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VOL. XXIi. THURSDAY lVIORle’G AT THE LIBERAL PRHTING & P’GBLISHINE HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, 0m. ‘32. W. Gem hatter, B. E“, DENTIST, T. F. McMAHON. D R. LANGSTAFF. RICHMOND HILL. OFFECE HOURS 81010211“: 6m 8 pm Specialtyâ€"Diseases of women and chi‘uken Evan macmnmadation to gu‘bsta. Board, 61 - porday J. E. SHAW, M.D.,C.M. 03109 Hours 4230 to 2 and 6 to 7.30 p m Unnduato of the Ontario Veterinarv College, with diploma from the Unbario Veterinary Dental School, will visit Maple on Monday and Friday or each week, and Concord on Friday rgrp 1 to 3 p_._m. Gulls 11mm]?th attended to iidved methgds. â€" Diseases 0‘1" lEiseéréxiitfilérsfih (fiber domesticat ed anipulsjregbed by the latqst and most ap- Room 12, 124 Victoria Sta Toronto. 'Be'st fitting teeth, also replating, at lowest prices. Good work. Richmond IHfll Every Tuesday. Office: Next door south of THE LIBâ€" Denti st, (Successor to Dr. Cecil Trotter) Oddft‘allow’s Bldg., Tumuto, cor. Yonge and College Sts., Toronto, Will be in Richmond Hill every Wednesday. Office :â€"Next door south of Public School. Rolnodelled,and newly furnished throughout. One of the most convenient and comfortable hotels on Yonge Street. Every modern con» Venience. Sample rooms for commercial travellers. Anidenlsmppiug place for riding or driving parties, bieyclists, or farmers going to or returning from market. Bus meets all “Bins. Electric cars passthe door. J; McElroy, VETERIRARY SURGEON “ANDâ€".â€" , VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL, DR. EMERSON H. HENDERSON, Telephone 3368 fm- appointment. TERMS $1.00 PER DAY. MRS. W. IIULSE, - Ollice 445 Yonae Sh, 'I‘m‘onm. TELEPHONE 3798. DR. T. A. CURRIE, PALMER HOUSE, RICHMO ND HILL, $1 L‘per annum, in advance. Member Coll. Physicians mud Surgeons, Ont; Cor. Bloor and Spadma Ave._. Toronto. it SURGEON DENTIST. fl. émmm @EXfiE Efi'fi‘fifla, RICHMOND HILL. BUSINESS CARDS. 158 KING STREET EAET. TORONTO ERAL Office. “E2111: $311393:ng IS PUBLISHED EVER Emma & ' Pnovmmon W “x. Rogues D enfls’t, Wterinzzm LRCP&SE. 331mm}. mum. Prop. ROBI NEON, LEN NOX 8: MA‘CLEOD Notary Publicr“Conveyantm”, Valu- fltm‘, Commissioner in 8. RA, 8m. Barristers, Solicitors, etc. TORONTO OFFICE : N0. 1. Adpleude St, East. Mr. Cook will be at Maple on Thursday afternoon of each Week. Money 130 Loan. COOK & ‘MACDONKEE Money to Luau lanes Building, 75 Yonge St. (cor. King). Toronto Barristers, Solxcitors, 65c. Room 1, Nogfi Toronto St” Toronto. ALFRED MA'CDOUGALL, FREDERICK c. JONES, Solicitor {:0 tbs Treasury of Ontario. Suhcibors for the Reliance Loan and Savings C 0111pth y. East Toronto Office, Mr. Grant’s residence, Woodbndge. every evening. Thoruhill. each Wednesday from 10 to 12. Money to loan at 5 per cent. Tolerhrne 2984 I Barrister, Sullcitor. thm‘y, 85c. Suite '77 and ‘78 Fret-hold me Build- ings, (301*. Adelaide ;1!;dViet(I1‘ia Streets, Toumto. LIBERAL Office, Richmond Hill on Saturdays. SALEM Ecmnm‘, 63 Winchester St. Toronto MACDDUGALL & JONES, DUNCAN, 9mm? 62 mm V 1w. TEEFK’. NOTARY PUBLIC), HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, &c. Issuer of Marriage Licenses RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE. Licensed Auctioneers for the County of York. Goods sold on consignment. General sales at atock,etc.. promptly attended to at reasonable rates. G. R. Gouldmg, Newton Brook. agent for the above. Licensed Auctioneer for the Countiea of York and Ontano. All sales of farm stock, &c., M- tended to on the shortest notice and reasonable rams. Mortgage and buih‘fl sales attended to. Residence. Stouflville. Ont. LicensedAuctionaera for the County of York.re- ipoctfully solicit your patronage and friendly Influenc sales uttfudeq‘og thi} sLortest notice 0;. W. 7â€"- “Hum”... “v (mi 2. reusonaberat‘es: 13.0. address King A large amount of private funds to loan on improved farm pro arty. Five per cent. in- berusb. Easy terms or repavment. No com- mission charged on loans. A gply to A. G. F. LAWREN E. Freehold Loan Building, Torunto Or at Richmond Hill un Saturday». J. 'I‘. Suigeon, Maple. Licensed Auctioneers for the County of York. Sales attended to on shortest notice and ex; rea- son able rates Patronage solicited. Licensed Auctioneer for the County at York General sales of implements, turnimre.smnding timber. etc.,nttended on the shortest notice and at reasonable rates. Patronage solicited. P. 0. address M1: 1319. RICHMOND HILL & THORNHILL MONEY I MONEY! Money to Loan Barristers, Solicitors, 650.. 25 KING STREET WES‘T, TORONTO C STOKES Fancra! Furnishings Always In Hand Undorlakers as: Enlhalmrrs. Barrister. Solimtor, Cnuvevancer, Notary Public, Etc. Barri-2392's. Sollnilm‘s, d'c. TORONTO AM) “monk MONEY T0 LOAN AT 5%. I). .TAIVI EC 55’. . G F. LAWRENCE, RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1899. Richmond Hill on Wednesdays. WRIGHT BROS, SPENCER LOVE, Eckm-dt dc Prentice Saigcon a: McEwen. Stokes a: Blougll. .l. D. Readmau, 'I‘HGRNHilJu OOMZUSSXONEB IN THE N. E. Smith. 2mm. In. Esseniiak, Unitv; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity." Teiephone 47 J. H. PBEN'rxqm Unionvme ' Telephone 2661 J. K. McEwen, Wenon. D BLOUGK Last Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Marsh celebrated the 25th unâ€" uix‘ersm-y of their marriage at their lovely home, “Elms Lear.” The glwsts present numbered fully 100, and it is safe to say no livelier nor better lookin company ever assem- bled along listorit: Yonge street. From a. social standpoint and from every standpoint the pleasing affair Was a, great success, and the enter- tainment, afforded was enjoyed by both old and young. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, as host and hostess, did every- thing possible. to make their guests at home, and succeeded. admirably in their plvasaut task. The daughters assisted with grace and dignity and everything passed off without a jar of un’y kind, so well were the arrange- ments carried out. The supper was excdleut, and the tables were laden with (everything that the most fastidi- ous would desire. After the first table, which was intended for the family and near relatives, congratulatory speeches \vere made and a pleasant half hour spent. The “Bride and Groom” was proposed by Rev. J. A. Grant in a. neat speech. Mr. Grant 3130ka (it the pleasant surroundings, of the kind hospitality which the guests‘ware enjoymg, and referred in- cidentally t0 the Golden "Vedding which had been celebrated about; a yeurugu by Mr. and Mrs. Maclean, the father and mother of then.- Worth y hostess, and who were present. on this happy ucca‘sim). Mr. \Vm. Marsh re- sponde nu behalf of himself and wife, and extended a Warm welvmme t0 all prgseng _ It is npedless to 'sz‘iy that, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh were the recipients of many beautiful and use-ful presenis, the collectinn embracing nearly every line of sjlveIwm-e. A few [mm-s which followed the supper were spent in singing. instrumental music aid various games, concluding with (5 social hup in which guests of all ages participated. The company svparni» ed some time after midnight, but, not befme expressing a hope that the host and hostess Would be spared to cele- brate their Golden W'edding'. Dr. Sis/Ivy of Maple then px-npnsed in a. must felicitous manner the health of “ The Parents,” Mr. and Mrs. Alt-L; Marsh and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLean, and Mr. McLean ably responded. A pleasant feature of the. evening was that the parents on both sides were present in the best of health and sKix-its, and all seemed to enter into t e amusement and entertainment- with as much enjoyment as they wguld thirty years ago. The following is a list of the guests: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLean, Mr. J. W. McLean, Miss McLean, Miss N. Mc- Lean. Mr. Percy McLean, Mr. Graig and Mr. J. Ja.l‘lli(‘S()l), Mount Pleasant ; Mrs. John Best. Petal-born; Mrs. Argue, Milhrnok ; Mr. \V. J. McLean, Miss Pearl McLean, Mrs. N. Bourdon, Mrs. J. Lnnd, Miss Lund, Miss Lulu Lund, Miss Hostruwser, Miss Etta Hostrawser, Mrs. Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Clubino, Miss McNab, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McCarthy, Miss McCarthy, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. D. Birroll, York 'Mills; Dr. and Mrs. Euston Sisley, Maple; Capt. and Mrs. G. F. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Strachan, Huntsville; Mr. and Mrs. A. Mc- Callum, Mr. C. E. Lundy, Mr. F. Da- ville, Aurora : Miss Emily Legge, Miss Bessie Legge, Oak Ridges; Miss Ethel Legge, Mr. Frank Leg 9, J effer- son ; Mr. and Mrs. McRae, ongford; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, Victoria Square; Mr. and Miss McNeil, Vellore; Dr. and Mrs. O. Sisle , Elles- mere: Mr. D. Boyle. Lungsta. ; Miss Eva Wilson, Mr. W. and Miss Add Lindsay, Thornhill; Dr. Webb, New- market; Mrs. J. Robinson, Owen Sound; Dr. and Mrs. Darling, Good- wood; Miss Muriel Sproule, Schom- berg; Mr. and Mrs. S. VVinems, Miss Edna» and Miss Ada Pringle, New- niarket; Miss Clara Mackenzie, Gorm- ley; Mr. and Miss Thom son, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hislop, Mr. and rs. A,Helm- kay, Headf‘ord; Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Ever-slay; Mr. J. K. Keefler, \Veston ; Miss Smuck, Berlin; Mrs. and Miss Annie Marsh, Bolsover; Mr. George Young, Bruverton; Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Boyle. Mr. and Miss Annie Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sande-1501'), Mr. H. Sanderson, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Grant, Mr. T. F. McMahon, Mr. Garnet Duncan, Miss Laura Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. M. Vanderburgh, anmd Mrs. \V, Vanderburgh, Miss Laura Vanda-burgh, Miss Clara Vander- bnrgh, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vanderburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Manir, Mr. J., Miss and Miss Mary McLean, Miss Bertha Palmer, Miss Beth Palmer, Mrs. Jenkins, Richmond Hill. On Friday last Mr. 0-. Norman re- ceived a tale hone message from ()rillia saying b at the youngest son of Harvesting with us is now past, for this season. Threshing is now on, and farmers report grain turning nut wet}. A number expeet; to saw their full wheat, this week. SiJVer Wedding. Temperanceville Mr. Geo. Cunningham who formerly lived at; Wilcox Lake, was accidently killed. Mr. Norman took the morning train on Saturday for Orillia, and reâ€" turned in the evening. Quite a large concourse of neighbors and friends at- tended the funeral as Mr. Cunning- ham and f:unily,,are held in very high esteem at Ardtree. Nm-th Orillin, Where they reside. The interment took place at Orillia cemetery. The young man was 17 years Old and while hauling water, going down hill, one of the barrels tipped forward throwing young Cunningham down at: the horses heels, the front, wheels passing over his body crushing him. He lived about two hours in great agony. Mrs. H. R. Lee ari-ived h‘EIme for a few days from Burk’s Falls and is visiting her parents at Broadview. She givesa vivid account of the fire that, did so much damage in that town so rec-aptly. ‘ The Epwmth League of this place have very interesting meetings every Tuesday evening; all are welcome. At tlvir last meeting the treasurer re- ported quite a large sum on hunfl and after considerable discussion they voted that the money be expended in givin the fence surrounding the chum pr-ppm-ty a flesh coat, of paint. VVm-d has just reached here that: Mr. Calvin Lindsay who left here on the first harvest- excursion has met with bald luck, being taken sick soon af- ter his arrival at Brandon with Ty- phoid Fever. The case was 50 bad he was removed to the Hospital for about 10 days but the report also states that at present he is on the way to recov- ery. \Ve notic'e um- mvrchant. getting an- other- load of goods via Metropolitan Railway. \Ve are informed that, he receives a regular shipment every Week. The. funeral of the late Anson‘ At- kinson. whu died in \Vinnipog . 0n \Vodnesdny of last week, took place from his fathm‘s residence at Edgely to the cemetery hen-p, on Monday. and was very largely attended. After the interment :L nmnm-iul service was held in the Methodist church. Mr. Atkin~ sun and his fnm'ly have the sympathy of all in Liwir sud bereavement. The nwmhers of the Epworth League held a lawn social at the par- sonage on Monday evening, and a very pleasant time was spent by all. Mr. A. Carson and little 'snn of Barrie were Vlsitmg at, the parsonage over Sunday. The Misstrs Devlin of Niagara, are the guests of their cousin Miss L. Lines. Mr. J. T. Saigeon and family pur- pose removing to Richmond Hill in the near future. They will be much mi_s_sod yy a_.l_l.ir_x the; tillage. Mrs. Dr. Kirby uf Sault Ste. Marie, Mic-11., is spending a couple of weeks with relatives here and at Hope. She purposes returning home. on Thursday. Mr. J. H. Kirby also intends to start on that, day on a. trip to the “ Son." The many women who take pleasure and oftentimes find profit in doing fancy work, will be leased to learn that the Cm-ticelli Si] 00.. have issued the third or July edition of their ar- tistic and instructive needlework mag- azine. It is a. splendid number. It is replete with numerous designs in vsilk embroidery of marvellous beauty, and contains handsome colored plates, fashion articles up-to-datze and cleverly written. and photogravures showin the latest; patterns in needlework innumerable otherdesxgns so dear to the heart of cultivated womanhood. The council of the municipality of the township of Vaughan met at the town hall, Vellore, on Tuesday, Sept. 12th, at l p. nu Cortlcelli Home. Needle- work Magazine. In this number also the publishers begin a series of articles by Mrs. L. Barton Wilson entitled “Lessons in Embroidery.” To novices these illus- trated lessons will be almost as valu- able as a regular teacher. Mrs. VVil- son is widely known as a high nuthor~ ity on embrmdery and her work in connection with this magazine has won for her fresh honors. The publishers announce a new de- artment for October under the cap- ion of “ Modern Lace Making,” which will be in charge of Mrs. Sarah Hadley of New York, whose Work has always attracted marked attention. The same issue will likewise contain ideas for simple Christmas needlework, be- sides new patterns for centrepieces, doilies, picture frames. tea, cloths, silk purses, (to. Those of our readers who feel an interest in this class of Work should send 10 cents for a sample copy or become subscribers at 25 cents per annum with as little delay as possible. Address, Corticelli Silk 00., Ltd., St, Johns, P, Q.â€"â€"The News, St. Johns. (Too late for last week.) Vaughan Council Maple The reeve in the chair. Members: present: Messrs. Kirby, Watson, Boyle and Malloy. Minutes of last, meeting were read and éonfirmed. The following sheep claims were resented and ordered to be paid :-â€"R. . MCNilil", 2 sheep and 3 lambs killed, $16; G. J. Lawr'je, 1 lambrkilled, $4.66. \Vatsonâ€"-â€"Boyle-that the treasurer be and is hereby authorized to pay the following road accounts : E. G. Andrews, work & spikes. .$ 1 50 G. Reaman, putting in culvert. . 4 00 J. Gardner, repairing bridge. . . . 4 00 Jae. Rose, spikes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 37 M. Umphrey, ful‘ cedar . . . . . . . . 328 93 R. Thomas, drawing gravel 9 75 G. J. Lawrie, repairing hill . . .. 4 95 J. J. Cook, for gravel . . . . . . . 15 95 R. Watson, for gravel . . . . . . . . . . 2 10 G. Smith, putting in culvert... .. 12 00 Mr. Cleary, putting up guarding '75 A. Cameron, work on con. 8.... 14 00 A. Black, work on con. 7 . . . . . . . . '25» 00 J. Kaiser, hauling material .. 2 70 J. Crooks, 8 loads gravel. . . . . . . . 89: A. Dalziel, lumber and cedar. . 55 74- J. L. Card, timber for culverts. .350 38 35' N-). 1 and No. ‘2 H01] in Richmond Hill by W, A. Fanderron. Druggist. A gmd mmfortable 7400mm} house w1th hard and soft water. large and small fruit fire. es, in a: good localipy. _ Counéil adjmfi'ned to meet at Town Hall, Vellore, on. Tuesday, the 10th of. October at m a. m. ‘ Meet in the Temperance Hall on the first Wed- nesday of each month. Assessment System. Pu able monthly. Lad); or gent emuu. ls successfully used monthly I) over 10,000Ladies. Safe. effectual. Lad es ask your dru ,t for Cook's Cation loot Con- nnd. Take no 0 er, as all Minutes. pills and mitotions are dangerous. Price. No. 1. 81 get box - No. 2, 10 deg-fies stronger», $8 per box. 0. 1 orfi, mulled on eipt of price and two l-eenw atom s. The Cook Company Wlndsor Ont. a. as. l and 2 sold and recommend“ B1 ‘31 responsible Drugth In Canada. Class J H. SANDERSON, Select Couucfllor. THE SUN Life Assurance 00. OF CANADA. 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