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Great reduction in mems and boys summer
clothing at A. Frank Il Co.'S, the Peoples Cloth
iers, as NJ Frank leaves Cor the east in 10 days
to supcrintcnd the manufacture of the fall stock
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Everyone attending the races shold also attend
he great sale of boots and shoes at Child, Bros.
Il Phipp's. There you can always find what you
want 1t the lowest possible cgsh prices.
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The largest, finest and best stock Of hats in
the city, at prices lower than ever, at Spear *
Chlrvat'S n La Sale 81
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When in the city on the glorious ith, or any
other day call at Ebcrt's, 1876 Main street, for
candies, ice cream, cake, sc.
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Millinery Headquarters.

Selling out for the next - days IS have a
very large stock Of good, on hand.
MIS- /. HARPEE:,
49, Main street.
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Mo-. VI Surf,l X co. have commenced sell
Ing an their spring and summer clothing at Chi
cago Wholesale prices, and even less. Man
uJciur'ug their own clothing, enable them 10
-au u.air clothing at price. same as before the
usr. ". SIIEsTI * Co, white corner
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List of Patents.

The following Patents were issued from the
United states Patent Office to citizens Of Illinois
fre:n June %, 1874, 10 June 9th, 1874 Reported
for the FREE TRADER 10y Alexander ~ Mason,
Solicitors Of Patents. GJ5 Sy,cuth street, Wash
in-ton, ID. G.:
Doyctailng Machine--W +. Moody, Chicago.
PcrfOratin. Stamp--,Iohn Sswalt Chicago.
Drlw-bridge Ga;,-F. BaicT, Chicago.
Wire Basket. HarrOcks, Chicago.
Water Closct-ticorge e. stone, Chicr-H.
CUltiyator-W. VI Watson, Tonicl
Fcrrulr and Hook lur Whiifctrc----W stat
ling l. Prairie
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGs.-Thc temperance
people of Ottawa are far from accepting the de-
feat Of their effort to prevent the renewal OF the
liquor licenses by our city council as defeat, or
even set back Of the good cause. II is feather
in their cap that The chief reason given by the
friends of the liquor sellers against increasing the
licenses was, that the operations Of the temper
ancc fanatics" in Ottawa has 80 diminished the
patronage that they couldn't offered to pay
higher license.
A well attended meeting was held at the Court
House last Friday evening, and was addressed by
Rev f. BascOm, Mr.. Kilbournc, Il young law
student and others
ON Sunday afternoon Rev. J. p. Agcnbroad and
Rev. Jas. Baumc addressed large audience in
the Court House yard.
Another meeting of the League" was held at
the Court House on Thursday evening, but for
some reason the speakers relied on failed to ap-
pear and nothing was done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

PAsrURAcE-Fourh hundred acres Of the best
Of rasturag,. with fine water in abundance. Can
accommodate lOo head of stock. Terms, $3.50
Nor head De- month l.. p. MARSH
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PERsoyAI--We were pleased 10 see in town on
yesterday Mr.. Lacy, formerly salesman at Scott,
Houtz Il Co.'S in this city, now of Bloomin ,:on.
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cut stone, for sideSalks,, buildings, walls, X.
He has full stock Of common stone, beside :
Vermont marble, and is prepared 10 put up mon
Umsnts, tOombstonc,, d.
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T;m., T;m.,, Tjme,,,

lbs. 1:s5 30, 200, 2lO, 80, go This is not
the time of the races, but the prices which you
can buy ladies serge work at Child Bros. &
Phipps'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Bucchcnstcin, on Madison street, few doors
west Of Chestnut st. opposite ". II. Hulls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Another lot of those fine Otter belly ounce
hats just received at Spear u Chsryats, - Ii
Sale street
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STRAW GOODs.-Hull 81 Bartclls are selling
straw goods at cost. Just remember this when
you want anything in that line
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Latest STYLES Of Hacks, Carriages sHd Buggies.

Tie ladies of st. Andrews Episcopal Church,
Farm Ridge, will give a raspberry festival on the
grounds OF the parsonage, on Wednesday eve.
ming OF next week, July sth. All arc cordially
invited
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If you would laugh and grow fat, hear Bishop,
the great comedian, this afternoon and evening.
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Agent wanted, 10 canvass for fast selling
book. Address drawer 100, Ottawa, Ills.
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send your orders for those large buggy um
brcIlas to \. Frank x Co., the Peoples Clother5
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Dolly Warden coats are selling fast at - cts. at
the Square Dealing clothing house of ". stcfel
& Co., White Corner
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NJ. Sicfcl IL Co, White Corner, have made i'm.
mcnsc preparations to furnish the people Of OF
tawa and surrounding country with their cloth.
ing, hats, caps. trunks and gcntlcmen'S furnish.
Ing goods during and after the horse fair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Ebcr; doo. not raise his lemons in Illinois and
claims tina he can gisc better satisfaction than
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

The Little Granger is the best cigar in the bus
ineS>-sod at retail by all the best cigar dealers
in the country; manufactured by Williamson Il
Kellogg
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Farmers, please observe that We have q full stoch,
Of -ckes, knives sections, riyets and sickle han
dies for al the rcaQcrs and mowers used in this
country, at bottom prices and OF the finest q,ill.
ity' ?. u. SwEETsEa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

The coolest, neatcst and most stylish hat. are
TO be found at Spear & Charvat's hat store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

than any other buggy umbrella in the city, at NJ
StiCicl * Cos.
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FORENOON RACES.

Those in attendance upon the races, will be
glad to learn that something extra in the way of
capital running will take place at the grounds
this morning. In the forenoon at 9:30 a pacing
race between Jch Davis, owned by j. l.. Grove
of Ottawa and Seal Skin, owned by \. W. Allen
OF Oscaloosa, the former horse to saddle, and the
latter to harness.
\ trotting race ut ~ o'clock H. m. by West
STAIRS, Davenport, " Sam Sharpcy,' \. W. Al
lens, tuscaloosa, Capt. Jack" and J. j.. Wilson's
4" West Liberty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Initial Stationery the latcs; and most popular
stylcs. q. O.mJa - Hapcmiu's.
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Ten thousand d..n-s q ice crean viii cake,
berries amp lemonade g. match. ready 10 PC
-- "a Of Henry Na.tacr'-
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Child. Bro. & Phipp's have few pair, .,ft %;
those ladies' hid foxcd Pol 81 ST..
Try pair Of them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Just received a new lot OF fne white vests, by
N. >ti.fcl y Co. 81 hiic corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

Henry Walthcr has a dinner for al a: thc fair
grounds in his biz dining room in Floral Hall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

For bargains in clothing call end sc the pop
ular clothiers, A. Frank X Co.
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Ho for the Raeesl Go a; any time. You can
get breakfast, dinner and sapper a: Henry Wal.
Tiers tables, IN Floral hall.
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Peanuts! Peanuts! by tn pint or barrel, at
Henry Waitbcr's
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The Fountain Touacco-ihc l.,' ,a--il---,-1
he'd ~ smith, Rising * Cos
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STONE QuAERY-Nr. +. Beuaet: Is running
the Mcpherson stone quarry, short distance
wcs. % the city limits and turns oG: all sorts 81
,tIt .tnn- fnr h--iIL---, m NM cLlllr. e..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-04

The finest lot Of Panama and Leghom nats in
10. city 20 Spear * Ch1rvat'-, - l. sale -
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it you will chen tobacco, u-c ths Fountain.
a: smith, Rising Il Co's-thc best ia the mai,,'
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The Only good cigar is the Little Granger.
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The re-; Clie--5 lager hoc-. c.-a--, *. %
wa, ca hand II t-.leav >,-c--.',. 10 Min -.
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:'o,r- u collars for -5c:s AZ TIE square deal
ing ,iothil hou-c 9f " s,il:cl * Co., white
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oPACL.
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,

RATES OF ADVERTISING
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Prices Of straw goods greatly reduced at Spear
4 CIarvats, - Ia sale -
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Ottawa Post ORite.
I nSINl AND ARRIVAL OF MAIIA.

Ofice opens NJ : A M and closes At 73aPN.
hCr!l l. 1874. J.R. CAMERON, p. n.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad,
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o. SCOTT, BROS. { co.
their Great Cheap Sale throughout this week. off
New Attractions every day.


New Attractions day.
MONDAY will place sale a large ,ne Dress Goods from -, TO m worth
July 9th. also looG5
TUESDAY, We will place sale "a large LOT Of Scotch c r , . ~
July 9TH. peymd oofbe Gia zee " ~
We place sale our entire stock OF poues p lawns Swiss Mus
July 9Th. Gins Victoria and Iavusa aaufe
THURSDAY We place on sale large stock of Ladies' Underwear and sutx A. v
July 9th Produced prices Say
FRIDAY. place on sale lot Wool caers coroe leans, p+ Linens
July 10th, up c Cots 5 up jeans 5c p
SATURDAY, place on sale our en, stock of Lace Go-se Points Lace
&c At prices
o * o Carpets Pr@s
SCOTT RRos az. Co
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The attendance was thin and dirt thick. We
remained to sec but one race, and that was u
running race for purse of $50, mile and repeat
for three year old horses. The horses that ran
were "Oliyer twist" of Tonica, "Flornc" Of
Lowell, Mich, and "Wral, " of Monticello, Ills
First heat, won by Wral in ;53. Oliver Twist
ID Second, won by Wral in l:53. Florinc dis
tauCcl
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,budrcE', uocl suits At NJ, s,,e,el & Co., white
corner.
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S,aokc the Little Guuge-.
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Buy the Little Granger,
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The races at Riverside driving park, began on
Wednesday last. The attendance was small.

The races at Riverside driving park, began on
Wednesday last. The attendance was small.
WEDNESDAY.
The first was $40 race. ) entries and 3
started, as follows: Captain Jack, owned by A.
W. Allen Kitty Stratton, X. Porter; Wild Oats
p. A. Austin, all of Iowa. Wild Oats won in
three straight heats Time, 49,, 1884 and
2:3i. Captain Jack second money and Stratton
third.
Second race, 2:3,2 race. Tom Wondor, en-.
tered by'D. w. Mattocks, Peru, ILL.,; Observer, by
j, W, Jacobs, Plano; Whalebone, Geo Lathrop,
Davenport, Iowa. First heat won by Observer;
time 2:Sl]5 Wonder second, Whalcbonc third.
The next three heats and race won by Wonder;
time, s;27, 2:3O9i, 2:99l4.
Third race, a three minute race eight entered,
as follows: Iowa Maid, entered by y. Smith,
Joliet H.; Frank Allison byJ. W. Jacobs, Piano :;
Sam Sharply, by West Starr, Davenport, Iowa
Daniel Boone, j. Bullock, Aurora; Alex, by w.
T. Dingle, Joliet; West Liberty, by j. l.. Wilson
Tom c., A. J. Gardner, Seneca. Iowa Maid took
The race in three straight heats. Time, 2:40
2:3S}l, ass. Allison second money and Sam
Sharply third.
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The attendance on Thursday, though some
smaller than was expected, was sufficient inan-
cially to crafty the officers and place the money
question safe.
The first race was for go horses, for purse
of 5000. There were seven horses entered. The
winner was Alex, entered by W.. T. Dinglc Of
Joliet, beating" Sorrel Tom," of Lockport, who
was second, and diotancng the others Best
time of winner GAS,
The next was $50 race, To- $3.50 Six entries.
Capt. Jack" of Oscaoosa, Iowa, won in three
straight heats. Best time 2:4O.
The third Wu' pacing race for $40. en-
tries. Fred Wormicy won the first heat in 20
Seal Skin won the next three heats and race
Time, ISL, 2;30l4, 30? Fred Wormlcy is owned
by +. X. Wormlcy, of Mendoza. Seal Skin is
owned by A. W. Allen, tuscaloosa, Iowa.
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Ilw..2w.lM. IN. MON. ~.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-17
COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBrand & Son

TMkE pleasure in calling th.attentiyn
1 oi the nubiic to an examination Of
DlSE, con sistins Of Pisnos, Church and
farlor Organs: Melodeons, Yiolins. Gui-
tars, Dsnjos, Flutes. Accordeona, Brass
and Silver Band Instruments Of ali kinds
Also, sheet Music and Instrnction Books
Tor ovcry class OF Musical Instruments on
hand at all times. We are Sole Agents for
the State OF Sontl Carolina OF Estcy 4 Co. -
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music 3 ent by
mail. post paid, On receipt o ( price; and all
kinds OF Musical Goods cent by Express,
when ordered. to any pnrt of the State.
marked Q. 0. D. Good Second hand vi
AMOS and Organs for sale cheap. for cash
pianos, Orgnns and Melodeons Tuned aud
Repaired in a satisfactory manner; and
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moving and Shipping Planes tor othei par
prices.
Allorders promptly attended t o and sat
istaction guaranteed to those favoripg Ms
with their patronage. Send for our cata-
!oTuo q Sheet mus sieand Musica ] NJ ercb an
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7? LET ~ THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES T'O !SEiT TIE TIMES.

N'!-"otm' :rcm :3pcr month upwards;
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LawI'r,' Offices from 81 per month upwards.
WATER, HAS, WATER CLOSETS, WOOD
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inside tie building. No J1t: roonas, all!
fronting IN tie street. Good ventilation. A
Janitor il! Charge Of the bui!lir.. Apply ts
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Advertisement Of Trustee.

In the Matter .! the Citizens SAVING Bank
OF South Carolina. bankrupt IN Bank.
ruptcy.
lTNilSi. to give notice that hv IN ndtnture
4 eeHrina date the 10Th January, ono thou.
tknd ei&ht hundred and seyen:y..our. the
Ciu%ens Savings Bank, e! Sout! Carolina,
ertate and elects wlateoevcr to mo as Trus-
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OF Congress entitled IAN Act to establish s
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout
tic United Statcs." approved March ID, 1867
Dated at Columbia this fourth day Of April,
A. d. 1874. J.FlSHER, Trustee.
Aprl12 NC
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Mr.. Sharp. conductor On the Macon
and Brunswick Railroad, was killed on
Tuesday. by pcipE run over by his
train. lie was arranging the bell lire,
and in passing from one chr to another
fell between and was run over.
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Breakfast Bacon,

pCFFALOTONGCES MESS SMACKEREL.
ID LEAF LARD, PIGS FEEr, for aale lou
by HOPE d GYLES.
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INSURANCE.

HAVING resigned the agency OF th..
IL Southern Life Insurance Company, We
have connected ourselv,s with the
Cotton States Life Insurance COMPANY
OF MACON. GEORGIA..
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JUST PUBLISHED:
MUSICAL STANDARD

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VIOLIN ADJUSTMENTS, Sl.50.
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Two booas by Sep Winner. They are rot
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MUSICAL FLOWERS (,

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Coughs Colds. 1foarseness. aLl save you
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Tie bes; place is always tho cheare,t
hc who cuIe- you Al, kinds Of good MEDI.
CISES at HEiNiTSE'S DRUG STORE,
Sc:t: 20 Opposite lTtrSIy Oarc
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A Letter to E. II. Heinitsh. Colurable
4 MOTHER W. WONDERTULC CURE! I.avc
N been afflicted with Rheumatic for the
last eighteen months, entirely helpless.
have tried your QUEENS DELIGHT, and
benefit from it. 1 can recommend IL Rs an
invaluable remedy to thoae afflicted.
March 19t II. D.
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VOLUME X-NUMBER 49,
New Books at Bryan's Bookstore

New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.
EUROPE Seen Thr oosh American Specta..
~ cles-by Editor OF Baltimore Aaerican.
Autobiography and Memoir Of Rev. Dr..
Guthrie; very interesting and amuhing vc-
lume. 81 60.
Pen-Pictures CT Europe-by EIizabe Ii
Peake, with Platee.
Willow Brook-by the author OF s'Wide,
Wide World" sl25
English Psychology-by Ribot. $1.5e.
Mr. Alcott's School. 81 50.
Yesterday with Authore-by Fields. 81. GO.
The Conservation o. Energy-by Balfour.
DR.. hohbrausch ON Physical Measure
monts. 81 so.
Helps to Holy Lent. sI.25. And other
new Books. Also, variety Of new NOVELS,
by popular authors. cheap. March q
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HOPE & GYLEs

HOPE & GYLES
uAVE for sale
HI 800 bushels OATS,
1000 bushels BRAN,
2.0c0 bushels SHORTS.
ALSO.
Fresh Saur kraut and Milco I.cat.
100 boxes Raisins, 80 halt-hoxts Hais!,s,
25 quarter.boxes Raieins.
80 drums Smyrna Figs,
Dcssicatcd Cocoanut,
100 pounds Sc edless Naisiup,
500 Heads Of Cabbage.
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Hay! Hay!! Hav..!

NZyN THE SOUTHERN wAErHoryE
liEG&si siJOMrANY hae always on hand ;Et,
A------a-. largest etock of Hay in Columbia.
comprising boil. Ea-toin and Western,
which viii! be delivered an!wntre IN tho
city, iree OF charge io- drayaee, and at ,hc
very lowest rates
Our faciiitics FOR purclasin and handling
are sucli as tc.cnabic liz t o compel aucceps.
fully with any other house. ana parties in
need will do well TO give II. rall before
purchasing elsewhere, for ,ce canno. be nn.
dersOd.
Particular attention il called 20 orr stock
OF Eastern HAY, which is :he best IN tic
market. Nave emo
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". .. JtTH NNU.', :, Il. OBEAK,
Prcs:ccL:. Secretary.
Capital ........ ............. $500 00i,
state Deposlis.. ................... 159 0gu
The Company issnos polic:ts IN both .he
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving Is
on-participatipg policy bolders the advan,.
age OF premiums LLss by twenty per cert.
than mutual rates.
1t will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF the
state, and will contract with said Boards .o
invest In SAID cities seventy per cent. Ct
rct premiums taken there, thus maxi
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this etaunch
Southern Company 70 our friends and the
pubic, ard ttepeai :- continuance OF kind
patronage heretofore txtended to us.
BLACK g. WAXING,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active ana reliable caIvaeeers wanted With
wi!"n W. will maAe liberal contracts.
Fb 2! 3mo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

RENO. July 14.-For some time past
this town has been infested with n gang
Of burglars, who have broken in and
robbed a number Of places, including
Chamberlain's Hotel, the Lake House,
and Chambers saloon. About3 o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Elliott, proprietor OF
the Capita Hotel, noticed four men who
acted suspiciously, hanging around his
place. He arranged with Deputy sher-
III Hutton that he would 60 down the
lane back OF Commercial street, and net
drunk-Hutton to proceed from the
other end and come to his assistance.
Elliott had only got into the lane when
he was espied by his men. who said,
Here's a drunk; let's roll him." and
at once started for him. Elliott drew
his pistol and showed fight, when two Of
the robbers also drew pistols, n SHOW
ing a pistol right in Elliott's face and
discharging it, but Elliot threw up his
hand knocking the pistol up, and the
ball glanced along the top Of his head,
cutting a very ugly cash. The Others
then commenced beating Elliott over the
head With a pistol, cutting him up very
badly. In the meantime Elliott had got
in fighting order, and shot n through
the chest and again through the leg,
bringing him to the ground and captur-
ing a second. when the other two made
of. Through q misunderstanding Hut
ton did not arrive on tho ground till all
was over. Under Sheriff Kinkead. who
was then notified. at once started after
the escapes on foot, leaving the other
officers to follow with his horse. AZ HUFF
takers he found they had taken breakfast
and proceeded south about 10 minutes
ahead Of him. At the crossing Of Steam
boat creek he overlook them, called on
them to surrender, when they both drew
pistols and showed fight. Kinkead called
upon them several times to throw down
their arms TO no effect. He then fired q
shotgun loaded with buckshot, several
shot passing clear through his man, who
dropped. The other then surrendered.
Tho officers coming up, q wagon was
procured and both men brought to town.
one lodged in Jail and the wounded man
taken to the Hospital. DR.. Bergman
says he Is dangerously wounded, and
there is little hope for him. The one
shot by Elliott is seriously but not dan
gcrously wounded. Tho names OF the
parties were not ascertained. They are
strangers here. Apistol taken from the
Lake House was found in possession OF
one the men. There has been great excite
ment here, and as il is known that 9TH
ers Of the gang still remain in town, 1t Is
seriously talked Of organizing q protec-
tive society TO drive them away.