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RICHMOND HILL, Thursday, June 18, ’96 Dr. F. J. Gallanough, V. 8., visits Rich- mond Hill professionally on Wednesdays only, until further notice. Good California Apricots 80. per 1b., and good Jreacbes 70. per 1b., at the Concrete. Elm gihemll .Tbe hopeful tone of a bright June day ‘petvad‘ea Atkinson a Switzet's store. Miss Teefyleft home on Wednesday to pay a visit to Mrs. Judge Robinson and family, of Rat Portage, Algoma. Ont. Marned men should be happy, and they generally are if their wives trade at Atkin- son & Switzer‘s. Mr. C. P. Wiley, of Toronto, has been Lpend'mg part of the week with his parents are. Even a. deteckive could find a bargain at Atkinson & Switzer’s. Mt. Geo. Arksey and Miss Minnie Arkeey, of Toronio. are spending a. few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. MJstrence. The R. C. Picnic in aid of St. Mary’s Church takes place at Bond's Lake to-day. Proctor’s bus will run £0 the picnic grounds. Messrs. P. Patterson, J. A. E. Bwitzer and J. H. Sanderson represented Richmond Hill circuit at the Methodist Conference in .Toronto. 'E’O to the Concrete for best value in Lard, Cheese, Dried Apples, Prunes ; 6 lbs. good Bosnia Prunes for 250. As the Fire Brigade purpose taking part in 'the tournament at St. Catherines on Do- minion Day, the boys are requested to start prannce in the park to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. J. H. Sanderson and Miss Hanie Licfoot have been making a visit with Mrs. Abbott, in Toronto. Mr. Wm. Harrison was last week appoint- ed High school trustee by the County Coun- cil in place of the late Mr. Wm. Trench. There is no China. Tea in our Malwa package, it is pure India Ceylon. Atkinson dz Switzer. Richmond Lodge, No. 23, A. F. & A. M., will meet next Monday evening for the elect. ion of officers. and on Wednesday evening {SLJohn's Day) to; installation of the same. It is nut what. people think, but what they aave, that makes them prosperous. Atkin- son & Switzer help you to save. Hood’s Root Beer Extract, only 10 cents fox-2 gallons. Healthful, non-intoxicming. and a delicious summer drink. W. A. Sanderson. The Tea. selling at. the Concrete at 200. 1-13. is a good one. .Mr. Corrigan, superintendent of St. Paul’s St. Methodist Sabbath School, Toronto. ofliciatefl at Victoria Square and Headford appointments on Sunday in supply for Rey. G. L. Powell. Mr. Wm. Harrison. superintendent of the Methodist Sabbath School, having been granted a month’s leave of absence to give him the opportunity of visiting other schools, has already paid visits to the Pree- byterian 8. School here, and the Victoria Square S. School. Mr. A. E. Ouombs, M.A., has been acting as superintendent in Mr. Harrison’s place. Mrs. Brown, of Toronto, accompanied by her two children, returned home on Tues~ day evening, after having spent the previous week thh her sister, Mrs. (Rev) J. A. Grant. at the Manse. If you have a will of your own to save a nice little blt of money there is a way that can be your ownâ€"trade at. Atkinson & Switzer’s. {The tariffâ€"well, well! we had almost for- gotten about it! Alkiueon & Switzer’s prices are so low that we never stopped in listen to the voice of the politician. Mrs. Dorothy Ansley, of Woodstock. form- erly of this place, died suddenly on Friday Ian ftom heart failure brought on by ex- citement. A young man had threatened to stab her son Edgar with a knife. The municipal council of Markham Vil- lage, consisting of Reeve Dr. Robinson, ex- Beeve Ash. and Messrs. Campbell, Billings. Speight and Underhili. paid a visit here on Monday evening for the purpose of examin- ing out asphalt pavements with a view of laying sidewalks of the same nature. Vi!- lage Inspector Brownleo, ReeVe Pugslsy and other members of the village council gave the deputation the mformation they re- quired. “ Malwa” Package Tea is selling well. Atkinson & Switzer. -Misa Beatrice Elliott has gone to Sandhill in the neighborhood of Brampton to spend 3 couple of months. Mrs. J. W. Elliott and Miss Annie Scarborough who accompanied her returned on Tuesday. A large stock of Pure Paris Green. Re- member I guarantee my Paris Green strictly pure. Call and get my prices before pur- chasing elrewhere. W. A. Sanderson. The High School. Parents and guardians who wish a state- ment of the standing of their children ac- cording to the June examinations, may ob- tain the same from the principal. -Mt. John Homer and wife were the guests of Mr. D. Homer on Sunday. . . . Mr. Jonathan Brillinger, jr., has gone on a. trip to Black Creek for a couple of weeks....MiIs Florence Eyer sum-ma on Monday to spend a month with ruIaLives in Clarence Comte. Iv“ Dairytown. Mr. W. F. Maclean, the Conservative cau- didfite in East York, and other well-known speakers are billed to address the electors in the Masonic Hall this evening. Thursday, June 18th. commencing at 8 o'clock. Mother may not be a real anis‘, but she can make a drawing 0! Atkinson :2 Swilzer'a " Malwa " Blend India Ceylon Tea just too delicious for anything except to drink. The Senate of Toronto University and the Education Department of Ontario have re- cently appointed Mr. Ernest Coombs, M. A.. associate examiner in Ancient History for the Junior Matriculation and Junior Leaving “Examinations. Massey’a Magazine for June is one of the best yet issued. The engravings are fine, many of the articles contain much valuable Information. and the magazine commends itself to busy men in one point in particular before most of its competitors, by having its leaves cut. This may seem a small matter. but it is safe to any that many good numbers are never read in consequence of the neglect by the publisher. A Degree Conferred. Atlhe Commencement exercises at T0- ronto University on Friday last. the degree of Master of Arts was conferred on Mr. Ernest Cmmba, Principal of the High school. Mr. Coombs passed the examination for the degree In the spring of 1895, but as the degree can be muferred only once a year, this is the first opportunity since last June that he has had for receiving i‘ne Chancellor's Messing. and his diploma. Mrs. (Dr.) Rulherford, of Aurora. died suddenly on Friday morning. She was standing on the station platform awaiting the train for Toronto, when she fell. and ex- pired in a few minutes. She was on her way to the Commencement exercises in con- nection with the Toronto University, to wit- ness the conferring of the degree of B. A. on her daughter. Her sudden death was a great shock to the citizens of Aurora and vicinity. A public meeting in the interests of Mr. N. C. Wallace, the leeral-Concervative candidate for West. York, will be held in the Museum Hall, Richmond HiU, on Friday evening. June 19th. A number of promi- nent speakers will address the waning. Chau- taken at 8 o’clock by Mr. Joe. Brown. Mr. S. Flatt. Mr. J. Brown or their repre- sentatives invited to take part. The Band in Demand. The Richmond Hill Baud are to play at 3 Strawberry Festival and Garden Party at Temperanceviile to-morrow (Friday) even- ing. On the following afternoon and even- ing they play at Victoria Square S S. An- niversary; on Thursday, the 25th inst, they go to the Headford Methodist Picnic, and they are engaged for the Methodist An- nivaraary at. Maple on July lst. A Strawberry Festival in connection with the Methodist Church. Teeton, will be held in the Temperance Hall, Teston, on Mon- day, June 22nd. A football tournament will take place commencing at 4 p. In. for a cash prize of 37. The Large Family, of King City, will take part in an interesting programme. Recitations and singing bv the Sabbath School children. Revs. R. Large. Belfry and E. Large will give short addresses. Tickets, adults, 25 cents; child; ten, 15 cents. - “ Miss Ferriemau gave us on Friday even- ing, June 5th, a few recitatious. We con- sider Miss Fenieman a young lady of high ability as an elocutionist, and have no hesi- tation in saying a bright future is before her. We take pleasure in recommending her to any committee requiring snob serv- ice.” The above is one of, many testimon- ials, given by Mrs. W. Carlyle, of the To- ronto W. C. T. 0., relative to Miss Ferrie- man who is to take part in the programme at Victoria Square on Saturday evening. the 20th inst. Credit Sale. Messrs. Stokes & BlonghI auctioneers, have received instructions from The Trusts Corporation of Ontario, adminlstrstors of the estate of the late H Qnetton St. George. of- Oak Ridges, to sell by public auction on lot 7,2ud con. Whitohurch. on Thursday, June 25th, the whole of his valuable stock of well bred horses, cattle, sheep and swine, in order to close the estate. This will be a good opportunity for parties desirous of ob- taining first-class stock at reasonable prices, as all will be sold without reserve. Sale at 1.30 sharp. Terms, five mouths' credit. on sums over $10. " A Study of the Pentsteuch,” a 40 cent issue of “ The Anti-Infidel Library," of H. L. Hastings, Boston, Mess.. IS probably the best popular work ever written on the con- servative side of Biblical criticism. The work consists of a series of lectures delivered some years ago by Dr. Rufus P. Stebbins. president of Mesdville (Pm) Theological School, and noththstanding this distin- guished divine's connection with the Uni- tarian body, he is unable to accept. the con- tentions oi the so-oalled “ Higher Critics,” and his work is a masterly refutation of the destructive theories, so ardently advocated by meny of his denomination. Mr. ’Hest- ings deserves the thanks of Christians every- where for adding this book to his famous “ Anti-Infidel Library." Court Cases. Division Cour; was held here last Satur- day. His Honour, Judge Morgan, presiding. Therfoflowing M9 algqu the cases tried : Clark v. Wood.â€"Judémen5 for plaintifi for 3522-36- Boyle v. Vanderburgh.-â€"Judgment non- auij, plgintiff to pay oostg. Hood v. Klinok.â€"Judgment for plaintiff for $12.50 and costs. Next. Court>2nd of Octobef, Luckie v. Fahey.â€"-Judgment for plaintifi for S25 and coats. Topper v. Gunmenâ€"Judgment {or plaint- ifl for 33 without costs. Puierbaugh vvaarwood.â€"Judgmenz non- suit, no costs. McKay v. McMillan.â€"Judgment for plain. tifl for $75 with costs. A N otable Publication. Strawberry Festival. .A Good Number Sudden Death. Complimentary. West York Mr. M. Teefy and daughter were present at Toronto University Convocation in the Pavilion on Friday last, when his son, Rev. Father Teely, and others, were honored by the degree 0: L. L. D. being conferred upon ehem. Dominion Day at Maple. The annual Strawberry Festival in con- nection wi‘h the Methodist church, Maple, will he held on Dominion Day. There will be addresses, music, readings, etc.. and the committee have secured the services of the Richmond Hill Band. This promises to be the best festival yet held. A Garden Party in connection with the Beadford Sabbath School will be held on “ Hillcrest Lawn,” the beautiful grounds of Mr. Jonah Leek. Headford, on Thursday evening. June 2511:. Games and amuse- ments provided. Tea will be served from 5 to 7. The Richmond Hill Band will be in attendance. Commencing at 8 o'clock a. musical and literary entertainment will be given (or which the following artists have been engaged: Mr. and Miss Noble, in- strumental musicians, Toronto; Miss Jennie Brooke, soprano, Don Mills; Miss Mary Duncan, elecutionist. Don Mills; Miss Ruby Smith. soprano, Don Mills; the Newmarket Quartette; and also selection! by the Band. Chair taken by Mr. A. E. Uoombs. M. A. Ice cream, strawberries and other delicacies will be served from booths on the grounds. Tickets. 25 cents; children, 15 cents. 0n the following Sunday. June 28th, annivers- ary sermons will be preached ; in the morn- ing at 10 80 by Rev. G. L. Powell; in the evening at 7 o’clock by Rev. J. Viokery. Sinsing‘by the Sabbath School. Collections in aid 0! school fund. Victoria Square. The following is the programme of the Anniversary of Victoria Square Sabbath School to be held on Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21. On Saturday, at 1 p. in, in the park of Mr. T. Klinck, a cricket match will take place between the married and the single men of Victoria Square; at 3.30 a baseball match between Samnel Benjamin & Co’s. Toronto, and Unionville teams; junior football match. between two public schools; senior football matches, between Fourth Royals and Dairytown. StoufiVille and Gormley, and Markham and little York. Richmond Hill Band in attendance. Tea served in the mammoth tent trom 4 to 7. The following will take part in the enter- tainment in the evening: Markham’s Quartette, Stoufiville's Club Swingers, Miss M. E. Ferrieman, Elocutionist; Miss Morell and Mr. A. S. Savage, Soloists, all 0! 1‘0- ronto; also selections by the band. Tickets for tea and concert, 25 cents; children, 15 cents; concert alone. 20 cents. On Sunday services will be held at 2.30 and 7 p. m., to be conducted bv Miss Sanderson, Matron of the Haven. Toronto. Miss Morell and Mr. A. 8. Savage will sing at both these services. Collections in aid of the school fund. Mom‘sowâ€"At Elgin Mills, on Saturday. June 13 the wife 01 John Mortsun. of a. son. NAUGHTONâ€"At Elgin Mills, Patrick Naugbton. aged Saturday, June 27th,1896 June ll-lm From Mr. J. T. Stephexason is now prepared to o Solicifingashare of public patronage, I am. yours truly, J. T. SAIGEON, JMiAI’LE. the next meeting of the Cfmnci] of the Township of Markham will be held at Uniouville on ROLLER MILL! Gristing & chopping Bran, Shorts and Flour Manchester, of London,Eng., 'BRITISH AMERICA, Of Toronto, Canadaâ€"the coming com. . pany for the farmers of York Co. GORE, ()F GALT, Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans GRIST MILL Riclunond IIill Agent for the following stock Fire Insurance Companies, viz.: Clerk’s Notice. The undersigned halving purchased the Richmond Hill R. L. Penfield. YORK MUTUAL, AI: all times on the she: test notice. A Firstâ€"class Cash Mutual. HURRAH OF TORONTO, CANADA. -v-ALSOâ€" Tabules. Tabules cure nausea. Tabules: at druggists. Tabules cure dizziness. Tabules cure headache. Business Solicited. For sale at the mill At 10 o’clock a. m Garden Party. 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