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.8413. Mr. Cleveland looks with favor upon an interchange of labor between the United States and Can- :ada, and designates the objectionable ‘clauses as “ illiberal, narrow and un- American.” W Men or Women to travel for re- Iqonsrble efltnbllshed house in Ontario. Salary 25780. payable £15 weekly and expenses. Pusitmn permanent. Refer- ence. Enclose self addresaed stamped Vanvelnpe. The National, StaerIdmg, ~Chicago. $84 45; P McMurchy. $50.60; W. H iFuller, 60.00; T. K. Ferguson, 87.38; N McMnrchy, $41.72; Milann Pearson, 2825.4 54; A. McClure, $35.00; [ra Dudds, *drawmg tile, $1.25; T. J. Robertson, legal advice, $4.00; L. G. Jacksmn, elec tion blanks, $7.95; J. Dickinson, cedar, $1 00; 0. Patterson, postage, express &c $9.38; A. W. Fawcmt, printing, $10 ()0; Hart. dz Riddel, assessment rol's $15.31; 1‘. Morrison, print rig and statinnery, 53.50; 0. Patterson, Registering biiths, 610 $40 80; Henry Kitchen, repair tn road tmils,$l 00; Thus Davis, c-peiiing .pit 4th con., $1.00; C. C. Rnbiuson, legal expenses in Breremn, -vs. “King, $31.16; Geo. Harper, Gravel, $17 10; John Hogan. keep of indigent, 600; Thus. gliaake, labor in pit, $6 00; A. Gilhani, gravel, $7016; H. Ireland, Gravel, $21.3]; Jun. Egan, fence wire_$l 00; A. Gllham, labor In pit, $l2 00; Thus. Mc- Murcliy, gravel, 67 87; Thus. Jennings, saniiary Work. $10 00. Moved by Mr. MeCutcheon and sec- onded by Mr. Armilsge, that J. C. Stokes and Robb. Nnrman be H commit tee with «RS slnspectur Davidsun re. formation of a new‘~Schuul Section. the school site to be nut, more than lulch frnm the snutheastangls of lo» 16’' con. 4 King.~Carricd. One half Iacre of gravel was purchased from ML Atkinson, Int 20, 0011.8, for the sum of $22500 Tlios. Hult rvfnsed to accept $12 00 for damnge sustainrd by an accident on sideline between lots 20 and 21 inBcun. King. 8. H. Lnndy was awarded the tnwnahip printing and advertising for $80 00;-W. J. -\Vells was allowed until April let to return the col- lector’s roll to the treasurer. Next meeting of the Cnuncil will be held at Nohlmun, March 27th 1897. CHAS PATTERSON, JAS. CHERRY In. ‘Clerk. ,Reeve. Moved by Mr. Lragge, seconded by Mr. Hambly, that this cuuncxl instruct the meeve tn support the prayer of the Metru- polilau’Railway Co. to the Ontario Leg isluture seeking the cullfnrlualim) of the bv-Iaws passed by the Cumacil «f the County of York and embodied in ace!- tain bill now read and that the corporate seal be hereto affix»d.-â€"Carried. 'The Toronto papers announce the ‘death, on Saturday. the 27th of Feb- ruary, of James Austin Esq., Pres- ident of the Dominion Bank of To- ronto, at the age of 84. Mr. Austin Was born in the town of Tanderagee. County of Armagh Ireland and came to “ Little York " (now Toronto) when a boy. He served his 'time in the printing office of the Colonial Advocate, published by the late Mr. William Lyon McKenzie, .and was the “ youngest apprentice ” 'in that oflice in the year 1830. He subsequently worked as a journey- iman -printer in the Patriot office, at the time our postmaster (Mr. M. Teefy) was serving his apprenticeâ€" :ship there. Mr. Austin afterwards embarked in the grocery business in partnership with the late Mr. Patrick Foy, which firm was very successful, «and accumulated considerable wealth. For many years past Mr. Austin had =been President of the Dominion Bank. He was always respected as a steady ‘upright man. King Council met aL'King Cit-y, Feh’y 27. 1897. The Milnwing accounts were passed: W. Webster, guarding $107 82; R. Ball, $163 00; A Brown. $65.02; George Redfern.$'37.00; E. W. Lure. Ex-President Cleveland, whose 21mm of office expired yesterday, has sfrequently shown himself to be su- perior to many of his colleagues in .the United States. His last public act was to veto the Immigration Bill .with its unwise amendment which seemed to be directed against Can- DEATH 03' AN ‘ULD TORONTO PRINTER. Rwamonn HILL. Thursday. Mar ‘For Saleâ€"Dollar Post Oflice. Van bun Councilâ€"James M. Ln.“ Cler 's thlca-John Stephenson [Changeâ€"P. G.$Muge. Changeâ€"Atkinson *6: flwitwr. @112 :flébcral. King Township Council AN'I EDâ€"SE VERAL FAITHFUL .Ne-W Advertisements. Lawrence Protect gour ideas: the may bring you wealth. Write J RN WEDDERD RN & 00.. Patent. Attor- neys Washingmn. D. C._ for their $1.800 prize 0&3: .9114 its: at two hundred inventions wanted. SATURDAY. March 6â€"Credit sale of horses, vehicles, &c., zit. King Station, the properti 0! Alfred Jarvis. hale at 1 o'clock. Terms 8 months. Stokes& Blcuqh. auctioneers. TUESDAY. March 9â€"Credit sale d farm vetock, implements, household furniture, &c.. on lot ll. 2nd con. Markham. the property or Fred W. Jackes. Sale without reserve. Pale etl o'clock sharp. Terms9 months. Eight. per cent er annum allowed for cash Eckervlt & rentice, auctioneers. Manner, March Sâ€"(‘rerlit saie of farm stock implements, &c.. on lot6 con. 5 Tecumseh the property of E. d; W. Slater. Sale at l o'clock. Terms 6 months. J. T. Saigeon. auctioneer. WEDNEaDAY, March lOâ€"Credit sale of farm stoce. implements and household furniture. on lot 8. rear 4th con. Vaughan, the property ‘belonging to the estate oi the late James Anderson. No reserve. Sale at 11 o'clock; lunch at noon. 'l‘ermse months. Bckerdt & Prentice, auctioneers. THURSDAY, March llâ€"Credit sale cl farm stock, implements, &c., on lot 20. 3rd cou.Eest York, the property ofJohn Gilmv. Sale at 10 o'clock, lunch movided. 'l'ei-iuse months. Ecker'lt & Prentice, auctioneers. BA’IUBDAY. MarchllfiflMortgaue sale of valuable farm property, at the Richeruson House. Manle, the south hall of the west half of lot 24, 3rd con. Vaughan. Sale at 2 o’clock See adv. J. T. Seineon, auctioneer. SATURDAY, March lsâ€"Creili’t sale of farm stock. implements. household furniture. &c., on rear lot 9. 5th con. Markham. the roperty Dl Wm. Mothers. Sula at I delete sharp. Terms 7 months. 8 per cent. per annum for cash. Eckardt & Pi en L106. aucte. MONDAY, March 15â€"Credit sale oi farm stock, implements household furniture, &c., on lot 25, rem‘sth con. Markham (Uushel), the pro - arty of Duncan Emulie. Sale at 1 o’cloc . Terms 7 months. Eight per cent. per ennum for cash. Eckurdt & Prentice, nucts. MONDAY, March l5â€"Cre<lit sole of household furniture, &c., the pro; erty of Mrs. Wm. Powell. Richmond Hill. Sale at 1 o‘clock. Terms7 months. Also house and lot known as Gianii Central Hotel. D. Beluam, auct- lol‘eel'. TUESDAY. March Iiiâ€"Credit sale of farm stock, implements and furnitura on lot 25, con. 2, , West York, the property of W. E. Jackson.” Sule at 10 o'clock; lunch at noon. Terms 8 months. No reserve. Eckardt 5c Plentice. auctioneers. . \VEDNESDAY. March J7â€"Cmdit sale 01 farm. stock, implements, &c., on lot 11. 3th con. of, Markiiam, theproperty or Chris. Here. Sale: at 11 o'clock, lunch provided. Terms 8 months. Ecknrut oz Prentice. ancts. ‘ WEDNEhDAY, March 17â€" Creuit sale of farm stuck, implements, household furniture, No... on lot 6], list cou. King (Yonue street) the property of W. R. Capell, Sale at 1 o’clock Terms 0' months. scone:ch Hluugh. oucts. THURSDAY. March Iiiâ€"Administrator's sale of chattels and farm at Richardson‘s Hotel, Maple, the property .of the late Dn‘vid Carnegie. Salem 1 o‘clock. Leeds Rich- 3.111501]. administrator; J. ’l‘. Snigeun. auct. THURSDAY. March laâ€"Credit sale of term stock. and implei'nente on lot 4.1, rear list con. 0! Vaughan, the property of John Dendninn. No reserve. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms eight months. Eckarrlt & Prentice. eucts. FRIDAY. Maiâ€"ch 19â€"(lreilit sale of term stock, .iiunlements and household tui-nitiure on lot 21, 4th con. Markham the proprtv of’Thomas Punch. No reserve. Sale at 12 o’clock. .Lunch provided. Terms 8 months. 7 per cent. per annum ullovreil for cash. Eckardt; a. Prentice, auctioneers. - SATURDAY, March wâ€"Auction sale of 95 acres of mud bung lot 14 con. 4 Scerboro, the prop. erty oft/1H!lfltB'JE‘hnCiquOrd. Sale at the. Frenkhn Hours, Markham, at 12 o’clock. Eckerilt & Prentice. auctioneers. TUESDAY, March 23â€"Credit sale or farm stock and Impleman on lot 27 con. 1 'Scei‘boro,‘ the property oi Charles Thompson. Sale at! 1 o'clock. Terms 8 months. Eckiudt & Prentice, auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, Mari-h QAâ€"Credit sale of farm stuck, implements, &c., on dot 25 1515 con. West York (Newton Brook. near Steele's Hotel) the property of B eeky Bros. Sale at 10 o'clock slim-ii; lunch provided. Terms 8 months. 7 per cent per ennum for cash. Ecknrdt & Prentico, auctioneers. FRIDAY, Moi-ch allâ€"Credit sale of term stock and implements on lot 2) 4th con Markham the property of Mr5.l\1. (xi-ill. Sale at l2 o'clock. Terms 8 months. 0 nor cent. “61' nnuum for cash. Eckardt.& Prentice. eucte. . tES'I’ai'tics getting their bills printed at this Othce \i ill receive a. notice similar to the above FREE or cannon. Wanted-An Idea WANTEDâ€"SEVERAL FAlTHFUL . Men or anen to travel for re apunsible established hnnne in Ontario Salary $780, payable $15 weakly and expenses. Puamou permanent. R‘flâ€"l" once. Enclose self Mldl‘tuacd stamped envelope. The National, Star Budding, Chicago. FRIDAY. Much 5-Credit sale of farm stock, implements, &c., on lot, 18, con..7, Markham, the property of John H. Gowlauzl. Sale at 12 o’clock. Terms 8 mouths. Enght per cent per gunum fox-cash. Eckurdt 65 Prentice. aned by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. lnnes, that. (ha pelitlnn lay over fi-r 'two weeks in order to prepare a carnival as a bulltfit for the Relief Fund of Indla. ~â€"Carrxed. The Clerk read A petition signed by the Rw, James A. Grant and thirty uzhcr ratepayers of llle village pmylng the cannon] tn [0de a grant In and of the Indian Famine Fm.d. Thu Clz-rk read a primed cumiumii- Cation {ruin the Administrator of the Gavernmem uf the Prunicu pf Oiiznriu, dated 28th Jay-liar) , '1897, asking for aid to «he Indian Famine Fund. Moved by Mr. Innes, seconded by Mr. Palmer, that. the Clerk be and is hereby instructed tn write the. Secretary of thu Board of Educ-alien with a request that an accepted Plan and Estimate of the propuaed ngh School Building be sub- mitted to [lug Cum cil.â€"â€"Carlied. The Clerk read a communication frum the Secretary of the Board of Education asking the cuuncil fur 'fifleeu hundred Jollars towards Te‘blulding the High School. The m‘ium‘eaof 2nd Feb’y were read and approved. The fulluwmg accounts were read: J38. BruWulm-v, 5 weeks’ carela‘king at. rink. ................. . .......... 315 00 A. H. Coalnbs, 41 loads gravel Z4 60 W. R Proctor. owl and lemming H 00 Work! newspaper, adV'g rink "m. l ()0 Telegram " " “ ...... 96 Rubt. Kinnee, watering rink 85 C. Clmmberlin, watering 'riuk...m 50 at. rink. ................. . .......... 315 00 A. H. Coalnbs, 41 loads gravel Z4 60 W. R Proctor. cual and lemming H 00 Work! newspaper, adV'g rink "m. l ()0 Telegram " " “ ...... 96 Rubt. Kinnee, watering rink 85 C. Clmmberlin, watering 'riuk...m 50 Moved by Mr Pquer, accunded by Mr Wright, tha' the treasurer do pay the abuve neamnts.â€"-'Carried. The cxmncfl met on Tuesday evening. March 2nd. Present: the Reeve and Councillurs luuea, Palmer, Sanderson and Wright. Council adjourned. auc iinneers Village Councu. Sale Register. M. TEEN. Clel‘k Who can think of some simple thing to patent? C.A.A. x £32 N.E. Cor. Yong: 5: Queen Sts., Toronto Jnn’v 7 2m (i‘r rind (} rain 0N MONDAYS, On first mortgage at 5 per cent; no commission chrn‘ged ; mmtgagas purchased. Also several choiceful‘ms fur sale in the Counfiy of York: terms to suit. DOOR, SASH, AND BLIND FACTORY. Havingmddeq anew wine, to our premises and put 1:11). Grain Chopper, we are prepared to RICHMOND HTLL PLANENG MILLS ! IJ. Innos & $60115- The undersigned has for sale at Richmond Hill Si-utinn. Balm! Hay, Maize (corn) Meal Whale (low and Grain of all km'ls. 30-“ J. R. CAMPBELL "The LIBERAL. The undersigned will Grind Grain every day in the week at Bnyle's Mill, at 5 cents a. bag. Oats 4 cents a hug. Skates ground at 5 cents a. pair. 304; W. MAGER. FEED for SALE DRESS - MAKER, RICHMOND HILL. A - CALL - SOLICITED. Special attention given to the ccllection of 3310‘; and other notes. ' Ruben McClain Dun-‘1 Deposits received and interest allowenl at curten rams in the savings Department. Head Ofica, 86 King St. E., TORONTO. J. K. Kerr. Q. C. was. ; Toromu Financial Corporation 5-00 OMOOQOOOOQOOOOOMO' Ripans Tabules. Ripans Tabules cure nausea. Ripans T-abules cure liver troubles. Ripans Tabules: at druggists. RipansTI‘abules cure headache. Ripans Tabules cure biliousness. Ripans Tnbules cure torpid liver. Ripans Tabules cure dizziness. Ripans Tabules assist digestion. $50,000 TU LOAN For a. more convenient season, may get in such a condition as‘to be al- mqst beyond repair. .Don'tAput i; off. When you have them attended to come here‘ Why ? Because here you find the most expert operators and the most modern methods, painstaking and painsaving. :3. simple, scientific and highly : nutritive preparation for infants, Qdelicate children and invalids. just :55 soon zis your teeth‘ need at‘ .tention, have them uLended to. ; KE‘HHV WATSON O $0.. Flo-nIlYo-o. . 3~ MONTIIAL. O A “WOOOMOOW Richmond. Hill Burch. fifonoy to 140311 C. c. I5:I.l.ll\'GS. limb " Ill Hun-u up a. weak cons- titution gradu- ally but surely is Martin’s Cardinal Food 0! can!) week, as resounble rates. Firstâ€"class work guaranteed. MISS C. HARRISON, H. A. GALLOWAY, Dentist Si uhssori be for Grindinn Feed. Give Clpital Authorized, $2,500.0004 Capital Subscribed. $627,400. the A. WILLIS, 1 Toronto St. Toronto WEDNESDAYS acme Dunstan. General Manna.) E.J.Davis, M.P.P., . ; Vice-Pram; Juo. Richardson, M.P.P Spry. Edward Cronyn. DIRECTORS "0999099060; K The only food g that will bui1d - ; . ’ T) uAp a'weak cons-i B G G T S & So tmmon gradu- ‘ that will build up a weak cons- titution graduâ€" ally but surely is AND SATURDAYS Manager gamma-3.: Saskatchewan & Nurihwesfiéafialflobes The mo very best Robes made fur the price. Allie Robe Trimming and Lining. Leather Miss, lined an.1 unlined, from 200. up. N. B.â€"Robes trlmmed and lined cheap. CANADA PERMANENT LOAN & SAVING CO. C. MASON, -‘ RICHMOND HILL ég'RS'IEHMNDHHFLL' Héfli‘éé‘i All Skates at Cost. MONEY LOANED AT CUR- RENT INTEREST ON GOOD SECURHTY. Hardware. Stoves, Graniteware, Tin- ware, Eavetroughing, Furnaces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, RIOHMON D HILL-n Hardwaare Satore .. . . ROCK BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH. Respectfullv requesting a continuance of your esteemed favors, we remain, I have much pleasure in calling your attention to my large and well-assorted lines of Boots & Shoes, that include the best grades of different kinds for man, woman and child. The styles are the very‘latest and qualities ahead of an}- thmg in the past. We are showing a lull range of Felt Boots, Stockings, and Rubbers, different prices ; also West‘ gate Overstockings .for Ladies and Misses. Custom work a specialty, sewed and pegged. Repair- ing neatly and promptly done. Gets up Harness thatlcan’t be beat in quality and plica (all our own make). â€"â€"‘10W IN STOCKâ€"â€" Horse-clothing of all kinds ; VVuOl & Rubber Knee Riggs; APPRAISER AT RICHMOND HILL. THE LIBERka ” OFFIGE. And everything in the Tin and Hardware line at JOB PRINTING 8 lbs. of 3 inch Wire Nails for 23 cents. Repairing cheaply and promptly done. Repalripg promptly attended to. $5 G‘rEO. DICE)ONALD Vary truly yours, To My Customers and Friends’: NE AT AN‘LD ATTRACTIVE ififim-*-mfi1§f&§ film??? Sells all kinds of ROBERT SNERS. DONE AT mysmmcficfi "SLEEP '33