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wall papa and Fnrni Um- p! undel- th tlu chm-Ch HHS Bryan.the a present, and Everything is in 1‘( High School convert Hall tO-mm'rmv (Fl‘ld rare treat may be ex at popular pricesâ€"1 Let us give the school THE LIBE] Empire to 11 $1.40, or thl For Christmas numbers of The Mail Empire and The Globe. leave your or ders at THE LIBERAL office. Posters are out announcing Vaugh- an Plowing Match near Kleinburg, on Tuesday next, the lst of November, and King Plowing Match, near Tem- peranceville 0n the following Thin-s- day, the 3rd 1010):. V i c to You can get the Weekly Globe 01' ‘Veekly Mail and Empire from the present date-until the end of the 19th century for fifty cents by taking them in connection with THE LIBERAL. Rev. Mr. Large will preach at Head ford next, Sunday morning at 10.3( and Rev. \V. A. Rodwell of Toronto will preach in the. evening. Cnllec tionsinzzid of Sabbath School fund On Wednesday evening, Nov. 2nd, z social will be given under the auspice: of the Epwnrth League, by the young men of the society. A pleasant tim: One of the most interesting hmsel races of the season took place at \Voodbridge on the last day of thé fair. Ed. Jackson’s old favorite, Dick French, with Palmer’s Kitty R. and Moore’s Richard A. close to his heels, trotted a mile in 2.23. This is a *marvellous (eat when it is considered that the track is only a; of a. mile. W00} Bl; blankets. El,un Mi We have for some years been giving bonus tickets to cash purchasexs which was equal to about 5% off their purchase, this we will discontinue on the lst of November and put our goods down to :1 close cash basis, and sell for cash only. ‘rustOInel-s who "hold any of mu- bonus tickets Will .‘kindly, (m and after Nov. lst, hand them in to us and we will give the {importional allowance for them. At- iuson 8: Switzer. B ENEW’ TICKETS. As the Public Library year ends on the 3lst of October. non-residents who take books from the Library should renew their tickets at, once. New books to the value of $100 will be cut- alogued and placed on the shelves in a few days. Tickets to parties outside the village, for Library and Reading Room, are only 50 cents a year. It is surprising that so few outsiders avail themselwes of the privileges which. the place afioxda. THE LIBERAL and The VVeekly Globe will be given to new subscribers from the present date to the end of 1899 for $1.50. As a trial trip both of these papers will be given to the end of the present, year for 35 cts. ENéLIéH CHURCH. ~T0-morrow evening (Friday) Rev. H. M. Little of Bolton will deliver a lecture in St. John’s Church, Oak Ridges, on the sacrament of Baptism and the .Lord’s Supper. 0n the following Sunday the same gentleman will take the service here at 9 a. in. when holy communion will be admin- .istered; Evening service will be held here at 3 p. 111. At 11 a. in. Holy Communion will be celebrated at Oak Ridges and evening service will be held at 7 o‘clock. Rev. Mr. Steacy will take Mr. Little’s services at Ridges held zl‘ will t; Bolton That popular war picture, “The Thin Red Line," is given as a premium with The “’eekly Star and Family Herald, of Montreal. Orders taken abTHE LIBERALUflice at; 551:: year. 'ill 1K .m-ds] m all The 5 madn (11 11H Jticipat EELP ,hI (inc) RAL and W 9‘ new subscriber we months for will s in readiness for the toncert in the Masonu Ill $1 1n b‘rit lay) 3 Cgpec til Swil Will bit hadorshirts, 25C. 3: shaped hurs< Nana-h ton Bros. Weekly md 10 09‘ zood hous< 0116 ietv AtheA [£9991 £0 Jing. A Tickets flu r cheap trnishes ents “will be iu ‘Ifl’ in 1i! wool gung time MI 30 )l‘ Tuesday evenir moved by Bro. L Bro. Recordm pleased A111 supreme Maste lll Universe) to ‘ Brown from xeavenly rest the members hereby lender our doc his family in their sum ment. Our brother menlbex-ed as a 1mm of and sterling honest-y a: hearted and kindiy mourn his departure, our loss is his gain, true Workman he 11: work here and is mm and reward. ‘Ve com has lefti‘bebind to God which will :Lssui‘e then bayond the grave. I. CROSBY, Muster VVOI‘kma pieaasunttinu- in their room un Tues- dnv evening. After routine business had been transacted .‘t candidate was imitated into the mysteries of Ancient Forestry. The ceremony which was well performed by the court team was interesting, and particularly so to a number present who witnessed the initiation for the first time by the amplified form. Among the visitors present were Bro. T. F. McMahon, D, C. R. for York District, and Bro. T. Newton of Court Richmond. The brethren afterwards repaired to the dining room in the roar of the hall where an excellent spread was served. An interesting programme] followedfcmef Ranger \V. J. Urossley acting as chairman. Short speeches were given by Bros. McMahon,Uai-ley, McDonald, Saigeon, Davis and others. and songs by Bros. Stone, Jenkins, McClement. Newton, and Weir. The entertainment closed with the Natiun- Aa‘l ‘Anthem. A. O. U. W The annual meeting of the North York Teachers’ Association was held in Aurora. on Friday and Saturday of last week. Owing to the unfavorable state of the weather the attendance was not so large as usual. The‘ open- ing exercises on Friday morning were followed by an excellent paper on Composition by Mr. Thompson, prin- cipal of Aurora. Public School. An able discussion on the subject was led by Mr. A. B. Davidson, in which Mr; Thompson’s ,‘ methods . were thoroughly discussed. The afternoon session was opened "by roll call, after which the convention had an exhibition of class teaching. The first was Grammar as taught in Aurora. Public School by' Miss Wilson. Next came Reading as taught in Aurora, l’ublicSchool by Miss Rogers. This was followed by an able dissertation on Kingsley’s “Three Fishers,” from the “artistic side,” by Inspector Davidson. Mr. Davidson brought out many fine ideas in his treatment of this sad, though beautiful production. Kingsley, he said, was a. Socialist, and this poem was written with a. view to arousing sympathy in England for the workin classes. “For men must work an women must weep, For there’s little to earn, and many to keep, While the harbor bur keeps moaning." An in- teresting discussion on this poem brought the afternoon session to :1 close. In the evening 2L concert was given in the Mechanics’ Hall, to which all members of the convention were admitted free. \Ve are not in ll. posi- tion to note the proceedings ot the following day. “ \Vind and weather ” Kept the Richmond Hilldeleguiion at home. (Jam ilyh the :1 gnifi( lddies {ESOLI At a. n using 511 a picture Lement. ERALD AND Montre; $1 per y The. ‘01 7 Brit 1 like 11V hELV W H ITI 4:- mum 11y her NORTH YORK TEACHERS 11mm This b. It, ish SI mdim meetin eut al I‘ION OI in ., in session assembled do let" our deep sympathy to 11 their sorrow and bereave- bmther will long he re- l-S a man of strict integrity, ; honesty as well as a true- “1 kindly friend. ‘Ve lepzu'bure, but know that his} gain, and that liken man he has finished his and. is now enjoying rest . ‘Ve commend those he ind to God, and to a life issu're them of a meeting grave. Almighty1 in Se: ‘1" our their : bmth< KING ( Jipm in The fu .111 out his ex the ‘cha‘nics’ Hall, to which the convention were \Ve-al-e not in n posi- he proceedings 01' the “ “find and weather " and Hill , delegation at ie it Ivy r deep sy 1' SOI’I‘U \V 11 ,her will Ian of strit asty as we Lindly f1 ‘ e ‘LH 11 m an )OI ’ mm heart ). F. spent; a m on Tues- ue business 1didute was 50f Ancient, )I «)(l : sellL fre‘ n tn thm FAMILY Y STAR,” tion p1‘i( LIN d that Ill QAW, CNCE in Rcdr (the the J 01111 to a. a mi this h is held 1611) 1nd 11} th )D dole Mrs. \V. P0 had been spend relatives in home on Frid calls 01; old frie Chan gues ring: Newmarket och of Richm Elenvsal}! will ‘ (my. Ht- dr up to the W sh Factory Cotton, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8c. a yd. ; Flaunt-lett, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8 and 100. per yd. Atkinson & Switzer. The remains of the late Robert Mc- Lean were conveyed to Mt. Pleasant, cemetery on Saturday afternoon. The funeral ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. A. Grant, M. A. Six bars Comfort, soap for 25 cts. ; Richards 51h. Jubilee bar soup, 23c. ; three large ton cent bars for 25(7.; 7 bars of ’l‘rilhy Soup for 25 cents. Atkinson 66 Switzer. Little Johnnie Vanderbnrg. the six- ymirâ€"old son of Isaac Vandel-hurg, sec- tion foreman on the Northern Rail- way. fell under a. wagon near Thorn- hill Station on Friday evening and was killed. The little fellow was on his way home from school, and climb- ed on the wagon with fatal results. VV persems in this state to manage our busi- ness in their own and mam-by cuuuties. II; is mainly oflice work conducted at home. Salary straight $900 a. year and expensesâ€"deflnite,bona- fide, no moxe, no less salary. Monthly $75. Re- ferences. Enclose self-addressed stamped eIlVe‘flpe, Ilexben E. Hess. meat... Dept. M. C hicaga 11â€"26 BLANCHARDâ€"In Richmond Hill 24th of October, the Wife of BROWNâ€"At Richmond Hill. on Thuralruv alter. noon, Oct. 20th, utter 5 weeks' illness. John Brown, uged 64 yenrs.9 mouths and 21 dayat Funeral on Sunday, October 23rd to Oak Ridges Cmnecorv. BRILLINme-On theZud conceaeiun 0! Markham on Thursday mornmg. Oct. 27th, Mary Ann, “Me of Jonathan Brillinger. an, aged 66 years. Funeral to Gormley Cemetery. on Sunday, 11.17 9 a. m Many of our yuung people went to Thornhill on Monday evening to ac- tend an At Home given by the Ep- Worth League of the Methodist Church. They were glad to welcome the New- ton Brook League, and they spent 41 very social evening mgethelu Miss Edith 0-43er is visiting friends in King. Mr. E. Ar James of Don. spent Sun- day with his‘father, Mr. D. James of this place. this place. M rs. Hunslgy of Toronto, visited Saturday and Sunday withher parents here. Miss Hattie Bx-iIlinger of Toronto, was the guest of Mrs. R. Thompson last week. Miss B. Sandersnn has returned home after spending the last ’few weeks with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wisuer were nests at Observatory Farm last. Sun- Miss Grace Darling and. Miss E. Clubine have returned home from their visit in King. Mrs. Puttenden of Minessing, who attended the funeral of her hrnt‘hexn Mr. J. Brown of Richmond Hill, called on friends how. Miss H. (u‘rzu'butt of Richmcnd Hill spent a few days with friends here. Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic. Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver. Rfipans Tabules cure bad breath; vamarlu ichmnnd H “zu- here, w )leqates at Ma Mrs. Burroll of Logan St. Toronto, mngled hex- three little children on riday while temporarily insane. Markham Er nbiuson, M1 kin n; an! of a. son TAN’I‘EDâ€"SEVERAL TRUSI‘WORTHE ts of Mr. and the fair. he \V. Powell ten spending a ,es in Whit Richmond Hill 111 call while in Ht- drove a, ‘bu Lhc ham Econ Richmond 1m 0 11 Richmo 1‘ Mr. G: Hill was H l: angstaff BIHI'I'ils. DEATHS ‘unnmistâ€"Mr. and Mrs. s. Glover and Mastel clmmnd Hill, were the ,nd Mrs. G. Glover du- with M mthw SONALt VVVh itchurch the Ly, an nds ho mnmis Iraâ€"Mrs. fol-marl] Imong t} wmzu-kcrt on ndeJ, 46.21. The ‘ I up membership of i '5: lentitlos to a repreâ€" rleleg'ates to the P10- 7 m. Mrs. Switzerand . represent Richmond ‘ *ntion to he held in ~ 9k. Mrs. zmd Miss attend the Ottawa.‘ mmsbâ€"‘ 1d Hill ~R\‘\’. Mr. McCull- 1ill gnvethe Era a. in town last Tues- ‘bus load of ladies U. convention. mm' as t’rovincia latter as assnstzmt Notes ill \' Toronto, who v weeks with rah returnfid ll) ewmarke and Mrs Sundvrson of of Yungo St. , on Monday, the Juseph Blanch- Miss Lizzie lS v1s1t,m; ‘uosday 11 ;. _. YVW l wwmwmmwmwfi 1898 THE NEE PROOF HARDWARE - STORE (“x r‘. mfim‘ 4E Flam Gileioth, GOOD QUALITY, 2 Yards Square, - 85 o . MASON, - RICHIJIOTA‘D HILL CQAL S, business. 11“ small dimens we feel we 11' tion we have next we will tion with out in runnin &c., as th« disadvant correct bu ducer of Rh our position to to declare it to most efficient t through 1 the crcdi pended i turned it ment, W( in advan any. 1 business vanta {1'6 ask for interest Is on hand with the latest and best makes of ISAAC CROSBY. It I‘hi 3 have no intention by this action n obedience to our convictions we : s which we are firmly convince eous to our customers, as well as to the hearty ce-operation of all 1 enterin t0 the Oh HI e present time we have done partly a ( )rtunately the credit; part has got do“ ions, and now in justice to the cash prit lust make a change. After full consi decided that on and after Novembe strictly enforce the Cash System in co ‘ business; ’ iless to call attention to the losses incurred credit business, such as interest, bad debts, 'cat majority of people are fully aware of its 3, and recognize the “ Cash System” as the ass principle. beneficial alike to buyer and Richmond Hill as we do directly between the world’s pro iffei‘ent lines of goods, and the consumers in and surrounding townships, we realize he one of public service, and hesitate not be our ambition to make this service the ) be found in Canada. 1 position lash System In cut off, a‘ mnel of we will ( pI‘E ren 11 occupy 3 nt position ATKINSON & SWITZER. nd the energy herct aring and collecting wide-awake business >ccupv a vantage g1 a feel can only be re with the worry and Ie the energv heretofm Also other makes of range;s., Repa And everything in the stove and heatingling. Stove Pipes, All kinds of Tin at bottom Promptly to reflect on xdopt a rule of (1 will be ad- ourselves, and in the mutual 'i‘r'ihgr * accounts & manage- round far 85 cents Elbaws, 8; Hardwa prices. Done, 1898 3.1'6