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The @iiss4Is BANKER.

Air. Byron Gamidge arrived this
morning from Mason City Iowa. and
went up with KDber; Cullen to Osino a.
eonddct the search for the body OF T.
G EnIalev, the Mason City banker
On last Sunday morning Mr Emslry
teleSraPehd from lao TO Mr. Denuison
s'INhtsr o! his bank, to come after him
nnt as 1t Tas impossible for NIr. Damn.
son I" leave he dispatched Nlr. Gam
idSe by the next train. This. together
"ith lLe fact that Mr.. Einsley hsd pre.
-t.1 Co.
80 prose- d 10
NE ahottsF baum r hasfsy A.
SfbdSl GWgSapned the loss OF his peck
ct book siA orders to pay no DRIFTS or
checks with his signIture, would indi-
cate that lac anticipate | something we
know not What. As the unfortunate
man left the train IN Sunday night and
his clothes we e nat foua! until Tues
day morning, it is prohnbl" that he left
the train here and wandered about until
Monday night.
Mr. Gamidgc states hat Mr.. Emslay
was II man Of wealth. being worth some-
thing like 800, 600, uniucu inferred b,
Indebtedness, and the only theory fol
his rash net is that it was committed du
ring a temporary alteration Oi mint
probably saperinduccd by a too free H.,
OF liquor, as he was somewhat addicted
to the habit.
The search for the body will be vigor
ously prosecuted until it is found, o
until no further hope Of success cun b,
entertained. We hope for the sake o
his family aud friends thnt tn" myster,
OF his sudden disappearance may BE-
satisfactorily solved.
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4 Brave OLD MAN.

The spectaole'uf The aged English
Premier aguin entering the lists To give
battle to tbs enemies Of just Govern.
ment for an EDglish Dependency is one
Hcil calculated 10 elevate that self sac.
rihSing $ ntesuan stDi higher, II posi-.
bic. In the este en- Of every lair and
right mindc person who has ever felt
mn interest in ID political we'll being Of
the people Of a civilized country. IL
his manifest too tho electors Of Midlotb-
iani just issued, Nr Gladstone gives ut.
terauce to the following noble senr
meDts:
"ln consequence Of the defeat Of the bill
for the better GUyeTnneTI VI Ireland
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The vancouver Fize.

On last Sandy the town o. Y,ucru.
yer. the terminal point 0: tue Canadian
Pacific R~ti!"ay. was totally DESTROYED
by iEe, Ivy which hundreds of fannie,
are left without shelter anil a number o,
lives lost. Up to 10 o'clock a. ". Mon
day nine bodies. some Of which wrre
beyond recognition, mad been found.
The Remains were laid il All Clubhouse
near False Creek bridge. There Is
some uncertainty about the rxu,; num-
Der already found, as IN some cas,s I.
hnniful Of cLaurd bones we're tie ou.y
Indication OF human life being lost.
OMe OF the senTchrrs sta'rd that h..
Thought the unmLcr could ~tTuthfully b,
estimated at twelve. The general sru.
nmeLt Of the people a. r. al 10 Lc Ole
OF hopefulncss and determination at
once to begin the reconstruction of the
city. Some have already got builIinp
material on the ground. The sympathy
OF tue people Of New Westminster VA.
practically exhibited 10y the arrival At
the sight Of the Ore on Sunday nigh! n
ne report of the death E5f TE1i-
'oyd who, as-SsFas sfferu. Il
tnree ~ngon loads Of provisions. The
Iiayor OF Toronto on Monday tran nit
ted 10y telegraph 81 900 for the relief Of
the sufferers by the fire.
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Eua<zrrI NsSSy-

o. Jas ICta " L ncalrSa.so.
Ct Rev Dr. nOvPSs. Pastor Q. ~,
SeoSt Pre>sytsrAs CAEreh a, kXn>.s
Sfy. Ne took - ~ tie S,zs.ru;
H0a-S NsS Yak TAozp>ou. ~hs
Sas@ HsAS - Ess. S4s sNSapNused
~ H. ~Ete- Arse yeUs IL jzalos- o.
I=v>tSy s:;s.aS1a the LgsG oAs b-U
go ing from f&-lE rS0a. lie Iii h,y
@Pf-Arvi an upPei. Al after -
PvAi-d la-5oS:EG ears - oS:.n
>p0cse ezrPerisr ~2s - a-oura Ana
lie t'cs forced ogea. Tuonp~ou aud
L. sic Nv sll= Ry Sl= o. the -
Mrs. huzuP~1a had hsa .bo: N th-
back 81 til had All VA GvIug when
;ae attendant eE;e.ei. TLomp>,u
o5G~=gzs Tor = uom,r; Apd ri,.
= ocSu- Z seui fog. IL Thouuoa
AAc1 NAsA revolver. There sefe Lul-
let Ae.vs - ais had sai br-a>, be: ~,
~ueoeszaly fatal. Al ~z2bui-aa. "a,
svui !"E, tCI before i. srrv-i The uo-
1-1 - &v4L Ea-Ee are :-z.l:zsuau.
that The pNIE Sere on t--is uei4iyr
Kong. and the inscription INSIDE hr-
n1s iad-euas ;h-i they had t.ern mar.
E~i o. June ~. The JeI! kuub in the
rsoa 49, bio +iy, indicating Ihs, to
HECsuus AS LJ-e te.gIe the De-. -.
rIu-.
Wla; brOacht aboa; the tr,s.sr re-
nlAiHs a mysi-ry. The mos; If c.i,u.
ate Il LiigGs ssrned 10 eI.si between
The pair. G-zr,I=,v. the bnd-. u
raiaer pretty ~.ta dark complexion
Her Parents live IL Nss YU.z CIV and
are ~e.l TODD. Thompson MS len il
Ne" York for a. yeas attending t.,
College o: Physician, aud Sar.-on,
HE theyEy al Kansas Ciry Is ,u.,
Thompson lad beru c.AuIesuue!y faaI-
ned aud for Oh reason. fearing 10
lace tie consequence. Gri .u4ir.rd =
rex an esca:e Father than T. IL e, Ia,
i'tLer. TaOm!.on Lad for some time
been Engaged TO the yuUGg Lady. who
moved III the bet social c.rc e, Of Ka..
Sas City. aai the so TRAGEDY Sil
doubles, Gauss = SENSATION when j, be.
comes known.
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, MiniS--y As -inSd Hsi h.- NJ
S=Si! SEs PlsEsd to srReGso -. SsNS-
iEtlSs o: P1Eli@esi dor . SziSoa
tse Nation o; TIE gr.vez .Da lie
Slss th- supa,s issRs tat has hen
ssSaItiet u !; ca kHE e c-uiary. his
oaiy A~s~- Of; tbe srE,iiy O. this issr-
ID Ct ratas- Be =; = PeaoI oi lie
sLsh EAtz-s en=s Alual far rrfS< -
~~k alter SfGRg IL thir.esa Pzr!.-
Seni~ ss=i - tk= tour;..uik. .ua
~1iA this Uss 20 SSaI I'D 49, sal
tie tks boaOE Of yozr eoas8ru1
Isere - tie p!In % The Gavrnn,n;
E1a ik-Es i lLr pan Oi LsrI SaH,r
Or plan Is that Ireland sAsu!A. uu
vel 'UaStsrel eua1isU-S taESar; ~
"-n G--H" Hs Plzu /, 10 al Par
iHzeni 10 rsnsw tie requisite Laws .pd
s4Sf~ THEN resIut-Iy for ,srr,y
Years ~ the ed %: skirh tin. he
sure = II land ~il t. 3, to aee, 2; =
s0'r-um-Ha II the szy .! loeL sor--
HsEL LII &c L.! vazr.
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Taxing PIT en- the Borders.

Boarding House Nj .,r-s,-J4n-. 90
night down to the marx t, thi, instant,
anu order me ten sIIaGe i-cAcs Of r!e-
phnut II ak.
Jhms-Good gracions, mum, aud
phw"t's got into ycz nov?
BVard.ng-iIouse Nitrrss-Dop't
Stand there asking foolish questions.
Jane, but 30 right aloas anil 10 4s /
tell you. I've just been reading one Of
Du CLaillu's books, and Le SAYS that
rlrphan' steak is so permanent that IT
takea half an hour to eat a square inch
Ofit.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.

Past experience has demonstrated ,b.
truth Of the axiom that '.Hnu-.ty il ,bs
best policy" ia business as we'll ~ in
pnYni" life; and nctuntrd bv this prIiry
! shall IN the future as in the pnst ken
constantly on hand a full supply Il fresh
and desirable
GE""EHrEs Ann Provision
OF the best quality. suitable 10 the re-
t"'f'W"htN 81 my customers. which will
w S"'h NJ IN" lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
IL - WEI! known that a lnr,c nnnunt
"f money IL annually sent from Elkn
comfy IN payment for goods purchased
abroad, u ia some measure to comm
teTact these foreign purchases ] hay. -r-
Gently added to- my stock a veil neI.et-d
and desirable line Of
Eoors AND SHoEs
which / gnaraAtee tesell at =. sv o..
Gres ns the same qualify az goods can bs
purchased riSrS heTe. Transportation
added. with the niVantAgs Of having nn
opportunity u examine the goods be-
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
To tr just ns represented.
With sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage extended in tho
past. and soliciting "a continuance OF tho
saIue III the future, | am,
Respectfully.
limAM CuAsE'
Elko. Oct. Jlst. 1855.
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Fairs Generosity.

In reply Ia q letter from the Finance
Committee appointed to solicit sub.
Scriptions for defInying the expenses OF
celebrating the Fourth Of July nj Car.
son, Senator Fair wrote az follows:
Gentlemen: have your esteemed
communication Of May 22d. and take
much r'cnsure in inclosing you II
DRAFT for 300 towards tho expenses Of
u National Anniversary" Mt Cursor
City. beg also TO tend ? my thanks
to you for your kind invitation TO be
present, and ] hope to lie able To avail
myself Of this opportunity to meet many
old and valued friends. Wishing your
Committee much success. | have
the honor to be, Yours very iru.
Iy, JANIS q. Fam.
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President Cleveland has but Just GOT
away from the newspaper men. when
the high aud mighty Moth American
lu~.nrrhund step la aud vote Tor the all
oi'tiou "t hi, OiHce. Cleveland turned
the tables on the reporter, 10y giving
them ~ff!. Il he will st up some
w"inrF "Irst aud hiuberg r. auI "a Neg
OF Chiras' be-. r., the aforesaid bund
NY EcesnNil"r the matter md let the
Americans have something t, say.
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A Dead Kirg.

Ludwig, who wn- recently dcposcd
I o u the Baynrnn trrol, committed 81
iciie at 6 o'clock sunday rvcmin {. lie
bad gone ont for u promenade in the
Park Of Btrk Ca tie, accompanied 10y
DR.. Gidden. his physician. Tue King
suddenly threw himself into Stnin6crg
Lake. and was drowned. The phySi-
clan jumped into the water to Rescue
the King. and was also drowned.
The watch worn 10y Ike King, aud which
was on his person when his cor $50 was
recovered. had stopped at G:jl. At 10
O'Clock next morning the generals of
the BIynrinn hrrny met and took the
oath Of allegiance to King Ludwig's
brother Otto. who 1T once assumed the
title Of King, under tue ndme Of OF.
10 |.
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TIE Puritan wins.

PoH H4uilioa dispatch gives an
Ee7O"ni o: the grvas yacht Eaoe, As fol.
l0~s: The Puai4U pss~.d here sh-ad
u any o;her big SO p 1t Has. tn Pm.
rsih ct llIs and the AtlzL;:c Al III 81
The Puritan Aal gained il the ,,art.
The Atlantic AMI Priscilla remained H.
H"oGt ther sn c p sItous. The Turu,
~as a. ming e. the Oracle. 4; 1875
tn IEeI' rounded tae stake boa, Of
Sandy Hook AT bIpy uy :, first. She
49, eius-Iy f,liowed By tie Puritan.
~ho turn 4 thirty >rcJul, later. The
Puritan passed the TLe,is near the Hook
and passed buoy No. ; at I0:il p IL.
tue IAetis at lI:iI-}J, the A,..a,i, II
1912. and the Priscilla at 1919.
The Puritan rounded the Sco,l,rI
light ship 1t /: ;. auI ,t.od for tie
Sandy Hook IigAtship, The Atlantic
turned tie Scotland Ii.L;ship at l.IG.
the Pri,eilIa. at lis, uui tie Gray.ia.
al I:Is-Jy.
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WpnGeTfuli

The Virginia Rife Asso iation made
ZIG bullscyca out Of l20 shots at the
200 yuIh IN. get on Sunday. not With.
standing the GOODNESS Of the weathert-
Enter rise.
Great guns! Wonder what they
won'd have done II the weather mad
been warm. From the above it Is pre-.
sumrd that eight men made II clean 90,
and the other four - out Of u possible
6O.-I Carson Tribune.
This is pcrhnp4 done "n tho same
principal that some t]elrIcs employ When
they mark their pm lie lOj per cent. on
general average A. the end of the month
We hnyc seen such reports. bn. always
conidcr Il It n bright child that could
score lOj ont Of u pustiUlu 100.
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Obnoxious

The United States Consul at Base.
Switzerland, writes to the Depnrtu eut
Of Stale that tie Swiss Government il
becoming scrions'y alarmed at the eren,
number Of Convert TIL Mormon Church
is making among the women Of that re-
public. lie says the Mormon mission.
aries have been working in that field
for years. They have established mis-.
sion schools and are educating their
children by the hundreds ia the doc
trines OF the Mormon Cnnrch. Tn,
Swiss authorities haze written 10 their
Minister at Washington. ASKING him 10
inquire of Secretary Bayard II thi, Gov.
will regard il n an u~ufricndly
net on their pant II tIcy shall break up
the schools aud drive tie Mormon mis-.
sIOnaries out OF the country.
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ElKO WHITE Il Dor uUhO3Y

Having secured the scrvicca oi n thor.
ough and competent Luuudrymnn late
OF the san Francisco Laundry, aud also
Of Contra Costa Ltunlry, ,klnnd, I
nm now pr pared to d" laundry work
in the best ma nrr, aud ut reasonable
prices. Special orders executed in II
few hours notice. I solicit n fnir
share Of pubic patronage fron the citl.
lcus Of Flko.
IT, Two doors west Of the Gem.
j. SIMrsuN.
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New Goodsi Now stylegl

] have just received my samples for
Spring and Summer suits. and L,yir,
nude 81 eciol arrangements am now AHA
to mike clothes To order chonurr tb,n
ever. None can compete with mo i'm
prices ~ y"n want n nice SUIT. don't
delay. Remember. perfect III gIar,n.
tcca. NJ III. no pig.
ii. REISulRr.
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osI1.AE x;1s.

Bishop Daksn-I. OF tie Dioc~ Of
OtA-A. has is led . t~irralsr deuo=ue-
ing tss Haixh;s Of Labor and
C-fsoi'es sgiEa ianins thea
The rvPO1 Of The Hvo- ConEitte-
On Fob4Ie Lads poSzR-us.s coseu.-
nee II tie Senate an. Id seu;, 70 ,Ar
A'iznii~ and P4ese Lad ForE.irrr
INN The rrpou s.s Aaeea - .-d tss
aGenaneEi cOsearni n
Toe Carson Tribune ..r.: Jpss-
" IL Of E~n-rIGa. Captain Joka: Z.
Ai+hAodsr Of WASAa aud Il. Z. Bar
the OF ornshy. vii Be candidates L.
fore tia BE Iuilis.n Site COuvsariop
for Auorn-y-GersrLL
In The y RIB Of IrelAni u. c..soie,.
are nrtAAiztias on tie orEHsen-n by
counter rotng As-HiIias Proi-s;ar;>
and their d~I.inss- vi AL forms o.
bi.o'Ty that u a relglyas natuss Is tie
mo-; iHtoleralt.
One Of tho4 dn.aisi ..N-rssr
las !aS Tisiis1 C-litorzi. Hsain. A
csiHEa dispatch kay .Fvr ,hr-
days = nSlvni north Eindhis prevailed
doing gr-st damage 10 the rpeuiug cr.ia.
Tie loSs Of Shszi sloDe ID ikis cunt.
IL eStini ed At about 10000
Qaeen Victoria mas offered Come De
Pans. during kis exile from Franz uu-
DER the tsrDs Of the expulsion ball. the
uss u! GAIsnOunI Caste. where LOU,
Philippe found home. and zh=ss a,
died Conits De Pans declined Ia.
QoeeH's offer On the ground that L.
does not intend 70 reside il England
permanently.
4 St Johns dispatch of the 18th
ssys: Views comes from 81. George.
Bay Of the lOss Of a fishing schooner and
~! On board near Seal Rock. The yes-
Eel was heading for land, when ne uas
struck by an Of-shore squ4;l. which
eAri-d away her uDreefel sails, when
she k-eIed aver aud sank immediately.
Warrants we're issued at St. Lruis
Monday for the arrest Of for;y-seyru
Knight Of labor. the most prUuin.n,
beng Chief Advocate NcGarry and Sec
Trtsry Nolan. Of District No. 1850. for
conspiracy TO destroy Iailrcad tracks. |
Turntables, switches. etc, Of the ILis |
SCUM P1cifc .RaIlruad Company. The
company express a determination Ia
push their CAses 10 tie cgd.
A vail Of distress cDmts from Vancou- |
yer. b. q. announcing that place to be
IL Ashes,aHd that three thousand peo.
pie are honelessin consequence. The
appeal for b Up will each the ears nnd
touch the hearts Of tn. generous people
Of Caiiforuia, aud by this time, doubt.
less. steps nave been taken for the r..
q Of these distressed P, opIe.
Adrices Of the 10th instant are a.
follow:
Gen. Scott notified the pary commits
ioner to-day that the United States
troops, guarding the tomb Of General |
Grant at Riverside would be removed
or Juue 30.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IIASD orucr, FrrrR.. Wv.

IASD oTTiCE, EurERA. NIv.I
JuHs .. iSsG.
NOTICE. - uTuTnT GiyES that III" fnll"wIug
named settler hiss fed notice uf his intention
I" make hnhi proof In support ~ his clam. and
that 'hid proof will he msdc before Tho District
Jrha" u Elb" county. NJ Flto. Ncvad., ur
SATURDAY. JuLT TWuTr.FiRSr. IssG. viz.
Adiiiiou,i Homestead Application 40. ~.
william r. Crane. Tor tho ". : Of y. ".
~ Section ~. rownship -. North, Range
So, Essi VI. -. ".
10 nNmcs u" following witnesses 10 rrnve
BE continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of. said land via.
W. W. Rogers, u Eito, Naval,
hooI Crane. Of souih FORK. "
A. ". lIesson. Of EIlo. -
e.. ". Oyermsn Of -
=. u. u~rSoELEr. Register.
6.it3Od.
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For all kinds Of collar and gnddIe
sores, u IJrscnUI's uuiyclsh O..I
IUcDL
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A complete assortment Of inc fishing
tackle Al MulluT's,
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jFE4ilsEE; Or THESE HcssE;
W o.

TERMS or SALE: One.fontth
cash. ono.hnlf Of bnLtrce IN Fail Of 1876
other half. Fail Of 1887. Intending
b"ycrs will do well to compare oar
prices with Eastern dealers. Oar
hn.t"rn firm having u mnn IN Franco
to buy. aud one IN Illinois to bny
Grads. We defy competition.
visitors welcome to cali and ttsmIoe nm,
stock.
ILLINOIS NORMAN HORSE COMPANY
J.. {, HARDY
MANAGER.
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. DIR. j. A. McDoDHld, on trial in San
FHnciseo for the killing of David Mish
has just been acquitted by tile jury.
A icordius 70 the testimony alIuced
the verdict is n just one.
News just received at Sog,leI stntes
TINT the APHches captured Slnto Sa-
lauo in oro Blanco Canyon. three miles
south Of NoSHles Saturday, tied him to
tree and hacked bin to death with
knives.
On motion Of Mr. ThIockmorton, OF
Texas, the $ senate bill waa passed
authorizing the Dennisou aud Wichita
Railroad Company to construct Il road
through che Indian Toni Dry.
Tho large provision and pork-pNcking
house OF Sperry Il BrrveS, at Long
Wharf, New York. took FIRE thus morn
ing and is still burning. Loss about
S4O0,00O, covered by insurance.
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LOST.
srRAYED OR STOLEN.

From Dors"y's field. two miles below
f'ko' one unbranded roam horse with
"ark mnne. tail and legs. eight ycnrs
"lh' weight. about 1850 pounds. thin IN
h'Sh md shows harness mnrk. when
last seen. nhout May 3Olh. was uushod
a reward Of SjJ viii be paid for the de-.
'i""fy Of said horse TO the undersigned
IN Erko.
W. I. IIrrr.
G.i2u.
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CIVIL ENGINEER,
NEVADA.
F;I.KO.

Special attention gwen to Surveying in
all it, branches. laying ont 81 Mining
Claims. Surveying for Patcuts and Oh.
tanning Land from the State or Govern
inCut.
iV'Ord"rs left at this Office will rccriV
prompt attention
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X. W. LEWIS. SECRETARY
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER 8, 'S6
No. l. Colt Race. Prem ium $6o-S25,
$l5, $40.
,. A. Mackie, Cecil CO., Md g Alhambra
U. s. Catfrey, Camden, N. J. Yor9townBeilo
W. .Greenwsy, ,Hsvi ed Grace z m Nellie(Iray
h. Morrison, Christiana, Del. ... Mayfiower
A. J. Clements, Chesterville, Md. .Sanborn
No. 1-250 Glass. Premium $2OO-S10O.
$50, $50, $40.
Floyd Bros N. Y.............. .ch q Stranger
George Senior, Chester Pa. Brown Joe
W. 1reenway, Havre de Grace, Md b g ON
Marshall.
A. s heneiey, West Chester Pa. blk Prince
r. T O. Crouch, Elkton. a m WilJovsvitch
Amos Cowden, wnliamsport, Pa, b m Lady
Mascot.
No. 3-234 Class. Premium $500
$3.50, $75, $45, $50.
George Senior, Chester, Pa. Alice Medium
w. X. Mortified, Baltimore Md b Frank
Frank Rec 'or, Dover. ..rg WIN. J. " oerner
q: M. MatIack, West Chester b. m. Rosie
VIM. Nicholson. Phila delphi ia. 80. IS ROYAL
Frank Starr, Baltimore. "a loster
l !. M. Reese, Philadelphia. ...b Dew Drop
Frank Starr, Baltimore. blk m Bessie &
No. 4-Clsss Running. One Mile Dash,
Premium S125-S100, SIS, $40.
John Gordon. West Chester. % h Carlyle
y. Garter Hall, baltimore, ,......o m Rosette
j. b. NJ cole liam, Gettysberg. .ArmadaIe
H Luzenberg, Philadelphis.. b g Pope Leo
a. r. Redse ker, Baltimore b b BvthWeIl
N. Crossfp, Pniladelphia.....,b m Ma, gle A
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

miles long;nearly all of IT 70 In Wyomirg,
but 1t runs up into Idaho and Montana ,snS
will venture to say, without fear of con
tradiction, that 1t is ,themoet picturesque,
beautiful and terribly grand place, OF
spot OF ground, In this worl aud per-
haps any other. - -
Monday morning, September Goth !
hade goodbye to my uncle, aunt and
cousins, and at $50 o'clock took the
train west five miles, so as to catch the
last mail train coming east, which came
along at quarter to ten. boarded it,
and at 8 o'clock that evening reached nv
home, having Travelled in that time 325
miles.
i have enjoyed excellent health ever
since left home; everything has seemed
TO go just about right, and have taken
things just as found them, and did not
worry about anything. l started with
the intention OF seeing everything that 1t
was possible for me to see in the short
time that have been away, and the ex-
pense attached to the trip, which was
heavy, feel has been repaid, and
would like to start of again In few days
On just such another trip. When I ar.
rived home l was happy to find my
family all well; my dear beloved wife re-
ceived me with open arms, and oh dear,
what kiss she gave me; 1t was just two
months old, but after the first greetings
were over she said George you would be
good one to send after sorrow, for it
would take you so long to bring 1t that
i would turn TO joy" Well every
dog has his day and l guess have
had mine, for when I reached home I
found plenty of Grand Army work. and
letters piled up for me to attend to, and 1
Will have to work pretty faithful for a
few days to catch up and get things in
ship shape, SO l will bid the readers Of the
bright little REPUBLICAN goodbye, by
saying:
Home again, Home again,
From CaliforniA's golden shore,
And Obi IL fills my soul with 10y
To meet my friends once more.
And just feel 1t too.
G. W. KING.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
4 .|'EC|AL
Important

rhe major portion Of the com.
Snity work for a living. They
te in exchange for wages
lady, hard work. Money ear
b in this way is usually spent
Eh care. for a dollar must 60 as
as possible and bring into the
billy all it honestly can in the
N of provisions and clothing.
Outstanding these important
h vital facts, it is our constant
b to place before our custom
the very best value in Dry
bods that long experience and
kdy cash can command. We
ke pleasure, not in getting all
! can for goods, but in selling
em Just as low as can be possi-
\ Afforded. CROSBY & HILL.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
This MornInr,s prunka

At the Municipal Court this morn
irg John McIntire was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk. and Thomas
HarrisRp, Sarah An kr.on, John
Boyer, J ,mes Boyer, Vrsinia Broad.
man and Frank Sw sepy Q. ch n and
cos's for similar offenses John
McClostey, Patrick McCIoskey.
John Mc6inley, Hiram Wilson and
George A len were each fined S3 and
costs for being drunk and disoI derIv.
Joseph Smith was fined 81 for drunk.
enness and held In $500 bail to ans " or
Q charge OF carry ing q concealed deadly
weapon. William Powell and Robert
charged with disorderiy
condu u, were discharged, a. there was
no evidence against them.