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THE LIBERALPRINTING & PUBLISHXNG HGUS RICHMOND Hgmx, ONT. $3., EUSWN 853%?" fileiuburg mletou Aurora. lst,8th, Richmond Hill g to lo a. m.; and 6 to 8 p. m. W. J i WILSON, M. D, I‘HURSDAY MOB DR. LANGE W. ROGERS. DENTIST VETERINARY SURGEON RICHMOND HILL, Ont Dent. ephot gligble Gum» AI xmdu $1 per am 66 611‘ A little east of Parkdnle station, 0' Collins’ store. corner of Queen Northcote Avenue, J. 1'. MoElmy, gm 10a.m.; 6to§p.m. fifififlfigfiflg 9 $1.00 IN amass. RICHMO RTTQ TNT lba VETERINARY DENTIST, CONCORD, â€" ONT. VIZ‘&ZEIZE@ fizfi” TORONTO XVII. {3,8fih. 16511. and (1 Hill ..... .Obh mm .e Palmer House t Richmond Hill Wednesday of each week. OFFICE HOURS Veterinary Surgeons. OFFICE THORN hoursâ€"S to 10 a. m EDITOR MAPLE. each week f‘,‘ 355. (Mllmsmmh, atom to Univcr nmumcatio all outstan 11 Applications used when Cheap Teeth of Robinson USED BY Dr. A. lkwhinnsun. £813 ROBINPON 1}.D.S the Ontario . from the , will visit M‘ NESS CARDS. 31! tummy Wrfiimi. 10 S URGEO N DENTIST â€"â€"-AND- Edam“. HILL, ONLY.I MAHON, HflUlfiS 'V-TTTJ' . 2-0 bl) 14th 1817b Z901 30th G am 2nd ith DJ] 0L of pos‘ grivm n advance. I ‘eter ,éral Hospit‘ ‘tomptly at if Slum n! and 'DENTIST,]DRESS ' MAKER, ONT. RICHMOND HILL. ’iiimrfictiffii‘iirf A - CALL - SOLICITED. Aurox a Ont abet C‘ ofiice. line v ufternc ttouded Mm 5:32:15: WRIGHT 215t ire IROBINSOI‘ LAWR Mmgmg a; Ewe/"MM Toronto Officeâ€"34 Bani: of Commerce Buildmgs, 19 King Street West. Thornhillofficeâ€"Post Ofl’xce every Wed- nesday from xo to 12 a. m. Collections in( atteude ch MONEY T0 LOAN HRSEV, General sales 0 Mock, etc., prompt] to acreasonunle rates. P. 0. address Every accommodation to guests. Board, $1. verday ' appliances for 0‘ “Quors and merciayl travg Rates $1.00 p9 Maple THE PALMER HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. $5119? 0! MM 1‘1 RMMWWN MUSE, MAPLE Nov 26-91 Funeral Furnishings Always on “and HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, &c and tr Mr. T. Bel-1 Huvin nbliug sum g ‘r commercu Undertaken's é: Enaba lmcr§ :nse :tful "onuge Burrimcrs, Solicitors, 63:?- used Aw Barristers, Solicitm‘s, Notaries and Conveyance“. [to Officeâ€" 10nd Hill Saturday. wt MISS C, HARRISON 158 KING s'm 11 BI STT LflMQW’Q Mam HMMMW fine I: HMOND HILL POST OFFICE LINDSI‘ Ofii TORONTO AND AURORA .Emnws C. Stokes. refitted the above house Ium prepared the bestuccommodunou to boarders uvelling public. was of Liquors and Cigars. Excellent ‘uo efficient. Dossiers. Sample 100ms etciai men Firstrclass Livery in con- arhert Lennox will be at Kelly’s Hotel, Hill every Wednesduy,for the transâ€" ENCE 8: URMISTON. Buildings, ‘23 Scott 85.. Toronto. 01ml RICHMOND HILL, TIâ€"IUPGSDAYa AUGUST 16. 1894. If Marriage Sizilom Eckardt ctioneer for the County of York. 8 of implements, turniture.atnnding attended on the shortest notice and e mtos. Stock sales a. specialty. wlicised. P. 0. address Umonville. )t‘ MMISSXONER IN THE RY PUBLIC, J, LENNOX & MACI.EUD w day 01 is fitted up with all the modern health and comfort. Best brands cigars. Sample rooms for com- Iigrs. 'Busses meet all tmins. oneerfor the County of York to on shortest; notice and at reu- Pntronuge solicited. Residence . Tu saigeon, JOHN W. EVANS ity and Country promptly dto. Money toloau ters, Solicitors, 26c. :â€"â€"N3.15 Toronto Street. in Office open every LEfiBSEY & WARNS, neur- for the Countles of York ‘.. Goods sold on consignment stock, gpcu prggnptly attended AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES ME WM. RICHARDSON. Pr “In. Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty LICITORS AND NOTARIES JOHN KELL Y. Promietor egnl for the County of York, re- )u: patronage and friendly nded on the shortest notice as. P. 0.11duress King ET EAST. TORONTO llllflllg W S ORMISTON, L J. B. DUNCAN LYON LINDSEY UNIONVILLE Licenses. Money to Loan Iprietor A Trip through the Thous- and Islands. LIBERAL stafl' "tool; in” the cxcmsion,‘ and as some of our readers may contem- plate taking this trip, the following ac- count may be of interest to them: Our steamer, The City of Windsor. left Toronto at 4 pm. for her voyage down the lake, the first stopping place being Kingston. As we. left the wharf the pro peller, Cuba, was noticed just ahcad of us and as she was bound for the same destination we thought- we would have company all the Way. The Cuba, how- ever,did not care for “fast company” and let us forge ahead, and gradually we lost sight of her. As soon as it grew dark the young men of the party got up a concert and went through a prOgrainine of recita- tions and songs, and with the latest airs â€"Comrades and Daisy Bellâ€"8min put the passengers to sleep. \Vlien daylight broke the picturesque city of Kingston was visible. the sunlight of the early morn glistening on the cool, gray bulld- ings and spiral towers, making a very im- posing sight- From the deck of the steamer St. Mary’s Roman Catholic church tower wa to be seen when many miles distant. and then gradually become visible the asylum, the penitentiary and the tower of Queen‘s College. While (-1)- posite the city on the slope of Barriefield we noticed the Royal Military College. At 7 o’clock in the morning we landed, the captain giving us an hour and a. half to see the city. Seven o’clock was rather early to see the life of the city as there were very few stirring, so some of us‘ went up to see St. Mary’s church, and when we asked the caretaker of that iii- stitution for admission he judged us rather harshly, saying “It’s too early. the saloons are open, but you can’t set in here.” We next visited the Y.M.C.A. and the Fire Hall. ‘ At the laiter piaco We were made welcome and the workings of the tire machinery, etc, explained to us by the general fireman. Our time i was now up so no hurried down to catch l the boat. As we steamed out from the harbor we could just. see the Cuba in the dxsmnce, having beaten her by about two hnura. As we were now about to enter the far: famed Thousand Islands everyone was on the alert to secure a. good place froml which to View the scenery. Turning the‘ point made by Fort; Hill we glide past Cedar Island and enter the St. Lawrence. At first the islands are large and some distance apart but when once Garmnoque is passed they become very numerous and picturesque, and any person who was inclined to doubt if there were a thous- and, would soon be convinced. These islands varied in size from 20 nules in length to us many yards, sunroof them being just a few rocks crowned witha clump of trees. The islands urn so close together in some parts that it is hard to discover the river channel. Our pilot in endeavoring to give us a good new went out of the regular channel and we nur- rowly escaped running on the rocks, but no harm was done beyond soaring a. few of the ladies. By a good nautical niuneu~ \‘er the boat was turned round, and get- ting back into the proper channel we did not try any more exploring, although the majority of us would not have objected. In our nieanderings we passed the E A. Vauhorne, Gen. Jackson and Guns, pleasure yachts; also the C. E. Walker and consortâ€"the consort being 6 barges. For about. three hours we sailed among islands on most of which there would be summer villus 0r tents and in a promi- nent place was the Union Jack 01' Stars and Stripes as the case might be. and every now and then we would pass 21 fish- ing party in boats or canoes. About one o’clock we arrived at Alexander Bay where our boat tied up for the afternoon. Alexander Bay is at regular American suuinicr resortr There are two large hotels hereâ€"the St. Lawrence Hoth and Thousand Island Houseâ€"capable of ac- commodating thousands of guests, and at the present time they are taxed to their utmost capacity. This place is very prettin situated, and what nature has not done for it art has completed. One of the hotels is built right on top of a rocky promontory and on these rocks there is a. regular gardenâ€"flowers of all kinds and palm treesâ€"apparently grow- ian out of the rocks. The windows of the hotels are of stained glass and the electric light shining throuin this glass makes a beautiful illumination. In view of the hotels there are no less than twenty islands, on one of which the Famous Pull- man has a. large stone castle and the others are all occupied by wealthy Am- ericans, each vieing with the other in making his summer residence attractive. Fust palatial steamers leave here for all parts of the St. Lawrence, and fishing boats and tackle can be bud and also a. (1 time and e fackle can row you it y i0 has money case might, be. and we would pass :1 fish- canoes. About one at Alexander Bay be bud and also a '01] msh. For the ' and wants to have my accommodation â€"cupdble of ac- uf guests, and at e taxed to their place is very hat nature has :ompluted. Ono ghn on top of a on these rocks 1â€"flowers of all puarently grow- The windows of ed glass and the rough this glass nation. In View less than twenty she Fmucus Pull- casLle and the by wealthy Am- th the oxher in leuce attracdve. '1g 6 barges. Llled among re would be in a. promi- ack ur Stars :hc be. and t The third page of the Toronto Mail is noted for “Want” advertia. If you want a situation. a. mecha huamess, machinery, lodging, if y: lost; or found anything, or If you find out where anyone is, advertis‘ Toronto Daily Mail, and read t vertisemems on the third page ‘ I paper. The charge is two cents : Alexander Bay is the place to go. We left here at 6 pm. and the islands illuminated with Chinese lanterns and assisted by art with rustic bridges, small wharls, and flower gardens gmwmg out, of the rocks,with here and there a castle- like residence, and pretty little steam launches, an.in decorated, darting hither and thither, reminded one of fairyland. As we had gone down the Canadian side we returned by the American, all agree- ing that. while the Canadian scenery was wild the Yankees had, by spending their dollars, made their islands beautiful. We were given two hours on the return trip at Kingston and left that port at 10 pm. for Toronto. The return lake voyage was made rather interesting dur- 10 p, m. for Toronto. voyage was made rabhe ing the night, by rough Â¥ morning it was calm. ‘ rontn about 2 o’clock much pleased with our paper. The charge is t each insertion, or ten ce insertions. Address Th Canada. The Municipal Council of the ship of Markham met at the counci ber. Uniouville, on Saturday, Aug 1894, at 2 pm. Members all p Reeve in the chair. Minutes meeting read and confirmed. A communication w Buaton, Esq, Clerk '1 ing, re. repairs to or line. Scottâ€"Lawrieâ€"moved urer pay Geo. Noble $5.5 culverts, etc. in road div Meyers $4.50 for repairiu‘ mlra. Lawrle-Reesorâ€"mnved that the treas- urer pay George Johnston, of Ballantrae, $10 for use of road machine fur two days on sideroad between lots 30 and 31, cons. 8 and 9.â€"Carried. Southâ€"Reesorâ€"moved that the treas- urer pav Matthew Dean $10.66 for two- thirds value of 2 sheep, kllled by dog or dogs, owner of which was unknown as testified on oath. Also Geo. Haacke, the sum of $15.33 for 1 sheep killed and 3 seriously iujured.â€"Carried. sum of $15.33 for 1 sheep killed and 3 seriously iujured.â€"Ca.rried. Lawrioâ€"Scottâ€"ruoved that. the treas- urer pay Tilman & Raymer the sum of $8 00 for repairing bridge on sideruad be- tween lots 20 and 21, con. S); also William Banner the sum of 90 Cents for 2 mad scrapers 1; days on east. town lineâ€"Cur- ried. al Quantzâ€"Lmvrieâ€"-moved that Lhe treas- urer pay the following accounts for gravel: Almer Hoshel, 60 yds..... . $6 00 Mrs. Peterson. 22 yds 2 20 John Young, 40 yds .................. 4 00 John Hursley. 36 yds‘.. . 3 00 Alex Russell, 41 yda .................. 4 10 C P Reid, 11] yds ..................... XI 10 W D Reesor, 23 yds . . 2 30 Mrs S Crosby, 38 yds .................. 3 80 Wm Ralph, 40 yds ..................... 4 00 Vatson Cullinunu, 68 yda ............ 6 80 W D Reesor, 160 yds............... 16 00 JFreeman,55 yds 5 50 Jas Lsmrie, 4:} yds .................... 4'3 Wm meu, 80 yds ..... , . . 8 00 Alfred Luuau, damage to pasture.. 3 00 W Horsley, 50 5 00 '1‘ A Milne, 49 yds .................... 4 Bl) Scottâ€"Lawrieâ€"moved that the treas- urer be authorized to pay rent. fur pollmg booths used um the 26th of June last in this municipality for the Provincial Elec- tions. Amount in 11') case to exceed $3. â€"â€"Carried. Quautzâ€" Reesorvâ€"moved that the treas- urer pay the following accounts: Geo Braithwaile, for hauling plank and repairing culvert. John Clark, for hauling Sewer-1311 “ " filling gravel “ “ nuttlng m culver and opening ditch ...... John Clark, shovellmg gravel roadway . ............ ...... Robt. Harrington, for 6115 ft. of plank furnished this Municipai- ity at $15 per . . .1 in all things Markham Council. 11w C hmitv . W e an in the nu... .... ath Ma that the treas $10.66 for two killed by dog 0: page 0! cents a a. wurdf up brid ‘he treas- -â€"Carne 1‘0 nu ch 1180 lckcr- the I'M '10.)- 11. “TC this Council adjrmrns it stands adjourn until Saturday, September 22nd. at 10 m.â€"â€"Carried. Scottâ€"-Lawrieâ€"moved that the tre urer pay M. O’Neil $4 95 for 450 3-ix tile supplied this Municipality, also the order of the mover amount requi for putting in tile on 4th com, 101; 34 Carried. Quantzâ€"Scottâ€"muved that the Re and The Stop for tea. to-night. I want you to taste the Kalaln Ceylon Tea; it is the richest, cup of Tea. 1 ever tasted. You can only get: it at Dilwurth’s Drug Store. You can buy it there at $1 a caddie, other stores charge you $1.50. point Collectors By-law received and was passed, to sign the same readinin authoriz Mr. R For partic‘ the premlse Council during yuantz . 517 t nmhnr lucemon .6 trial v NOTES I) Ian )ln trustees b AURORA IE RICHMOND HII SAVINGS BAN} vized t be mti [Single copies, 3 cts. Quan l zâ€"mm‘ed Salem Eckard law and mpleted.â€"Unrried. asm‘ introduced a B :vy rates for Count 01 purposes for th aw received its t did was passed, an 1 to Sign the some vetts, etc..in the year 189‘ :eived its thre assedand the STONE & WELy‘INQij etic men Wit nr Hardy Cu: E‘XAE same. ,djourned. JOHN STEVE! r immde 9.!) ANTED. DRE up; 'ln SANDER/SON abl moved ‘ . and th {ll examine approaches as 10 and 11, con. 4, eflicieut state of re- )10 on his order when i a By-Iaw to ounty. Towm 1V6 that the trans- $l0 76 for re- Ml division N02 Carried. I that By-law that the Clerk 1 when requisi- wadâ€"Carried. Lichmond ’Eiu r Y J. NEWBERY @ Rem, my, Township he year 1894. threw several ‘nd the Reeve fl EMEW ANCH n1, Clerl hat Maw to ap- 1894. The ml readings : authorized RTMENT ‘n Yonge ofito. Ont anngu keev‘ ulre 134. -