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Exeter Advocate, 1905-08-31, Page 11 25c. in advance' will pay for the Anvo(•.t 'l: until January 1,1903. Subscribe now and get the benefit. You can't du batter. etet lee Farm village for env ether propriety' sold. bought ter exchanged for yitu at reasonable 0uuu0bn:inn. Apply - SAN PERS & l'It1,El'll. EIGHTEENTH YEAR. MEW EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUG. 31, 1905. (New Reading Matter appears in this space ear h Neck.) Like A Plant In The Spring. Your alas ings grow, ashen pia. el in this Batik. A bank avouul cultivates and encourages thirtty habits such as all successful people have. i)1 opens a "growing" a.t ouut, tO •hich you eau add when you like and withdraw when you Aersel,' any sized atuomde. We add interest to the prin- cipal and compound it FOUR times a year, on 31 Jan., 311 April, 31 July, and 31 Ottol,r. New amount. are always welcome. We have the best fa••ilxties for banking at the most reason• able rates and terms eronsistent with coneer%Ativc banking. We invite your l.nnln.,,s. Branches in Huron County at EXETER. CREDITON, DASIiWOOD, HENSALL. ZURICH, CLINTON THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA olsdmes 8 Stitueary Joseph slice, Manager Solicitors EXETER, Dashwood and Zurich bunches. • 6, NEW FALL GOODS! New Goods for the 'Early Fall Buyer-' WE HAVE RECEIVED our first lot of New DressGoods 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 theanew 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 Every piece Plain Mohairs Black Chiffon Cloth Black Venetians Black Broadcloths Black Corde de Soie Eolienne Tweeds New and Natty. NEW WAISTINGS A full range of all the new colors and Fabrics. Stripes Fancy and Plain. 21,` Highest price paid for all kinds of Farm Produce. CARLING BROS. Medical F. M LIMY, M. 11. (Tor. Univ.! MEMBER A. College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. Forster Ilr.use Surgeon Toronto 1 to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Aucceesor Exeter, Ontario. Tenders Wanted. The undersigned will revise tenders upto 7 o'clock Western at otfi . p.m., on Friday, the bth day- of September, 19.x5, for Night call at ofi1 e' the construction of about :MO square feet of grano- lithic patement te,ides cto.wings, in the Village of - - - __ ---- Exeter, beginning at a point near victoria Mreet on Legal • the Eaat aide of slain Street, thence north to the hl R' Bret a..rordin to a c.eineations DICKBON & CARIINI), (BARRISTERS, 9(l1.ICI- tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Conmdssioners. Bollcitors for Molsons Bank, etc. Motaey to Loa* at lowest rates of interest. Offices, Main street, Exeter, L R. CARLING, B.A.,- — L, H. Dtcanoc MONEY TO IRAN. We here a large amount of private funds to loan on farm and village properties at low rates of inter- est. GLADMAN & STANRURY, Barristers, Solicitors, fain et., Exeter Ont LLOYD P. JONES organist and Choir il•stcr of the Tri, its Memorial Chun - , Modern methods. Thorouvhness - I Was at ht- borne h0tr (luring the week h Teacher—Piano, organ Vol( e, Harmony. Clau(ICb03'e, Dr•..t•rlt 'i-• .\1u'lt.►r:L Cm --This week we have to record the death of another of our best known residents, Michael Glbson, who died on Thurs- day last after a long illness from cancer. Mr. Gibson has lived in the neighh.�rhood for many years :lad while his death will he Much regretted one cannot mourn that he has been released of his sufferings. The de- ceased was newer married and was about ti.i years of age. The funeral took place to St. James cemetery on Saturday. sew - Zurich Miss Louise Wurm has returned from a visit to Crediton. -Miss Pearl 1Vurtz spent at few days with Miss Ethel Kellerman, at Dashwood, last week. -Miss Mel. Koehler is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. D. Studer, Sebring- ville.-The brick work on F. Hess' house has been completed.-Monuie Holtzman has returned from his trip to Galt and other eastern points. -J. D. Mercer is having a new dwelling erected. -After a few months' visit at her house here, Miss Ida Sipple has re- turned to Detroit. -Miss Nora And Master Erwin Greb are on a few weeks visit to Milverton and Stratford. -Fd. Seim. after a few weeks' visit at his house in Nev- Hamburg, bas returned to town. -Butcher O'Brien is nursing a sore hand, he having received a had cut while killing a beef. -J. P. Hau took in the races at Brussels last week. Master Lorne Roedding, of Tilsnnburg, was a visitor at the home of his aunt, Mrs. E. Appel. -Miss Jennie Hardy, of Exetet.is Miss Phoebe Rick heirs guest. -J. J. Merner is spending it few days at Cobalt on a speculating tour. -The new show house looks very neat, hav- ing received a coat of paint. -A large number of our young sten are taking in the harvest excursions to the West. -Ed Mugel will again be found at Merner's store he having changed his mind about going West. -The teach- ers in our pubiic school for the present ter►u are: Principal, Alex. Mcleod; Assistants, Misses Pearl Nicholson and Minnie Best. Heilman Joe Dirstine is enjoying the lake breezes at Bayfleld--After a seven weeks' sojourn at the Bend Leslie Col- well has returned to town. -Mies Eva SVarrin is on a visit to friends in To- ronto.- The hand has started pi actis- iug again. -Miss Rose YUnQhlllt hes returned from Bay field. --There is some talk of having a fall horse show here. --Miss Flora Reynolds is on a visit to her sister at Lindsay. -W. J. Miller and Joe Cook are expected home about Sept. 15. -Dave ('antelon and J. E. Mc- Dont•il are on a trip to New Ontlkrio.•- A good game of baseball was played here on Wednesday evening between the Crediton Stars and our boys, which 1'' -- resulted in victory for the wilt. t.. Mr. Dunlop has resumed his duties in the Sovereign Bank after a pleasant Ane San a her Bridge, g { which may be seen at the office of the undersigned. holiday. --N. Me rston, who was dfafts- The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. men at the K.IPhoti Engine Works, J. sE510R, Clerk of the Village of Exeter. ADDITIONAL LOCALS Chesley Evans on Tuesday returned from London where he has been as- sisting his father and brother, who are building homes for themselves on Queens Ave. Mrs. Southrott and :lir. Fred South- cott, of Toronto, and Mr. and 41rs. E. H. Sparkman. of Blenheim, who have been visiting here and camping et Grand Bend, returned to their homes on Sat today. Revs. C. 'V. Sanders, Of Lucknuw attending the funeral of hisran(i- Estray Steers, Inflow,. Mrs. Triehner. He also as• listed in the services of the Triw•itt There •tra,el unto the premises of the undersigned ' Mt'lllo, iai eiiiii•ch. Lot 32, South Boundary, Hay, nn or about May 24th, I „ll'..tln MI's. Iwo yearling steers. i John Ross and dangle the nwnen au have name by K proving property and pay ing et`ru.es. I ter, who have had a very pleasant visit Joh" pope. iMshw•ood. i' bete among old friend'', left Tuesday----- I for their home in Edmonton, Alts. Farm to Rent. I On l heir way home they will pay shut t The undersigned k offering to rent South Hall Lot 17, Con. 4, Stet,:hen, containing y, acres, for one year only. There Is a good fraise house and hank barn on the pre.nieee. CHAS. BOX, Eteter. Notice of Dissolution. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting 1•etw.c-n ns, the undersigned, aschoppers, grinders and crushcrsof grain, in the t'lllage of Exeter, has this day bc. n .1, .n1s ed ht mutual consent. All debts owing b• the said part- nership are to be paid to William M. Itlatehlont at Exeter aforesaid. fasted at Exeter this 22015 d y 01 .I,ult PSC, , W11.I,JAM M 111.-trx II Ft 11M, per (1I.ADMAN A STANItt'kl'. their Solicitor, The chaptter used in the business is now offered for sale by Mr_ Rlatchfonl_ Rye Trouble. Quickly and per. rnanenlly ad: usteal. Glasses fitted properly Dr. Ovens London. Treat. Lye, Far.'New sat Throat. Will be at the Conitnereielthere Exeter•, all day Saturday.Sept N. at t nit ((mire luh. 4.reenWny visit: at Loudon, Toronto and else- where. i)r. J. A. Hollins, who has been at Battle ('tack Sanitarium, Detroit and other places for a few weeks, returned on Friday last. The Doctor looks as though his vacation and the treatment ti.' received at the Sanitarium had Agreed reel with hire. R Tile following were ticketed for the Northwest daring the week: --Daniel Sander., ('h•'ster St anlake, (leo. Bell (Lumley), Luther I'.nhale, Mrs. D. McInnes, Mrs. John Welsh, Henry Statham,(. o. SVinterbottom,IThemes Road' C. ('hu ke, Rev. and MIP. Wel- per I Hayl and others. Eden pr ut.•na mill lir at the Commercial Hotel. Eseter, 9atcrla , Sept 9th. See ".1d." SV,dding hells are ringing.-- Mts. John Eesery is visiting friends in the Qoeen City, halving gone down to take in the Fair. -Edgar Buswell intends taking in the'I'oronto Fair this week. -Tete Eden sansei picnic which took place Satrar,l.ty was in every way )1 contrite success. The day was grand aAnel many people took it in. --Mrs. nd and da tighter, Iva. returned to H.1 nil Teeselav tnnrning,art•ompenied by her consin,`ties Jessie Loxton, who will visit there fit' some time. ----Miss Minnie Laxton h;.9 been louder the - weather the past tw•n or three days.- Nlies lilanehe Hooke and Frank Dimille Richard England reeeiwed at message spent `tntiley under the parental roof. on Monday informing hits that his -Geo. Hooke, who has been ill for the nephew. Mt. ,1. ('lilt .mad wife ;tad sun. i past 1 Vii or three months. went ti, Of Boll. I•:ngltnd, 11.1.1 arrived at Pa: k. trite\S'emin•'-d.tv for his health. hill on their way to visit hits and oth- anti Mts. \Val, Hewitt, of 13:ty city, erf1ieletsinthis vicinity. John Goad. Mich., are t•i'itinR at Wm. ('aere,-- ing, eldest son 11f A. (ionditIg WAS take Ernie B1t•well. of irxeter. spent Sim - day •suddenly ill last week, stiffer nglunder the parental.Sirs, Nash. of Serena. spent a couple of days with Miss Margaret Laxton last week, from en nttatek of aplendtcttis. l trier the skilful treatment of 1)r. \Vilson he is itnprowinit- - ttIs..1. ,T tines, of reg.), 111., is visiting her father, R. England, -Frank ('•Inniigliasnt and .1, Wilson, of Clemle toys, visited James Brophy on Settledaw.--Chas. Mtett it, d. son And J. 11. McGregor left fsr Mani• toba last week. Blyth: Mr. stud Mrs. T. C. McElroy Anti sone have l-eterned to Blyth from St. George. Mr. McElroy has not been enjoying very good health for seine time 1144 end ha't derided to quit wot k as is Cooper. has gone to Detroit where be has tic- cepttd a position.-- After a two weeks slay in town Mrs. R. Coad has return- ed to Toronto. ---Messrs. T.and A.Mur- dock, C. Fraser and G. Joynt took in the Laces at Brus+els last week.- Miss Sadie Black and brother, Master E(i- gat•, of St. Clair, Mich„ were visitors nt the home of their aunt, Miss Carlisle during the week. --Rev. Mr. Oliver, of Sarnia. preached anniversary services in the Methodist church on Sunday. - Miss Jia ry J.thnston, who has been on a two months' visit to her sister, Mrs. Ferguson, at Crookston, Minn.. has returned home -Mrs. Short and fatu- Kil►l►eu Mrs. T. McClytuont has returned from it visit to her daughter, Mr's. Grieve, at Londou.---The harvest is about completed here and farmers are preparing the land for fall wheat seed- ing.-SVuI, Ivison and bride, of New York, are on a few days visit to the formner's parents. 'ro SViil and his winsome bride we extend 0111' heartiest congratulations that their future life will be an uninterrupted honeymoon. -A number of young men from this section left last week on the hat vest excursion. -Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mc - Nevin, of Gilderich, spent a few days hist week at Ute home of Mrs. J. Me- Neviu.-John Balfour was in Exeter last week.- Gilbert Dick, Kippen's cat - tie king is busy these days buying up pigs. -Geo. Caldwell, who leaves short- ly for she West, has disposed of his 50 -acre farm to Mrs. Gordon, who in- tends selling her property here. Winchelsea Dr. (km,. will be at the Commercial Hotel, Exeter, Saturday, Sept. 9th. See "Ad." Fenton Brown, who has been man- aging et butter and cheese factory in Strethroy for the summer, spent Sun- day with friends here. He was ac- companied by his wife and Frank Dur- dle.-J. G. Jones and D. Miller are spending a week at the Toronto exhi- bition. -Sinton Miller and Joseph Mil- ler, with their wives, of Cromarty, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Godholt on Sunday.-H.Buck- inghaw has returned to the stole af- ter having a week's holiday. -Several from here drove to the Bend on Satur- day and it is needless to say that they had it pleasant titne.--Ed. Clarke has returned home after spending a week with his cousin at Wingham.-Chas. Washburn and sisters, who have been visiting relatives in this vicinity, re- turned to their house in Chesley to -day (Thursday.) -Will Zaphe,who former- ly worked for Mr. Upshall, of this place, has returned after spending the summer firing a locomotive from Sar- nia. We believe he has secured a po- sition with the company operating the dredge on the Elimville ditch. --Mr. and Mrs. Wells, of Kintore, with their nephew, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Medd.-Our teachers have had their school yard mowed and the grass and weeds burned, giving the school a► neatsnd clean appearance. it ', of Woodstock, visited at Willow Hall Farm during the week. --Miss J. B. McArthur is on a few days visit in Niagara and 13nffatlo. -- Rev.131011th and family are visiting at London June - Gee. Mts. Meld is spending a few days in Kincardine. McGillivray Ur. rnrna will be at the ('ounutrcial 1lotrl, Exeter, Sat lltt Sept. 1315 See "Ad" Miss Lizzie Quigley, of London was a guest of Miss Florence Ball during the week. --The many friends of Miss Lizzie Darling, who is ill at the Lon- don Hospital, will be pleased to learn that she is getting along very nicely. --Miss Laura McAlpine, of Glencoe, a guest et Neil McAlpine's, while lower- ing a window a pane of glees broke pat t of it entering the back of her hind and making a gush, which re- quired several stitches to close the wound. -Mrs. Charles Arrand, of the 7th con., who was stricken a few days with paralysis, is, we are pleased to state. slightly improved. -Master W. Antos, who has been spending the hol- idays with McGillivray ft iends, has re- turned to hie house in Exeter. - Mr. anti 11rs. Oscar Dorman, and son, Cal- vin. of Pittsburg, Penn., are here ort it visit. 1?11rl Harris, of i.ondon, was visiting et Jos. Amos during the week. Mt s, Johnson. etf Leiden, is visiting IIOMI'Flt At St. Joseph. on Aug. 20, her daughters here. -.las. Doyle, Jr., to Mr. end Mrs. Frank Rnnlpfh, a daughter. Wrrateit-At Goshen line, south, Hay, Crediton Dr. thetas will to at the Commercial Ilotel, Exeter, Saturday, Sept.!). See "Ad." J 4cob Staehler, of Tavistock visited his brother, Rev. Jno. Stsehler. for it few days last week, Mr. Steelier is 88 years old and is still hale and hear - Miss 'Watson, of Blyth, was the guest of Miss Beulah Beaver last Wed- nesday and Thursday. -Elder berry picking has commenced. The fruit is 'suite plentiful this year. -Several of our people intend taking in Canada's Great Industrial Exhibition itt Toron- to this week,and next.-- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bertrand, of Sebewwaing, Mich., visited Mrs. Sarah Bertrand for a few days last week. -We are pleased to learn that Mrs. (Rev.) Da►nnl,who has been very ill, is rapidly recovering. - The Methodist church Sunday school will hold at picnic at Grand Bend next week. -Phil. Morphyy, of London, was in the village Thursday looking after the local office of the Bell Telephone Co. ---Last Wednesday our boys went to Hensel) and played a game of base - hall. Again they were victorious by a score of 11-5. The boys are speaking of going to Zurich some night this week. -J. H. Holtzman has moved in- to his new building. -Fred Wein, who left for Manitoba a few weeks ago, with the intention Of staying there, has again conic. back. He hasn't de- cided upon his next move. Acc1DKNT.---While working in the flax mill on Tuesday. Arthur Benedict suet with a very painful accident. Ile was thrashing the flex through the rollers. when itis hand became caught and his left arta was badly crushed up to the shoulder. At the time of writ- ing, we are unable to say whether the arm will have to be amputated. WItu»1No, - A qiiiet wedding took place�in our village on Tuesday, when Miss ('arrie Feist wait married to Mr. August Wertz, of Pigeon, Mich. The bride. who was daintily attired, was assisted byMiss Carrie Kuhn, while Mr. Moses Feist supported the groom. Bev. D. Damen tied the knot in the presence of the immediate relatives. The happy couple SANDERS & CRFECII. PIOp's �"z or Recelll Special PurcVases 1 25e. BI'k Pet caline Lining, 341 in., at 2018.'. Grey cis ton, 3.i in. wide. very (10:11 :tad tine at 6c. 20c. Pink, Blue, Green, Gray Per- caline.• Lining .at 15e. Fancy Ai -t Sa►teens, beautiful pat- terns, new colorings.. at 15e. White Bobinett Curtaining. wide and narrow border and frill, 2,51, 35 121c. Print, heavy quality, 36 in. wide, 20 pieces left .........at 10c. 15c. Turkey Chintz Print, 36 inch. wide, only two pieces at 12.tc. inch. ...at 200. for Sc, in recd and blue check, 22 in., for 10 Job lot Men's Braces, made from Elastic ends at 15c. a pr. 25c. Reversible Cretonne, :18 wide, only one piece.. . 10c. Glass Cloth 12iic. Glass ('loth See our and Ladies' Underwear for fall winter,.... from 20c. to$1.25 121c. (i.11laten Shitting in blue and 131.11 ', auxd blue and red stripes, 10 Se. Flannelettes, stripes of pink, blue and grey at only 7 10e. Flannelettes, pink, grey and blue stt ipes . at only 8 1.3 38 in. heavy Imp. Flannelettes, at 124' English Untearable Flannelettes, 31 to 3'2 in. wide at 15c. 35 in. Self Color Saxonys in pink', blue, cream, white, all English make ... .. , , at 121c. 30c, pluck Toywel-, ptIin xvhite, fringed and hemmed.. for 25e a pr. 155 pr. Lace Curtains et 25, 85, 75. 95, 1 00, 1,25, 1.61), , ... to 7.00 a pair 35 pieces White and Creams Dress Goods, very new makes, price from 40c. to $1.00 a yard Don't Forget Us in Winter Dress Goods. Poplestone & Gardiner One door north of Post Office. BY -LASS' NO. 1905. A By -Law for borrowing such sum or sums of money as clay he necess- ary, not to exceed in the whole, the sum of Eighteen Thousand DolIurs 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 a Special Rate for the Payment of the Debentures, In- terest, etc. Whereas. the ratepayers of the Municipality of the Villatfeof Exeter, at a public meeting rest -geed that the above Ry•law should be 'submitted, and if carries that the Municipal Council of the said Village elemld pur' have arod install at Electric Light Plant and a imitable Site for an Electric light lower house, such electric Tight plant and site t., become the property of the said Village and t.. be operated, maintained and controlled by slit said Municipality. And whereas in order to ea►q' intoeffw•t the said recited object it will be necessary to create •debt of h I b sale o sten t nnsand dollars to ts• niswl by al f eighteen ,t the debentures of the Corporation of the Village of Exeter in the manner hereinafter mentioned. And wherer - it is desirable to keine the said de bentures et one time and to make the principal n1 the said debt re -payable by yearly ',urns .hiring the period of twenty years, being the currency of the said debentures, said yearly stuns Lein` of eun•h re- s,ectiveamounts. that the aggregate amount,. par- able In each year shall he ►s nearly as possible in principal and interest equal to to the amount so pan - able in each of the other nineteen years of said period as detailed in clause four of this By-law. And whereas the total amount required by the "Municipal Act," tole rained annually by special rate for paving the said debt and interest as herein• after provided is one thousand, three hundred and t,senty-four dollars and fifty rents (11324.50). And whereas the amount of the whole ratah's property of the said Village of Exeter, a.•enrling to the iaat reyieol assessment roll is 3543,947.(0, And whereas the amount of the existing Debem lure debt of the Raid Municipality is 117,075.2', no part of which 1. in arr.-ars. and to the crs.lit of apart of ,shish sum, the said Municipality has deposited in the Moleons Bank at Exeter to a special aMMtnt the swum of 13575.0(1 or thereal.nuta, as • Pinking fund. 114.11 therefore enated by the Corporation of the Village of Exeter in Council a.ssemblesl, as follows: - 1st. That for the purpose of purchasing and in- stalling an Electric light plant and acquiring a suit- able site and building, for the tower house- and of equipping a system of municipal lighting in the Vil- lage of Excl. r, the sun, of right.en thousand dollars be horrowed. 2nd. That the Ree%e and Council of the said \Iter ici{ality be and are hereby enliven; rest authorized and required for the pur{.oses aforesaid 10 make and issue in Inc Corm of law debentures of the said Vil- lage to the amount of eighteen thousand dollars. as aforraaid in snnts(with interest) n1 not less than one hundred dollar. each, each of which del.enttires shall IR issued on the fifth day of ('toter, 111(15, and shall be dates on the date of the home thereof and .hall he payable within twenty years thereafter at the Molsnns hank in the w'illso,. of Exeter. Ltda. During the r urrency of the said debentures there shall he raised annually ha epFeeial rate on all the rateable property in the Bait) Pillage of Exeter, the sunt of one thousand, three hundred and twenty- four dopers and fifty rents 01:324.5') for the pwtrposa of paving the amount due in each of the ears for prmeipaf and interest in respect of the sail debt, is follows: Principal interest Total 11314 50 1486 5b 1314 60 670 71 1324 b0 679 94 614 56 1314 60 707 16 617 36 1324 tie 7:35 43 589 (7 13`24 b0 764 b:, 559 6,5 1314 50 79544 6'N 08 132460 1427 2d 497 24 1324 60 b00 35 464 16 1314 60 994 76 429 74 1314 60 900 64,35 6 393 94 11!24 60 967 i S 356 7'_' 1324 60 1110649 319(77'421 1 13`1450 1(46 rN 477 74 1324 60 11088 t l 435 bi 1:324 60 1132 is 1192,947 93 3y.244 2 1324 60 1177 id iii '4 1324 L0 1'1'14 54 119 ' 1 1324 60 1273 4g 51 rte 1324 60 g moo ()0(!0 15490 0, - t 1It490 00 e ch. That this Fly -law shall take effect and .acme int,' nteration upon, froo, and after the Third day of tiet.d,rin the sear of our 1: ad one thousand nine hundro1 and tlye. ',"t h. That the vote of the electors of the Raid ]tun• icipality .hall he taken on this By-law' at the several places hereinafter mentioned. i1 polling soh-dIv-f - ton number one at Silas 1laudfnrrib residence. !rain tee Alter E. Enke, Deputy y tr t, t t .t Returnin • officer; F � In 1.15ng.nl..livisionnuumbe•rTwo, at weekea Bros.' shop, Main street, William Weekes, Deputy Return- ing 1If icer: In lolling sub -division number Thr. -e, at J..-eph (k.bblelk•k't (Neii e, corner Main and Wel. lingtou street,, Alexander Dyer, Deputy Returning (officer; in Polling-ntr,livisinn number Pour, at the Town Hall, Joseph Davis, Deputy Returning Officer, On the 23x1 day of September. in the year of our Lord one thousand 'bine hundred and five, ermine ming at the hour of rr .e o'clock in the forenoon, arid ending at Ole o'clock in the afternoon of the same da, ; and that ,Joseph Senior, Clerk of the said Municipakty, ,hall be the Returning Officer, to whom the returns of voting .hall be mate by the Deputy Returning Officers bth. That the clerk of the said Munn ipality shall nn the twenty third day of Se ttuuber, 190t5, at seven n'clr.-k to m.. at the Town 11a11 in 11, ,,i l Village of Exeter...int op the number of vott-i given for anti r,gain.t the. By •law, 9th. That nn the ±Ist, day of September, Vass, at the Town Hall, 1:xeter, at one o•chs k p. in., the ap- pointment of person. to attend at the tattling plane and at the Baal trimming up of the totes b5 the Clerk, resp.eetitely, nn Iwtttif of the persons interest- ed in promoting aro .lo.ingg the peerage of this By. law rep.- tiv,lv''.1111,P n,a.i. ;ucnnling to law, TAKE: NOTICE That the al,..,e I'. A true copy of a pmpo.t.l Ry -law a hi, 5 ha. 1+,-n taken into cnnsidera'ion• and which will 1.c finally passel by the (•onocil of the. ytunici- 1ahty lin thee' eat of the wwent of the elreturs 1'ping obtain,+l th. nI.) after one utonth from the first p,uM li.•ation in the Exeter A.h'ocatc N, ' �atx-r, the late .4 NM- h first t•nblieatinn waw the 31st day of August 1'st., and that the s.tea Of the electors of the s•M Nnno,11e,lity „r11 betaken thereon on the day and at the hoar- Mid 'dare.; therein 6xeji. J. 9F.NinI3 (,9erk 1 P104 50 *726 00 1 628 64 3 653 7'J 4 s 6 8 9 10 11 11 13 14 15 144 lr 1. IJ irate' at Exeter thi+2Mh day of .wucnst, A. 1r., NOTICE Anil forth,r take nolle a that the Count it of the said Muniritality 5a, s,.•nnsl front Jams•. North Howard an option for the par• has,- of E. prnp.rrty, 3rd. Earl.' of the said debentures shall lie signed upon the Ant M%blse River 3n the said Mnnicitallty, by the Reeve of the old Mnni. polity, or by rune known as the old Mill Pond and arl)oining premises, other per on authorized by Ry -law to sign the sante ;containing Ey a Imews(trement at end finecn acrse, with water •roil es In connection therewith r and n the said municipality, and !'K for 'o Sof,. pro uncle ha. Rn theCerk shall attar h thereto the Cirlis,rate seal o1 , 12s sal sin estimate o/ the said muniempality. east for constriction of • new (concrete lam, on the 4th. The said debentures shall hear interest at 'its of the old oar apo the §a+d premi.r•a, amount• m m ayalde ing to tycoon If the shoes ilydata re-eive the rot left for Toronto on the rat4. 0l our per eentu' per an u { anctton nfr.\b)aycr-m, the Cosr,epl will rY.natder the the everting train amid showers of rice years} et the said Milson§ Rank, in the said Village' 4lt'i Atitity nl a s)iTsng the anuses property andcoo- R of Exeter, 00 the fifth day of O.tolter in each and {{ ' 'd bythe t t h n thereof t p f host f ft hese atlaehest theret 1 t poses of the Municipality. stnertinn of 15.' cid dam for the purposes of the ro aud o )f ie P le8 wishes he ty year during t ) e•tprertcv e -,n and shall pnse.i sytnn of electric lighting sail for Other ,ur- 0 aU ocnu •ons ear payment of the { interest, which coupons shall Ise signe.l by the Itteee BIRTHS anti Treasurer of the said Municipality. Jay. BENIoit, ('leek. WILSON -At Cromarty', on Aug 21, to THRESHERS' Mr. and Mrs. (len. S 'ilson, a daugh- ter. (;nkv- in 11ihlert, on Aug. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Howerd SV. Gray. a daugh- ter. ie visiting his parents here, prior to leaving fur Calgary.--Jatnes Reid, of t.ieury, is the new teacher at Brinsley. Accedes:NT, - One day last week while working in the stow of his barn Thos. 11in liitsh, of the 7th con., accident- ally fell t.. the tilt) floor, n distance of 10 or IS feet. No one happened to 1,e in barn at the time and the acci- dent %VHS not llisrovered for some tithe. When found he was unconet bots in the orchard where he evidently dragged himself, and it took about two hours to to-teie him to ronscio,laness. Med- ical til wy.l.9umnioned and a 01,4111101 eX 11111l'ltitt11 111ad0, lint aitll the ex- ception of a fractured wrist no hones were broken. 11e was also badly shake en tip, and r-...is•d .e g:urh above 1111. eye. Mr. 11ititirflaft'll',( many friends wish hint A speedy teeovery. l'linton: At the (Fawns Live Bird Tournament held recently, hots the Huron rep4resentetive,, J. bottle, Sea. forth, and J. E. l'.tnt,lnn, Clinton, were prize twhine'e it) several of the events. BELTING, PACKING, VALVES, BABBITT, on Aug. Z3, to Mr. and Mrs,Svkettles' Witmer, a daughter. MARRIAGES. ('u1.Qt'ttot'N-DAVIs In Stratford, on Aug. V, Mr. .feines ('olt+uhoun to Mrs. Fred Davis, both of Mitchell. WURTz- FA1ter-At Credit(tn,onTues-I day, Anti. 111, by llev. Denim. Mr. Ons SVuttr. of Pigeon, Mich„ to Miss ('at tie Feist, daughter of the bate Bernard Feist, of ('reclit'.ii. Vl1$0N-IMMN5 -- At the house of the lit ide's mother. on Aug. V. by Rev. Holmes. %V.11. Vi flsoe, of the Sdest, � to Miss Rose, daughter of Mrs. (leo, Nimens, of Clinton, DEATHS TKIRBNKR.--In Stephen. nn Augnst 21Vh, Johanna Triehner, rehet of the late Frederick Triehner, Aged 684 year's. 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