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0;” i. l '. S RICHMOND Seldom are drunken men seen reeling around the streets of this‘ village. Occasionally, however, seine i individual so far forgets himself as to make a fool of himself, and collect around him a crowd of small boys. When such does occur the question naturally comes up, “what is the lock-up for? " We do not believe in acting harshly, but certainly think that drunken men should be placed in the lock-up in order to give them achance to Sober up. No village can afford to allow the rising gener- ation to be eyewitnesses to such demoralizing influences. A few hours in a lockup will often bring people to their right senses, and will act as a check on those who are inclined to make an exhibition of themselves. mm mm, June in, 1397. During the farming and fruitâ€" growing season our Ottawa Letter 'lii-cii i'ccclw'il (-i' . weeds. Mr. lfckard‘i and Mr. A. llusu‘ ’r‘cll \iere .'ip,h'.iiilwd coiiiiiiissioiii-i's toi have bridges on sidewall l(ll\' 1:3 and lo, con. ii and I) rebuilt or repaired as they ; ‘l e . l I ‘ i'ipwortli league was poxlpiiiicd on ‘11"l‘lllllll (if the weather. will be varied by giving each alter- nate week an article on the work of the Experimental Farm. We can promise that this letter will be up to date on all subjects under considerâ€" ation, and trust that the change will 'be a pleasing break in the sameness 'of political matter. The letters will be written at the dictation of the Experimental Farm professors which will be a guarantee that the matter will be perfectly reliable, and the letters will be of practical utility to the farmer, fruit-grower, gardener and poulti‘yman. The first of the series of letters will be found on anâ€" - other page. I am just starting ’ Li 1 I the best thing for money making you have seen for many a day. Your name and address will bring; the golden information. R. P. GLASGO\V, Toronto, Out. â€"-â€"â€"Go Maugham Council. Markham Township Council met at Ifnionville on \Vednesday, 2431b ult. After the appeals in the court of Re. \ ision were disposed of, the following business was transacted :â€" Lawrieéâ€"Quantzâ€"that on the order of the Reeve the Treasurer is hereby authorized to pay Ernest Frisby the following accounts : drawing pipe and putting in culvert $3.50, John Fern guson, overseer; putting in culvert "2.2.5, A. McKinnon overseer, total $5. 75. â€"Garried. Lawrieâ€"Diinmaâ€"that the sum of $3 be granted to assist in opening ditch and widening roadway at lot 2}}, eon 2,’ amount payable on Certificate of road overseer when work is completed.â€" ‘ Carried. Quantzâ€"Eckardtfiihat Mr. Albert. Quantz and the mover be. and are hereby appointed commissioners to "repair washout under bl‘ngl'; also repair drain in hill between lots 10 and 11, con. 2, also to grade hill bctWecn lots 35 and Bo, con. 1, amounts payable on their order w ien work is com- plcted.~C.-irried. Quantzâ€"Eckardtâ€"â€"â€"that the treasur» er he. and is hereby authorized to pay the following gravel accounts certified by road overseers. .l. Jarvis, $3.70; F. A. Rccsor, R. 0.; I .7. Adams, $1.10; \V'. C. I’ilkey, R. 0.; A. McFadden, $2.40; Jno. Slater, Coin. J. Boyiiigton, $1.00; J. C. James, R. 0. 2-; Boynton, 90cts; Thos Cherry, R. U. mCarried. DinimahQuantzâ€"that the treasurer be and is hereby authorized to pay the following accountsgâ€"J. Stone, repair- ing culvert 9th con. 500.; It. Jarvis, repairing two small culverts con. 10, '75c.; Alex. Lowery, approach to bridge between lots 10 and 11, con. 8 50c.; Ste phen \Vilkiiison, breaking stone in No. 12, $6.50; Jus. VVcllman, repairing two bridges and drawing material, $3.223. Jas. Thomas. filling" washout at ’ Rouge. bridge con. 9, $2.50: Torrance (V: Ill-with, 3(20 2 inch tile, $390; Markham Sun, for advertising, $5.20; Economist, printing, 75c.; Vin. Shiver, repairing ' eiilvei t lot ll, con. 5, 50e.â€"Cariie,d. l.awricâ€"Quantm~that this Council , grant the. sum of $1.30 to improve the townlinc between Markham and \Vhitchnrch on conditions that \Vhit- church grant. a like sum and that the Reeve and mover be two commission- ers to act in conjunction with com- iiiiSsioners from ‘Vhitcliureh to expend [ the same. amount payable on order of = commissioners when work is coniplet~ ed.â€"Carried. ‘ Eckardtâ€"â€"Dinunaâ€"-that the. treasur- ' er pay Harrington Bros. the sum of t $29.50 being the amount. due. for 1512 i feet pine and (ll/‘5 feet cedar supplied this municipality from January 8th up ‘ to the 26th of May.~~(leiri‘i“(l. [ The. Reeve and Mr. Quanta; will view several road mach-Lies and or» . z~ into their working a'iiiities an ,.;.rehasm i-Oilc the township. 'wuli‘ - .' ' the chair. able terms can be arranged. The clerk will notify the road ove was to pay particular attention to by UV 415. sec. l3 re noxious \‘.‘e'(‘tl.~'. complaints ll iviiigij l‘.".L"'\\'i ed and other see lit. The Herve will have Ilf‘r‘vnxill‘vl'l‘llllll'S mad:- in the bridge lat lot 2%". con. ii. and will :llNi i-xrimine thclieisegravcl pit wi.li powii' to lease right, ol’ way through adjoining E sum oi" lot il'dcciiicd advisable. The Hill) will be gi'ai'itcd to assisi in cleaning out ditch and removing <-i'.l'll] along~ lot. 25. ('on ti provided the Work is dour- satisfrictoi-ily. Mr. lliioina v ill .\'r c to the repairing of the bridge between lots ii) and 1], con. i”, and will h-‘eve hill opp. lot 1. con. ll repaired. Mr. Quantz will examine llic ditches in the vicinity of lot 30. con. 3. and will havctliciii cleaned out if necessary, provided parties interested pay a fair proportion of the ('(M. Mr. Qutint'l. and ex~llccve Slater will attend to the cleaning out of the \V'Illl'i'd‘nllI'M-s lot 7. con. 4, so that the water will follow the natural cours‘c. Me‘sis. \V. l). Crosby and Franklin lcynier were appointed road overst ers in pl ice of MessrsAdluncan and J. Heweil, jl‘., rcsigii- d. __._-_..;.N-__~_.. Vellore. There was a. good i-epiw sentation from all parts of the township at the nomination on Thursday last to fill the, vacancy caused by the death of the late Samuel J. Arnold. 834 rceve of the township. Mr. Lawrencw as clerk read the public notice. and asked for nominations. The two ruminations made \vere Mr. Thomas chbstei- and Mr. Andrew Russell. The hour of nominations being over. Bli'. A. Bi'ysoii was voted to the chair. when speeches Wcrc made by several of lllt‘gt‘lllvli‘lnvll present. Mr. \Veb- stci'. who had done good work for the township several years ‘ go as council- lor. was. the first to speak. He I‘DHll’l.» cd that there was a dill'ercnce of opinâ€" ion as to the inaintcnancc of Yongc street, butas more knotty (llliSilUllr; than this had been settled before to the satisfaction of all parts of the township, be anticipated nu diilicully along this line. Messrs. S. McNair and T. Cook. as mover and seconder of Mr. lusscll. spokcin the absence of the latter in his behalf. Speeches were also made by Mr. \V. H. Chilling, (.‘ounty (‘oiiiicillor l’ugsley and Mr. \V. Scott, Reeve of Markham township. The last named, lwiliu,‘ call- ed on by the chairman. gaveauack Count of the legislation in roiiin-ction with the York Roads, and and ex- plaincd how the maintenance of Yongc street had been thrown on the. mind» cipalities along side which it passes, in spite of protests from the representa- tives from Markham, Vaughan and other places. This being the case he urged upon the residents of Vaughan to take the matter in hand as Mark- ham liad done, and contended that if an accident should happen on Yongc street on account of neglect to keep the road in good repair. that Vaughan would be held responsible from flu-fact that Markham had made an approâ€" priation and notified the clerk of Vaughan to that. effect. Several other ratepayers present tool; part in the discussion. and all seemed anxious that a solution Would he found by which the roads of the township might be kept in good re- pair. The general opinion seemed to be that the three divisions should be done away with, and the whole mu- nicipality made into one division. [Min Russell the. following day doâ€" clined the nomination, and Mr. VVeb- stcr was declared Reeve. of Vaughan by acclairiation.â€"ED.] -â€"-â€"â€"‘0 Maple Visitors. are continually making remarks about the beauty of this place this spring. Our citizens seem tovic with one another in making ilieirlawns, their houses and their surroundings look neat and lit-autiful. Our village painter is kept. pretty busy in tour-hing up here. and there, and there are several improvements in the» building,r line. A new roof is being put on the Presbyterian Church. The creamery has been converted into a cheese factory. and is now being. run by the Imperial Produce Company of Toronto. Mr. George Noble is manager, who is also manager of the cheese factory of G-ormley. The Maple factory is receiving 9,000 lbs of milk per day and the prospects for a good season’s trade are bright. The English market for cheese is (it appleter cleared out, and the outlook for this product is said to be the best it has been for the past 17 years. Mr. J. M. Lawrence, clerk for the township, paid his annual visit_ to Maple on Saturday afteu'noon. He was delivering the road lists to the pathâ€"masters. The path-masters at Concord and vicinity received their lisisinthc for-(moon. and those. for Kleinburg and \Voodbridge districts were delivered on Friday. Thn annuahmecting of the Vaughan Plownien’s Association was held here on June 5th, for the transaction of business. Members present: Messrs. Alex. Cameron, Jacob VVillianis, F. Keller, N. VV. Malloy, James Malloy, J. McLean, J. H. Kirby, J. McNeil, A. McNeil. Mr. Cameron occupied After confirming the min- utes of last meeting, Mr. Kirby, the iTreasuI-er gaVe the financial report, which showed the association to be in a flourishing condition. The following officers were elected :â€"Prcsidcnt, Alex. Cameron; Vice-President, Jas. McLean; 'l‘reasui-er, .lamcs H. Kirby: Secreta v, James hit-Neil: Directors, Jas. " .o;,, Rubi. " Non, l'i‘. Teller. .T ‘Nilliai‘ ~ ' ‘ -' ‘71, Al- * "‘ H 5- 1., . v v . . .‘lil- Andrew Eli-Neil. (.ainpbe-‘l. 'l llll\'. \Vel’.. ‘ilci‘iiy Kcl’iici'. l‘i'aiil; Smith. it was decided to hold lla- aiiiiiial plowing; match on Nov. 2nd. \li‘. C. li. Keller has been on the S'ck lth for the pas-i few weeks. Hope to Her him out again soon. The .\t Home which Was to have been held on Monday evening by the lcv. (l. E. l'wllHlt'l'h'Hll of lli'aii‘iiitoii. father of the junior pastor of iilzv die-tlioilist (lurch, pron-lied herr- his. Sunday morning. lllw .~(‘. .\. ('aiupbell storied on .‘iliiii- day for \Yiiinipcg to attend the l'ic» bylci-ian vaid held there. Allanv of llIQ‘ farmers are sending then-nail. to the cliecxe factory. and quite a large business is being done there. ' I A couple of strolling musicians passâ€" cd through the village on Monday morning and secured a few pennies in return for their playing. As the football team luisiiol been re-oi'ganized some ol‘ our players go up to practice with the Ustciyilli- team in the evening. I . Miss Ada Ilundas of Toronto, is Vis- iting with her friend. Mrs. (l)r.) Sisley. .>~â€"â€"â€"‘ A Trip to the Falls. ly invitation of \Vardcn Davidson ll‘l"lll(’llllll'l‘$‘ of York (‘oiinty Council with a. iiniiiber of (‘ounty oilicials and friends took an excursion to Niagara Falls on ’l’iicsday. The trip was made by tlic(.'iiicora as far as (Qiieeiistoii. aiid thi- reniaindcr oi' the way by the electric railway on the ('anadiaii side. The scenery along: the latter part oi the 1': ip is tine, particularly of that part which brings the tourist almost. to the fool of lirock's Monument. A tempting lunch was 51‘] \'(‘ll at the Duil'crin Restaurant. and before leaving the tables. a. number of coni- pliniem‘ary speeches \ycrc made in coiiiicclion with the happy occasion. in a neat speech (‘ouncillor Ramsdcii moved (‘ouncilloi' l’ugsley to the chair. who after a few remarks called on Councillor livaiis whomoved a Vote of thanks to the \Vai'dcn far the hospit- ality provided. Short, pithy speeches wore also made by Sheriff “'cddificld, Councillors \Voodcock and Gibson, cX-(Wnineillors Russell and Scott and Mr. J. \V. Noyes. EVei-y speaker expressed his pleasure at being pres- ent, and all “’(‘l'f‘ plcascd to refer to the amiable qualities and business tact of Mr. Davidson as a» County (.‘ounCil- lor and \Varden. Mr. Davidson re- sponded in a fitting speech, thanking his colleagues and others for the kind remarks which had been uttered rela- tive to himself and the position which he held. After singing “ God Save the Queen “ the guests Separated, Sonic Viewing the cozy nooks around the falls which never seem to tire the visitor, some took a trip on the electric railway as far as Chippewa, and severâ€" al spent an hour on the heights around Block’s monument before returning home. The pleasure party arrived in Toronto at 8.30 after a. most enjoyable (I iy‘s outing. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"v<o+â€"â€"â€"â€" Edgely Quite a large. number from here at- t-i‘nded the feast. on the 4th of Mai-ir- hani last Saturday and Sunday. Home of Sherwood young men visit- ed Edger last Sunday. On Monday evening last a. meeting was held in the church to arrange for holding the animal festival. \Ve will give particulars later. Miss Anderson of Thistletown, visit-' ed friends here last Sunday. On Saturday evening last a. very ex- citing game of football was played in the town park here, between North; and South Edgcly. During first half! time the game was very evenly con- tested, but towards the last the South apparently had the. best of the game. They failed to score, however, the de< fence of the. north being invincible, the. goal-keeper, articularly, putting up a. star game. I:lthen time was call- ed no goals had been scored. The reâ€" turn match will be played some time. in the near future. The Edger (lice Club assisted in the )rogrannne at the garden party in Voodbridge last Friday evening. On Friday evening, 18th inst., the Y. 1’. C. E. here. intend holding-a special J ubilee service and have invited the. Concord League over to spend a Social evening. A good time .is ex- pectcd. Next Sunday Mr. 1. Wilson of Toronto Junction will conduct the service in the Methodist Church here. Rev. Mr. Sanderson .is attending conference. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"‘~Oooâ€"â€"â€"â€"- Stallion Register. ST. [menuâ€"Purebred imported Clydesdale, the property of I). C. Steele mm D. Watson. Home stable Maple. Will travel through Kisiuburg. Nobleton, Schomborg, Aurora, Richmond Hili. Terms $11. D. Watson, manager. _ HANNiiiALâ€"Pure-bred importedYorkshn-e coach Stallion, the property of D. Watson Home stable Maple. Will travel with St. Leger. Teruisrio. KING or ARDNACRosn-Puro-bred Clydesdale thepmpertv of Smith & Thompson. Will stand at his own stable, Golden Lion Hotel, Lancing. Terms 510. MoNu'roNvâ€"«Thoroughbred stallion and race horse, the property of F. .l. Gallnnougli. V. S. Home stable, Thoriiliill Will call at 3rd Jon. East York; Chm-ry's Hotel; Richmond Hill;2nd Con. West Yoik; Jackson's Hotel, Youae Straet. Terms 811. J. Chatterley, manager. Honor»: â€"-'l‘lie Kentucky Bred trotting stallion, the property of Thofi. Cannon, home stable Aurora. will travel through King, Whit- churcb. Newmarhet 670. Terms $10. Tony V\’!LKI~‘.S-- Roadster stallion, the property of John McBride. will make the season at his own stable. lot 7. 2nd Con. Vaughan (town line). Terms $10. ‘ Midi are scores. but than was write sunnuu it Co.,Partlii:~d. Mainem‘lll rum" 4. free. full informal? v about wr‘rk which :J they can do. and r. ' ‘v 1E.‘bl‘.'l" my -{~_',' *- " ' ' .ay. Some hove .. ; orold ' apul ~ r who“. - ‘l '3‘: " ennui-J ovm’ . ,, rm, ... i: - . .t ..,r..,, r. i, "in. ‘5 l l l l 1‘ll-CO I I‘E'EREST. OVER. 4 PER C " Actual result in the Canada Life ..n l‘o icy No. 70233 on the life of llavid Screggie. Guelph, Ont. Endowment of $201"). p, yable a‘ (ill. by 1“ prenilunm cf SUN“) issued li‘ill‘. Aim-i" Ih‘bil. .‘.g. >. Nature-(l Align ' ' Amount of cndoWnr-nt, 52,!" =11: amount ..i‘ profits, $.95: ’l‘o premiums paid, $1,1‘4U; ict lll'll over cost. S‘ll.'l. . This shows an lDVOStIHOIIfJUf O VER -1 ‘lilt CENT. COM'POl.‘ on all premiums; paid, in addition to carrying llu: i-'.:. of $2,090 over 27 years. Forrates, etc., apply to II. A. 'NECildb‘EJXJE’éS. Argent; "RICHMOND HILL HARDWARE STORE Has for sale all kinds of Hardware, Tinware, Milk Pails, Pans, Creamers (all sizes and prices). Nails, Hingesilocks, Fencing and BarbedW’lre at lowest prices. Furnaces of the Best flakes. Stoves, Eavetroughing, and everything in the Tin and Haird- ware line at small profits and quick returns. ll) lbs. 3-inch or larger Wire or Cat Nails for 25 cents. Repaiiing promptly clone. 0. MASON, - RICHMOND HILL Harness Shop Is the place to go for first-class RICHMOND ’ HILL Harness of all grades, Buggy Dusters, Fly Nets, VVOol and Rubber Knee Rugs, Vv’hips, And all Horse and Stable Supplies. Also in stock a lull line of Trunks and Valiscs. Everything at prices as low as- can be bought anywhere else. Call and see me $.23? Repairing promptly attended to. (:35 (1.1.120. Manama.er r WA LL PAPERS ‘â€" \Ve have again on hand the largest stock of ‘Nall Papers, Ceilings, Borderings and Decorations ever shown in Richmond Hill and will be sold at the lowest possible cash prices. Paints, Oils, Narnishes. Mixed Paints in all shades and colors. Paint, Whitewash and Kalsomine Brushes in all sizes. and can’t be sold cheaper. LARGE STOCK 0F FUllNlTU‘R-l: Constantly on hand. Usual Stock of Groceries Andaeverything complete, for cash only. P. G}. SAVTAGE, - I{ichmond Hill itiin‘ln Financial Corporation ._._§_._ Capital Authorized, $2,500,009; capital Subscribed, $027,400. TO KNO‘VV "THE NEWEST “and BEST You must see our samples of New Raymond : Sewing Machines. Head Ofice, 86 King St. a, TORONTO. DIRECTORS ’E.J.Davis, M.P.P., ' Pres. ; Vice-Frau; Robert McClain, Jiio. RiChurdson, ALE? Daniel Spry, ‘idwurd Cronyn. ‘Vhile s eaking with a. sewing machine agent w 10 had handled several differ- ent kinds of machines (he is now out of the business) he said the New Ray- mond is the . best machine made in Canada. J. K. Kerr. Q. C. ' George Dnnstan,.Geneml Manager 'Rielim‘en‘d Hill “Bis: ch. Deposits received and interest allowed at Gunter: rates in the Saunas Department. Don’t fail to inspect them and if prices are not right, don’t. buy. W. T. STOREY, AGENT. RICHMOND Hint. Subscribe for The LIBERAL. Ripans Tat-nies cure nan: * a. Firs as 'l. Special attention given to the on llection of. sale and other notes. Money to Loan 0.. C. REE LINGS. alumnae! n1es;fcrson; .â€" munch.