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5 $I per annum, in advance] VOL. XXIII. “1v Ii BECKER . ' ,, 97 “ Elie @tbmi I IS punmsnnn EVERY ‘ THURSDAY MORNING AT THE LIBERAL PRINTING & PUBLlSHlllG HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, our. '1‘. F. McMAHON. ~ Emron & Pnornmron. BUSINESS CARDS. Walla! . D R. LANGSTA Fl”. Issuer of Marriage Licenses.l RICHMOND HILL. OFFICE HOURS Stolozlm: 6:08pm DR. L. iAWRASDN, Member College Physicians and Surgeons, 1 On 5. RICHMOND HILL. Office Hours: 8 to 10 a. m.; 12 to 2 p m.; 7 to I) p. in. "mum: Elm-m. WK“: Rogers Dewfls‘i , Room 12, 124 Victoria St. Toronto. Best fitting teeth, also rcplatiiig, at lowest prices. Good work. DR. T. A. CURRIE, Dentist, (Successor to Dr. Cccil Trotter) Oddfellow's i lrlg., Toronto. cor. Yonge and College Sis, Toronto, \Vill be in Richmond Hill every \Vcdncsday. Ofiice:â€"â€"Nc§it door smith School. Dr. W. Cecil. limiter, 5... DENTIST. Cor. Bloor rum §|Hldlllfl Ave.. Toronto. of Public. Telephone 3368 for appointment. witm'izmry J. T. McElroy, VETERINARY SURGEON ' â€"-ANDâ€"â€" VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL, Gmduato of the Ontario Veterinary Collece, with diploma from the Ontario Veterinary Dental School. will visit Maple on Monday and Friday of each week, and Concord on Friday from 1 to 3 p.111. Calls promptly attended to Diseases ofhorsns,catt10 and other domesticat- ad animals treated by the latest and most ap- proved methods. F. J. GALLANOUGH, VETERINARY SURGEON, Thor‘nliill. Calls by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. PALMER HOUSE. RICEMO ND HILL. Ramodolledmndnmvly furnished throuzhout. One of the most convcuivi‘. and cuiiiz‘urliiblc 1 I hotels on Ynnxo Szrrce'. livery modern cnii»l veuieuca. Sample mums for Commercial travellers. An ideal s‘nmuzig place for l‘l'llllL' or driving parties. bicyclists. or farmers goinc ‘ to or returning from market. Electric. cars pass the door. Livery in connection. TERMS $1.00 PER DAY. JOHN I’ALHBB. Runes norm; I‘LALPEJE .‘ Prop 1 THOROUGHLY REFITIED. Every Accommodation for the trav-' cllin;r public. ' Ripans Tabules cure flatlilenr-s . Ripaus Tabiilcs: pleasant laxative. l i } ings. ('or. Adi-laidc and Victoria , . I l I T NOT Moncy to him at T. per min. ’l‘oit-i lirnc. 2!. ‘4 A. G. r. LA‘.‘JRE\FEE, Barrister, Solicitor. Notary. Etc. Suite 77 and 7)! l’rcchold Loan Build- Stm-cts, Toronto. LIBERAL Office. Richmond Hill on Saturdays. BE. {ME i}. w Q A BY PUBLI C. connismonnn IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, &c. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE. LE‘NMX "a. MORGAN". Barristers and Solicitors. Money to Ioltll en lnn l and chattel morig'nges at lowest rates. Aurora (‘Ifi‘e‘flc'mnvecl to the old post. office. one door west of the entrance to the Ontario Punk. Newmarhct (niceâ€"Three doors south of the 12 J55 Oilico. ‘I‘. HERBERT Li:.\'sox. G, STV, MORGAN, aurora. Iw cv. market COOK & lv’lAlCDONALD Barristers, Solicitors, etc. TORONTO OFFICE: No. 1. Adelaide St... Fast. Mr. Cook will be at Maple on Thursday afternoon of each week. MONEY TO LOAN AT 57. users, EMF-ii 35 Barristers, Solicitors. 65m. 25 KING STRE .T WES OROI’iTO. EaslTornnto Ofii’cc, Mr. Grant's residence, Woorlbiivhc, evcrv evening. TIIOI‘UIlill,9-‘\Ilh Wednesday from 10 to 12. m rr c,. JAS. NEWTON ISSUER .‘lARRIAGE IICENSES, 1334GT}? BE'IEJEJS’S 'JoHifsi‘ONf insert: FALCONBRIDGIC, Barrister-S, JANES BUILDINGS, TORONTO. E.F. B. JOHNSTON, Q. C. J. 1‘, EALcnxnnrDGE SALEM ECKARD'I‘, 63 Winchester St. Toronto. GEORGE Ross J. H. I-‘RENTICF. Unionviile Rickard: 3; Pl malice Licensed Auctioneers for the Countv of York. Goods sold on consignment. Geum-nl sales of stock.erc.. nrovviptly attended to at reasonable rates. G. It. Gnulding, Newton Brook. agent for the above. C STOKI‘S stokes (l; Blougli. Licen.L 0 Auction ncrs for tlieCminty of York“;- spentfully solicit your patronage and friendly niinence. sales attended on the st ortest notice 2111'? a rensonul-c rates. P. 0. adore ss King D BLOUGH ,l T. Sniceon, J. R. McEwen. Richmond 1111! Weston. Saigcon a; McEwcn. Licensed Auctioneers for the (ioiinlyof York. Snlesuttended to on sliortcstnoticcand at ren- sonu‘nlcrutes I‘atronagestilicited. J. D. Honduran, * Licensed Auctioneer for the County oi York. General sales of implements. furnituresrandinp timber. etc. ,attcnilcd on the shortest notice and nt l‘JflSOHflbIe rates. Patronas'eaolicited. P. 0. address Maple N. a. Licensed AuctmnMr for the ('onnlies of York and Outm'm. All sales of farm stock. (viz, nt- tcviiled hi on the shortest rriticc rind reasonable rates. Mortgage and hni'ill’ snlcs attended to. Residence. Stniifi‘ville. Out Smith. (Tudcrml-Icrs &- Enibzilmcrs. I'RICHMDND Hill. & THORNHII L A large stock of Funeral Furnishings kept at boil) places. 5"; 527.com WWW!” Vâ€"KQ yfl’r-‘J‘I‘HNW k ‘5... .. ' r.' ' a A {2.3.13 Eben; Mitigate-neg 15$ nixG srnrnr £551. Tnnos'ro Y‘ro accomiiiolatinn tn :ncstfi. Bccrd,31 pcriixl may be secured by our aid. Address, THE °"ENT RECORD. Baitimore. Md. ” In [5556213255, Um." . . fiM'W:ufimtufieo-W’ - i) HILL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 130, l9ll0. «.1. mm Good neié I I I Sherwood A Harvest Home sermon was preached in Zion E. L. Church last Sunday by the pastor, Rev. J. K. Hil- ty. There was a. large congregation. and the earnest and practical ser- mon was enjoyed by all present. ’ On Tuesday evening the Harvest Home Festival was held, and the re- sult must be very encouraging to the pastor and the church membership. There was a large attendance, and the ci'itertainment which followed tlu‘ tea was unusually interestin . Visitors were present from Maple. cston. Pur- plcville.Vellore,Richmond Hill.Tliorn- hill, Hcadfoi-d and other surrounding villages, and the Lutheran church at. Sherwood seemed a most fitting place fora social i-cuuion. The weather was perfect and the roads excellent, which no doubt added to the. success of the festival. The ten served in the lower part of the church was one of the best, and, as on > of the speakers afterwards remarked. the only difficulty he exper- icllced was in finding a place for the sweet meats-and other delicacies which wcre almost forced upon him by the attentive and accommodating waiters. The auditorium of the church where the entertainment was hold was magnificently decorated with various kinds of fruit and grain and roots and vegetables and choicest flowers and the effect was very pleasing. Atahout 9.30 the congregation rose and sang “ All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name." Rev. \Vesley Dean. of Maple, read a portion of scripture. and Rev. J. A. Grant of Richmond Hill offered pray- er. The pastor. Rev. J. K. Hilty, then introduced Mr. T. F. McMahon as chairman, whoafter a few introduc- tory remarks, called upon the various performers for their Srlc‘cilOllS. Sev- eral of the artists were form-d to reâ€" spond to cncorcs, but. as all did so well and gave evident satisfaction it is un- necessary to individualizc. The dresses by Revs. Messrs. Dl'Illl' and Grant were bright and cheerful, and contained just enough humor to be thoroughly enjoyed. The following arc the numbers of the programme presented :â€" Antliein. His Praise is Delightful, The Choir. Vocal Solo, A Dream of Paradise, Miss Robins‘on. loading, The Piper of Hamlin, Miss ‘Jolley. Vocal Solo, chfcr. Rczuling, The Bishop and the Ciiit‘l- pillar. Miss Oi-nig. Vocal Duct. Glory to Thee, my God, this night, Mr. and Mrs. Fry. Address, Rev. ‘Mr. Dean. Vocal Solo, Sing On. Miss Robinson. Reading, Miss Joiley. f Vocal Solo, Her Majesty, Miss châ€" er. Address. Rev. Mr. Grant. Reading. Miss Craig. Vocal solo, Miss Robinson. Before the doxology was sung, and the benediction pronounced, the chairâ€" man. on behalf of the pastor and coli- gi-cgation, thanked the audience for their presence and good order, and anâ€" nounced that a social would be held in the basement after the clitcrtziinment. Unionville. The first anniversary of the Lutheran Joint Ladies’ Aid Society, which took place on August 22. on the lawn of Mrs. P. Harper, proved to been. very successful event. ’I‘hc evening was most delightful, and the attendance, though not as large as cxpectctl. was very good. Tea was served fiom 6 to 8. after which a short program was given. Short and practical addresses were given by the following Lutheran ministers: Rev. E. F. Bitter, Kcv. O. J. Schlenber and Rev. Mr. Ronchc, all of Pennsylvania; Rev. J. K. Hilty of Sherwood ; and Rev. Mr. Millcr of To- ronto. Rev. Mr. Brut-h, pastor of the cliui-ch, filled the role of cliaii'iiitlu in his usual happy styic. The ['nionvillc 'band rendered several Selections dur- ing the evening. which assisted in making the evening puss pleasantly. The proceeds amounted to $30. The members of Lhesocii-Ly will hold their next regulanmccting at the home of Mrs. L. Sulniucrfcldt on Scpteinber 20. Maple At a meeting of the members of the Vaughan I’lowmcn’s Association it was agreed to hold a plowing match this fall. but the place has not, yet bet-n (lccidcd upon, The ladies of St Stephen’s Church. purpose giving a lawn social on [hot grounds of Mr. Scrivt-nci', Iidgcly: on Thursday. Sept. ti. An inteicsting - program will be given and il pleasant time is expected. Admission to and entertainment. Ell cents. ' Ice Cicnui parties ZIIL' :lli the logo at [ca this hot weather. liicyclists should bc Innl'i‘ curt-fill iii riding on our succts. as one ofoiii- youno ladies was almost knocked The Holy City, Miss .l‘t‘sclll. and Illt'V :1l"‘l uilca i u'oiu'iate ‘ . u l L down by one of them one night last week. Mr. Charlie Brown of MCKOcsport, Pin, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. H. O. Bailey, lcft for home on Monthly morning. Mus. John (loouibs, of “Fairvicw '»Plac+-." is visiting friends at ch Bczlch this wcck. A couple of wandering musicians were. in the village on Monday and played a few tunes on the bug pipes. They succccdcd in gathering in a few coppers. â€"â€"oco~â€"â€"~â€"â€"â€"- King Township Council King Council nit-t at Kettleby. Aug. 25, 1900. ’ The following bills were passed 2-iâ€" A grant was made to King Agricul- tural Society and to King Plowmen's Association, each. the sum of twenty dollars. \V. J. \Vells was appointed tax col- lector for the northern division and Joel Edwards for the north. By-Law No. 106 was passed to levy the following :â€"Fru' County purposcs. the sum of $1895.03: Township pup. poscs the sum of $5500; Industrial Home the sum of $918.12; Generle school the sum of Si» 617.75; Schum- bcrg and Aurora Railway Bonus Dc- benl ure. $1079.07. By-Law No. 103 to pay a, bounty of four dollars to any resident of. the township of King other: than the John Ilodgins ...... . . . . . . . . . . $13 05 S. \V. Al'nlitage . . . . . . . . . ...... 2 00 H. (I. \Vcbb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ()0 .I. A. \Vaison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 99 J. IIugliuy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 64 J. \Vilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 00 'I‘ecuniscth Township . . . . . 7 70 Judge Morgan .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 00 \\ . quis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 00 E. Johnston .. . . . . . .... . . . . . 2 110 L. McKinley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 .30 J. Thompson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2.3 J. Billings . . . . . . . . . . . 2.9 00 “I (J. Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 00 (I. Shropshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 25 i J. Murray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 33 ll. Marsh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 66 A. llainbh-ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 00 owncr of such dog or dogs for the de- struction of any dog caught in the act of killing or worrying any sheep or lambs, within the township of King. Next inccting of (‘ouncil will beheld :it Lloydtown on Sept. ZSILh. UHAS. PAT'I‘hliaUN, S. LEMON, (‘Ici-k. Reeve. . ..._....°.-.h.._. PETiSUI‘IALb‘. Miss Kathleen Proctor is visiting friends iii Toronto. Miss MnyCaldweil of Hamilton, is the guest of Miss Edith Switzer. Mrs. \V. R. Proctor is spending a few days with Mrs.S\vitzcr at {,il‘lnlshy. lMiss_Anuie Castle has gone to Oak- v1lle with her uncle to spend a month with her aunt. Dr. Uoulter. of Ottawa, Deputy Postmastei General, visited his par- ents here on Monday. Miss Laura-Duncan is spending a. couple of wceks in the city with her friend, Miss Daisy Shaw. Miss Pollock of \Voodstock. has been making a visit with relatich here, the guest of the hilsst's Trcnch. Mr. Leonard Benson, who has spent the last three years iii Virginia is home, for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Saigeon spent Sunday near Nashville. Vaughan, with Mrs. Ooultei', inol her of Mrs. Saigcon. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Simpson of Is- lington, spcnt Thursday and Friday in the village. and were, guests of Mis. l A. \Vi-ight. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin of Battle (‘i-cck, Mich, and Miss Etlicl Martin of Toronto, spent yesterday in the village. Mr. and Mrs. R. \Vilton 0f Strzitford, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of North Toronto, spent yesterday afternoon with Mr. and Mis. J. Biownlce. Mrs. \V. Powell of Toronto, who had been spending a week with relatives in “'hitchurch, l't‘illl'llt‘d home by way of Richmond Hill, and cullctl on seven :11 friends here. Miss Fawcclt of Colliugwootl ; Miss KickIcy of Orillia: Mis. \Yyiitt, Miss \‘v'yatt and Miss Sullivan of Toronto, spent \Vetlncsday afternoon with Mis. G. \i'ilt-y. l Mr. Levi Hoover. who went to Man- ; itoba aboutthc first of April, returned I, home Monday. Mr. Hoover had lit-cu ‘ working as painter for the. greater “part of the time he was away. M15. 1).. luthci-Ioi-d and son of To- ‘nonto sp( nt I£l>l \‘ltl‘k with Mr. and Mrs. \\'.A. Sillilll'l's‘llll. Mr. Hulhi-r- foid also spent Sunday here ‘and rc- lurich with his wife and son on Mon- day. i. Mi. E. A. James of Lungstnff. re- ; tuian this week from a ss-vcu weeks’ I trip in England and Scodano. visiting placus of note and intcrcst as time lwould allow. spending a week with . his uncle in London. I [Single copies, 3 cts‘. MAG ISTRATE." COURT A number of prosecutions have recent: 1y taken place for infringements of the license act ' in East York, the trials gencially being held at the Court House. Toronto. A detectch sentflout by License Inspector Eckai-dt swore that he saw the pioprietor of the Pal- inci- Housc give bccr to \V.Coopcr,but as this was dcnicd by both Mr. Palmer and Mr. Cooper, the case was dropped, after several sittings and adjourn- nicnts. Mr. Palinci- was fincd $40 and costs for selling liquor during prohibit- ed hours, and on Tuesday John Blanchard was tried for giving liquor to Cooper. contrary to rcgulations. The case was bmid bcforc justices .Oi-merod and J. (J. Clark, Mr. Raney acting as county attorney. The mag- istrates said they biought the case here thinking that witncsscs could be pro- curcd who knew the circumstances of ‘ the parties intorcstcd. It was found, however, that several who were sunl- moned to appear refused to give evi- dence. It was proven in court that Blanchard had given Cooper beer while the former was under the in- fluence of liquor, but as evidence was not produced to Show that defendant knew that he was acting contrary to law he was discharged. ' Eiecutors’ Sale OF VALUABLE iflillil PREFERTY. Belonging to the estate of the late WM. H. LUN DY. ‘ There will be offered for sale by public auction by Echarilt and i'rontice. auctioneers. at \Vcbber’s IIozcl, ['uionvulc, on Saturday, Sept. lst, 19%, At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, That valuable farm, being lot 19, con. 4. Townâ€" ship of MuiLhahi. The farm consists of 1(‘0 acres. more or less. The land is in good a. state of cultivation wail niuler-druiuetl,nrst-class water. new brick house, good barn and stabling. 'J.'l:1R.‘-IS:-Ten per cent of purchnso mnnev to be paid at time of sale; balance within thirty days thereafter“. l-‘or further particulars apnly to Jane Lundv. W, F. Nichols, II. E. Wilson, Exncutors, or to lilrkardt 6: Prentice, Auctioneers. Unionville. rm: " for SALE '1‘ () fig; N’I‘ Consisting of ab'Jut 2l5 acres of which 180 acres are untler cultivution, being cast half of lots 31 and 55 in the 3.i.l concession of the Township of Vaughan, known as the Ezra Clubine Estate. The. farm is w--ll situated, being about. 2 miles from King Salmon and 2i miles from Yoage Stlcet. 'l'hu soil is clay loam, suitable for mixed farm- ing and is in a good state of cultivation. It Ii well-watered. has :vJUII buildings and a. first-class yong orchard. I‘lnnv terms in case of sale. For further particulars apply to .l. CLUBINE, Elgin Mills er to JAMES STE WAR I‘, Oak Ridges. 's'r YORK literal tsunami The East York Liberal Association will hold a NGMIHATII‘IE GONVEMTIBN In Boston‘s Hall, village of d ‘ "1 fl ‘ 1 T uASI thUh TO, _0‘\'_L_ Friday, Sept . '7, At 1.30 p. in., for the purpose of Se- lecting a candidate for the House - of Commons. ALL LIBERALS ARE INVITED. 8»tf 4 Return tickets will be issued from all stations of the (i. ’1'. R. in the Rid- ing, good to return on lln- nth, at fare and onc-thhd.‘ ‘V.H.GII.»\.\"I‘, J.L.MCL'ITI.LOUH. I’l csitlcnt. Hcc’v-’I‘rc:is. WHILLHâ€" HIGH SCHOOL Will reiopon on Tuesday, bept. With cveiy necessary myi‘imnznt and accommo- utition. Repairs and Various othfir IL‘ yr- i'znzcnts have been made durini: tl '- holit‘i i~ t 0 interior (-1 the school has been v I.I"5]|lllll':u, nim everything looks bright u.an Chi-CH i]. All subjects in there mar H gh Kchord courw will be carefully taught. Good board and crvriiinrtui l:- rum: 5 can be Fe- cured at l‘cnsolmblc yin-cs. For particulars mil-“y tn the is ache-1‘s hr to Mr. Switzer, Secretarv Isuzu-I of Ethical; )1]. R. A.FARQI'HAI’..SUZ~ l“. J. JOHNSTON, B. A.