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THURSDAY [HE LIBERAL PR‘INTING 62 PUBLISIHNG HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, ONT, T . F. M Licentiate of I burgh ' BL D‘ 1 F0 How of Trix and SV, OntarL M. W Ofiice hour Late of Town Dr Urr. M Amara lst Richmond. (at me Palmer I Stout'fville Markham .... Victoria Square Th0rnhill.Wa.lker H \Vaadm-id-ge .. Kleinburg .. Vitaliievi W0: A G F LAWRENCE Barristers, Solicitors, m. Toronto Officeâ€"N3. :5 Toronto Street. Richmond Hiil Ofifice open cvery Saturday. LAWRENCEl ORMISTON & DREW MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES $1 per annum, in etch/ante}; o Uletou‘ Fullerton. Cook a: Wallace. 7 BARRIS‘I‘ERS, SOLICITORS 6w OFFICE: 18 KING STREET EAST, Toueu'ru Richmond Hill P. 0. Every Saturday. 66 Barriswrs Solicitors Conveyancers &c. Toronto (“Eireâ€"Canada Lite Building. 16 King St. “’051. EQLMES’ & Eggwazzr, Office Hour Markhnnl "6mm,- up-smirs. Private Funds to Law an Movtmne at Lowest â€"-Town Hall. L'nvue runds to horn: on Movtmge at Lowest Rates of Interest. Mr Gregory Will be at the Mark- ham Office every Saturday from 93. m to 4 30 p, m.; and at Wehber's Hotel, Unionville, every Saturday from 51). m.. to 8 p. m. Toronto Officeâ€"34 Bml; of Commerce Buil‘hngs, 19 King Street West. Thornhxll Office‘Post Office every Wed- nesday from ID to 12 a. m. Richmond H111 Officeâ€"Fog: Office every Wednesday from I to 4 p. m. 43 flwwaazm Collections in City and Countrv promptly attended to.. Money to loan BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. NOTARIES_ 81C. FRANK B BENTON, B C L Funeral Furnishings Always on Hand . 13., RICHMOND HILL‘ J S Fulltu-ton W D GREGORY Danton, Eadie & Danton, Ulld «en-takers Gr 1-} InlbaImm-s, BA&1\IB,'1 BARRISTY‘BS. SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES VIEfiflIZEQ £12? J. B. MILLER IS P1 Fullerton, W Cook. â€"Walla.ce IS' PRIVATE FUNDS To LOAN. '25: ‘ks like a GSAWFJI MAPLE WRIGHT BROS SIN} 5.1.31 Hm ...... 9th Palmer H Mal: Huge a chm‘mV F A ROBINSON L Befor Dr. A. {Rabi-lson. L‘VTON, B C L ANDREW DODS J HERBERT BENTON, L L B 10; Adelaide street East Toronto. NESS CARDS. SURGE!) «EIAHON. Ernnl. Maia! W S OBMISTI)N, L L B J J DREW W cairn! fliker 31'3le Ievatgr) DENTIST‘ D EVERY MORNING . 2138 23rd .28th 29 ch 3H§h and at appomcmeuts Free from main. 18th .2017): ail-h 2mapm,7t09pm L! 151‘ on 3d the resid- tinue pmcfi Movtmge at Lowest E. J. B. DUNCAN varsity and 853% of each E G W HOLMES a! Auto) & Ont. m, (1 O ceof nt‘ )nth M. 1‘33: E FY. NO'J‘ARY PUBLIC. mo}! comm“ OF JUSTICE. &c. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Gold Medalist. of the 0x Will visit Richmond H day Lftermm Day or night calls pron “supply of me ll-L'Imos. Licensed Auctioneer 0x153.er and Perl. Go Gennmlsules 0 Mack to at reasonable rates Licensed Auctiox spectfully solicfi Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York. Sales attended to on shortest notice and at ten.- snnsble rates. Patronage solicited. Residence Maple. intiuen n) ‘. a 5 PER GENT. UPWARDS. GOLDEN LION HOTEL, 20-11â€"‘90-tf Q UEEN‘S HOTEL, Ten miles fromToronto “’m. Skm'don, Prop. March 27. "JD gawk; aways. Eond accommodation and every attention to the travelling public. A Family and Commercial Hotel replete with every romfort. Excellent stables. Special arrangements made for dnviug parties This large and commndious hotel is fitted up with all fine modern conveniences. Bar stocked with the bust, bruudscf wines. liquors andcigus. (mud stabling and an attentive hustler. P. DOYLE, Prom. Thornhill Dec 5th. 1889 Every accommodation or travellers. Firstâ€"class stabling and an attentive hnstler. THE DOMINION HOUSE, Richmond Bil], Benj. Bl‘lllillg'el‘. Proprietor. Issuer Mama ADVANCING LOANS Tflammvmg Eamm, THO S. HUGHE S, Prop. Havingreflttevl the above House and furnish- ed it in first-class style. I am prepared to give the public the best 0' accommodutmn Excellent stabling and uttuubive hostlers. Sample Rooms for commercial travellers. Terms S] vs: dav. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE BEST Every accommodation to gue‘sti‘. Board, $1.00 per day (Akzllmwnglt, THORNHILL, ONT., Bent Summer Resort in the ccunty. Everyuc- cnmmodabiun for nicvuic parties. Good board at reasonable prices. Comfofiable boats and goo! flshmg. %’unutl'5 @nke ‘iiutcl. ALWAYS ON HAND VVell-bred Horses, Durham Cattle, Shropshire Sheep, mm mm Berkshire Pigs. RESIDENCE Address cé. sales Mic reasonabe I‘M; E; mem MfimE Emma» Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Volorinary Surgeon, Dec 4. '90] Lansing, Yonge St. r BRANDS 0F LIQUORS & CIGARS. 158 mm: STREET EAST. TORONTO lmeds have unequalled facilities for J an EIM‘S 1}. Surkos. C-‘MMISSIONER “I THE H.QUETTON ST. GEORGE, ’ Oak Ridges P, O Salem Et‘kal'dl RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1891. 'i‘hos. Cosurove. Prop. ERNEST F LANGSI‘AFF Aurora. At rates from (( Richardson). re Licenses for the County of York [11E tam, Veterinary Cellege igc‘on, “'ednosduy and Satan if each week. bly attended to. A full oustautlyon hand. \V m . 8E LL. Prop the Counhes of York me County of York.re- ntronuge and friendly on thosLortest notice sold on consignment -,., promptly attended 0. address, 0. address King ssentials, (may; in Non-Essentials, Liberty ; in all things, Clzari UNIO'NVILLE. MAPLE ONT Richmond Bill’n Civic Holiday on Friday last was successful in almust every particular. The crowd from nuclying districts was not as large as might have been desired, but this was no doubt owing to Ihe late haerst. and to lhe anxiety of people to gather in their perishable pro ducts. The villagers, however, old and young, rich and poor. male and female, turned nut well, and as the name of the holiday implies, it was a. genuine day for the citizens, just what. all such days lhnuld be. The morning sports Were opened with a lacrosse match between the married and the single men of the village. After some exciting play the honors fell to the young;r men. Several “fouls” were claimed, but the referee ruled they were trifling offences, and the play was allowed to proceed. Mr. B.” Redditt was referee. and the game was governed according to the London d”: Lancashire rules. When the fire alarm sounded shortly after 11 a. in. there was a general stam- pede to the tire hall, each department be- ing anxious to reach the scene of the fire in the least possible time. The fire was located at the rear of Mr. Proctnr‘s new brick dwelling, corner of Centre and Elizabeth Sta. The hosemen were first on the ground, the fire-vngiue came next and were closely followed by the hunk- and-ladder men. Although there were one or two “hitches” the tire was quickly extinguished and with little exertion. The fact was patent that no miniature fire was of much use to test the skill of the brigade. In the afternoon the list of Contests, must have been as exciting and as diverâ€" sified as the. Olympic games of anCIent Greece. They embraced tests of endur- ance, strength, agility, determination. temper and ambition. The contestants’ ages ranged from 8 years to the shady side of furty, and the effons to win a. prize Were evinced as much in wardens. councillors, merchants, mechanics and professional men, as in boys and gills in the second reader. Several of the con- tests afforded much amusement to the spectators, especially the boot race and sack race. After most of the races had been dis- posed of the lacrosse match between the Ath)eties, of Toronto, and the home team, commenced. It proved one of the most interesting matches of the season, each side doing excellent work which brought forth much applause from the Grand stand. The result was in favor of the home team by two games to one. In the evening the lacrosse boys gave a Promenade Concert in the Agricultural Hall, the village band and Ampliion 0r- chestra furnishing the principal part of the entertainment. As time did not per mlt in the afternnon, the 'l‘ng-ot-war con- test as well as Bobbing the Bun, came 03 in the evening. Both of these feats created tremendous excitement. Smnk- ing races, sack races. foot races, &c. were also in order, and a good time generally was spent. The fullnwing is a list of the principal prize winners :â€" .. 1.1:, r Hook (5 Ladder rareâ€"lst, Atkinson, Storey, Glover, Law, Trench, Piper and Puweli; 2nd, Brownlee, Nicholle, Mc- Lean. A. Wiley, Morrison, McDonald and O. Lyons. Hose couplingâ€"lat, Will D. Atkinson and C. McLean; 2nd, Jno. Piler and W. T. Storey, â€"‘H()§e Eéupling (Apprentice Firemen)- lst, J. Glass and J. Wright; 2nd, C Wiley qnd C. Lytjns r Buya‘ race, under 13 yearsâ€"lat, Fred Harrison; 2nd, T. Bards. Buya’ race. under 10 yamsâ€"13h, Albert Glass. 2nd. Jag. Hards. Dog raceâ€".lst, Dr. W lion’s “Rory O’Mure;” 2nd P. G. Savage’s “Jack.” Roys’ race, under 16 yearsâ€"15h, A. Savage; 2nd, W. Hall. 100 yard foot race (Apprentice Fire~ [Hemâ€"lat. C. Wiley; 2nd, J. Glass. 100 yard foot race (Firemen)--lst, C McLean; 2nd, W. D. Atkinson. Sack race â€"lst, C. McLean; 2nd, W Storey. ' ._ m . A. 1- Boat. meetâ€"let, T. Trench; 2nd, J. Glass. 100 yard 3'8ch (upen)-Aâ€"â€"lst, F. Ander 30):; 2nd, H. McCunaghy. Tug of warâ€"Firemen Hull”! of Centre Street, captained by W. H. Pugsley. Bobbing the bunâ€"- let, T. Hardb; 2nd, A. Savage. Gifls' Storey; MONDAY, SEPT. 4TH. CITIZENS’ DAYâ€"â€"A great programme of special features has been arranged. Grounds and buildings open from 8 a. m. tel] 10 p. m. Something to amuse and instruct evvry minute of the day. Grand display of live stack, great Interratioual Dog Show. In lhe lmrae ring tlirre will be tllr judging of performances by pm- fessioual cuuchmen, judging nf fannin- SEcwD WEEK’S Civic Holiday. Toronto Exhibition. race. llndm‘ 12 y 2nd, J. McKenzie. ivic Holiday on ful in almost every (d from (undying {e as might have 'R| GRAMME yearsâ€"13f. V. 2nd, J hands, the gentlemen’s and children’s turn-outs; high jumping competitions, pony running races; Miss Glover’s collie team vs. ponies; bicycle races; the great equestrian exhibition. Roman races, chariot races. militaiy sports, sword com- bat, and other features. and the enter- tainment. by the Exhibition Specialty Company. Exhibition museum, per- forming seals, Edison’s phonographa, &c., &c. Music by several bands. In {he evwing equestrian performancas in front of grand stand, Magnificent display of fireworks, and tile great spec- 1n tront 0! grand stand. display of fireworks, and t tacle, "The Siege of Paris TUESDAY. open. Parades 0t noises during the morning. Poultry, live stock, dairy produce and manufactures of all kinds on view. Machinery and implements in full operation. Interesting exhibits from the Dominion and Ontario Experimental farms, British Columbia. and all other special exhibits. Judging of horses and other animals will commence at. 1 p. m. During the afternoon there will be a large. number of attractions in the horse ring. Evening’s performance similar to that of previous evening. tnr most or the day. Judgmg 0t tnorougn- breds, carriage hurses and Percherons. Travelling dairy ; the great Internation- al dog; show ; Fire engine exhibition, and other ilnponant and inceresting features. Grand display of firemyrks in the eve‘ ning, to cluse with Pain’s great spectacle, “The Siege of Paris.” THURSDAY. AMERICAN VISITORS' DAYâ€"Every de- partment open and everything on View will be at its best. Music by the Queen’s Own Rifles, Royal Grenadiers, the Royal Infantry Schnul, and Claxton’s Exhibit- ion Bands. In the evening last grand display of fireworks, and “Siege uf Paris; or the Days of the Commune." FRIDAY. REVIEW DAYâ€"~The last, but one of the best days of the great fair. During the afternoon all the prize horses and cattle will be paraded in the horse ring and furm a. nrucessinn around the track. af- WEDNESDAY. FARMERS’ DAYeleder the patronage ‘f the Farmers’ Institutes. and Agricul- ural societies of the Duminion. The mrses anrlcattle will be in the rings Host of the day. Judging of thorough- )reds. carriage hurses and Percherons. fnrm a prucessinn around the track af- furding one of the best opportunities to view this grand exhibit. Good entertain- ment in the evening. Illumination of the grounds until 10 o’clock. V Tfie grounds will be open on Saturday to exhibitors only. The Treasurer will be ready to pay prizes at 9 a. m. GERMANIA DAYâ€"Every department )em Parades of houses during the owing. Poultry, live stock, dairy 'oduce and manufactures of all kinds on ew. Machinery and implements in full )eration. Interesting exhibits from the The third page of the Toronto DAILY MAIL is noted for “Want.” Advertise- ment. If you want to buy or sell any- thing. If you want a. situaticn, a mechanic, a business, machinery, lodg- ings, if you have lost or round anything, or if you want to find out where anyone is, advertise in the Toronto DAILY MAIL and read the advertisements on the third page of that page. The charge is Two Cents a word each insertion, Address THE MAIL, Toronto. Canada. ral moieties of rses and cattle wt of the day. eds, carriage h nvelling dairy do‘gshnw ;Fir “wwwrm The Secretary reported that he had received the sum of $10 from citizens of ’l‘hnrnhill to meet expenses incurred by this Brigade on account at late fire at Tlmrnhill. The Secretary also reported receipts and expenditure in connection with Civic Holiday held on Friday, Sept. 4th, as ii’illowszâ€"Totnl receipts to date, $57.40; expenditure, $55.25; leaving a balance of 2 15. with further probable collections of $4.00; and certified to by Auditors McMahon and Atkinson. Moved by Fureman of Hook and Ladder, seconded by Fireman McDonald, that the Secretary be instructed to ‘ acknowledge receipt of $10 from citizens of 'l‘hornhill on account of expenses at ‘ late fire in that villageâ€"Carried. Moved by Fireman Powell, seconded by Fireman McCunaghy, that the report i of the Finance Committee on Civic Holi- ‘ day be received and adoptedâ€"Carried. Philip Delehay made application for membership on recommendation of Fore- ,man of Hose and Chief, and the same was receivml to be balluted for at. next rEgular meeting. An acct-nut from Wright Blot, for I Wreath, amounting to $7.00, was ordered to he paid on mntion of Fireman A. Wiley. seconded by Fireman McDonald. A lively discussion followed arising from the call on Civic Holiday, but no blood \\ as shed, and it clowd Ill harmony. The victorious tug of war team then treated their less fortunate hrethrpn to the cigars, after which the meeting ad- Fire Brigade Meeting un H. A. NICHnLLs, Sec’y At the Civic Hollday at King City lusfi Thursday the Maple Jr. Football club de- feated a team composed of Kinghom and King Citv players. Onr boys have been very successful this year considering the superinr weight of their opponents, this being their fifth match and they have only been defeated once. After the foot- ball match cuue the races and two of our boys won the first. and second prizes in boy’s 200 yd. race under 17. The lac man’s race followed, and our esteemed citizen Mr. Saigeon, Insurance Agent, after a close contest carried 03 first prize. We are glad to hear that Mr. Ham is imgrcving in health. 11 these dark nights our streets are again illuminated by gas lamps. Farmers around here report crops a.- bove the average. Mr. Caldwell our popular tailor reports business “very good.” Last Tuesday one of our oldest citizens, Mrs. Joseph McCormack, passed away. We extend our 5} mpathy to sun-owing friends. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a. simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a. posi- tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases. has felt it his duty to make in known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this muLlVe and a desire to relieve human sufl‘ering. I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for prepaxing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stampmaming this paper. W. A. Novas. 8'20 Powers‘ Block, Rochester, N. Y.â€"â€"â€"14-5-lv. Markham’a taxation this year amounts to 32 mills on the dollar. The Empire says that in one district in Manitoba 3. field of oats has yielded 100 bushels to the acre. Mr. W. A. M urray, the former head of the well-known retail house bearing his name, died on Monday. The resignation of Sir Hector Lange- vin has been accepted as final by the Dominion Government. The petition against Mr. Conmee, Member for West Algoma, in the Louis- lature, has been dismlssed with costs. Pians have been prepared for the erectiun in Chicago of an Oddfellowa' temple which is to be thirty-four storeys high. The exporis from Canada during the month of July amounted to $11,178,124: the imports to $9,807,615; duty collected to $2,040,233. $8.000 G wen Away. Great fourlh half-yearly midsummer lit- emry competition of the Canadian Agricul- Luriu and Home Magazine. closes October ‘20Lli, 1891, when the following magnifioeu: rewards will be given to persons sending in the greatest number of words made up on of the letters in the words “Home Magazine." First reward. $51,500 in gold ; 2nd, $1,000 ; 3rd, $500; 4th. 5750 Grand Piano; 511. $500 Organ ; Gill. 8300 Team of Ponies and Unrrinee ; 7th. $15” Genls' Gold Watch ; 8m, 3100 Ladies‘ Goll Watch : 5O prizeV $25 each. China Tr-a Sat. 50 Hunting Case Silver Watches, 100 Boy’s Silver W Molina (all fully guaranteed), 25 prizes 510 each, 1(‘0 prizes $2 each, and 200 at. $1 eat-h, making a total of 569 splendid reward.», ranging from 51 up to $1,500. All pnch deliVered free in U S. and Canada. TL-a ranging from 51 up to $1,500. All pnch deliVered free in U S. and Canada. TL-a w )rds must be construcled only from idiom contained in the words "Home Magazine.” Foreign or obsolete wmds not alluWed ; neither will sinvnlar am‘llurala of same word be allowed. The words must, be Lam. bored 1. 2, 3. and so on, to facilitate the awarding of prizes. The list containing the largest. number of words will get first prize. the next second, and. so on. Each list must. be accompanied by $1 for six montba' subâ€" scription to the Canadian Agriculturlst, one of the best illustrated Home Magazines in America. E’TMS is no lotteryâ€"merit only will uuunt. The reputation for inirucss gained by the Agriculinrist in the past is . ample guarantee that. this competition Vii-.il be conducted in like manner. Sand 30. stamp for full particulars to The Canadian ‘ Agriculturist, Peterborongh, Canada. 21 CONSUMPTION CURED. chuiqe and or ciames _- hm‘ weekly mg! class 0 Liculor (From our 31: [Single copies, 3 cts. MEN WANTED irflt fre News Notes. Maple 3.1 coweSpondeut.) STONE & WELLINGTON Nurserymen. Toronto,-Ons Canada, a , stuck esp spe- first pm-