade, should jliyously seat themselves by tables heavily burdened with the Cll’)lCL‘St, daiuticst, most delicious and enticing “vands that the people with her assistance were capâ€" able of producing for this anniversary celebration. Bright and early the buxom youth might have been seen wcuding their way toward “beautv‘s haunt,” and later on the older people swarmed forth from their several abodes eager to partic- ipate in the enjoyments of the day. An immense crowd was soon on hand. Nob- leton band furnished music during the afternoon and evening. After ten. had been served a. pleasant entertainment was given, in which the Revs. Messrs. Mcâ€" Laughlin and Edwards, and MLHanibly, S. S. superintendent; Mrs. McLaughlin, the Misses McLaughlin, McCutcheon and M. Agar assisted. Especially shall we notice Rev. Mr. McLaughlin’s onslaught upon the old bachelors and maids. So strongly did he urge, by persuasion, that they should forsake celibacy, that we need not be surprised if we should have a wholesale dcxertion from the old es- tablished ranks of buchclorism and maidenhood. The rey. gentleman eviâ€" dcntly has exceedingly great faith in the “twain shall be one flesh ” system, and is, therefore, a hearty advocate of it. The Rev. Mr. Edwards favored his lic ers with it good general address. EdWin Humbly, superintendent, for some time, giving an account of the working of the school, which, though or- ganized only about fifteen months ago, , has grown to such immense proportions that those who formerly regarded the movement with suspicion, have been forced to acknowledge their misconcept- being 31-- Mr. i Spoke H, (31'E’ITO; ST. GEORGE, :tluk Ridges P. 0 speech some remarkably lofty ion. and to exclziiui, “Keep it going and L-ncmirogrvd : The institution was ranked munnnst the highest in the province, and uthm'v isc culoiczized. Mrs. and Miss .‘irlruughlin acquitted themselves: well. .‘lisil L, ill;Clllcli<:nn (Kisl‘lfell in vocal . unmic. Bins Marin Agar treated the “.lllllk‘il’3L‘ M a Jrui'). Some very compli- mcut'ny icniurlcs were mnde about her After on on- utminmcnls us (i, songfilcr. joy‘ubh! (luv the crowd dispersed, with the lzvirty thanks of tho Sub’uuth School for llflilflifllllfl‘ :A'lVl‘ll them. The day was fine throughout, aul the net proceeds, which will hi.- upplicd towards dcfraying the cx~ mudc. , )i‘llil‘d of the rchool, amounted to about smith). A social was licld at Mr, Haun- bly’s on Hiturduy t‘\'L'IllllL{. We are glad to know that Mr. David Jurdmc, who was rcpuitcrl as injured in 'l'ur'. Linn: \l., is l'CCUVVI'dlg nicely. He, with Wife- and daughter, started for their homo in (lath-rich on Saturday. It is Full In rclutc that on the 24th ult., Mr. Vin. Jui'lliiw, of King, from whom the horses r.in "why when his brother lurid \vus hurt ti few (lay: :igu, again met with :i vary puiuful accident. It :11)- pcars that. he wi-ut (u n neighbor to borâ€" row a Waggon, and that while returning , homo the team took llii‘imiug him out aid breaking his collar bone. besidcslcaving a. severe gash on his furvlu-u'l. He will have to keep «pilot for some time. A lccturc with a View to organizing an .~\.‘Isr:ciatiun of the Order of .PAU'OIIS of Industry, is to be given in the Temper- :ince Hull on the evening of June 30th. 7“ m-»v *â€" 3. Richmond Hill. The chuinpionship lacrosse match in the park on Dominion Duy between the \Vcston and Richmond Hill teams was Well contested, and prowd very inlercst- ing. The \Vcstnn men played well but were ovei'mritched and finally defeated by >1 games to (l. The following are the names and positions of the players 2â€"â€" WestonAV \‘.'1.sT:J_\'. IUCUHUXD HILL. 51. Hill . .fluul... ...(r. Glover J. Burke . ,. . I’ul!it.,.. W. 1-1. \\'ilcy J ‘ 'uncy .... (Jovei Point ,.... J. Glass . l“. lull Luv . l F. McConnedry ' . [Defence Field: A. “day ' l. . Ad’nwoll .. Centre ('. Lyons , . l , ,lc. (buss A. Fruzur ,, .. ,, â€" Home Field ~ .. ..(‘. W" ‘ ' A. filmikmuu . l l A. E. Pussl Outside Home .. .. .J. l‘ipcr Illultli‘ Home... .W. Powell .. Field Captain . \V. l). Atkinson ..Uuipii-e... H. A. {\icholls Manning, or Neii'morket. The visitors were a. Well-built, good looking lot. of young fellows, 21nd were iio'uly dressed in white pants and blue shirts. In the matter of dress their cos tumes compared strangely with the thread here, Weather beaten suits of‘ the Hill b vys, several of the latter’s garments huvini: dune signal service yearsago “lion the Young Canadians Were at their zen- ith. ()n the whole probably the \Voston players were faster runners, but their op- ponents eclipsed them in picking up the bull, sharp checking; and paitlculdrlv in what is known as pass play. There was only one foul allowed during the match, and there was very little wild throwing, which was evident from the fact that the hull was not once outside of the field. The Wostun centre was an expert in making the draw, but the slight advan- tuge gained in this way was generally counterbalanced by the rubber being re- turned in the opposile direction. There was scurCcly :1 weak point in the Hill tennimnd the home players led by Arthur Pugsleyâ€"who seemed to lend inspiration to his comrades -â€" were particularly strong. The firm game lasted only 1 of a minute and was captured by J. Piper. In the second C. \Viley scored after 10 minutes" play. In the third the ball was put through by \V. Powell, after 23 min~ utes’ play, and Arthur Pugslcy finished the match by sending the brill between the flags after it had been flying up and down for-5 minutes. The usual cheers were given and players and spectators left the field. Mopâ€"â€" Aurora. '. vl 1H . h'l. men" It. The funeral Of the late John Ashton took place on Friday Inst. On Monday the remains of the late Seth Ashton. uncle ot the above men- tioned John Ashton, were brought from ‘thSt Toronto Junction where he had been livingr for the last four or five years, and had died on Saturday morning the 20th. Mr. Ashton was Well known in Aurora and vicinity, having spent his life-time hero previous to his removal to the Junction and huving taken a promin- ent part in ClVlU alfnrs. The funeral was conducted by the Masons, of which order deceased wus it momhcr. Miss Libbie Diursdulc preached in the l Methodist church last Sunday morning and evening, tu largo congregations. (Too late for lust \Vt't‘li.) i ' linonfwcr", rdtv‘i', 1-3: up... r r . 5.1. Ilnl m ”l r ‘\Lrlli\')'ll\f(’.i\ y . thll um um \n u;. l..sy m in... ..l. \.:u mm ll‘ \ v: lllhl. .t m) n. ll-J". n. \u l L‘d- u: m fright and rem away. ‘ If you want to buy or sell a Firm atl- vcrtise in the Tui'untu WEEKLY MHL. That paper reaches 10’).UU<) Farm ms" homes every week, and your tl(l\‘el!l incnt should mut't the eye of Fillll’JHYlO who wants to 1"1H‘lithu. Arlx'urtisvzncnls (:f this class are inserted in the Toronto \Vmciam' MAIL for Five Cents a. word . ouch insertion. or th'nty (fonts :1 word l for live IliSviriuns. :\('lii*css THE .‘il \Il., , l‘nronln, Cunmizi. ‘C‘ l 730. Ankh; I; EIT‘S'II‘EPSTV W". ROGE Over \V ('i-lliiis' store, corner of Queen “l‘f’CC und Nor-:liwzce avenue 11nd street «4219‘, of Queen ~treut submnyl, i *Paflssialef .â€".â€" on Yonge Strnet in Aurora. Twn Good Dwell- ings: With . vibles liiil out hulli" -s attached. Alwmie Good llwcllin: with .« ible and out l)lllllllll‘.,8ilKlZICllt‘« in liln: Pity. All of the lel'l\'€ new on 21-. .«laur'e of ‘urtrd and soft water. thl‘fUl'Cle’l‘ particulars firmly to JAM ES ill: ULDS. Aurora. or WILLIAM ‘vV_-\LKIN(}1‘0N, King. ET oALowsLL, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAPLE. Any person desiring a. Good Fitting A N W ell Made . GARMENT Will find it to his advantzize to give us call Having had extensive practice with the most improved systems I of making, and cutting we are in a. position to guarantee good fit and workmanship. Prices right. A call solicited. E. CALDWELL, Removed to shop formerly occupied by J - R. Colls, Tinsmith. a r. 12-3-3111 .5. T. sAioEoN, Insu rancc Agent .â€"rorâ€"â€" GORE DIST. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANGE 80.; The British America, Also the TEMEEBllllGE a. ElEllEElll‘: __RESl_D_ENCE MAPLE. EM ”tinnitus Tonomo, :ifiy 2, 1801. Wheat new full per bush .S-1 10 to $1 1}. \Vlicrtt red per bush 1 08 1 10 Wheat spring perl‘ush .. 1 ('0 1 1:2 , \Vlient _L(ODSO,1H3|’DIISD .. 0 DO U ‘J: Barley poi‘bush .. t) 47 C 18 Outs per bush... .. (1 5t; 0 11-) Dressed hogs por undied .. I; 51) 6 7.”; . Chickens per pair ...... ,. U (3-? 0 2‘ ) Butter lb rolls .. .. 0 ll 01% Eggs nozvlnid pcrdoz .. 0 12 0 1:; Potatoes per bug . 1 00 1 li) Apples ............... . 3 00 »l 3-) Turnips yellow per bug. 0 30 (l r) Cabbage per rloz .. 0 «in 0 Si) Beets per bag . 0 nu U 7.”. Pursnips per bag .. (I 50 0 0) Carrots per bug .. 0 ()(I 0 :70 Unions porbug .. l 73 2 (ll Rudislios pnrdoz .. 0 (it) i 01‘ Hay timothy . _ )3 (in 13 .Tl‘ Hay clover .. 9 All) 11 p) Straw... Dentist, . N. E.Corner Yonge & Queen Six-Cris Taionto. Ono (,f the largest I‘cntul Ollir‘cs in the Dom." lli‘ll Ollice Hoursâ€"9 a. m. to 6 p. 111.. lVlC‘D~ days, and Saturdays 10 IO pm. lilcvlric l.l“llt llSwlfUl' owning. Gold Arr-musing. :lml Porcelain l‘tlilugss and Pom-claim ('n'ouns lleelh Wilbout n. plate) :1 spa-dint”. we will liberally assist I ” During the flights were in lrvli‘. l'n|| 31A. LURE. ‘ v‘nnilnf-ll! .liv titltl ......n ..u... fllLrJ. "rs: u; (gr-1'0” Amt ? BEST SETS TEETH - $8.27!}. Vitalizcd Air for EXTTRCIIOTT.