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tkutmammbxmjwuudmxjctjrixjzrxrriim mwggmmgbgjjja books mb statmerys cheaper than cvefv horsemen copy books note paper envelopes mouth organs pigs in clover novels autosrraph albums tissue paper a large stock of v scrap books 8c each oc per quire 5e per package from 5c up 10c 15c and 25c from 10c up lc per slice- music books albums blank books purses games pipes violin strings dolls toys school bags and fancy goods full stock of- public and high school at lowest prices n b a present given with purchase of school books monros book and stationery store stoufpville august 21 1889 books each district news a large number from this place attended the industrial exhibition john hoover is a papa its a boy one of our young men accomplished the feat of driving nearly seven miles in four hours up hill nearly all the way too thorc were tlireo services in the union church last sunday morning and evening by elder j willnughby and afternoon by rev w morgan of markhnnj mr t5 f nicks lectured hi the tem perance hall last friday evening subject bible temperance supported by british history ins famous pictures the mill and the still owing to insufficient adver will ttujy the- own interests by kindly takiagnsifcof the following fo mr asa a brown toronto out sir although you ran have numerous j testimonials iu fayor of your magic j likiment for horses yet i would lika to state for the benefit of others that it has remoyed completely a bogspavin off a horse of uiiuo without even startiug the hair when diluted ncoordine to direc tions i cau also recommcud it as a very useful remedy for sore shoulders yours respectful wm turner greco river to mr asa a brown toronto ont sir i hereby certify that i have used your magic liniment for horses and haye found it to prove very effectual in the cure of sore shoulders having cur ed several very bad cases while tue horses were subject to the hardest kind of work bein used in lumbering i can recom mend it to others who have horses that are in constant use as au excellent remedy being far superior to any preparation that i have ever used yours respectfully jno vaxnostiund whitchurch a word to the wise is suflicieit price 50 cts per oottle sold by r rowan druggist stouffville sutton tenders wanted- jfihe ushsi gnei will rteeiva tenders up to oct isthfor kalsoimnicgthe walls an ceiling ol melville church cashcl t hs work to be completed by nov 1st a- macphekson kingvood sept 25th 1889 s3 s5 strayed came into the premises of the under signed 10th conmarkhamucar stouft ville on or about september 8rd a white pig with a black spot on its ham the cyiier vill phase piovo pi operfcv pay expenses and take it away james vanzant sept 1st issj s3 35 re mr wthavcr wright p q had dys pepsia for 20 years tried many reme dies and doctors but got no relief his appetite was very poor had a distress ing pain in his side and stomach and gradually wasting awav of flesh when he heard of and immediately com menced taking northrop lymans vegetable discovery the pains have loft ard he rejoices in the enjoyment of excellent health in fact ho is quite a new man if you want a comfort able home in cold weather heat your house with a tising mr nicks small audience lumowille order lem- the following- is the raporb hi of merit ofsqmo of the pupils in olivine school dtii class fred lemon clark adams sr 3rd class cecil jordan scynthia a cook jessie b lemon jr 3rd class llewolla burkholder edgar mahohi ella may baker 2nd lass osnian baker martha j adams lome beobe sr 1st class johnnie cook milton cook jr 1st class delia baker ralph baker herbie brillinger 1st pt 2nd class willie cook tillie irwin cephas raymer h e jordan and miss k c perkins were successful in passing the en trance examination held in july last on account ot wet weather last fri day night the gospel temperance meeting was postponed until friday sept 27th master clarence anderson is so seriously ill that no hopes of his re covery are entertained the beautiful weather induced quite a large crowd to attend the sutton fair today tuesday the speeding in the ring was the principal attraction ancl resulted as follows farmers racb 1st shcppards mable vaughan 2nd pollocks fanner boy 3rd evans gipsy queen itll hoduhis gray chief time 259 and 301 24s class ho also exhibited 1st mcdonald vroo nuns norland 2nd dr arks cortiey 3rd 1 e smiths midnight lth geo arnold patriot boy time 240 248 and 2 1 ji juriges messrs garden knvamigh id coi yayliag should the weather be fair tomorrow wednesday the exhibition will prove a great success was greeted bv a mount amkrt ringwood mr mg leavens has had his house repainted 6 e silvester is at home for a couple of weeks holidays mr and mrs linklator and mr and mrs cisloy all of richmond hill were in town sunday mr philip button of crcsco iowa accompanied by a friend from the same place is at his fathers mrs d pike and family are prepar ing to move into the house recently vacated by air isaac piphcr we arc sorry to report the loss of a good citizen in the person ot mr nel son smith who is moving to stouff ville the revcro hotel has neon repainted and refitted throughout and ornament ed by the addition of a handsome piazza there is danger in neglecting a cold many who have died of consumption dated their troubles from exposure fol lowed by a cold which settled on their lungs and in a short time they were beyond the skill of the best physician had they used bicklcs anticonsump tive syrup before it was teo late their lives might have been spired this mediciic has no equal for curing coughs colds and all affections of the throat and lungs the infant son of mr g buinham died on thursday morning last and was buried on friday mr will a miller from toronto gave a magic lantern show in the methodist church on friday evening the rev r hassard methodistand the rev mr mcrac presbyterian of this town exchanged pulpits last sab bath eveuing in order to accommodate mr rams- dons extensive business mr hopkins has made a number of improvements and additions to his premises mr richard long formerly a rcsi dent hcreand who has been iu detroit about a year returned last week and is spending a few days renewing ac quaintances dick looks well mr h d ramsden dealer in dry goods etc who has during the past three or four years occupied mr v brooks store on the top of tho hill has rented mr j no hopkins shop in the valley and is going to move into it at once dry goods may be said to be coming down on thursday a very painful acci dent happened at the school house of our village school during the dinner hour some of the small children were amusing themselves playing with the fire while doing so one annie hayes a sparkling bright intelligent little girl of 5 or 6 summers daughter of mr r hayes butcher set her clothes on fire no one was present who was large enough to render any assistance she ran out of doors but as the day was windy the lire only burned the harder she ran some distance on the sidewalk and was not discovered by any one who could render assistance until her clothing was almost entirely consumed she was immediately tak en home and all was done for her that could be but it was of no avail at eleven oclock the same evening death put forth his hand and put an end to hor sufferings mr and mrs hayes have the deepest sympathy of the whole village in this very sad bereave ment obituary robert stapleton the subject f this brief sketch was a native of england being born in devonshire in 1s22 he removed to canada in 1s33 a d in company with his father and settled on the sth concession of whitchurch where he spent his life he saw the dnse un broken finest give place to slliliig fields and many of his years wore spent in getting the soil clear and ready fpr cultivation in ists he ihiuiied rebecca daughter of freder ick mertpns with whom in iiyed in happiness and prosperity uutikhis lamented death his fahiilyednsistgjl of three sons and five daughters all of whom are married except two a son and a daughter who live at home and all living- in this neigh borhood except two daughters one living in osliawa and one in ohio the deceased was a highlyrespected member of the christian church at bloomington for about 50 years and for niaiiy years a deacon- his usclui help and liberal support of tho church will be long remembered and much missed his death which occurred on tuesday sept 17th although sudden had been feared for some rime as he was qlflictcd with dropsy and heart- disease he had been in unusually good health all this summer and at tended a fellowship meeting at bloom ington on the 7th where he bore testi mony to the firm belief ot the promises of god and a hope of heaven his funeral took place on thursday 19th hist and was attended by a large num ber of his numerous friends the services were conducted by elders percy and wllloughby his remains me in the christian ccmetry at bloom ington awaiting the resurrection morn so fades a summer cloud away so sinks a wave when storms are oer so gently shuts the eye of day so dies a wave along the shore ol ai ji w tt come and examine the one on at the exhibition hardware store we can give you the right thing- fox the right price silvester dougherty ifamiohrs usb m ekob 1achine which as a lubricant has never been excelled labduve machine oil ft best eilmwia always in stock n manubaoltiffio tosontfo for sale by sanderson bros richmond hill it would be a gross injustice to con found the standard healing agent dr thomas eclectric oi twith the ordinary urguont8lotions and salves they are oftentimes inflammatory and astring ent this oil is on the contrarycmin- ently cooling and soothing when appli ed externally to relievo painand pow erfully remedial when swallowed john beays gents furnishing departnt we still lead the van in furnishings and show better value and a larger stock of reliable goods than any other house in the trade the only way to convince yourself is to look at the goods and com pare prices and you will be astonished how much you can save by buy ing your furnishings from us clothings dept our clothing department is a pronounced success in every way for a number of years a great many people were forced to go to toronto for a good suit of clothes these people all get tneir clothes made by us now the cut and finish being equal to the best toronto make and the price is about onehalf if you want a good stylish suit drop in and see us on thursday of last week a huge mass ot rpck became detached from the cliff at the top of which stands the citidel at quebec and crashed down on the top of houses on champlain st numbers were rescued from the ruin but over forty wero killed besides a number wounded twenty one of the victims were buried on sunday last at a recent meeting of the mark ham high sehocl board the principal mr simpson tendered his resignation at the same meeting of the question of building a woodshed was laid over the village finances arc not in the best 0 shape and economy is necessary some young men treed a coon in aurora on sunday evening but on climbing the tree to capture his coon- ship it was discovered to be an owl there must be something wrong with the crooks act in aurora inspection invited july 12th 1889 orters solicited john bray r monkhoube co have just received a good assortment of dress ctaods prniits sliirtingjs fc qcnjs jfluimimltgr which we will sell at low prices bast value in tapestry union arid hemp car pets we have also a fine range of newest styles hi ii ats tweeds clothing made to order we guarantee a perfect fit and good workmanship steel sros selected seeds and cheap jveslh groceries always on hand r monk stoiiffvimn may 10 th jss0