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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, RSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1889.
NO. 12I,
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.,
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(,burch Directory.
TAInT r MEMORIAL CnexCn;-.Rev. S. F
Robinson,
d 7 p. ii . Sabbath School, 2 1 p m.00,i�l a, m.
Mnvii0 • ST CiwuCrt-•Tames-st., Rev. B.
Clam mit, Pastor. Sunday Service e,itf.30A.m
and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, Y p. M.
MAIN BTfasrt—Rev. J. Wilson, Pastor. Sun
day Servieui,IRSSa,m.and 0aOp.m, Sabbath
School/450 p.
PRESAYTERIAATCltt vL—BRv. W. Martin,
Pastor. Sunday .SerrieeM, U a. m. can$ sae p.
rn. rsktenath9oleool.I,4 a.m.
"Profess onsi Carte.
T -T L. BILLINGS.
• so✓rrz's
Office over O'Neli's Bank, Exeter, Ontario,
Nitrous Oxide Gas for painless
extraction.
ii. KINSMAN, DENTIST, L. D. S., *-
treats teeth "without pain by giving
Vegetable 'Vapor, or rosin the new
A itesthetio on the gums. Makes Bold Fills
Inge and other dental work the best possible,
Goes to side of Thursday
ain stree in
mouth.
T B. WRtTEL�t, AL D.. C. IL. PHYSICIAN
CJ• and Office and residence—
Corner Viotoria and Elgin streets, Goderrich,
Ontario.
rilt. Z. A. ROLLINS. O 'FIDE• --MAIN fir.
1J Residence—Corner Andrew and North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario,
rT'. A. AMOS, M.D., C. M L. C. P„ EDIN.; L,
.1.. R.C. S., Edna.; L. F..P. & S., Glasgow;
L. M., Edinburgh and Glasgow; M. 0. 1', & S..
Ontario- F. T. A{. S., Toronto. Night bell at
office. Crediton, Ontario. 3y12-8
Dai., COWEN, OFFICE --MAIN STREET,.
1J Exeter, upstairs, opposite Centre
Hotel, Side entrance on sontla-James street
leading to the Methodist Church.
T W. BROWNING, M. D., IL C. P. S.
d.
residence, of
University.
abo atory, Exeteand
WILLIAI{SWEET, NETER-
inary Surgeon. Graduate
Toronto. Office and Residence
one block east of Sam well &
Pickard's store. Opposite skat-
ing rink, Exeter, Ontario.
VETERINARY DENTISTRY.—A,ILFITCX,
Veterinary Dentist, graduate of Prof, H.
H.
Davidson,s Dental School, Toronto. A21
work in connection with horses' teeth prom-
ptly attended to. Examination free. Mcer
with Wm.,Sweet, V.S. A. H. Pyrex, V.D.
l) H. OOLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT -
1. ,. OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office-Samwell's 731ock, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
LH. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
. of Supreme Court, N otery Public, Con-
veyancer, Commissioner, &c. Money to loan
Office—k'anson's Block, Exeter.
LLICT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOL
IC-
E itors, Conveyancers, &o. Money to loan
at s por cent. .
B. V. ELLIOT. J. ELLIOT
ofTAMES OKT3, Exeter, Ontario, Licensed
Auctioneer for the County of Huron..
• Sales promptly attended to and satisfaetion
guaranteed. Sales ;Arran ged at this office.
BROWN1 Winchelsea. Licensed Anat-
. ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township. of Usborne.
Sales promptly attended to and terms reason
able. Sales arranged at Post office, Winchelsa
SJ.Benscci A ioneeHrefor the Countnsall Ontario, y Lie-
.
Huron. Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
ITV HOLT, Khiva, Ontario. Licensed auot;
. ioneer for the Counties of Middlesex
and Laui:bton, and the townships of Stephen
and flay. Allsales promptly attended to.
HEILBER, Licensed Auctioneer for Hay
. Stephen and McGillivray townships.
Office—Crediton, Ontario,.
Comixisin 100 acres marc or less, being
composed of Lot 20, Con. 8, Township of Ste-
khan, County of Huron; 13; miles west of
Exeter. On the premises are a fine Brick
House 80x40; kitchen 10x18; wood shed 20x90;
two good wells; a find orchard; 2 barns; driv-
ing shed; stable and other buildings; also a
small portion of bush on the premises. There
is a river running through the bush part:
which is never dry. The farm is well drain-
ed. and in a goods tate of eultivation.
further particulars, apply to
SAMUEL RUNDLE, Exeter, Ont.
RE�El1�SER
The Old Stand
Elf t FISEP
If you want ^ an easy
shave as good as barber ever
gave just call at E, H. FISH'S
SHAVING - SALOON
At Morning, Eve or busy Noon.
He will cut tied dress the
hair gracefully to suit.
TEE CUSTOMS OF THE CE
Ladtes' Defr dressing done to perfect ou,
Stand hear the Post Office,
DOWN GO
TUE ''RICES
la order to make room fox our fall porches,
es which are now arriving, we of-
fer reduced. pricer.in
Summer 333ress-Qeclo,
Masi s, Prints, Iaices, Timbroideries, &c.
alga balance of Slimmer MilUnery at faaRt+.:
SUGARS!
Wo have a quantity of Sugar on hand
which was purobased before the Heavy Ad
vanes which wo aro offering at toss than pro,.
sentwholoe+alo cast, Our valuoP in Teas seed
Coffees areA-t and aro not excelled in till
County,
A calx solic1E0. and an inaneotion. iuvitoa.
asi'leAll kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
Butter 14 cents ; Eggs, i4centa.
Happel & Ole horn
ilk g RI .
ZU CII1
New Talor Shap
Everybody cin gst Sait��.
Ladies Garment Cutting a
Specialty.
Gents own material made up
in the latest styles and at
the very lowest
figure.
A. CALL SOLICITED.
F. 'V1 I D L E! ,
E,AIISON'S BLOCS,
EXETER
Additional Locals
The audience that attended the an-
niversary services, of the James street
Methodist S. S. last Sunday morning
and evening, were delighted with the
sermons that were preached by Rev.
Mr. Livingstone, of Clinton. The both.
discourses were thoughtful, logicala,nd
practical,and if the lessons, as observed
by the speaker, are carried out by the
officers, teachers and parents of our
Sabbath schools, the future of Can
ada will be a happy one. The Mass
meeting of the school in the afternoon
was a very pleasing service. The ad-
dress
ddress delivered by Rev. Mr. Wilson,' M.
A., and the acrostic address ;as given
'by Rev. Mr. Livingstone, were listened
to with rapt attention and were highly
appreciated by the.large audience pre.
sent.. The, singing by the school was
:t pleasing part of the service. The
music and literary entertainment on
Monday evening pas a decided success.
The singing of the motto and motion
song by a company of little girls all
dressed itt white, each carrying a
beautiful baguetofflowers, presented
a very attractive appearance.nd was
a part of the program that gave gen-
eral satisfaction. The other part of
the program was well sustained by
those who took part. Miss L. ,Iiellancl
presided at the organ, at which she
filled the bill very admirably and de-
serves great praise. The proceeds of
he anniversary that were added to
d
Sabbath school. fundsa ie Sob mounted to
$55.
Cola wet winds.
Softly the leaves are falling,
As they have fallen lh fore,
And the sad old avows are calling
In the cold, wet winds once more:.
And already the nation is balling,
"Shut the door.
sparking by the 'lire.
Soon the wintery winds will whistle,
The town and country o'er
And the yong mall' and miss'fl
Not stand in the entry door,
But beyond within the parlor,
They will seer, love's blissful goal,
While the fire keeps a burning
Up the old mans costly coal.
A11 to short.
Between the summers torrid heat
And winter's frigid storm,
There comes a chariningbreathing spell
That's not to cold nor warm.
It's after we'er relinquished from
The ice man's feerful clasp,
And just before we get into
The coal man's fatal grasp.
Thea t ataaelan queen,
a'he now and elegant magazine is
sure'topleaeeeveryCattadiauwoman It
is devoted to fashion, Art,Feney Work,
Flowers, Toilet, Home Decorates%
and Ilousehold Matters. it is hued-
solnoly illustrated, and is equal to any
of tho higtepriced English and Ameri-
can ptrblieations. It should be its
every cultivated Route. to introduce
it the publishers offer to send it three
months on trial for only lac. Actress
The Canadian Queen, Toronto, Out.
Obit.
We regret to announce the death of
the wife of Mr, John Papplestone, of
this village, which sad and melancholy
event occurred on the ifith lust. Dem
cea.se'd has been Idling for some time,
And her death was not unexpected,
She WS one of the oldest residents, al-
though not having reached the ripe
old Age of some of our other residents.
Deceased was Hauch respeeted by all
who knew her and all will be sorry to
learn of her demise. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved.
Dig Cheeses Shipment.
I1r. Alex. hfetearn, the well known
cheese buy er,sbipped from Listowel fast
Tuesday evening, Oct 1st, ten cat load
of cheese; the largest and most value.
able single shipment of merchandise
ever amide from that station. It took
139 teams to haul the cheese into Lis-
towel, and there was a. great crush of
wagons and horses in the vicinity of the
shipping paint during the day. The
value of the ahecse was in the neigh-
borhood of 0213,000, and Mr. McLaren's
commissieit on the big puvebtstl vas
a out;,$;3QO. ire li y s for ,Miesers J. L.
Grant & Co,, rneroll.
Narrow Eseape.
Yesterday, while Mr. John Pront, of
Usborne, was driving
up pni -
Btreet
with a largo load f - grata, and whenen
about opposite J. P. Clarks
store, a
bag of grain slipped off. Mr. Prout at
once stepped down onthe doubletree
with the intention of replacing it,when
another brig came down, scaring the
horses. Mr. Prout hnd hold of the lines
and at once commenced pulling them
in order to stop the horses, which were
running. One of the lines broke and
r. rout by some means got down
and was struck by the front wheel and
was knocked down and dragged some
fifteen or twenty feet. His injuries
are very severe, two or three ribs are
supposed to be broken and his back
severely injured. He will be laid. up
for some time,
Hymen.
Last evening one of those pleasant
oceurences took .place at the residence
of Mr, John Saget, Stephen, it being
the marriage of his daughter, Emily,
to Mr. H. J. Glanville, of this village.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Jasper Wilson, in the presence of
a few of the most intimate friends of
the interested parties. Mr. A.H. Fitch
acted as groomsman, while Miss Char-
lotte Sweet, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid. The happy couple leave
this morning on their wedding tour,
and will visit alI the principal towns
and cities in Michigan. We offer our
congratulations to the needy wedded
couple, and hope that their journey
through life will be crowned with
prosperity.
Masonic.
On Tuesday evening last, R. Wor.
Bro. W. G. Duff, D. D. G. M., paid an
official visit to Lebanon Forest Lodge,
No. 133, A. F. & A. M., Exeter. During
the evening two candidates were rais-
ed to the Sublime degree of a Master
Mason. The work was exemplified by
Wor•. Bro. ILSpaokman,W.M.,for the first
candidate,and by R. Wor. Bro. Duff for
the second ; both acquiting themselves
in.a very masterly way, showing that
Bro. Duff was well up with the work,
and also Bro. Spackman.. After the
business was concluded the lode was
closed in the several degrees: The
Visiting Brethren werethen invited to
partake of an oyster supper, which was
being prepared at ' the Commercial
House. About thirty of the Brethren'
sat down, and alt did ample justice to
the delicacies. After the "inner man"
had been perfectly satistied,Bro. Sack -
man opened the toast list by callin on
the Brethren to drink a toast to Right
Worshipful Grand Lodge of Canada,
coupling the name of Bro. Duff there-
to, to which aro. Duff'repliecl in a very
suitable manner; after which ' the fol-
lowing toasts were proposed and repli-
ed to:—The, Press, Bro. W. Sanders;
the Agricultural interests, 13ro. .1. W.
Treuman 13ro. J. McLaughlin;
Britannia. Lodge (Seaforth), Bro. W. J.
roar; Song,Tit
o. Duff;
Lebanon Forest
Lod�,g
i.e
, Bro. 'II, Spackman; Host and,
Hostess, Bro. J. Hawkshaw; the whole
concluding by all the Brethrensinging
«God Save the Queen." ,Among some
of the distinguished visitors present, he -
side Bro. Duff, D. D, G. M., of Seaford),
we notice Bro. W. J. Fear, W. M., ' of
Britannia, Lodge No. 170, Seafortb, and
Bro.. J. W. Treuman, P. pi., St, James
Lodge, No. 73, St. Marys, Taking it
en the whole, it was one of the most
pleasant gatherings ever held, and. U
is to be hoped it will not be the last.
Farquhar,
qtr, R'
m. Moodie has rented the s' ndi
cote farm at the the rental of MO a
year.
efr. Wm. Fletcher who has been on
a visit to friends in Bad Aace Ditch r
turned lest week.
Mrs. W. K. Passmore who has been
confined to her bed with inflamatioli
for the past two weeks. is, we are glad
to learn on a fair way for recovery.
Usborne.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Thad
Jones, of the $rd concession of Usborne,
who while driving along the road,
about two weeks ago, fell from his wa-
gon hurting his arm. So warty as it is
donbtfni whether he will have the use
of it spin,
On Friday last, while Mr George
Fisher, of 3 concession, of Usborne, was
engaged in picking apples from a tree
hi the orchard,tfic step iaddcran 'which
he was standing capsized, time, felling
him to the ground and Beverly lnjur.
leg his leg,
H1li7..
Messrs Peter Munnn
end. Isaac Jack-
son, who received injuries by a land-
slide in Canibell's gravel pit, we are
glad to say, axe able to be around a-
gain.
Mr, John McMahon of the 2nd son. of
Ilasehas purchased the faarin known as
the Hawkins homestead, from Mr. Rich-
acrd Ilawkins, paying they„efort a hand-
some figure. Mr. Hawkins intends to
remove with his wife and family to
route in 4h4lit it month, The neigh-
bors of Hay will loose in. the removal of
Mr. Hawkins an upright dealing gen-
tleman and an obliging neighbor.
Zirrton.
Mr. Hall, of'ioropto, returned home
hist week-
"Jakers boys” 1 my time's coming.
Best of joy W. IC
Harvey expects to put an full ste.'un
shortly as the kitchen stove is already
purchased.
The barn belonging to Air. IL Payn-
ter, of 4th concession, Blanshard, was
destroyed by fire on Friday last.
Rev. Steele, of Point Edward, has
been appointed to fill the vaceney
caused by Rev. W. P. Ireland's absence
from Kirkton.
The Medical Health officer of this
Mrs Wm, Harris returned to her
home in Atwood, on .Saturday, after
visiting friends for a Couple of weeks
here.
M. Oswald Walker, who was taken
sick in Exeter two weeks and had to be
conveyed home, is convalesent,
Mr. Wm. Cranford, of the 13th con,.
was made the reclpitant of a bouncing
girl last week. Wm is quite prowl, of
his treasure.
Dashwood
Mr, F. Baker commenced his fail saw
ing oxr apiouday last.
Miss Mary Cack,of Waterloa,is hereat
preBent visiting friends.
lift. a Willett, shipped a, carload of
lambs to Beffelo last week.
Mr, & Mrs, Halt gave our 'WWII at
flying visit on Sunday lost.
Miss Matilda Miller,of New 1 amburg
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
The Dashwood gun club are going
north on a bunting tour this week;.
We wish them luek.
Mrs D. Vincent, who has been visit-
ing friends in Buffalo for some time, re-
turned on Saturday.
Mfr, troll, uetr'house is fast nearing
completion, and will be a handsome
residence wheel finished'
Mr. H. Willett received a carload cif
potatoes from the U.S. which he is dis-
posing Oat (ie eta. per bush.
Mr, Schrader, son of :lir. John. Sehraa-
der has opened out a shoe shop in our
village. We wish him every success.
Crdittili,
Miss Bertha Gtlboure is home on as
Ilett.
Miss Teeue Hodgins ia€ at present
home on, a visit;
Mr, Arch Bishop, M. l?!. P., was in
town on Friday laet.
Miss Carrie Wuerth left on Tuesday
for Ingersoll on a visit.
Messrs. Samuel and Jacob hoist have
returned from Michigan.
Court of Revision was held here on
Friday last. Judge Tom presiding.
Mr. W. W Tali has resigned his p0-
salon as principal of the public selsool
here.
We undera#Ind that Mr R, R Carter
has made: an assignment for the bene-
fit of kis creditors.
DivisionCourtwas w s held
liege an
s
'Tuesdary,wha,n a. large number o£eases
were disposed off by Judge Doyle,
Mr.Wilson Anderson, of the 2nd con.
Stephen, is about to remove to his old
homestead on the 4th eon. of saidtown-
ship.
Mr. A. H. Fitch, the Vetreinary Den-
tist of Exeter,witl be here on Saturday,
19th inst. All in need of, his services
had better secure them then, as this
willpositively be his last trip here.
Mr. Mathew Morlock has built a
large and commodious kitchen to his
residence, here in thevillage, prior to
his removing from the farm to enjoy
the pleasures and joys of a retired life.
neighborhood would do well to take a Centralia.
walk iu the direction .of thb sister city
of Woodhamoccassionally,andno doubt
his proboscis would detect a certain
cellar that needs a thorough renovat-
Our butcher shop has been turned
into a harness shop.
ing. The young sports of our village are
out hunting everyday.
The farmers around this vicinity are
busy with their thrashing.
A raffle will be held in Mr. G. G.
Essery's livery stable on Friday even-
ing for a first-class revolver.
The Ladies Aid are going to have an
oyster social on 10th Jan. 1890. Good
Bye Editor, until after that time.
Miss Mary Winer is the guest at the
Dufferin House at present. Glad. to
see you tat our midst again Mary.
Mount Carmel
Ths farmers are very busy threshing
just now.
Quite'a number are visiting in and
around this place just now.
The roads are in an excellent condit-
ion, while the weather remains very:
fair also.
Mr. Wm. White and Mr. L. Leary
were the guest of the Misses Quinlan
on Sunday last.
It is understood that the Rev. Father
Graham, of St. Thomas,will be appoint-
ed Pastor of the church here, which
was rendered vacant by the death of
Rev, Father Kelly.
While coming from the Parkhill Fair
Mr. C. McLaughlin had an accident
befall himself and buggy.
uggfellows.It appears
that a couple of rough run into
his rig, upsetting it and injured him
somewhat, also damaging the buggy
considerable.
Hibbert .
Mrs. S. Speare is visiting friends in
Brampton for a short time.
Mr. John Mitchell,; of Cranbrook, is at
present visiting friends here.
Mr. Thos. Cha el has been ill for
some time but we hope a soon to see him
around. again.
Mr, H, M. Speare and wifey df Sea -
forth, were the guests of Mr. W, Speare
on Sunday last.
Mr. F. L. Hamilton is having a kit-
chert erected, which will greatly im-
prove his dwelling.
Mr. W. W. Thompson, and wife of
Cromarty, spent Sunday with friends
in McGillivray tp.
1
Ourtown has gone to sleep for fif-
teen years, trying to beat "Rip -Van -
Winkle", on his twenty-five years
sleep.
We -notice an addition in the way of
a new Kitchen in connection with the
hotel, known as Mo+fatt's Hotel, of this
place, has, just been completed, which
adds greatly to the appearance of the
place and also to its conviences.
Mr. Wm. Quanee, who has been a re-
sident of Biddulph, occupying the farm
owned at one time by 1VIr. Isaac Hand•
ford, but now owned by Robert Walk-
er, has removed to the farm belonging
to Mathew ICelland,on part of lot 6 con.
1, Usborne.
WIIO STOLE TED DUOIC.—Twog
g entle
man from Exeter, well known as Scott
Act pushers, who, were returning from
Ailsa Craig- fair, with a load of poultry,
halted at the Duffern House, Centralia,
to get the inncrman supplied with a
little of 8 X. Some person or persons
went through their rig and took there-
from one of their prize ducks. After a
search for some tune the duck was
found, but nearly dead,
HAvlxGG suffered much from weak
lungs and colds, I could find nothingto
give me permanent relief till I used
Everest's Cough Syrup. S. B. Windsor,
Centralia P. 0.
He a
n
s .
ll
Lots of property ischangim .hon
at present, '
Messrs. G. &J. Petty are busy slrsjp-
ping Iambs just now.
Lots of grain is conal, into the ial<
age at present, : which makes ,thiegg
rather lively.
A� e
welcome to our village Mr, Olive
L. Petty, who will move here aboti,t the
first of .November"
The Oddfellows Hall is now nearing
completion,and will be opened. and (seas
ieeted shorty. Fnr«her I,trticelere
biter.
Mr, T Berry porch .st;d a "Joe (ale,"`
4 year old colt from Mr. T. Murdork.'nt
Tuesday, payingrherefor a h:u:dseese
sunk, 'Ibis speaks well .of eJou itelt'"
as a stook getter:,
Fanners in this . section shrilled be
more careful in killing their hogs.
Those killing should fast at least IS
hours beforekilling, and after aia'emiug.
should open theist right thrcar ees Irate.
throat to tail They should he ;Wowed
to hang over night,.aud not be hraughe
to market while warm. All farmers
acting on the ;*hove advice will find it.
to their nuttuel advantage.
Messrs, Geo, G. Petty* and J. Clarke
have exchanged; residences. ;kir. time
meted into Ids new playa on Tuesdey
Mr: Petty has disposed of Ills propetey
$ Mr. John lfotigbten. Mr, Thomas
Ballentyne, of Usborne, purchased friar
ltfcssrs. Brown and Beds -Word a tyre
story frame residence, fraying filmier
afairfigure.
The Hettsall Packing Hous, se
open for the s'arson. The firm w
again assume a change on. November
let, Mr Oliver Is Petty will be admit-
ted and the firnx will be known as Petty
Bros. The business will be extended
somewhat, and will he cnnduete'd on x
larger scale. The highest cads:p ee
will be paid for dressed bogs +t1 gee
Packing 'louse. We wish the fins.
every 81100023,
Nr' es
Mi .< E. Striltii his returned horn=
after a five wee las absence ht Londe*
and elsewhere.
Mrs. R;'Coultico Is at present leeme
elangerously ill, and very little hops.
are entertained of her reeovere
At the Court of Revision iteldbere'art
the 12111 dist., eight names were admit
to the, Township Voters' list by the
Reformers.
On the 22n1 lust., the Court of Reviles
ison for Dominion purposes will be be
herr, E. Sidney Smith, Revising Bar-
rister for South Perth, presiding.
Ilemesna.u.--0n Wednesday ere
ing, the. Oth inst., at the residence d
the bride's another, by Be.g*WilliamPenhall, Methodist Minister, Mr. E. .t.
Stoner, of Lobo, to Miss Ivaeades Zane,
youngest daughter of the late-Lawrela-
ce Bennett. The above event mat
place in the presence of a few of t1e
bride's friends. After the ceremony
was ended all sett down to a saniptiotag
wedding dinner and did envie juetioe
to the same. After dinner arfew hears
were spent in musical entertainmer
and pleasant conversation. On tke
following morning the happy eon*
left for an extended wedding ta=
through Michigan, where both the
bride -•and groom have near releti es
residing. We join their many friela
in wishing the happy couple a longs
happy and prosperous life together.
Around About Us.
Griffeth's woolen mill, Parkhill, wag
broken into on Tuesdey night of tale
week and. over $100 worth of goo&
werestolen by the burglers. Like tines
burglars of last year, no traces wege
left. But it is likely that the matt=
will rest here as a private detectiss
will be on duty here shortly, On tita
evening previous Mr. John Fountain.
was knocked down by a burglar
Harrison mill, adjoining Griffetfsts.
He noticed a light in the mill and +tea.
going in to see what caused it he claim
to have been struck heavily on tliie
head by the thief, who than escaped.
The Central hotel, Parkhill, was the
scene of a lively eneounter between
brave young man and a burg ular last
Thursday night. Mr. Holland, the baa -
tender, was awakened by- strange noose
about two o'clock in the morning and,
taking his revolver, he . went to the
stairway just' in time to see the 1a
glar crawling through the ' back sett
dow On asking the intruder who Ise
was, Holland was answered by a bu&.
let which passed very close to bis'hea+d
This shot was returned by Holiaaati.
when the burglar again fired the bele
let striking the wall close to the former
shot. Holland's second shot evidently
Struck the lean as blood -spots wenn
found on the window and ground s;sst-
side. ' The burglar mode his eseayta as
rapidly as possible and fortatnately for
him, Holland's revolver only contaiasce
two cartridges. No clule;has been Ass
tained of the burglar and his accm o-
plice.
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