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a RICHMOND HILL, Thursday, June 6, 95 Mr. Alf. Powell left Tuesday morning for Niagara Fallsmhere he has secured a posi- tion for the summer. Mr. H. F. Hopper will feel truly gratpful if the party who burrowe-i his ice-tongs last winter will return them without. delay. Extra quality Bosnia Prunes 60 per lb, at the Concrete. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cmrkaou. of spent Sunday with their aunt, Hopper and friends. Don’t. miss the championship increase match between Stoufiville and Richmond Hill teams in the Park here tn-morrow. Bali faced at 3.30 p.1n. Admissiou,15 cents; ladies. 10 cents. Oil Stoves and Oil Gas Stoves. the cheap est fuel in use. C. Muson. Division Court will be held here on Friday the 14th of June. k" kinda oi C. Mason‘s. Fire Brigade practice and business meet- ing next. Monday evening. Windsor Table Salt. in 5 cent bags, at the Fire Proof. A meeting of the Committee of Manage- ment of the Public Library will be held in the Library Room. on Tuesday evening next, the 111].) hash, at, 9 o’clock sharp. The Village Fire Brigade have been asked to take part In a Firemen's Demonstration to take place in Grimsby Driving Park on the 20th and 215k of June. " A meeting of the leing Club will be held in the Lorne Hall this (Thursday) evening at 8.30. to settle up the business for the past. year. A full attendance is requested”, ’ ' Newmwrket Emuâ€"’Rev. Mn Vickery and son. of Richmond HiEL we're Quests (If Mr. E. Groome over Sunday.... ..‘l‘he two EN"- mons by Rev. J. Vickery las’t'Snuday were much enjoyed. Mr. '1‘. Herbert Lennox will be at Keny‘s Hotel every Wednesday. Dr. F. J. Gallnnougb, V. S., visxts Rich- mond Hill profesdonally every Wednesday and Saturday aflemoon. York County Council meets next. Monday. Jana 10th. Always smart-Atkinson & Swilzer‘s Mustard. Lawn Mowers, Tree Primers. and Spray Pumps at U. Mason's. The members of the Council of Royal Template are requested to meet in the Tem- perance Hall next Friday (to-marrow) even- ing at 8.30 o’clock, for the transaction of important business. Good Currants 5c per Ir, good Raisins 50 per lb, at the Concrete. Blackwood Lodge, A. F. :9 A. M., Wood- bridge, will observe the {wind of St. John the Baptist. on Sunday nfwruoonJune 23rd, when the church selvice will be conducted by Rev. 13:0. E. J. Adams, of Toronto. Always in good tasteâ€"Atkinson & Swit- zex’s Groceries. Just to band at the Concrete. another lot Ladies‘ Hygeiau Vests, great value. Mr C. A. Patch, poiice constable, Aurora. accompanied by his friend, Mr. Bowman, wheeled through to the city on Saturday afternoon. They called at Tm: LIBERAL Ofi‘ice, but made no arrests. Linen Grass Cloth in black. beize. state, and cream. all 10 age. per yard M. the Fire Yroof. The best Salmon, either Horse Shae, Lynx or Bou Accord, 2 cans for 250. at the Con- mete. We “fiihmfi Sunlight Soap 6c per bar, Surpise Soap 56 per but at. the Concrete. You can fin tbg bill full to one hundred per cam. at Atkinson 6: Swilzer‘s. The best Cheese 10 cents per lb. at the Concrete. The best Corn, Peas emd Tomatoes 3 cans for 25 0. nts at the Concrete. The North York Agricultural Association purpose having their annual excursion from Richmond Hill, Barrie and intermediate stations, on the G. T. R.. on Tuesday, the 11th of June. to Port Rosseau. Tlckets, .81 50; children, 75 cents. We understand that our village fathers purpose removing the grand stand in the park farther eaut. so that. the occupants of the stand will have a better opportunity to witness lacrosse matches and contests on the track. The idea is a good one. Maple Syrupâ€"We don't keep Pure Maple I\Symp; we sell in. Nunghlou Bros., Elgin Iills. Saturday night or early Sunday morning, Mr. W. J. Clark’s store. at Concord. was burglarized, and about $100 worth of store goodeand postage stamps taken therefrom. fiy the tracks from the store the next morn- ing it would seem that the party had a suit, and a horse wuhout ehoé-s. Tbi- is Mr. Mark's second experience with purglnry, " The Annual Picnic in connection with Hendford Sabbath School, last Saturday, was very succqssful. Everything passed off pleasantly, and good sermons were preached on Sunday by Rev. J. Vickery and Rev. W. Dean. The proceeds amounted to about $50.00. Great value in Prints, Cretonnes. Grey and White Cottona, Tickings, Shirtings, am, at tba'Couerete this week. 140(3A14333. Burglary at Concord. Hardware at right prices at Toronto, Mrs. T. Pure Leaf Lard 110. per 10., m lots uf 15 or 20 lbs. 10%;. per lb, Uottoleue 110 per lb, at the Cmcrete. Eighty-five centsâ€"Good sound new Rais- ius. 85 cents per box of ‘28 lbs. Naughtou Bros., Elgiu Mills. Waik about tuwn, enquire as to prices and then drop into Atkinson & Switzet‘a. No other suggestion is needed. d'ue to the Blst of December, 2 named : THE LIBERAL and Farmer‘s~Sun " " " Weekly Globe 11 .l u t “ " “ Daily Star Lacrosse at Markham. The lacrosse match played in Markham last Saturday between the team nl’ tbut town and Richmond Hill, resulted in a vic- tory for the former by 2 games to 1. There was some fine work done on both sides, but Glover. of tha Hill team, was undoubtedly the best man on the ground. Had he been an ordinary player his body,aner the match. would 110‘ have shown so many discolor- ationa and bruises received from opponents. John McKenzie, o! llns village. hnppened will] an accident on Saturday which laid tum off work for several days. In the neighbor- hood of Hendford, as be was riding over to Markham Village on his lofty bicycle. the wheel got into a. deep rut,and he was throvm violently to the ground. His wrists were badly sprained. and he also received injury in the aide. John had to rest many times in his way home. the Hawthorn 8‘ day. June 13th. Ten. served from football, croquet in attendance. Proceeds to be (I As an inducement to new subscribers we are prepared to send the following news- papers to any address in Canada from this due to the Blst of December, at the prices For 23 cents you can buy each of the fol. lowing at the Concrete: 4 bars Richard's Pure Soap, 5 bars Wonderful Soup. equal to Surprise, Jubilee 6 lb bar In“ WBigbl, 4 bars (5- lbs) either, Oatmeal, Castile or Glycerene Toilet Sonp. . A very painful accident happened to John Wice, Heudford, on Saturday about noon. He had been assisting in arranging the tables in Barker's flats (or the Annual Sub- bnth School picnic in the afternoon, and bad just startedJor home with a team of horses when he was thrown. 01?, the waggon pasuing over his legs. One leg was frac- tured, as well as acme of the bones in the foot. Mr. Wice W111 be, laid up for some time to come. ' The congregatiun Th‘oruhifl. intend hq and a sale of usemh the Hnwvboru Spriu; day. June 13th. Ga At the regular meeting on Monday even- lag-r4116 following oflicers for Richmond Lodge. No 23, A. F. & A. M., were elected for the ensuing year: 1‘ P. M.â€"â€"J. E. Clubine. W. M.â€"T. F. McMahon. S. W.â€"â€" P. G. Savage. J. W.-â€"T. H. Trench. Chapâ€"A. L. Skule; . Tramâ€"W. Tren‘ch, Sec'y.â€"-H. A. Nicholle. Tylerâ€" R. E Law. ‘ Auditorsâ€"I. Crosby, R. E. an. Rev. Mr. Grant Coming. Depntntions from the congregations of Richmond Hill and Thornhill attended tLe meeting of the Presbytery on Tuesday in support of the call 01 Rev. James A. Grant, of Toronto Junction to this place. On motion of Rev. Dr. Millignu and Rev. J. A. annlnull, the translation was authorized. Mr. Grant will be inducted at Richmond Hill on Tuesday. the 25th of June, when Rev. Dr. Caveu will address the people, Rev. Dr. Carmichael will address the pastor, and Rev. J. A. Morrison will preach the sermon. Messrs. Alex.l\Iarsb, Alex. Moody; and, Thos. Newton were present to support the call from Richmond Hill. and Thornliill was represented by Messrs. D. Smellie, R. Cox, and H. W. Harper. Fatal Accident. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Burker. of Orillin, Will be sorry to leam- of the sad death at their little daughter Flor- ence. four years of age. It appears that the child was in the Woodehecl alone, when the father hearing a strange noise ran out to find that his little daughter was enveloped in flames. The fire was quickly extinguished but not before the child was badly burned about the side, and one hand was severely burned. Mr. Barker’s hands were also very much burned in his endeavors to rescue the child from the flames. For a lime it was thought she would recover, but a few dnvs ego the news reached here that the little snfl'erer succumbed to her injuries. The accident was caused by the little girl’s drone being ignited by a match. SUI Board Bicycle Accident. Oflicers Elected Leg Fractured. Garden Party ltinn of Trinity Chnrch, d holding a Garden Party, :ml'éud fanny articies on priuge' Ground, on Thurs- Gales 0pm at 230 [L m. 430 to 7330 p.111. Swings, , &c. Thnrnhill brass band Tickets 25 and 15 Cents. mated to the organ Fund. Our Offer of Education. World for 60 cents GO (I 60 H IV. Classâ€"Alice Rumble. Mabel Mortson. Almer Medcalfe. Tom Sainge, Maggie Glass. Sen. III. Classâ€"John Hislop, Willie Omen, Arthur Manson. Jun. 111. Classâ€"Viola Hislop, Roy Bas- singmwuite. Junior Second Classâ€"Harry Newton. Genevieve Harri-J, Olive Chamberlain, Pearl Barker. Senior First Classâ€"Frefi Lillie, Charlie Glover, Birdie Hicks, Flossie Startup. Junior First. Classâ€"Starr McMahon, Bertie Sliuey, Baldwin Minteru, Flossie Dutcher. FRANK H. KIRKPATRICK. Public School Report for May. Average attendance. 160. FOURTH Cuesâ€"Allie Boyloa. Nellie Naugh- ton, Wm. Joyce, Beatrice Harris. Sen. Third Ginsuâ€"Edith Stockdale, Ross Linklater, Jennie Sheppard, Arthur Boyle. Ciara Ljngstnfi, Gertie Cooper. Juu. Tinrd Clussâ€"Fmfik Storey, May Liliie, Georgie Boyle. Dana Glover, Earle Newton, Jennie Morgason. Seu. Second Classâ€"Douglas Den-y, Emma Petermnn. Mabel Smilh, Ubas. Wiley, Louie Nangbmu. The Victoria Square Sabbilh School in- tend holding their Annual Tea Party on Saturday, June 8lh, 1895, on l\lr,A Jennings’ lawn, lot 2-1, 4th con. Markham. During the afternoon the following programme of sports will take place: cricket match, be- tween the Bachelors and the Benedicts, of Victoria Square, commencing at one o'clock. After the cricket. foot-ball contests for two association foot-balls will take place by the following teams :â€"Anrora, Bethesda, Bellan- trae, Casliel, Ellesmere, Gormley, King. Ringwood and others. In the evening an entertainment. will be given by the following: Mr. A E. Eccleston, tenor soloist, Toronto; Stonh‘ville Quartelte; Richmond Hill Band and other excellent talent. Richmond Hill Band will be present during the afternoon to enliven the proceedings with choice music. Ice cream, lemonade and other oelicncies furnished on the grounds. Tea served from 4 to 8; Entertainment to __commence at 8. tickets, ndults. 25 cents; Children, 15 cents. Proceeds in aid of School Fund. On Sun day. June 9th, sermons will- be preached at 2.30 and 7 p. m., by Rev. Mr. Godfrey. of Toronto, will render some choice selections at such service. Mass-meeting of the children in the afternoon. Sm. II. Classâ€"Mabel Othen. Milton Savage, Bert Morison, Dava Bumble, Tillie Folkard, Dave Wilson. Ida Jones. Jun. II. Classâ€" Fre-i Graham. Nellie Campbell, Carrie Folkbeard, Annie Wilson. Purl. IIâ€"Etbel Rumble, Alice Othen, Jim Cou‘y, Archie Savage. _ Sen. I.â€"Russell Rumble. Vera Sisley, Jim Jun. I.â€"Polly Jones, Louis Graham, Annie Rumble. Hebe: Rumble, Vernie Charles, Lois Corrov, Percy Jones, Charlie Grannm. Johnny Wilson. â€"-â€"ovoâ€" Timps are looking up. You are looking up bargains. Everything is looking up, and Azkinson & Swilzer's trade is booming. Rumble The fullowing members of thé Council met on Saturday; Juné 15*, at 2 (o'clock p. m. as a Court' of Revision :â€"\V. H. Pugsley, reeve; \Vm. Atkinson, Juhn Palmer and l’ctar G. Savage. Erich member {was ~nt lmvingsnbscribed the usual oath. and- being duly swnrn tank his seat and pruneeded to revise the Assessment Roll, and hear Mr. Jas. Newton on his appeal as being overâ€" cllargvd In his asseSsmL-nt. Aiter hearing Mr. Newton and statement of the maessor, the Court mix-sad Mir. Newton’s appeal. 7 Mr. Atkinson mrved, seconded by Mr. Palmer that the dogs assessed to Joseph Powell, Benjamin Mucdnnald, and Chas. Rollin, be struck off the Rull.â€"Carrled. Moved by Mr. Savage, seconded by Mr Atkinson, that the assessment roll as amended be now passed as finally revised, and the clerk is hereby instructed to ceriify the same, and it shall be valid and binding on all parties concerned. nut- wit‘hstanding any defect or error enm- mitted in or with regard to said roll.â€"â€" Carried. The Court adjourned. A After the adjournment of the Court of Revision the members met in Council. Present the reeve, councillors Atkin- SOD, Palmer, and Savage. The miuuies of 27thVMarch were read anfii apprgyed, Mr. Atkinson moved, seconded by Mr. Savage that the Laclosse Club be charged five dollars for the use pail; ground for the ensuing season.â€"Carried. The following accounts were read 1 Henry Marsh, account for lcmber.$93 60 A. H. Coombs, teaming gravel.... 15 ()0 Jas. Brownleo, sex-view at. rink, 31 I nights ............................... 1550 W. E. Wiley, services of band at rink . . . 15 00 W. E. Wiley, per resolution offinh of Feb., add'to band . . . . . 5 00 John Dutcherv work on rink, $9; shovelling snow, $1.80 w . . 10 80 John Dutcher, for sundry persons. 4 25 Wm. Fugan, sawing wood: ........... 4 00 Moved by MLSavage, Srcnllded by Mr. Palmer that. the treasurer be and is here- byainstructsd to pay the abuye acouunts. -â€"Carried. The Council adjourned. A good man in your district to represent the “Fonthill Nurseries 01 Cnuada."â€"0ver 700 acres ~the largest in the Dominion. Bosition perms.- Snlary or commi8§ion to ‘rigbt map. With the increasmg demarad for truit, a po- sition with us as salesman will pay you better mhan engaging in farm work. Send us your ap- yhcntion and we will show you how to earn good money. School teachers 1 its just the thing for you durinu the gumme XVIijgggl-Bartimlqs. CAMPBELLâ€"AL Patterson. on Saturday the first or June, the mic of J. R. Campbell. of a. son. ' ' "ST’GNEiéz’wEmeeTON, iterate, om May lush-3m ’ ' Patterson School Report for May. Village Councn. WANTED Grand Rally BIR'I' IIS. M. TEEFY, Clerk. G. A. NEWBERY M. TEEFY. the dis- Mtkinson 65 Switzer H PASSQNG GBUNTEREEIT BQIN. A very importaut arrest was made last week zit Maple. A lady passing the Richardson House noticed a fifty cent piece lying on the sidewalk. She stooped to pick it up,,but seeing it was a. counterfeit, she did not touch it. She had, however, only gone a few yards, when the County Constable walked up and arrested her for passing bad money. Don’t forget to call at the Dominion Shoe Store, Cor. King, & George Sts., Toronto. They keep nothing but. solid leather goods (no connterfeits); Although leather hrs advanced fifty per cent.. our prices still remain the same on account of purchasing a. large stock before the advance. COR. KING & GEORGE ST., TORONTO. New Prints, New Sheetings, New Dress Goods, New Cottons, New Flannelettes, New Cottonade New Delainettes, New Tweeds. New Muslins, New Trouserings Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, anfi Garden Seeds, 1895. A LADY CAUGHT IN THE ACT. Now, if you want Bargains in Your Photo taken Free with every purchase of $1.25 and over. DOMINION SHOE STORE, 'I‘. D OXVTSVVIE 14L. Proprietor. The F1316 Proof. BOOTS AN SHOES MAY. 1895