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VOL. XXIII. AT THE LIBERALPRINTING & PUBLISHING HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, ONT. IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING T. F. McMAI-ION, D LANGSTAFF RICHMOND HILL. OFFICE HOURS 8 to 10am: 6m 8pm Diseases 6! h ed animals fire proved methm Gimduato o! the Ontario Veterinary College with diploma. {tom the Ontario Veterinary Dental School, will visit Maple on Monday and Friday of each week, and Concord on Friday from} 1 to 3 p_.»in. Calls promptly attended pp Office Hours : p. m Best fittrir Oddfellow's Bldg, Toronto, cor. Yonge and College Sts., Toronto, “Manama DR. T. A. CURB. Will be in Richmond Hill every \Vodnesdu‘y. Officezâ€"Next dom- south of Public School. VETERINARY SURGEON Dr. W. 63:11 Trotter, 5 DENTIST, Telephone 3368 for appointment Remodelled, One of the 1 hot 3 on Y ven ence. 1 travellers. or driving pr F. J. GALLANUUGH, Calls by telephone from Richmond PALM .I (I II N P}; HUL Every Accon Cor. Bloo ' :uul Spadula Axe... Toronto. ‘5 Room 12, 124 Victoria. St. Tm'onbo. ass the door Member College Phovsitcians and Surgeona n . J. T. Mcfillroy, Dentist, (Successor to Dr. Cecil Trotter) Ripans 'I RICHMOND HILL. DR. L. LAWRASON, BUSINESS CARDS. THOROI VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL, RICE ipans T VETERINARY SURGEON, fitting teeth, also repluting, at lowest prices. Good work. per annum, in advance} E5119 fiihm‘al Em’ron J: PROPRIETOR WM. ROUQV$ Thornhill. Hill [ER I [MOND 1) onfi s\ , ‘v‘o'vtcrinary fill-IR. 331mm . ll GH LY REFITTED. â€"‘AND -â€" by the Wmmm fleutnl. 1 {I PEEK 8 to 10 a. 111.; 12 to 2 7 to 9 p. m. ‘mpt and ‘ late: DTEI DAY me )USE. 31' domesticm ‘nd most a; Prop my and Friday L1 to Bsticat- TORONTO OFFICI COOK Mr. Cook will be afternoon East Toronto Office. M1. Grant's residence HUNGER, BEAM & SKEBLHS JAS. NI ISSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES, ELGINWIT‘ViilliJlJWfi JOH NSTON, ROSS & FALCON BRIDGE, Bart-is tears, E. F. B. JOHNS-TON J. D Money to loan at Suite 77 lugs, LENNOX & MORGAN one door weéé V bffitlfe" egg-3.1;}: EELS Ontario Bank‘ Newmarket (Juiceâ€"Three doors south of the post otfice. T. HERBERT LENNOX, G. S'rV. MORGAN. Aurora. Newmarket SALEM ECKABDT. 1C8 Wellington Place, Toronto NOTA RY PUBLIC, Mon Licensed Auctioneers for the County of York. Goods sold on consignment. General sales of stock.etc., promptly attended to at rensonnbla rates: G. R. Goulumg, Newton Brook, agent. for the above. nflue and a. License A1: quctfully sc Woodbndge, every evening. Thorubill.anoh Wednesday from 10 to 12. J. 'I‘. Saigeon. Richmond Hill Licensed Auctioneers for the County of York Sales attended to on shortest notice and at ten sonablerutes Patronage solicited. Aurora, officeâ€"Removed “to. 3119 old post offic .1,,, . M: RICHMON D HILL 25 KING STRE D STOKES LIBER MONEY TO LOAN AT JANES BUILfirNGs, TORONTO. Barristers and so lien 02's. nclel'lalu ‘v to loan on land and chattel mortgages at lowest rates. A (X M ALUUD Barristers, Solicitors, etc £2333 Eckardt & PI enti ce WRIGHT BR 36011. J. B. E Ltd Hill Wei igeon a: McEwen. Banister \le rister, Solicitor. Notary, sac: and 78 Freehold Loan Build- cor. Adelaide and Victoria Streets, Toronto. AL Office, Richmond Hill on Saturdays. smokes & J. D. Sn.) COMMISSIONER IN THE HCHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11., [900. cti Al ted mee .‘LAWRENCE, att‘ “In Essentials, Unity; in ‘Non-Essentials, Libefly; in all things, Charity." per cent Solicitors, &C., T WEST, TORONTO rs to: Readman at Maple on Thursday of each week. Jon the'shortest hofice aha P. Oxnddress Maple 4h EWTON MACDONALD Smith. THE °"ENT RECORD, , Bammm, Id. NBRJDGF Blough. the County or York,re- atronage and friendly on the sLortest notice .>. 0. address King PATEH e Counties of York farm stock, &c., at- Embalmers o. 1, Adelmde THORNHILL Telerhcne 2084 IT Goad GEORGE Ross H. FRENTICE Umouvnle ty of YorL acute N ewinarket Good Idea: l‘ 1' D BLOUGB McEw iby ' lows : Ray Out of a dozen cases entered with the clerk since last court. only five wow handed to Judge Moran last, Friday. One of these, Humberstone vs. York Township for damages to the amount, of $60 for injury to pluintilf‘s property owing to overflow of Water, was adjourned to be tried at Court; Chambers, Toronto. Another suit, tulva vs. Vanderhm h, dispute over sinking a well, was a journed to next court owing to illness of defendant. The other three cases were as fol- Ray vs. White and ‘Vhite.â€"CIaim fm- wages for $75. The defence was that plaintiff had left his place with- out proper reason before his term ex- pired. \Vithnut going fully into the matter judgment. was given fur $52 without costs, which the put-ties ac- cvptvd. KFI'swr'll vs. McQuarr-ie.â€"Balance on note $48.28. Judgment for $39.28, $29.28 to be paid in 30 days. balance of $10 to stand, as there was a dispute ahontacalf which defendant sold to plaintiff’s son. Woods vs. Murphyâ€"Balance of wages $22.50. Plaintiff claimed that he left defendant’s place before his contract expired owing to illness. Judgmenb for $22 and costs, to he paid by the lst of November. 'Next sitting day, the 3rd of lprivileges of residents 'distance of Toronto \x ments are being made demonstration or next ing of unprecedentv Previous to the meeting a torchlight procession that all may have an I hearing the speeches, have been made for 1 meetings at each of \vh‘ Will speak. Ammgeun made for reduced fan ways, and electors slim: selves of this chance questions of the day dis A {Pam of horses belonging to Mr. A. Rumble of King, ran away in the village on Saturday, but no serious damage was done. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. D. Burgess on account of his severe ill- ness, and also for the loss of one of his valuable horse-s which died last, \VH'lC. Thanksgiving services were hold in St. Stephen’s Church on Sunday after- noon. The sermon was preached hy Rev. H. McCalluu), of St. Thomas’ Church, Toronto, and there was special music. The church was (lea-rated with gain, fruit, flowers and vege- tables. Mr. S. Payne of Atherley, spent; a. few days at Mr. C. H: Bynni’s lust Week. Miss A. Speight returned home on Saturday evening after spending two wveks with friends in Toronto. Mr. Lewis Oliver spent a, few days last: week visiting friends at Oakville. Miss M. Keith of Richmond Hillm'us visiting over Sunday with Mrs. (Du) Sisley. \Ve are pleased to hear that the pro- prietors of the creamery have taken over the cider and milling machinery adjoining the cleamery, and intend running them daily, and we have no doubt from the satisfactory manner in which they have been conducting the creamery, that they will give equal satisfaction in their new venture. As soon as the new roof is on they intend trying the experiment of buying oats at the mill, rolling them with their new patent roller, and then carting them into Toronto. \Ve hope that they will make it a success as it would be a great boon to the farmers. We see in this week’s issue of the Family Herald and ‘Veekly Star of Montreal, their announcement of two new premium pictures, “Christ in the Temple,”\und “Home from the \Var," the latter representing the return of a. Canadian soldier from South Africa, while the former is one of the must famous pictures in the world. The Fair.in Herald and \Veekly Star cer- tainly is to be congratulated on giving their readers such beautiful pictures. A twenty-four page paper like the Family Herald and “'eekly Star and tWr) such pictures, all for one dollar, is one of the wonders of the day. Next; Tuesday‘s meeting in Massey Hal], Toronto, will afford an opportun- ity for the enple in this district to hear the Rt. on. 811- \Vilfi-ed Laurior. the Premier of the Dominionâ€"le- ada’s gifted orator and statesman. The Premier will be accompanied by three of his colleaguesâ€"Hon. ‘V. S. Field- ing. Hm). ‘Vui. Patterson and Hon. \Vm. Mulock. To hem‘these foal-able members of the Government give an account of their stewardship (m the eve of a general election, is one of the privileges of residents within easy eve of privilo distan ments demon iug L A BIG DOLLAR’S \VORTH. Division Court HEAR LAURIER Maple of the Court on Mon December. [-es on uld av Tu u! t 1-u'iu in [nitl will umg ‘litit the I 'dE‘l ll] the ever popular millinery department of the Concrete House. That, the dec~ ' orations of the show room surpassed anything of previous seasons seemed to he the general verdict of those for- tunate enough to have attended the opening. The exquisite taste exhibit‘ ed _ in the mural decorationsâ€"the happy blending of the yellow and white with occasional sprigs of green plantsâ€"made the room veiy fascinat- ing. This, however, was merely the background of the picture. In the fore the raison (l'etre of the decorations, however, were the trimmed hats for fall and winter, which elicited nothing but praise from the numerous_l_ady last; Thursday, Friday and Saturday at One of the finest millinery openings gvernlleld ip Rigplppnd touk_place We want every young man to come and see the display of men’s hats and caps on Friday and Saturday, October 12 and 13. Atkinson & Switzel'. DALszâ€"At St. Michael's Hospital, Friday, Oct. 5, Janet Maclaan. relxct of ihe late James Dnlziel of Vaughan. SCHELL~Neur Currvllle, (111 Tuesday. Oct. 9, Percival. son of G-ecrge Schell, aged 11 years. 11 months,21 days. QUANTZvâ€"At the resifiience of his son. Albert Quzlutz. Lungstmff, on Monday, Oct. 8, Henry Quautz. in his 85th year. THURSDAY, Oct. 11â€"Auction sole of horsesjresh much cows, with calves by their side, spring- ers. sLeers and heifers. at Hughns’ Hotel, 'l‘hornhill. Sale at, 1 o’clock. Terms from 4 to 12 months. Eckardt & Prentice, aunts. SATURDAY, Oct. Iiiâ€"Credit sale of farm stock. 1m- plements, furniture.etc., on lot 10, 43.51: York, Yonge St, York Mills the property of John Smith. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 4 months. Saigeon & McEwou. auctioneers. TUESDAY. Oct. 16â€"Credil: sale of farm stock. im- plements, etc" on 10510, con. 4, West York, the property of Jesse G. Wurdlmv. Sale at 12 o’clock. Terms 1‘2 months. Saigeon J: McEwen. auctioneers. MONDAY. Oct 22â€"Credit sale of form stock, im- plements. etc., on lot 1. con. 10, King. the property of E. G. Hambly. Sale at. 1 o’clock. Terms 1'2. months. Saigeon dz McEwen, auctloneers. . THURSDAY, Nov. 1~Credit sale of standing timber, on lot 29, 0011.7, Vaughan. Sale at 1 o‘clock. Terms 9 months. Saigeon & Mc- Ewen, auctioneers. THURSDAY, Nov. 1â€"Credit sale of standing cedar on lot 3. con. 10,. Markham. the property at C. D. Reesor. Terms 6 mos. Sale at 1 o’clock. Eckardt & Prentice, Aucts. Enter any ti Typewritin facilities f1 Tuesday, Oct. 16th, 1900, mamas: fim'fifi 70? Markham ‘Ivill be h‘ Sauna! Busi Clerk’s Notice. MILLINERY OPENING. OW Open any time FALL TERM IN THE XV. H. SHAYV, Principal 1nd Gerrard Sts., Toronto. Sale Register. time. Ten 'J.‘¢ ng Machines. for assisting g IS. “'I-ite for At 11 o'clock a. m DEATHS BUIEEE I‘O RON TO C H STI‘VER. C16 at Unionville on achers. Sixty Unexcelled mduates to Calendar. Dry Pine and Hemlock Slabs deliver- ed on the shortest notice. Apply to MICHAEL BROS. Richmond Hill, Oct. 11, ’00. Came to the premises of the under- signed, lot; 1, con. 2, King, about the lst of September, a Cotswold Ewe. The owner may have the same by proving property and payiflg expen§es. 14-3 In the Village of Richmond Hill, Modern Brick Dwelling Consisting of ten rooms. with one acre of good._ land. well and two cisterns, hennerv. cow shedH. stable for two horses, all up-to-date and In first; class condition. A rare chance to purchase a. good home at a. nommal cost. Terms reason- able. Apply to 13â€"tf W. R. PROCT OR Reliable ladies or gentlemen in every locality to engage in a good paying business. Permu- nent position. No capital or previous experi- ence required. 370 a. month easily made. For further particulars apply to 1&3 W. KLINCK, Jefferson P. 0., Ont One Wilkinson Potato Digger for hire. Apply: to 1 D- 3 One Heavy Spring Wagon, will be soy] yer-y cheap. Apply t3 Apply to 13-tt COAL 86 WOOD EMPIRE MILLS NEWTON BROOK Of all kinds at 5 cents a. bag. Chop ping every On any of those days you can get; your grain ground While you wait. Also gristing and exchanging wheat for flour. All kinds of flour and feed always on hand. Choice Family Flour and Manitoba Patent. Try a barrel of my. special bland of Manitoba Flgur fan home-made rea . Market price paid for Feed Peas. J. T. SAIGEON, Sept The undersigned begs to announce tt the public that he will during the winter months Manchester, of London.Eng BRITISH AMERICA, 0f Toronto, Canadaâ€"the coming com- pany for the farmers of York Co. Business Solicited. 13-3 -â€"â€"ALSOâ€"-â€"â€" 3rORE, ()F GALT. Rich nloud Iâ€"Iill. H. B. Schmidt. “’ednesday and saturday. Agent for the following stock Fire Insurance Companies, viz.: FOR SALE. YORK MUTUAL, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED STRAYED‘ Chop Grain FDR HIRE A First-class Cash Mutual F TORONTO, CANADA [Single copies, 3 cts. BUSINESS ARTHUR H. COOMBS, W. R. PROCTOR. Richmond Hill mules: at dr ibules cure ( R. THOMAS F. HOPPER Richmond Hill No.15-