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“In Essentials, Unity,- iii Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity.” . 4-...-- fi__..,__- “m.-- .\A‘. “ Elle 33am: 35W“ "W. . ISPUBMSHEDEVM hummus SKEKiii‘é THURSDAY MORNING Across the Ocean. Reading, Miss Lottie Startup. Quai-tctte, Mrs. Farquharsou. Miss J. McDonald and Messrs. Farquharson and Boyle Reading. Instriinimital Duet, Messrs. and McKenzie. Heading, Miss. Georgie Boyle. Chorus hy the Band. Reading. Miss Annie Starttip. Quartetto. Mrs. Famuliars'on, Miss J. McDonald and Messrs. Farquharson and Boyle. Reading, Mr. Farquharson. Instrumental Duet, Messrs. Gal-butt, , and McKenzie. 'l‘ablcau, Bi-itian and her colonies. The cntt-rtaininent was also a success gcthcr thcrc were four silvcr cups pre- sviiti-dâ€"-two by Mr. M. R. Hemingway of the Queen's Hotel: one hy Mr. .l.\V Moycs: and one by Messrs. Lcniiox & la'nliox, Barristers. Markham. The following are the prize-winners: First class in sod, open to allâ€"~1,Jas. Hood, Markham; 2, Frank \Veir, Scar- hom: 3, J. \V. lit-eve, Churchill; 4, N. Wagg. Pickering. Second claSs, open to plowmen who . have never taken 1st prize. in second class, or any niizc in first classâ€"l, Alf SIN“. Scéll'lmro; 2, Arthur Little, Hcarhoro: 3, Ernest \Villis, Scarhoi-o; 4, .l. Malcolm, Scat-horn. Third class, open to boys under 18 â€"~1,ll. Fieni-h, Markham: 2. S. Mc- MISS E. E. OREICN‘S LETTER. The quaint, old city of Chestcr, with its many and \':tl'l(‘ti associations of the past. is one of the most inn-rusting places in Great Britain. Uur outwaiil journey from Stock port took us around hy \Varrington. returning via. (‘rt-w‘v, llii- great railway centre of the (litter- i-nt. lint-S which us‘c this station as an exchange for otln-r parts of tho liing~ dom. Arriving at (illt‘Slt'l‘ almiit noon we \lllcf‘C‘dt’tl to explore the ruins of St. \‘v‘ui-huigh, upon which spot the- iitillt‘dllll now stands. The greater M iss Hannah Garhutt. - - I “butt Barristers. Solicitors. 620., G‘ ' _ E 25 KING STREr/I‘ WEST, TORONTO. .‘ n . ; " . jet AL PMNT‘N‘ & PUBLHH” G HOUOE EnetToranto (mice, "ii Grant‘s residence. 1 AT THE 1 t RICHMOND uan, on. it Woodhridpn, ovcrr oveninp. Tlioruhill,euob Wednesday from 101012. '1‘ . 14‘. McMAHON, Emma at l’noriuis'rcn. JAS. NEW/Vii); IN lSSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES, ELGIN 321113.93»: BUSINESS CARDS. _ W“ “1’ an. “aim... was (.rwtpd during Olin-o. Vaughan; 3, G. Ridden. \Vhit- financially, the silver collect-ions "â€"**~Aâ€""â€"#)~â€" the Wig“ 0f the “mug 1L5 1mg”. is church. amounting to $11.20. After thecntcrâ€" ll’l‘fllfii“; . _ DR. L. LAWRASUN, Member College thsiniziin and Surgeons, Ont. RIC [-I‘MOND HILL. Olice Hours: 8 to 10 a. m.; 12 to ‘2 p m.; 7 to 9 p. m. Fourth class in sod, wooden handle plowswl, (it‘fl. (‘owim Markham: 2. .l. Couperthwaite; 3, \V. \Valker; 4, V. Garliutt. Peel. Fifth class in stuhhlo, open to all- 1. Arch. Bonnett, Seal-horn: 2, Arch. Einpi-ingham. Scan-hum: 3. F. Baggs, Peel ; ll, Alex. \Vcir. Scat-horn. Sixth class. in Silllllll(’ 1, Robert Conpt-rthwaite, Markham ; 2. chrton Sproulv. King: 3. Thus. H. Harding, Stun-horn; 4. Ernest linwrey, Scai'horo. ("lass seven. double furrow plows,â€" 375 feet, width 200 foot. The Bishop‘s throne. is supeibly ornainrnted, and Was foi‘ilicrly the shrine of Uhi‘sti-r‘s Saint, St. \Vlll‘lllll‘gh. The first Earl of Olmstei is hurir-d here; also many ofthcnohiiity. “'0 also visited the Alihcy of St. John, which dates from (SEX), and was founded by King Ethol- rrd. The church, restored from time to timc, shows licyond a. doubt; its Saxon origin. During the reign of the (Tonqucror the liarllloiii “as given to his nephew, tainuicnt refreshments were served. to |all and were thoroughly enioyed. , DA V i if} A M E S l. SSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES. l THURNHILL â€" ONT. No Witnesses. ‘ Alone) to loan tit :3 yen: run. A! Tt’lt‘] in no 'IflS‘l G F. LAWREl‘CCE, 'v “I had a terrible cold and could .' hardly breathe. I then tried Aygr’s ‘ Cherry Pectoral and it gave me im- Sidell, In. ‘ i Bil. E‘.‘ .l. si‘usiis, ’azristcr, olicitor. lfctary, Ztc. S Suite 77 and 78 Freehold Loan Build- Who had the jurisdiction oici- Lllt' L J"l“l Pilttt'l's‘mv Markham; 2‘ A- - - n . . v .. - . - mediate relief. Thornton. inf-ts cor ‘Xdcl'lide‘illthict‘ivi't “0““"‘>’~i"““h“ Ems "“S'dh'fl' 1“ ‘h" MCI"”"”"' M‘H‘m‘ '3’ “' “Wm’ I L, I w A. K ( 1\\‘ f _V Scat-horn; ll, Fri-cilia!) Allen, Marli- ham. W. C. Layton, castle hold therein thr-ir courts and parliaments. In 1159 llt‘lll'y ll. and Malcolm IV. of Scotland met hcrc, whcii the latter ceded to Henry tilic Latn rosit'tont phrsicinn at; Weston: and Grace Streets. Toronto. ! . HOSDIWIS'Tommo' LIBERAL Ofiicc, Richmond Hill oil HOW our C0“ h Special Pi izcs. Office Hours-F to lo a in; 1-3 to 1! p in; Saturi'lavs. . , v For l‘aimer‘s soil under 18. son of a ‘5 ' . 7 cuSniu. #fl . y . i- .. “fidwccs counties ot Noi-tliuinhurlaini and (Hum... working on a fur“, in East, be ton] lute, orse) pro â€"~» ms 77.....- .L.“‘:' . t, ,,__,,:H 51‘} ‘ rji‘ Id‘fiv . Clln'lmlili‘ll‘li “'hwll hild llf’t‘ll lillit’ll Yin-k. ll”) ginninng “f the horse-s and 'i S a from thc British Crown. The antiquities of (Thcster include remains of altars, tcsscllated pave- ments, vasos, Roman baths, tiles and coins. No person expects to Visit this City and loavt’ without a walk on tho fistula. W'wx. Rogers. D anti 5’: , condition of the harm-s5 to be counted with tho plowing doni- at the match. silvi-r «~in by J. \V. Moycsâ€"llohirt Fl'l'llt'll, #510. Brad going team and host. turnout ‘ ‘ h, then bronâ€" chitis or pneumonia, and : at last consumption. ’_ Coughs always tend NO'”.~‘-.RY PUBLIC. >1 ClvlrllfiIQEYUKEF 1N TEE HlC-H COURT OF JUST CE, for farmer‘s son undci- Iii. turnout in Best t'l't'\Vll in song. Cri‘ilcy, Innis- ‘ wall. \\ h'rh entoinh as it \VHH‘ the 1... w...“ l, v [1 l v‘ A 13 ' .-._"‘1 q ' t _ _ . . i. o y ie my s atni i i iot. . thls Room 12‘ 121 Victoria 8L Tm‘cmm ISSL‘W? EEarTJ 51 0.9 T,1 .5... GT: houst and pimple within the en- H. “wiring. downward Stop : I "‘ " ' " ” '-: " *NN‘“ """ Cll’Sllle- ill“ l‘li‘“ ls ~"-‘i”i‘“'*l‘l“’ Bt'hl: six crown flirrowsâ€"llohcrt d0\VnW3rd tendency Best. fitting: tint tli, also replating, {ifâ€"(“‘9 “f “ll {WWW Ct”“l’=‘~ Th“ Coiipcrtliwaitc. i taking Ayef’s CherryPec- lowest. pi'ic'vs. Good work. foundations were laid in A. D. 73, hy Marius. and wow gioa‘ily restored m A. D. 908 by a Mcrciaii ladyâ€"i‘ltlal fleda. The walls are over a mile and a half long and are ki-pt in repair by lilo corporation. We paid a visit to the Phoenix 'l'im'or iii an angli- ol' tha- wall. Ona talilct over the door n‘c. Host finish in sod~.lanios Hood. Bust crown in s.uhhlcr-t. Bennett. Scat-horn, Bust finish in silihlilc~Iliilit..{7uuper- thwaiti'. Three sizes: 25c., anon h for an ordinary cold; 50c” jult right. (or muchml. hon-so- noas. hard colds. etc.; 51. molt oconomtcol for chronic cases and to kee on hand. J. C. AYER 00.. owetl, Mass. «'lli RiCEiHOND lillli POST OFFlt‘E. DR T & CUP 3, {E LENNOX it, tuition-i, " i t * ‘ bit 9 Barristersuaiit solicitors. 1i) entirst, ) (Successor to Dr. Cecil Trotter \urorr flfllcl"’ {cult-rial to tho old Monov to loan on itllld and rhntte‘i mortgages at \ lowcsc lotus. i i l “"5” mm" d i I" t l l first turn >lllâ€"*.-‘\. McKinnon. i ' . mm tour V’l-nt o Lie entrance to the rut . ‘ \iii>‘ illill' Us atom on tho to i -» x i ~ i -.. .. " ()Jdt‘ellow’s Bldg.,’l‘oronto,cor. Ymio'e - ftlf~t it"s}: 9:“. 1M“ -. 1 ~- 1- .A Wm“) “in?” -d“ii"“d. m if“, . ’ out. mu: I/ J; . - d U llxr 3p T . D gun»... anon; sou”, of the 0, ‘5 0““)7‘Pll- ~"w ~tv ull- 5"“ ioiingr-st pimiiiiaii iii the lll‘ltl “as 2““ New IJ _ x an o. rue . s., (iiouto, his army dctcali-d at ltowlon Hour.H '\\'\lll hv Th n. H. Harding. { l \Y’illhciuRichmond Hill every Nl-Y (i.$'r‘i7.lizop(;,iri. ‘Ul‘l “'9 l‘t“'lll'ti through ‘3‘“ kin-V Art's" ill“ l‘llzi's “’t‘l't‘ lll‘f‘S‘mted’ Vvifli‘ ’ \Vediiesilay ‘~“"“m- Ne‘Vu‘e’m‘e‘vl "‘£"‘d“"v {‘1'” 11h“ “ll‘f’tl “ ll”? “1“! “Ti l-inwlivou w is :it‘l‘\'l‘(l at the Queen‘s - . ‘ ' _ . . . , W. _-_.,,,_, ‘ ‘ oouat to raise o Lu". X S)cnri I v.1 .i 1 i: ' ~ ~ n "1 w uw v 1 4 Office :â€"Next, door south of Public - - . b. - . r‘ .‘ l . l-‘U ‘ n'“ h ~:’i’.\ «‘P P“ “a “» lt‘ dime _ School. 1M View is to ht: liad limit this ton-or of iI in. MI.- “r. F. MHMCEUL 3L 1,)” J_ \V_ Office lmms~pmm 8.30 K m. msp m the distant. lnlls'aial shattmi-d inittlc- Hoyt-s. H. lion-lilo, \V. Milliken. A. ., fl, ,, , , N V, W,"_ Barristers, Solicitors, etc. “lvllts ‘f’f I"“‘5l"llf («WW-ll“; ill‘l' lli'l Mason, .l. [mill-iv. Jim. lady, H. J. : ‘q 4 . 1.. .. 1 . . amcre orest. so atom in Cheshire ' V i . I A E A TOllO‘\ 10 (trill! it: Freehold lo: 33:. all. vest» ritual, . ., ‘ ‘ ‘" t‘ni-son, A. (i. Goi mley and others. ._â€"’â€"â€"00 story. The canal occupies the ancient site of the Roman road. Vile ascended Itiol'gail‘s )illlllli, ll9‘ heath which is a place for a sentinel. During the civil wars this platform Building. Cor. Adelaide &Victoria. St reels, Toronto. Mr. Cook will be at Maple on Thursday afternoon of each week. itintnroste-i in practical education is the name of our splendid i School, the Central Business L angstafi DENTIST: Cor. Bloor and Spadnna Ave.. School Roport for October: Toronto. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5°C. Served as a. place for four guns, and 01:32:” xgi‘gliiih “- G"“(l“l'h””" M- In: .. the results of the (lcai’llv alssraults is ’ ‘ l .‘0‘ i ' ~' -. . l ‘1 Telephone 3368 for appointment. ‘gAmMEcunm' 3H PRINT“; priWed by tho fact that: when the 5‘27""? [HHM' B“yle‘ E' '“ Blank-1“ Cal‘ege , . _ . .. . .4- 11:8 Wellington Place, Toronto. ' U‘molfima' canal was being cut vast iniinhci-s of A' “WPHWW . H ) T030NT0 wettrit’lm‘tl Skullsand hum-“l bones were found. Jm’ml' InfiA' Lemon" 1" lug“! Eckardt a: Pi entice H. Chapman. Senior Ilâ€"H. Lueshy. Junior IIâ€"â€"L. Goodci-haiii, B. \Vclâ€" From here the vii-w was perfect and in the distance ire saw tho winding of the Dec to its estuary. Flint Castle. we thoroth ly prepare young penplo {or the business duties. of life by our completn courses in ACCOUNTING. . Licensou Auctioneers for the County of York Goods sold on consignment. General Baler of J. T. Meriroy, stock 830;.lfy7'flPt-ly nit-ended to at reanonnote Ayr Lighthouse, t1“, Church and drit‘lLI , , ‘ igiii‘.u(i§;,.1;.°°“mmg’ NWtou BH'OK‘ “gem Hawaiden Castle, the late Mr. Glad- semm' .Pt' H_M‘ W Bldl'mk’ (1‘ ‘1““1‘“fll‘m’leAl‘mtehersraml e‘gl’ly VETERINARY SURGEON .. _ sttiiio‘s_i'esidciice; also a \‘ieVV of the iwlgimgt H u m . tt . .1 . F Egopiieiiiiiiiig.mm’mes' and momma mmn_ I, c s’rosm DBMUGE _Clwydian Hills in \Vales. Barron mm” ‘ “A ' ’M U “l’ ' Stokes & Btough. License Auctioneers for the County ot York,re- spgctfully solimt your patronage and friendl . .. y ‘ ~ ~ - ~ ntluenoe. sales attended on the shortest. nuclei; ‘md the cemetel} “he” bhebtel “Mb was mimombmaws. P.0.nd<u-ess King plague stricken. “Pcmherton’s Par- , lor” a semi-circular turret built on J.’I‘- Stimson. J. Knit-Ewen. the walls. invites us to a. seat to rest Naif‘e' weswn- by the wayside, while a sign tells us 53'390“ 4‘ MCBWP“: Queen Anne had the walls repairin in 1708. The next angle is the \Vater Chatterly, A. Page. Part [â€"F. Gooderham, T. Rodinson, G. Bull, N. Page. 'â€"’â€".â€"4. THE \VlLLlNG \VORKERS. There was a large attendance at the At Home given hy the \Villing “'ork- crs’ Mission Build on Friday evening last. The entertainment was of a most Circulars Free it? Principal pt,” ‘5». Yonge u.an Gerrard Sts. we». 1 ti Field is also pointed out. This was Em“ My tune- the Roman soldiei-s‘ training ground, VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL, Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Cullege, with diploma. from the Ontario Veterinary Dental School. Vlll visit. Maple on Monday and Friday of each week. and Concord on Friday from 1 to it p.111. Calls promptly attended to. Diseases of liurses,cuttla and other domesticat- \V. H. SHA‘V. Licensed Auctioneers for the County of York. . . . ..' .....J.. ", ..‘. y. _ 91 animals treated by the latest: and most: up- Snlcsntteiiiledtoon shorcegtuotjpeaud at we" Towerâ€"a fortification toguard against pie-“ll”: Lhdhltrt‘ -v 111* Llldll “'13 ‘ Patronage solicited. maritime foes at. a time when the river ahly filled by the pastor. REV- J. {L washed its base and when vessi-ls were Grant. who made an excellent chair- man. The most. attractive feature of the evening was the tableau, “Britain and her Colonies.” The. first appear- ance iii the tableau was John lw’iillu'cp- resented by Mr. Geo. Sims. 1‘3“ng lltl was then L‘allcd, rcprcsentcd by Miss Flossic Startiip aiid Miss Hannah Gar- moored to the side by fixing rings in the stones. Several baths. columns and altars of Roman origin are shown here. \Ve proceed still flll'tltt’ti until , .. the \Vatcr Gate is reached. mine- P'U' Hawaiian“) diater below is the filllll us Roodeeâ€"a race-course. It contains eighty-four COAL coil. saisuiij} ism-i902. BEST HARD COAL Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York. VETERINARY SURGEONS, Generalsnles of implements, llll‘niflli‘efibfiutling Thornhlll. Patronngcsolicitcd. proved methods. sonublemtes Gollanougli 8;. Richards \ " “' “"“m‘m” iv. 1:. siiiiin, timber, offinuttenlled on the shortest notice and at reasonable rates. Calls by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. Licensed Auctioneer for tho Countios of York and Ontario. Missiles of farm stock, dun, nt- hutt. Thcir costumes weie white, draped with red, white and blue. Scots acres of land, and horse races have been held lici'c since the 16th rcntury. For household purposes. land came next, represented liy Miss Lotty Startup and Miss Janet McDonâ€" ald, and wore ili-cssi-d in rcgula r Scotch suits. liclaiid was represented by Miss Maggie )li-Ciiiiagliy and Miss Alice Bil-Donald. who wet-t- (ll't‘s>t‘tl in white and drapcd with green. and each It; is used as a playground and for military reviews, etc. Crossing Grosvenur Road we come to the bridge, with a stout- arch 200 ft. wide, said to he the largest stone tll't'll erected and which was opcncd hy the late Queen in 1832, when she was :1 BEST SOFT COAL For threshing, and other steam purposes £2125 cents per an.‘ lit. THBBNHELL STliiliiil. VVRIGET BBC S, [underlain-rs is Embahnm's. VET Hl NARY SU RGEON RICHMOND HILL Princrss. Close to this bridge is tho carried a liarp.‘ India was icpri soutâ€" I AlFileili-‘Ia?iglillgtfiflgl'lztlies:32; gig-lung: (getmen [Falls by day and night prompth at- , H I mural”... t“ Enron Hall, the seat of 0d by Mr. (‘onlin, who was tll't'S‘it’tl in 3 Number bbl‘rfl/f‘nnldedtalcum“?‘ y hauled to. - I & thp Duke of \chiniinstl-r. At this the full ('tNlulllt‘ ofan Indian l’rincc. mugs _ - "c, _\ hive qm-k of Funmull Furnighinvq point we roach the Castlc. lllt' Siis Allstl'alia by Mr. Arthur lioylv. who t “'11‘ on it the station toutteiid tn custnniorson . . I. . . . a. Wednesday of each week dill'lULf August; \\ eiiiivsilav and Thursday ot cut-h week ll‘Jt'llJ‘J firs-MUCH. and Nnv.; lllltl on \\ B‘llzl‘Fi-llty of each WI-(‘li during: tln‘ l't‘r’li 0f the end H‘llbflll. Coal dclchrod to Richmond Hill mid ’l‘liornhiil on the shortest notice. Term: (Wish I‘ll delivery. No lil’llt‘l' will he mi:- rillcrou llhl'llng until accepted by us in pcnsioii Bridge, Passing: the Bishop's Palaco wo conic lo 'l‘hiinhlcy‘s Tower and tho old stone ‘ll'l'll forliiiiig a (‘lIllIllllllllt'ttlltill ho. twccii Ncwgatc Firm-t within and St. John‘s without the walls. kcl‘t at hoth hlacr-s. and Floating littllls.l(?:ll‘l‘ll‘tl lllc Union Jack with lllt’ tirr stars. Egypt by Miss Anni.» Boyle and Miss Ella Marsh. 'l‘iivy \\'l'l't‘ dressed in white drale with 1t (1. and wore black huad-di-Hsscs. (‘anada by Miss Gooigiolfioylu and Miss Aliiiic' Sltll‘tllp. 'l'hi-v wi-i-c drcssi-d in white, PALMER HOUSE, RICHNEO ND HILL , Homolelledmuilnewly fill'nlilli‘tl throughout; 0.1% at the must. convenient and c unfortule ' ‘ tended to on t‘m shui‘t’est- notion nnd renronnl-le rates. Marmara nllli hailil‘t sales attended to. l I l J Residenco. Stout‘t’ville. Ont l Ego }eÂ¥1'gfl9n) . . -. .. . ' vuxm1xt'ro ) -. y . “‘llilllg. hotels on ‘xnmzo Sweet. Mel) illi‘llz'lll mn- _. . . - . . (m PL ( ‘ and adorned with Ma ilc lcaves. Ilwv - \‘auieuce, Sammie, ruu‘ih~ for commercial L’s EDG STRELT EAST" TORO‘VI'O oâ€"F ( . V _ , - l l ,i I f (l , 1,1. & travellers. AnideitiSt.\\l\tiil\:l‘ll‘_(‘e for riding! “('10 zictoinptllilet i) (till 0 an.“ .i _\ v accommodation to guests. Board,$1 Berlin. or driving Phrtlfi‘SJll-‘VcllNT‘. or tvir'uers going! 32"“ Eaffitlam P10Wlng‘ soldivrs. )li'. Geo. Schcll, (hissed iii August 1. lel. bin anrrville P tom“ returningr from m ket. item-rte cars J_ #7 77_ 7 7 _ (W ~_ ' his gnu”) Afrile suit. Anny “w (7â€" rruâ€"g._â€"r â€" . Wâ€" passme door. but? mmummmu' > . The annual plowing match of the audience sang God saw: thc King. thc ‘ 5E TERMS SLOOPF‘R D‘X‘Z‘ Peoplc's assiiiili‘ivii \\"l.~»lll'ltl on tho red lights wi-re thrown on and m.- t "' '4- ‘ " . A. (2.1 ioi ml"): lvllltrlH lllt', chorus. “\\ c’re Brlliaiis' noiiotliiâ€" loss. â€"â€"v* JunN PALuER. _ . ral’ o r iw~i-~'-as 0" the undersi'ner‘ w". 'l‘li"U \\'l'll' ‘7 rmniwli- Hi‘r." was snufâ€"Tllythosn'r: thetnhli-aus. limo-l ("iittv-r. {iillv 'l l I “14%”. _7: ,C 7' 7 f 7'» . T: . 1].," br-wlijtti‘sv~i}i5h _ b u A hurt“ .a =1 laiu‘t‘ Jill”!!ll livc of Th~ lil't'L’l'ttlItlll“ was as follows 1â€"“ ? :.~:-:i_v nr-w. 'Rlimns T-lHlilE‘S'Clltt‘ iii 0:1 .i.i.‘.s. Terms $100, w “,1”. and. Uhnsldpm g m. M U. (.hhm“ “Hung .‘kamls M; . ‘ . h. M “(H 335% $33.15 Rhinitis3.42m” «.4: T“ was... :. m 2 1mm. , Min-:1 E. 1m