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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10
THR; NIASGOTTE.
Fay TcmpIeton Star Opera
Company.

The house was full, and the pattering
rain outside seemed but to intensity the
enjoyment within. A Mascottel What
is it? Who, when, what or where? In
vain the poet sings:
These messengers which Heaven sends,
Are known as MascOttes. my good friends
Thrice hal py he, unto Whose home
These loving angels come.
The Mascotte still is a mystery
and must be forever, save only
to those who have seen Fay
Templeton's Interpretation of the
character. Seen, and thus seen, who of
all who saw it would not wish to be Il
"Mascotte'' to whatever malediction
subjected evermore? AS Mascotte
whatever it is, Fay Is "a success" and
scarcely less so, lis Il Mascotter is Mr..
Crane as Pippo a very prince
of lovers, though shepherd
only, with real prince as
rival for the Mascotte's hand, Az Fla.
meta, Alice Vane was, indeed charming
her every appearance applauded to thu
echo. Without further personating
this is by far the best and most brillian
company that has ever visited our cit!
under the name of Templeton, which
for many years has been tavorite and
the synonym of a full house.
This evening the house will enjoy o
"Ohvette,' not so much a mystery, per
haps as the "Mascotte, yet not, all Il
all less enjoyable.
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RAILROAD CROSSINGS
4 Complaint abo"t me
..,ccofIHe Missouri PacIhc.

Wa January g.-The Missouri, Kan
... md Texas railroad COM any some
4;,,,e AGO laid its track through the city,
,nJ bps been for several days running
H. trains regularly on its road across
iba streets of the city which are desig-
nafed bv numbers, First, Second, etc.
In neari,Severy instance it has failed to
nroyide ANYTHING like adequate and sut
iiciept eros ings over its track where the
streets of the city cross it. The fact is
that on many of the streets, among them
the chief thoroughfare, il is about as
ditIicult to cross the road as If no pre-
tense Of constructing crossings had been
made 1t requires the utmost care to
drive vehicle over one of these pre-
tended crossings, without wrecking If,
leaving ont of view the inconvenience,
annoyance and danger of accidents by
collisions incurred by those of our
people whose business or pleasure III
induces them to undertake to pass over
the road. The law of this state requires
railroad corporations, when building
their roads across streets, highways, etc.
to restore such street or highway ''to it.
former state, or to such state as not tt
unnecessarily impair It's usefulness, anC
to keep such crossing III repair"
II any citizen had been guilty of sucl
violation Of law, such citizen woul,
ere this have been arrested and punishe,
for obstructing public highway. Ie
we have not heard of any steps being
taken to prosecute the officers of TIM
corporation for this violation of law, no
/ to remove the obstruction from on
highways. If the Examiner will brin!
! tins matter to the attention OF the an
thorities. 50 that the rights of the publ
ON the highways may be protected, or l
that cannot he done, will inform the pub
lie by what authority the employees G
! lis railroad are exempt from the usna
penalties Of violation of the law, yo
will ohIige citizen. CITIZEN.
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PERSON


Captain Ed Sharp Is down from hs
rancho near Meridian.
ur Y NJ Mcknight lett on last lights
train for visit 10 San Antonio,
~ p ~ l}:,o,s will, be in Waco t.
hon b, a,t t.i'. some n matters in ronrcc-
day, day 10 %i hon mis- s' court.
non WIN ,,'~ ..,,..o.r o..,,o ,,,,,.,
on Yesterday mornings train and Will be
in The city Gay OF wv
Mr, sam Smith ltl1 yesl1' IIiay VIZ 'llt
Missouri Pacific Tor New DIN cry anu
will be absent until spring
Texas Ma co ut AqaiIa. 4 % 5ee p ed
position on the Mi-s 80 rae .e.b IN 1 'a
cl aSS,,cn'en locate in Waco.
sen'-''''''' uo.,,o,+ who t,r several
Mr.. Sam Herbert %no' l'd l,.n, e, -,
months las Do en- e i1sr7,, o,,I N",,al,,..r.
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lam preparing to ehans re, my ID Dus IS II :
/ '',ii ldlrger assortment, ana L" 90 20 II l.
imi9 ar reduce my l .t"sS Of a miTsh
ali Departments Nil. . [scF ony c cnGja
actual coz IS s. 1852. my entire stock OF
February 9EinG and d. gents furnishing goods hats
boots anu ;,, en", hats and cloaks, trunks,
drens ' !Eatchels and bags, blankets, shaw
an sent cardsan sbp S1cd o oss Tioa aSd
dress soG ri,, ;Iry goods. invite the pub.
and prie, s b anI ~ YOU by advertising At
SGs,i say, Remember the 70 pl Waco M Ma
south s 5 third wa stsss' Hi g. A -
llOliht
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An KuSanc Crank.

a nan named VIM. i ms, was arrested
bv poll, t officers for general misconduct.
and sho, tlv at Ell his arrest it was discoF-
cred that he was mentally unsettled, ana
he was taken to the county Jill ester
Say he w. tried Tor lunt'v hriaIc Judge
&, rall. and the tact developed taat he -
not only insane bat BID man 10 he Al
large in the community. 1t was in teSti-
mony that he is IN eN-lairoa'i hand, ana
since his mental i>turhance came upon
him several times threatened To hill tor
men and uain-mcn. His conduct around
town was such ~ to lead to the belief thar
he would DO something desperate, il al
lowed his liberty. When brought into
the court room. he had 10 he hand-cullcd
o secure him against iniur.ng any one
He vii BE- sent 10 tie ASYLUM a. soon as q
place can he secured Tor him.
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po,oaArs u,roinass Restored AuaIn.

"Bahv Collie Drops" did it, which
has now brcome one of the household
and during our many
years of experience we have never
been able To find anything Ia super
ccdc it, for certainly it is one OF the
most speedy and sure remedies now
i'm use, and vet it is a harmless ~
water IN its effect. No mother having
used it will ever be without it again.
There are full and explicit directions
on the bottle. Ask your druggist ;
price - cents per bottle. Prepare!
only h., Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

Enlarged. retilted. elegantly lighted and
ventilated. and now the best appointed
resort in the city for tirst-class bar anu
billiard hall patrons. Prompt and coHr-
teous treatment. and the best goods Ipr
all at the Commercial" q Austin Aye
nue.-l006tt
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The EXlNINTE editorial rooms We're
treated last night jo >crcn7dc hy te.c-
phone. Tie >cTenaJerS were lie. +. Beck
ami =. G. Quits. and sevcra! ballads we've
rendered. with instrumental accoumVan.-
ment, in excellent manner.
The communication from "CitZen
this morning, on Ia'lrOad-croSsinES. l. =
which is exactly to the point What ior
-a-time was borne without compliant has
got to DE a ru,s.nce and with many cit
ZcnS palicuce has almost ceased 10 be a
virtue. Something shuuIl be done at
once 70 improve those crossings before
the life Of some person i placed IN j. olaI-
dy. We ought 10 At least know why the
company procrastn a',s in doing what
seems to be, according to good authority
their moral and legal duty.
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Almonds.
. u,.Leton wheels.

The greatest. nea'c,t ami most stylish
Vehicle of The ason. basket phacton
the first ever offered to the Wa'o market
pat up by the Old reliable firm ct Charlie
Rowcll 4 Sors, tor sale At ". i. Brim
inehmn's. The house. which has become
one OF Waco's institutions. is AGENT not
only tor the famous carriages and buggic'
OF Rowell. q Son. OF AM sburg, Mass,
but he keeps mll stock OF Miller bug
gi,s. and proposes to sell only first-clas.
work and to sell chcaIer than any one
else in the market. But do not take IN
word for it. 90 around to bis mammoth
establishment aud see Tor yourself.
l222dlm
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M1RkE T> HY TELEGRAPH
Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, january -Noon:-
Moderate inquiry freely supplied. Up
lands. s al; Orleans, cad sales, 10000
bales; speculation and export, LOW
bales; receipts, ln,iOO bales; American,
1850 bales. Uplands, low midd!inE
clause, for January delivery, 6'sd; jan
uarv-February, 6asd; February March,
6 Ii-l6d; April-May,6 25-32d; May-l une,
Is l}-lGd: Juue-July, g 21-52@6 'ad; July
August, 6 29-32W6 1j-lGd. Futures are
$50 P M.-Uplauds, low middling
clause, March-April. gid; Augnst-Sep-
TENDER, Is 3-l6d.
500 T. M.-Amcricau sales, 500 bales.
Futures firm.
New ORLEANS, JANUARY 9-Nlght.-Cot-
ton firm. Sales, 1860 bales. Ordinary
pc: good ordinary, lO5Gc; low md
dliug. HE; midijjug, II ne; good md
ding. II he: middiiug FAIR. + sc; far,
I3irc. Receipts, net. 6,7ei bal,s; gross,
G.52t bales. Exports to Great Britain,
.. iOO bales: continent, 5J2 bales. Stock,
80 30 bales. Futures barely steady
saIcs.11 ~, 100 bales. January l.N0@ Isle
February. l2.u3m i2Ujc; March, l2.33U
I2.3tc; April, l2.53u l25ic; May, l2.6S@
II. G9c: June. 12S2m l2.S,}c. July l2..'2W
l2.9ic; August, I2.9S6L 1900; September
12.00a l20ic; October, ll3lW lL"2c
November, ll5j@ l.jtc.
Grain and Produce.
New ORLEANS, January Flour quic.
steady; supcrfiuc, Si.jOm I15; AA, So,
m5.56: xxx SJ.75mG0O; higher grades
S6.25m 10. Corn, fair demand; yellow
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lIoness Cologne.

Is now endorsed By everybody. II
is surprising to see how very popular
il has become among the faShiOnabirs.
1t is all they call for, and this explains
why we can't make it fast enough.
The great secret is this, that its odor
is without a rival, lasting many days.
ASK YOUR druggist. Price - cents
per bottle. Prepared only by Tucker
4 Willis, Waco, Texts.
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Compouud Horse krniCa.

Prepared especially for stock use,
and i one OF the very best general
liniments that can be used On the farm
and ranch Tor horses and cattle. 1t Is
one OF the necessities now with our
livery stable men. We recommend 1t
to cure pains, scratches, wounds,
bruises, saddle and collar bHiiS. gals,
dwellings. ticks. bites and all iutlamma-
tory troubles. when taken III time ;
hence, we would suggest 10 all owners
OF stock, who value them FOR anything,
to always keep supply on hand. II
l.. sold just above the cost OF manuiac-
turing. Pu, up in half.plnt bottles.
Ask your druggist Tor compound
Horse Arnica''-price - cents per
bottle. Prepared only by Tucker "
Willis. Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

\ perfect hair dressing. \ pro
nnr-r of the growth Of the hair. n"
oil her compound p"~>rssrs the peculiar
properties which $" exactly SUIT the
yariul~ conditions 81 the human htlr:
IL ,uitrus the hair when hard anu
dry; it soolh"s the irritatei scalp
skin: it affords and produces the rich
est lu.ter; removing all dandruti,
srurf, etc, thereby making it. As We
have asserted, without exception, the
best article ever used for the hair, and
viii only cost YOU - cents per bottle.
Prepared only by Tucker x Willis,
Waco, TrNA-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

The Waco water company is prepare
to furnish coal in any quantity from car
load lots down to the smallest amount
For sale on the yard or delivered 10 any
point in the city as d, sired. All orders
must be made through the office OF the
water conn any, on south Fourth street,
10 insure deliNelY.-l20Ilm
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Eureka Eve Water,

The best in the market. Never
fails to cure the worst eases OF sore
eyes Chronic or recent. If You want
your eyes speedily cured give it n
trial; ycu will never use any other
Ask your druggist. Price = cents pc
bottle. Prepared only by Tucker
Willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10
Eureka Bed-Buq Poison.

Just goes for EN-. Every house
keeper should have a bottle on hand,
if She would avoid the nuisance OF
those hateful little pests. 1t is easily
applied with feather. Ask you
druggist. Price ~ and 30 cents pc
bottle. Prepared only by Tucker
Willis, Waco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

That We can rive on ~
bargains tor cash ia l,, ~ c,
as We have tu-iaI'" nj
run norsk Of lo,'r'' p ~.
stall. No. .. .O.4@gl
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Electric Screw Worm Killer.

Is an infalliblc eXtcrmihat"r OF this
great enemy to the brute family, and
combines both the properties OF quickly
and cffrctuallv killing the worm and
preventing further deposit by the
nv; also heals up the wound. ASK
, our druggist. Price - cents per
bottle. Prepared only by Tucker X
Willis, Waco, Texas.
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EIectrin Cnnsumntion Cure

Has undoubtedly the best reputa-
ton of any medicine tor the cure Of
consumption that we have yet been
able to find. 1t is prepared expressly
for consumption, and those who are
affected with deep seated cough Of
long-staudiug. \ few doses give i'm
mediate relief, and if kept up will ei-
feet cure. II i very soothing to the
lungs aud pleasant 10 take. Que good
nights sleep, free from those dreadful
rlroNySms of coughing, i worth more
Than The price of i half dozen bottles.
A,k ,uur druggist for 4 bottle AT
once: price ~ cents and 81 per hottie.
Prepared only by Tucker y Willis,
u n..n It-N.i~.
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Ifvou want To sc = 1,s an
You have To 10 5 20 ~ ','t hi
ridge. Presiridge y I i;,,Is
The reason tina, tle I, ,n,r
A busin, S Is, that .,. ~:
staple AID fancy ,t -F,'S oa1.
goods and make a sp S5s
chickens, turkeys e;' 49,
the best country ana l1, W., "
the market. II w., r.,Ia
fresh goods and i1li w.
20 to the Little SION,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10
THE CITY.
Tho Mcather To-day.

THE signal scryic" bureau predicts
rain for the gull region today. with north
east winds, shifting TO west and south.
and rising temperature and falling bar
omCtcr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10
SMOKE PETERSEN's CIGARS
WhitnnuIiMnru Stables

The travelling public, as well as The
people OF Whitney and Hill county will
be glad to know that Frank llinchman
has opened Il very tine livery stable. lis
buggies. road and drummer wagons axe
all new. and no scs the fastest and safest
in Hill county. Remember this When
YOU 90 to Whitney.-lO2Sa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

Come right along to Tucker ~ Will,
and we viii beyond Il doubt prove To- you
OF treat the crowd that our Raven, Wind
,or, Half Shell. Excelsior and Our Lion
ave-cent cigars me the best and the chcap.
est in the m1rkct.--d&wtt
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r r. c.-CIimax Clothes Cleaner.
nrlln tai SOzOdOnt.

1t gives Us the greatest pleasure I"
present 10 YOU the merits OF thI- Dealt
iiiul preparation, which has become
celebrated a. being decidedly q lac best
remedy ever put up tor hardening the
gums, preserving the rccth and per
tuning the breath. Try il; You Viii
never hc without il again. Ak your
druggist. Price ~ cents per hottie.
Prepared only by Tucker * Wllii+,
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On ; south Fifth s.; Sun
Noore's store and Nj ~.
ring. with dark. 81 .i5 IL
with vii II. co" eagr 4, :.
reasonable reward WI, ,i
turn to the EXAMINE.
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smokers and th''

Please 20 to Tucker 4 WI
and grt IN, choite,t b -I.....
best smoking and ea !..-,.s
grades. Ambrose III.
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For Comfort and Fashion,

You must go to Habcr's and buy your
self cloak, a do'man or Il nice li=ht-col-
orcd walking jacket. They are so pretty
and so cheap. Callat once on
i. uABER, Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

Sanger Bros. make today the public
statement that they will sell clothing from
10 TO 10 per cent cheaper than any house
in this city. They are ready to prove the
fact to anybody who is open to convic-
tiOn.-I2lStc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

We find, since our past year
here, that the demand for
good goods is all the time in
creasing, and for our spring
trade we have placed orders
for the best and most saleabIc
goods in every line that can
be made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10
NntlGP

All parties owing G. G. Mccullough for
groceries purchased during tie past veal
a,c veiy cordially is|i 10 cal AMI set
tie on or before January !.
DIT {. {. MCCULLoUGH.
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1ost or mislaid, a large Sold-headc!
cane with name and by M1o III , I'm, W..
lnsc l,l" On delivering at the EXAMINER
wardeu on w. at.
office.
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Fine black and brown diagonal suits for
dress at T. K. Jorlan's.
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y fine lot OF choice new crop suSir jus
received al Lem Chambers.
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Noar,be Missouri Pacific depot, q com
Nea ai, 80 tI,,,ni.l ed room. With or without
b no. rr apply to c. /. Gates at depot
ann Ivy.
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70 an who are suffering from the errors
and i'd screIions Of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss Of mannootsetc'' l
Will SEND you recipe that VIII cue You
tree OF charge. his great remedy was dls'
coye,cd by ii missionary In South Amer
lea. Send sclt-addrcssed envelope to the
Rev. Joseph r. lnman, Station y. New
York City.-nO2eOW
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Fancy CASHMERE suits Tor business a.
;hc kentucky Cash Store.
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To Goal Consumers.

Youths and boys suits in allgrades and
colUrs at L. K. JOrdan's.
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Solid coanfort when you get that parlor
sct.-0lUl3t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
WACO, Texas, Jan. s, -.

WACO, Texas, Jan. s, 81
We beg to say to our friends
and customers that our past
commercial year has been a
grand success, and we feel en-
couraged and stimulated to
still push our business and t"
maintain our reputation for
fair dealing, GOOD honest
goods at the most reasonable
prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

In addition to our immense
retail and wholesale trade we
have, since moving into our
new and mammoth store III
Corsirana, opened the manu-
factmc of Mems Fine Goods,
such as Calf Boots and Shoes,
Lace Shoes, Congress CATERS,
and many other fine STYLES OF
GOODS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

Sanger Br0.' I - =
sell boots and shoe ae i,
cent less than w. nF5
cini;y. WhoeNei ,,+il6s
bo calling o!the en- W 80. =
OF anything in Tie
l9IS;.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-10

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WINE OF CARDul."
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Have You smokeda Diamond Seal -
l21Otf
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Edwin c. Burt's fine peach lid kLd but l
4o' sboes at Sanger Bros. "l'Nl"
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Every kind of suiky-plow made is sold,
under Strict guarantee, by \. Hnchman
IL lower price, than any other dealer OIL
icrs Try him.-d&Wt
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Pure Sugar House hoi"sses'
Inc pus' j. +. MARSHALL.
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Boydeu's mems fine shoes at Sange
Bros. OlOSlw
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SulIiU,n " Co. have the finest o
slippers for Christmas. Call and examine
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70 Merchants and Farmers.

l have bought Out he SlOck OF NOR
chandi,c formerly Owned by !. W. Rig
alus " Co., and propose to continue the
same line OF business At the old stand,
corner Austin avenue and Sixth street. |
viii sIalt east during this week and will
supply my stort with everything needed
in that line. My f,cili.irs for buy ing goods
very low are better than amy merchant in
Waco or in Texas. and myself having
been raised upon farm, know how 10
apprC citic the hand earned money Of farm
~ and thus wi sell you goods lower
than some qualify OF goods can be bought
cl>eA here, and having been a merchant
for several year,. / know what buying
Foods cheap tor cash means and can sell
lc.v .oN in Job lots to merchants.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03
important to Voters.

We learn that an impression prevails
to a considerable extent that no one will
he entitled to vote tomorrow unless he
presents his tax receipt at the polls, and
that any person holding a tax receipt of
any one else will be able to control the
vote of the one to whom that receipt
belongs. This is all a mistake. The
managers of the election have nothing
whatever to do with tax receipts. If a
mans name is on the registry list it is
prima fdcie evidence that he has paid
his taxes and complied with all
other requirements of law. Parties
then, who have registered, and
can satisfy the managers that they are
the proper persons whose names appear
on the list, have right to vote as they
please, without regard to their tax re-
ceipts 1t will be well for the voters to
bear this in mind.
1t is, however, Indispensable that the
election managers keep strict watch over
these lists, to see that there is no repeat
ing, and that they are not otherwise i'm
posed on. We learn that since the reg
istry closed several parties whose names
are on the books have died 1t
will be we'll for the challengers
at each box to have complete
and correct copies of the list on
hand and carefully note every case of
this kind, so as to prevent any one from
voting under the assumed name of the
deceased. In short. every precaution
should be taken to secure a just and
honest election. A full ballot and fair
count is all the Democracy ask.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03

The New Orleans Times DemOcr at
reports extraordinary tightness in the
money market of that city, and COM
plains that it is an evil which every year
recurs about this time, and that it should
be remedied. The causes it sscribes for
this condition Of affairs are First, the
crops being splendid this year, more
money is required to move them than
usual Second, the prices of all articles
of food are higher, and the advances to
planters must consequently be larger.
Third, New Orleans has extended and
increased its business without increasing
its capital and last but not least, the
cotton future business. which is now
in that city, has absorbed and tied up an
an immense amount of available capital
in margins. this trade needing nearly as
much money as the movement of the
great Southern staple itself
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03

Mr.. Stewart L. Woodford, U. S. Dis
trict Attorney for the Southern District
Of Nlv York, is very indigren. at the
actionAO line Republican Convention at
Saratoga. He boasts that he denounced
che tissue ballot frauds of South Caro-
lima. and though a Republican Of the
stalwart type, he cannot pass over in 81
lence the forgery and fraud connected
with Folger's nomination. He thinks
Folger's withdrawal from the canvass
the only remedy for the evil, and says
Il talk as a Republican who believes
that my party is the best instrument
through which to secure a pure and free
ballot everywhere. But if fraudulent
methods triumph in New York this year,
this viii not be the last of it. Republi-
cans will be powelless to defend the
right anywhere.