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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1905-09-07, Page 125ea in advance will play for the Anew:ATE until January 1,1100. Subscribe now and get the benefit. You can't do better. clef FarmWhiz.- 9 or (.1 t ,then puopeltV s. 1,:, bought or exchacg: a (.n you at tea6(1tnaiJs. commission. :111141\ t\Ilil,.- \ ('nl-:1., NETEENTH YEAR. EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1905. SANDERS & CREECH, Prop's (New Reading Matter appears in this space each week.) Like A Plant In The Spring. Your sat Tugs grow, when placid in the hank. A bank account cultivates and encourage* thi.-ft.) habits sus.h a' all successful people hate. 111 opens a "growir,f sr•. aunt, to %hich you eau add when you like and withdraw when you lease In any sited amounts We add interest to the prin• cigal and compound it Fol'R tithes a year, on :el Jan., 30 April, 31 July, and 31 O•:toler. New accounts are always welcome. We hate the hest facilaties for banking at the most reason• able stew and tenni consistent with consertatiye banking. We invite your bushiest.. Branches in Huron County at EXETER, CItEDITON, DASIIIVOOD, lIESSALL, 'lclttctt, CLINTON THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA 614141114111 & Staub.ry, Joseph Steell, Manager Solicitors EXETER, Dashwood and Zurich branches. NEW FALL GOODS! New Goods for the Early Fall Buyer E HAVE RECEIVED our first lot of New Dress Goods and will be pleased to show them to you and give you a chance to have your New Fall Dress made up for Sept- ember. We have all the "new ones" at very reasonable prices. No trouble to show them. Fancy Mohairs Colored Chiffon Cloth Colored Venetians Colored Broadcloths Colored Corde de Soie Crepe de Chene Serges Plain Mohairs Black Chiffon Cloth Black Venetians Black Broadcloths Black Corde de Soie Eolienne Tweeds Every piece New and Natty. NEW WAISTINGS A full range of all the new colors and Fabrics. Stripes Ft l .y and Plain. Highest price paid for all kinds of Farm Produce. CARLING BROS. Ain't Reading a Delight Now ? It certainly is, and I thank }roll, Mr. Optician, for fitting my eyes so per- fectly. I've had glasses of all kinds, but this hist pair I got of you heats them all." We Coaxed that Man a long time before he would let us fit his eyes. Ile said all glasses were the east week, returned home Satur. alike, and what. was the use. Now (lay}- Mrs, (R4'v.).J. \V. Andrews ;cul you couldn't get hits to go elsewhere. ,laughter, Miss Stella, left last. week We nreperfect "eye fitters•""1),(1, that's on a trip n No we -- o t 1 t the l ill At. Jn 2.11• why we please our patrons. ry its her is laid tip with a severe nttack of a ee. lumbago. i)aniel Ut streicher is laying a cement walk on his Treatises.-- (Leo. Mantle has sold his brickyard to Jos. liatust. 1Ve wish hits every surcess,- Chemist and Optician. EXE'T'ER. Labor ihay passed off very quietly in --- -.- _ our burgh. A number in' the "sports" Medical look in the baseball game at Lucas. AF. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. t'nis.1 MEMRI:K The Methodist Sunday school held a a of 1hysician. ant 8nrgens, Ontario. picnic to the Rend that day ani al - Former 1 e!Surgeon Toronto Western Ilospitalthough the day wan cont everyone 11•- flmseeRs.'r to Dr. .1. A. Rollins. Night call at one- e, ! tarts A pica -sant till enjoyable little•,-- Eaeter, Ontario. 1 ___-_ poets are pleased to state that the injur- Legal. it's to Ai Gum Renediet's 11(111, which was crushed by the rollers in the flax Tenders Wanted. Thr undersigned will re eisr tenders up to 7cielts k p.m., on Friday, the sth day o1 September, 1915, for the construction of about 7110I square feet of graiio lit 11 p.atentet ),.-ides crossings, in the Village of Exeter, beginning at a point near Vi.•toria street on the East side of Main Street, thence north to the Aux (aubtr River Bridge, accenting to ep.e ifi.atior 4 which tuat he seen at the Mike of the undersigned. The lowest or any lender not nets -As 1, accepted. J. i4e u.a, Clerk of the Village of Exeter. Dis solution of Partnership. Brilliant Blaze of Bloom and Beauty. NOVEL, RARE AND ANTIQUE ARTICLES ON EXHIBITION. The Ladies of the Women's Institute' of Exeter on Thursday and Friday of last week treated all those who were fortunate enough to attend the Flower; Festival and Curio show in the Opera House, to a novel, beautiful and inter- esting entertainment. The affair was a most bt illiant suc- cess and it is doubtful whether the ladies themselves when they first con- ceived the idea expected that such a magniflcent display of flowers and ar- ticles of rarity and antiquity could be got together. One would net imag- ine that there were so many articles of age and beauty in the community as were herr exhibited to the eager, won- dering gaze of the hundreds of people who cause to enjoy the feast, but had anticipated no such a display. Yet the ladies inform us that many more arti- cles of rarely could have been secured had more ample arrangement been made for their accommodation and safe keeping. The lower room of the Opera House in which the thow was held was in many ways an excellent place for the purpose, it being easily accessible and centrally located in the town. The cozy corners, the pillars and walls tent themselves readily to the touch of the decorators, and every spot was used to the very best advantage possible. The decorations added greatly to the exhi- bition. Flugs,tace curtains,evergr'eens, palms, wax plants, strings of ted Iter - ries and pot flowers, etc., were used in happy profusion for purely decorative purposes, and assisted very materially in relieving any part of the room from the appeal ante of barrenness, and, in- deed, added greatly in enhancing the beauty of the flowers and curios. One corner of the room was given over to the refreshment committee, who dispensed ice dream to those de• siring such, and this feature wits well patronized. A piano had been placed In another cornet' and during the af- ternoon young Ladies enlivened the af- fair by much choice music, while the orchestra was present in the evenings and added beauty to the already rich entertainment. The decorations, the arrangement of the exhibits, and the almost endless amount of work involved in preparing the whole entertainment, reflect much credit upon the ladies who were in charge and they are deserving of the thanks of the people of town and 0n11- tryside. Especially is this so when one considers that the object was not to make mune) but to instil in the minds and hearts of the people a love for the beautiful and to encourage the growth of plants of the vat Sous kinds, and the preservation of all sorts of souvenirs and relics. The small admission, 10 cents, is suflicient to prove that all that was expected was t hat the receipts might equal the expense, and such 111(1; undoubtedly the case. Prizes were awarded for the best NOTICE is heresy Biter, that the partnerahip collection of flowers, (1) To those who heretofore subsistingboetaeen us, the anderslgned, grew the flowers from other that bulbs 54 agents for farm Implements, in the Village of obhhl,i(d through tilt' institute, and (2) Exeter, has bee-n.tiss. 1. ell by mutual consent. All 1 t is wing to the said ',itinerant, are requested to to Institute workers whose flowers had be paid at ono to the undersigned. THOMAS JonHesbeen grown from baths obtained 1v. 0 81O NS. through the Institnte,aid (3) for Flor- al Design. in the first contest the Hated at Exeter this 5th day of September, 190S, wive, were given as follows: Polley• tion of flowers, Mr. Cottle, Thames Crediton Road; collection of Gladiolus, 3, (;, St.ulbnry, 1)1.. Amos; collection of As - Thos. Lawson has bought the store, teras, 1)r. Amos; collection of Gerani- foiwelly occupied by Sion Brown, and ams, ,hiss Wynn, Jfis. Dr. Sweet, in will convert it int() a dwelling. -Mes• the second contest the result was: (Ha— ars. Geo. llirtrel and 300. G, Young. (bolus, Mts. Hastings, Mrs. Makins, who have been attending the I.O.F. Miss Strang: 1)ahlieas —Mrs, High Court at St. Catharines during 1Vn1. Fish••r, mise Halle; Asters, Mrs, Gurney, Mrs. (1)r.) Sweet; Mm. Frank Knight. 1'ot Floral Designs: Spinning wheel, Mrs. 1). A. Ross and Sire. Wick- wire: (21 Bell, Sirs. lint very: (2) Anchor, Crass 81141 Pyramids, Mt s. T. ('udtnorc. And then the curios. 110re one be- comes lost, and is it any wonder? You Ole transported in the fifteenth, six- teenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. You are abode to recall the Spanish War, the war of 1812.13-14. the tribal and United wars of the American Indians, the peaceful occu- pationsof the Indians in carving, bead work, the handiwork of the natives of India ant) ('hint. the workshop and pt inl ing otlice of (1111 England; and the more recent Work of the Canadian (ryin- neer fanner, the ('aoadian rnnnofse- nnll Last week, are not so severe HS sit timer, the ('anadien picture maker end fleet thought. The arm is severely 1,)lotngrapher, taxidermist, printer, and genet•it1 cerin collector. As you Raze you think of the motives that, caused it all, the spirit that animated theirartiots, the bravery in war, the W. S. HOET, rom.s. DICKSON k CARLING, RARRISTERa, 801.1( -1 - tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners. solicitors for Molsons Rank, etc. MOscy 10 LOat at lowest rates of interest. Offices, Main street, Exeter, 1. R. Caat.ise. if.A., I. 11. Disco px MONEY TO LOAN. W. have a lane amount of prit ate funds to loan 00 farm and s illus penis riles at law rates of inter- (MADMAN nter(MADMAN A STANBURY, Barristers, tlobeilors. Main st.. Rhear Ont LLOYD P. JONES Organist and ('heir Master of the Truitt NlmerisI Chun':h. Tearher- Piano, organ, Voiee, Harmony, &odten methods. Thorouvhnees Farre to Rent. The omitrsigned is offering to rent Sotoh Half le unset and it will only he a matter of a few weeks before he will recover the use of his an in. If is es('npe was indeed miraculous. While drawing Wood for I and birds, old c(e nhintd !ammeter I and thee mtuneter, grandfather clocks, 1 candle moulds, 1,41 -pet bag, 111 (place with crane, tongs, and other necessi- ti 8, tuiu;tture cannon, English Firkin, plug hat case, Walking canes, the at Ins of every diseription, coins, buttons, badges, Indian relies of every kind, piece of first Atlantic cable, razor (went through battle of Trafalgar) col- lections of insects, etc., etc., etc., all of which are old, interesting and well pre- served. Of pattticular interest was a collection of Indian shawls. the pro - et ty of Mrs. Ann Snell, the which are hand.tiia )e, of ancteut date and very beautiful. Pictures were shown of old historical characters and landscapes, the property of various people, among whom were Mr. Sauiwell, Mr. Senior, Mrs. F. Knight, Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. Wickwire and Mrs. Burdon; also some excellent samples of pyrography (burnt wood) the work of Mr. Frank Weekes. And ---, but why his on fore•et, now is as good 0 time to stop as any. Some of those not mentioned already who were kind enough to loan articles were: Miss Wpnn, Mrs. S. Bucking- ham, Dr. Sweet, Rev. Going, Mr. R. B. Samuel, Mrs. Miners, Mr's. Manson, Mr. Thos. Rowe, the Hyndman family, the Carling fancily, Mrs. McKay, Miss Martin, Mt -s. W. 0. Bissett, Mrs. J. Pickard, Miss Hill, Mrs. Stancombe, Mis. Jaynes Toni, 0. H. Sanders, Mrs. Keys, Miss Bonthron. Miss Jeckell, Wm. Drew, Mrs. P. Frayne, Rev. Per- kins, Mrs. Hawkins, Geo. Anderson, John Bowden, 51r, M. Braun], Mrs. H. Hooper, R. N. Taylor. ADDITIONAL L LOCALS Mrs. I). Johns returned frons Sarnia Saturday. Mr. Czar Rollins is home troit on his holidays. Mr. Gilbert Dow arrived home from the Northwest Wednesday. Wes. Dearing is attending the To- ronto exhibition this week. Mies Morlock has returned frotu the millinery openings in Toronto. Mrs. F. Wood and son, Clare, are spending this week in Toronto and Hamilton. Miss Barnes has returned to take charge of E. J. Spackman's millinery department. Miss Olive Hooper has returned to continue her studies at the General Hospital, Loudon. Miss Eagle, who has been the guest of Mrs. Willis Powell, returned to her house in Sarnia Monday. Mies Bella McDonald, of Ushorne, has gone to G(tderich to 1)018110 her studies at the Collegiate. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ilawkshaw have returned front a visit to their son and daughter at Souris, Man. Miss Dawe, of London, spent at fete days here. the guest of Mis. F. W. Collins and Mrs. Fd. Treble. from De- ur Neill Special Pubs! 23 •, 111'k Pere:(line lining, 3(1 in., at 'Al &. Grey Cotton, 35 in. wide, very �k. fink, Blue, (been, (fray Per- clean and tine :u tic. caliue Lining at 15e- 12ie. (7aallatea Shirting in blue and white, and blue and red stripes, 10 Farcy Art Sateen., betultiful pat- terns, new colorings...... , .at 1.5e. Se. Flannelettes, stripes of pink, White 1lollinet1 Curtaining, wide blue and grey at only 7 and narrow border and frill, 25, 35 10e. Flannelettes, pink, grey and to t blue shines.. ..... - . at only 8 1-3 12,c. Print, heavy quality, 36 in, wide, 20 pieces left at 10c. 38 in. heavy Imp. Flannelettes, at 12ic 15c, Turkey Chintz Print, :36 inch. English Untearable Flannelettes, wide, only two pieces at 12iic. 31 to 32 in. wide at 15c. 2.5e, Reversible Cretonne, 3R inch. 33 in. Self Colter sasooys in pink, wide, only one piece.. ....at 20c. blue, cream, white, all English 10e. Glass Cloth for 8c.make at 124c. 12Se. Glass ('loth in red and hh1e check, V. in., for 10 Joh lot Men's Braces, made from Elastic ends at 15e. it pr. See our Iaedies' Underwear for fall and winter,.... from 20c. to 81.25 Don't Forget Us in Winter Dress Goods. 36t', Huck Towels, plain wt'hite, fringed and hemmed ..for'25c a pr. 155 pr. Lace Curtains at 25, 35, 75. 03, 1 00. 1.25, 1.50, .. , . to 7.00 a pair :35 pieces Whitt' and Cream Dress Goods, very now makes, price from 40c. to $1.00 a yard Poplestone & Gardiner One door north of Post Office. BY-LAW NO. 1903. A By -Law for borrowing such sum or sums of money as may he necess- ary, not to exceed in the whole, the sunt of Eighteen Thousand Dollars for Purchasing and Instal- ling an Electric Light. Plant and Equipment and Acquiring a suit- able Site for an Electric Light Power House in the Village of Exeter and to Issue Debentures, therefor, and to Authorize the Levying of it Special Rate for the Payment of the Debentures, In• terest. etc. Whereas the rateps-,yersnf the Municipality of the Village of Exeter, at a {public westing resolscd that the above By-law should be submitted, and Ii carried that the Munieipnl Council of the Raid Village 'hgp ilpl purchase and install an Electric Light Plant and a nritabte Site fn► an Electric light Lower house, stu•h electric light plant and 1111e 1 . tar'0111e the proven' of the said Village and to be operated, maintained and controlled by the said Municipality. Mid whereas in order to earn intoeffe•t the said issAmy Wheeler and Muss Thotup. re -its -dose's it will ht necessary to create adebt of son, of London. are visiting at the eighteen tho lsauel dollars to he raked bthe sal" of h011ll' of Mrs.Charlotte Box, F.seter M the mariner hereinafter mentioned. the debentures nt the Corporation of the Village of Mrs. T. E. Handford and daughter Labelle, who have been visiting in Mend Rapids, Mich, returned last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde White, of Mem- phis, 'Penn., are here on a visit with the fornler's grandmother, Mrs. John White. Miss Flossie Taylor. of London, is spending a couple of weeks' holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor. Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Martin returned last week (tom an extended trip to the West. :111•. Martin occupied his pulpit (111 Sunda}. Miss Lois 'limey, after an extended visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Stone- hou''e, at I3elgr•ave,retsrned home Fri• day evening. Itev. T. A. Steadman, of Ba►yflt•ld, and his mother, Mrs. Steadman, of 'Wyoming, were guests of Jars. Chas. Birney last week. Miss Lnirarregory,nurse of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Miller, of Toronto, are visiting at the home of their pau'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Thin Hutchinson have return'•d to their home in Ottawa, after a pleasant visit with the latter's brother, 51r. ('has. Christie. Messrs. M. G. Howey and Coleman Moncur left this week for Tot -onto to take courses in the College of Phar- macy, the former going Wednesday and the latter Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Itichat•tl \Velsh and two daughters, who have been visit- ing the former's mother and sister, on 1Villinm streef, returned to their home in I(alatnazoo (10 Tuesday. Miss Mabel Walters returned Mon- day morning from a several weeks' vis- it among friends in the Nest. She reports a pleasant visit and thinks well of the sister provinces, Mr. W. J. Fanson, of Tito:nhln•y, who spent labor Day with friends here returned 1 ''lu1'9day, acrotnpnnied the hoick }'amts 101 Friday, Jun. Mots ppntienceatnd perseveran(e ruani(est((1 by his little daughter, Eva, who has fell off the loud out look.' asnlal) bone In the h:unitnade m:lnnf:trturies, the been spending a new weeks with reta- in his:u•tn. Jack's fi lends hope he will hardships of the pioneer, the progress Live help. soon Ix' alright.- --The following have of the different arts and indust ries and I Aft,. Wil. Dearing, sr., spent a few been attending the exhibition at '1'o. the h. 'lives of our aneestors and daps in Loran with her daughter, Mrs. natio the past week. ('has. %wieke're others in this end other clines. Ail Chas. Isaac, durintg� the week. She Wes accompanied Icy little Miss Dellia Isaac, who has been visiting relatives in and (Mand town. The following were ticketed for the West on Friday: Clinton Sweet, WilI Saul Brown,(100. Holtzman, H. Brown, this tuns thlraugh your mind ata you Phyla Beaver, Berl) Either, Mrs. (I)r.) examine the malty articles of more or Heist, Prof. Jones, Misses (Tara and less ancient date. Tillie Wind. - irs lirotv0 and Ai ( 'hwir• Certain things strike eel talo people ken• returned bonne Tuesday evening ars more interesting than (1thers, and after spending a pleasant hale at Trp. while it would he itnpo.sil'h• 10 give a Fra►yrte, Hoht. Sanders, Wtn. Towers, tont.) and Ilattut ton. 514. ('has. 11', list of them till, (ttec,tuhe their name iv I'Shorne; E41. Penliale, tiny: 11'111. 611111(114' has been promoted to the legion) a few that took our (etrtictllsr Fond, Stephen; %Valrond ('rewes and Montreal branch. `1r. (;ihuore Wt+s a attention nee given: (To be fully P. }(„y }turns, Eater North. Lo: 1r,1'.•n.4, Stephen, containing ?+'a,ves. for one worthy Cif i7.011 a nil will he missed tarry previa ted they should have 11'011 seen. �_ -_ tesr ooh. There is a good frame hoose and batik h,- ()lir quoit pitchers have bought A variety of rare books from 75 to El)[) BIRTHS Itat16 on the pre,nises. it set of rubber 1 uoits. and can he seen ears old, C(llllpt-Isi lg 111 hies, (`anllnon ('less Rus rx,t.r I _ busy practicing. There tiresome very Prayer, Duty of M1an, life of ('heist, (;tenearr-111 McGillivray on Aug. 21), samassisew 0 sensational platys ncadi'by tlos"ILI Well. t tint ,•o1r% ofilyron, anal at very rare („ S1 r. and Mrs. Daniel Gilbert, a IC ye --Hess N'ill+.in,,, of'l'lurontn, 18 a visi• 1.01,11„.. salted '•.t (')ton.)ingy and lbs.daughter. Troubles tot't11 the home 4.1 Mrs. Melwtae.- tory of the World.” dated 1753 also an- Mgt.t.NttY-in Menotti, on Aug. 27, to Mr. and Sirs, August Worth ret unite! Mr. and Sirs. St')h'ry, a son. 1 Qvicily and per- reses.tIl adjusted. Olaasea Atte] properly. Dr. Ovens London. Trees Rye, Ear. Nese as/Uwe& Wdl beat the Commercial Hotel. Exeter, all to islet -slay, Sept 91h. N. xt s t Os toter 14th dent copies of newspapers:Chinese sr - 51• nday floral their honeymoon and else. of nt.11lufaclOre in tunny forms; sr•' spending a few days nt the hone plate's, ceps and stutters, mugs. pitch - of the brides parents, prior to lent ing ern. jags, iowie, tea kettles, candle - for their home in Pigeon, Mich. --Mrs. sticks, etc., in china, earthenware, ail- ; Link has returned, after spending a ver, brass lend gold. pill of more or less few days at Toronto and inndon. at- ancient dote. and having s story of in- tending the millinery openings. --Mr, te'rest connected the'etvith; ntinattite ; and Mrs. Dan Stteitzor halve roomed cortication chair, clock. table (10,(164 horn• after spending severs( alecks in pieces of woods shades, carved paddle I Mayville and Detroit, Mich. end fan, India Bean, stuffed animals i,iN(•R - in Parkhill, on Ang. 21). to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Linct, a daughter. MAMAIAOIHS. Ptt'BTIR - McEw'ttN -At the residence of the stride's father, on Aug. 30. by itev. K. Met, Smith, Chas. L. Potts - tie, of Aylmer, to Miss Anna, daugh- ter of Wm. McEwen, of Hensel!. And whereas it is desirable to issue the said de i,entures at ane time and to make the principal .p1 the said dell reps able by yearly sums dnrin¢ the period of twenty yearn, being the currency of the said debentures. said yearly sums heirof such re- spective amounts, that the aggregate amount• pay• able in each year shall be as nearly- as possible in ( rind a1 and interest sinal to to the amount so par- able 1n each of the other nineteen years of said period as detailed in clause five of this Ily-law. And whereas the total amount required 10. the ''Municipal Act," to he raised annually by special rate for paying the said debt and intereat at. herein• after provide, is one thousand, three hundred and to rule -four dollars and fifty cents (91324.:0). And whereas the amount of the whole ratable property of the said Village of Exeter, aceonling to the last revised assessment roll is $543,947.161, And whereas theamc,unt of the exkting Deh•m tore debt of the said Municipality is 1117,675.25, 110 pan of which is in arrears, and to the ,relit of a part of ahich stun, the said Municipality has deposited in the Mnlsnns Hank at Exeter to a spe•ia1 account the sum of $.1.75.00 or therealouta, as a sinking fund. Re it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the Village of Exeter In Council assembled, as follows: - lat. That for the pur(w,e of pnr-hasing and In- stalling an I':Iretrie light plant and a,v++niring a suit- able site and building, for the power hnnsc and of equipping a systs in of municipal lighting in the Vil- lage of Exeter- the stun of eighteen thnueaud dnllary las t.nrrOs el. 2tel That the Res r and Council of the said MOn- icinality he and are hereby em mwerel, Authorized and regnirel I. r the p.ur1axes aforesaid to make and i•su" In dor• 1 1-, ..f law del8rt tint OI the said 1'tl- lage to the amount of eighteen thousand dollars. as aforesaid in mons( with intere.t) of not era than one hnndrwl dr,llary ..y h, each of ahi- h debentures shall be Saturn on the filth day of lMtoler. 1910, and shall be listed on the .fate of the :wine thereof arta shall be pay alt - within twenty y eare thereafter at the Mnlsons Rank in the Village M Exeter. 3n1. ii, h of the sale1 11,1* attires .'halt bre signet by the Reese of the wail Municipality, or by some other person authorized by Rt -law to sign the same and by the Treasurer of the said nn.icip.ality, and {{ theClerk ah ,11 ata. : hereto the ('„rporate eeal of 92.4111.11l TI .• salt )ouried ha%e also are estimate of the said municipality. tart for constrain -in of a new ('.mrrete ietm, nn the 41h. The said debcntnre. shall Isar intcm•t at site M the old one upon the said premises, auu.ilnt- therateoffourer centum per annum, payable ingtoklrfk61I, If the above Ye -law rerhe the yearly at the said Molsona Rank, In the said Village sanction of ratepayer., the Council w 111 consider the of Exeter, on the fifth day of October in each and astyisability of acquiring the ahoy, property and, a n• every year during the currency thereof and shall affliction of the said dam for the purposes of the pro- has.arta,hest thereto coupons for payment of the tsuelsydrmMcle•eri,-lightingandf r other pilr- Interest, wht h rnupone shall he signet by the Reeve partial the )limleitality. and Treasurer of the Raid Municipality. JOS. SEXD 1(t, (i. ea. 5th. During the cnrrenct of the said debentures there shall he raised annually' be special rate on all the rateable property in the said Village of Exeter, the sum of one thousand, three hundred and tw•enty- four dollar, and fifty '. -uta (41314.50) Inc the purpoee of paying the amount due in each of the tears for principal and interest in respect of the said debt. as follows: --- Principal interest Total 1 $604 14) (17211 00 11324 50 2 6.28 64 61+.5 116 1324 1,0 3 653 79 670 71 1324 50 4 679 94 644 56 1324 60 5 707 111 617 36 1324 50 6 735 43 589 07 1324 60 7 764 8.5 459 65 1324 60 s 795 44 529 (6 1324 50 9 927 26 497 24 1824 50 10 . 860 33 464 15 1324 60 11 894 76 429 74 1324 50 12 930 56 393 94 1324 50 13 967 78 :e'. 7-1 1324 50 14 1(X18 49 313 01 1324 60 15 1146 76 277 74 1324 10 16 101+8 63 2.35 a7 1324 50 17 1132 18 192 32 1324 50 18 1177 46 1324 60 19 1224 54 147 99 ! 1 1324 50 2') 1273 48 51 02 1324 50 0 18000 00 0 8490 00 9 26.490 00 I tb. That this by-law shall take e6e t and cone into operation upon, from and after the Third day of 11,•1.4.er in the ',ear of our Inns one thouwnd nine Mindrr.l and live. 7(11. That the vote of the electors of the said MUD. icipalit- shall be taken on this icy -law at the several id t -es hereinafter mentioned. in pollintg, sub-diyie• OM masher one at sills Iland(ori's residence, Main street, Albe0 E. Puke, Irepuh hi -turning (Ifiirer; In polling sub-disisionnumber Two, at Weekes Bros' shop, Main street, William Weekes, Deputy Return- ing (4tfit er; In polling subediyision number Three, at Joseph Cnbbleick's Othi. e, corner Main aryl Wel. lin)gto1 streets, Alexander Dyer, Depot'. Returning Officer; In falling sub -division number four, at the Town Ball Joseph Day is, 'Windy' Returning (1lrlcer, on the 2ani lay of September, in the year of our 10nt one thousand nine hnndrel and Bye, commencing at the hour of nine ,r,1,rk in tb.forenoon, and ending at lire 0'. lock in tle alten„e,u of the sante• da}} and that .loeeph Senior, Clerk of the said Municipality, shall be the Rctnrnin,; (-4)11., r, to whoa, the retun,e of toting shall he malr by the Deputy Returning ( Marrs. nth. That the Clerk of the said Municipality shall on the twenty third ,lay o1 September, DMS,, at seven o'clock p. rn , at the Town hall in the said Village of Exeter, a.un up the nmrtberof roars Kit en for ar,d against this 1ty•law. 9th. That on the 21s1, day of September, 11*6. at the•To,n Hall, Exeter, at 011e 01.1 .01-k n,., the ape 1..intmerit n1 pt. nuns to attend at the p'dlin) pla• es and at the final summing tip n1 the tale, by the 4'lerk, respe-tfsely, o, behalf of the persons Interest t I in promolin) orop osis_ the pa••caKe of this pry• law remises -0%0y will be marls atronling to law. TAKE NOTICE That phi ahoy is a true ropy of a propwd By-law whir h has been tak, n 1, 10' onsideratioru, and ahi, 11 will Ise final!,gas.ed bt the Cornell of the Muni, i. (atilt y (in the event of the assent of the elector' bs-ing obtained thereto) after one month from the first pub- lication 11, the ).\.'er Adeoalt- New !paper, the date o1 which lint 1 utl1. tion was the 31st dal of August luses,and that the votes of the stertors of the said Municipality will he taken thereon em the day and at the hones and 'tares therein fixed. J. SF: \I.)It. Clerk Dated at Exeter this 1W11 day of August, A. Is.. tars. 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