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New & Fresh.
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New & Fttresh, K T R n y 0 N
FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS
Just Arrived,
Try our 50c. Tea.
FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS
Just .Arrived..
Wines. and Liquors Wholesale and *Retail.
3 sorting; Brevities.
Wallace Ross of New Brunswick,
and John Tomer. of Pittsburg, have
signed articles for a eiugte Moult rause
at Oak Point, A.nguet 2nd, 2 miles.
and return, for $1,000 a side
Joe Panted,est sass he will fight
•tacit Killen* .of Boston for $1,000 or
$s2,500 in public or private.
The glove fight between, Pete Me
Coy and 'took Iiitrain which was to
have taken place ill 13o,+too. is off for
fear of pellet bat it will d:subtloea take
place elsewhere.
Harry Gilmore says he is prepared
Ell meet Joel; Ilial; anti fight to a fin.
ish with hard gloves. He will give
Ring li poundal in weight (iilinere
fighting; at 125 lbs.. Iii' is pt•ej:;ti ted
to put up f:Ail it at ata' time bind
match and will melte further arrang•
molts `i1,.'i.. ,?t King i�
\\rhitnry its no fougar the slugging
pitcher of the League. Ferguson out
bads him.
'Wiwi ,.,, awtft liner hem this bat
1.1 .3 ttw (.'itid,taith, Chiesj,i r Pito ..',
lie .. lti .t lit 41 t:*'Fi : "'`C•;11. as
we pada by.
The t33t1t�th� ; 1 to Hamilton July
to p:a .lits Ana Of the beet oldie;
Tip O'Neill, feelin:.d of tilt Aoti,'�es
of \\roodl;tnekk is paid at the rate of 1
till t3 day fat the hull se•:te:i)n re*e•iving
$1,111110 (remthe it Louis club for
seven months' j:itehing.
�.L'hetu Iia :t ruiner that at bill Close
of the present seas 0:1 the reserve rule
will be done away wall, as tnt)st of
the 44eaglw and Aitierie.vi club- ore
iu favor of this move.
Collins, of theBuf 10 club former-
ly of Hatmit n hoe been released for
for what reason it is not kne+wn. He
bad nude a great rec rd In the posit -
ton with an average of 990. He will
be a valuable acquteitiou *to some nine
pud will undoublly be engaged immed•
'lately.
Sullivan nays he intends to reform
and will drink uo more liquor.
Welsh, she Naw York pitcher, has
made more rune than baso bite this'
ae26013,
The proposition to have horse rao•
ing et Chicago on Sunday lead been
abandoned.
A female rider was thrt�wwi.. from her
horse and fatally injured.
Mr. liaerbee" steopleaha®er Mien
Mousley, bolted in a twoetniile race at
Chicago less Friday, and 'threw her
jookay. Rette, who was bi�$ly hurl,
Blodk, the little pitcher of the
Quincy, Illinois, base ball olub, wee
batted hard by., the driitnleapotie (.flub
iu *regent grime, and as a penalty he
was 63184 $115 and suspended, and
told that if he did not play better he
would be blacklisted.
Ln a lacrosse matoh at Tompkins-
ville, L. I., \Yedneeday, between the
Toronto Lacrosse Club an the Areri•
eau team just returned from Europe,
Toronto wan three goals and the
American feast dile.
An effort 1s bring made this year tb
arrange a eirouit of gainers of the ver-
ions Caledonian Societies of Canada
ti) b 1 lis'ht itt Oioie 3necesMiun, dills
insuring the attsntlrtt.eo of all the pro•
.minent athletes, of wh'ln this year'
them is a grtaater array this), t.vor.
On the 28:h of this month, ,lack
the 1�.1.g',ialt jtugi1is , wh. so
lingers have lone itclle,l fur the wealth
t:;tt th' Hadi ass - Square garden
lgra""ts, will hex Mike (leery four
three-minnte rnnid:it for the gate ,
Inouoy. Burke Saye that win or lose,
he will either box or fight Mitchell
»egornug .any atnaiint from $1,000 t
$2,500 on the reeutt.
*(r. A. C. Reid, of Parkhill, writes:
—"In reply to J. A. Farrell,of Wood.-
altoek -I will accept his cllallsuge to
run me 123) y trite over six hurdles
but not this Weal:. I will send moll
and money to Snake uaa3oli and the
titne it is to close. I will also leave it
sped fo any one, and put up $100
each, let the winner take all, and have
the race 120 or up to 220 yards, on
any good treats.
WEeTI R\ ONTARIO LEAGUE O.13IFS.
Won. Lost,
Baysidee (Hamilton) 3 0
Clippers (Hamilton) 2 0
Primroses (Hamilton)..-. 1
Imperials (Petrolia)3
Londone (London) 2
Woodetooke (Woodatook)2
Alerts (Londou)1
Beavers (Guelph).........,0
Atlantics (Loudon)0
The Canada, Pacific Antt its As-
sailants.
Montreal Herald.-- A friend has
sent us from London a uumber of clip:
pings from London journals of great-
er or lees influence beteg extracts from
Canadian newspapers and New York
and Ottawa telegrams reproduced in
London, with a view of doing injury
to Canada and the North West terri-
tory and to. the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company These comprise ed
itortals from the Seaforth. Ont. Ex-
positor and the Stratford Ont., i3eacon
oontaing the most dastardly attacks on
the credit of the Company, based on
the purest fiotioua and savoring of a
malignity which -seemed to know no
bounds. The Ottawa telegrams wore
the grossest concoctions, having ap•
parently been produced to depress
Canadian Pacific stock while at the
same time aiming a blow at the oom-
pany's credit. It would be difficult to
imagine in fact, anything. conceived
in a worse spirit than these, product-
ions which have been given to the Lon.
don press as hold tide statements of
fact and as emanating from disinter.
ested sources. We are told for inst-
ance, by those Ontario journals and
these telegraphers,'aud it is circulated
in Europe as gospel truth that the
Canadian Pacific Compauy are iu
"straightened oircntnstences," that
they are on the''vorne of bankruptcy"
that " the affairs of 1110 company are
trembling in the balance" that " only
the slightest pressure oh either side of
the beam is required to make the
Company sink or swim a tehile longer
and much more of the same deeeript
icn of maglignant lying. It is perhaps
useless to toll such journals that there
never was a particle of* truth in their
whole story, that the monies supplied
under the Government loan of last
session are ample for the Construction
of tlie main line as intended and that
there has been no thought of asking
the Government to. release the Mort•
gage ou the road, as one nthority sug-
gested, or of issuing "new guaranteed
bo' de,"etc., as another equally well
informed authority has declared.
The grounds of the Hamilton base
ball club is a swamp situated on the
mountain.
A new bicycle club "The Bamb•
len" have bean orgaization in Ham-
iltou and they will -soon hold a tour-
nament.
Tne breeding stallion Alutont died
Friday at Lexington, Ky, His owner
had refused $40,000 for Lim.
At Chicago on Saturday H. B.
Wiushop, with running mate, trotted
two heats iu 2:103 and 2:09.1,- respect.
ively.
W. Walesworth, from St. Clair,
Mich., has bought the trotter Victor,
at $5,000, from Chris. Walker of Ailsa
Craig.
A piaut, now graces the club room
of the Brantford bicyclists, an upright
instrument being placed in on Fri-
day. Other 'additions are con.em
plated.
E. S. Tisdale, of Simeoe, offers to
run James Quirk 300 yards for $250
in Torout + or elsewhere as soon ax he
pleases. Will Qnirlt coma to time
now
State Senator Tim McCarthy, of
California, formerly a New York
newsboy, came all the way from San
Francisco to witness the mill between
Mitchell and Sullivan.
Hanlon has accepted Wm. Beach's
challenge to row 8 miles 340 yards on
the championship course on the Para•
matte river, Australia, for $5,000 a
side.
, Beach and L%yeeok, of Australia,
are expected to pay a visit to this
country to meet Wallace Rnss. Hau•
law is to heavy for theta ; therefore
they are tanager to try America's second
best.
Joe Hornung of the .Buffalo base
ball club has made a bit in eyery cue
of the last seventeen games, averaging
almost two hits a- game. He. has
made more runs than any other play-
er in the league.
Tne graud stand at the race, track
at Butte. Mont,, fell on Friday. Fiye
hundred persons were upon it. One
was killed aced Is dozen` seriously hu:t.
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THE ASSESSMENT APPEAL*
Vsborno'a Contention Against the Comity
Equalization.
The County Council haviug decid-
ed, on the advice of Mr. Garrow,their
solicitor, to cp).ose the appeal of the
[municipality of U.borne, the matter
was, as stated last week, finally refer-
red to Judge Toms for settlenleiit.
Mr. Garrow, for the defeuee contend -
•d :
1. That the municipality could only
appeal when it was sheen they had
made application for a reltdjuatrnsnt
of tho rate to the Egalieatie+n Com -
mi tteeanil the Council ; and,
2 That the quo'atinn omnld only af-
fectthe municipality appealing. Their
assessment could be rednced,but other
nniuioipalities not appealing could :lot
be changed.
Mr. Davison, of Davison & John•
atun, argued fur the appellants :
1. That the right of app al ,res
given to the municipality as a corpor-
ation, who were not fettered in any
way by the action or neglect of their
reeve before the Council ; and,
2. That the language of the statete
was to broad to confine the question
to the municipality appealing -any re-
duction from ono must be made up
on the others. • He glinted in proof of
this subsection 3 of Eire. 33, ebap, 31,
42 Vio•, which reads as follows
"The said court shall forthwith appoint a
clay for hearing the appeal, such day not be-
ing later thou tem days from the receipt of
such notices of appeal * * * and
may adjourn the appeal from time to time
* * and the court shall-egua•l ize the
whale asse,ss,nent of the county.
The court agreed with the la (ter.
contention, and went into the appeal.
Some evidence was then taken, Mr.
l,IoMut•chie, of Clinton, testifying as
to the gel oral valuation of laud
throughout the county ; and Mr.
John McMillian and Mr. T. Graham,
reeyes of Holten. end Stanley, as to
some townships. This closed the
ease for Usborne.
OUTSTRIPS lvERYTR.INo F01
CHEAP GOO
Exeter Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
Butcher & General Dealer
maps er—r.
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Customers supplied TUESDAYS, TRUES -
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence.
DS! ORDERS LI NT AT THE SBOP i3TII,Ia RE
GENE PIIOMPT ATTENTION.
If you want the bestvalue for
SEED, SEED, SEED 1
BUTTER & EGGSI The undersigned offers for salea,t his Store-
- OOTO---
J. Doupe & Co's
KIRKTON.
TO TARMERS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
NOAH FRIED,
OF tliF. - ....-
Dashwood Flourr`r g Mill
Wishes to return Liuo1ks t+, his numerous
custvnler., for the past liberal patri inane
given 11101, et11d since mating ini.
prove:aunts. wltiell it a largo,
as int.: alt foul, will do
0 P
until fnrtlltt ,+bort, at the feit•.u.:ing
OATS, SIX GENTS PER BADi
1 Ana.for all other grains (Peas exec ,ted►,,
SEVEN CENTS Fl:::i1 BAG.
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TUESDAY, THURSDAY ,P SATURDAY,
ere my ivguierfirinding41*L .
TERMS
- Strictly Cash.
N. B.• -Flour & Feed sold at a close mar,
Don't forget to give us a call
ST011.21 FRXIED,
Dashwood, Feb'y 71b, '81
ALLAN LINE
Shortest Sea Passage.
AVERAGE TIME -8 DAYS. •
Three of which are passed iu smoothi Water
and amongst the beautiful scenery of
river and gulf of the St,Law.
rence.
Routes of Pass:tgu': ..
Quebec to Liverpool and' Londendetry
Cabin, $60.00 and $70.00Ireturii 380.00.
and $150.00, :. i'' .
Intermediate to Liverpool, Londonderry and
Glasgow (including rail Liverpool to. Glas-
gow) 336.75.
Steerage -Liverpool, Belfast, Queenstown,
Galway, Limerick, Londondarry,, Glasgow,
Loudon, Cardiff, Bristol, $14.04„,
Intermediate and Steesge Stewardesses are
appointed to each vessel. . • •
Passengers in Intern„geaiate are found with
everything, and the accomodation offerce is
equal to what is called Sc.ond Cabin in some
of the lines sailing from New York.
The last train connecting with the steamer
at Quebec leaves Toronto on Fridays at 9 a,
m. Passengers can•leaye on-Fri,daya at 7:50
p."m. also, and Connect with the steamer at
Rimonaki, by paying an additional fare of
$4.45 lst, and $2.25 2nd class. •
No cattle, sheep or pigs aro carried on the
Mail Steamers of the Allan Liue.
For Tickets and Berths and every inform-
ation apply to
JOHN SPACKMAN,
AGENT ALLAN LINE ExL'TEn-
houao, Exeter Station, the following verities
of seed grain:
wuEAT.
White Russian per lb
Lost Nation ='
McCarliug
Johnston
Peas
Barley
Clover Seed 7 50
Timothy 2 35
J. SWENLP,TQNN
0E0. WILLil$.
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$1 40
1 25
1 20
1 20
90
60
`0004, Utaalitoint
Wishes to annain:en 1•; the inhabitants of
Exeter and vicinity, that ht' has (pilled out a
Boot
an
i11 the (:Gruel- Store :z. lett ..f i;!uenweil
& Pickar,l'r, whi-re he is Kit arcd to make
all knolls n: ord,rt,.t work.
.Sewed work It speciality.
11etaditii,g;
MLN SON
l.at l': i .. r, 1, t I Shoe
• f.>;taleistiment.
;liay 14tti 81.
r onthill Nurseries.
325 ACRES.
325 ACRES.
THE LARGEST iN THE DOMINION
SC1lesrnel1 1'4
(luted,
To begin %%ea at mita. on Fall Slim Steady
enlploymonit a t fixtal Ea1nries to all who aro
willing to work,
MEN AND WOMEN
can have pleasant
WORK THE YEAR ROUND.
Good Agents aro earning from $i0 to $75
per month and expenses.
t. Teems and outfit free. Addresa
STONE tC WllLLINc;ToLToronto
THE EXETEII
Planing Mill!
SASH, DOOR, and
BLIND racTORT!
ALL AKIN DS OF
TUR :N ING
Done to order.
Iiememberithe place.
beer 4 Howard.
STATION -ST.
MEM AT. GALLE7.
The undersigned begs to intimate to the people of Exe-
ter and surrounding country that he has better facilities
for turning out first-class than heretofore.
*Pictures taken in all the
Usual Styles of the Art
Life -Size Pictures in oil Colors
Crayon, or Sepia
DONE ON .SHG ILTEST .1\TOTIOE
And at Lowest Possible Rates,
All Work .
P.S.--Engraving or, Gold, Silver, or Ivory ; also Gold
or Silver Plating done on the shortest notice.
W. T. JOHNS