The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

Col Robert SturdiVant &c: urned
home to-day from Old Virginia,
where he has been since last June.
The Colonel is looking well and he
informs US that he has enjoyed good
health all the time since he left here.
He is glad TO get back to the Cape.
Peter Lehner, who has been in
the city three or four days getting
acquainted with u people left for
his home this afternoon. Mr.. Lehner
made a lost of new friends while
here and he went home well pleased
with the political outlook.
Morgan Oak is a pretty ramc-
a historic name, and il lie the name of
of a street that no good citizen 1ould
like to have changed.
"The Boston,"
The DEMOCRAT viii lie the first
paper in this county to give the
official election returns for this county
The figures viii be presented in iabu-
lar form and they will appear in =
workman like style so that they ma,
be read and understood by all.
-. Henry Saith boxed his little
printing oItfit yesterday AID left with
it Tor Crystal City. wkcre. lie informs
Us, he Intends I begin tle publication
Of lew paper. Crystal City is the
oaty town in Sonlhcat Missouri where
Mr.. Smith i@ss-nct published 4 news-
paper. We hope lac will do well there
The hog ordinance tia; Was
passed by line lily Council 4 few
months ago was 20 take effect or the
first Of November. bat - lar we d"
rot miss the industrious rOotcr. He i,
still i;erc making I,iS r~egrla: rounds
and he is showing his Il around
iast The same u before lie a ic2i- !
lated out of IOwn.
-thr election returns Will h2 re-
"eivcG here by telegraph. J. Adam
Frank, the cnterpri>lng~ proprietor of
the Franklin House has mad arrange
nicnis Tor the returns. tiIc dispatches
that came IL during :hc day tine viii
be displayed il front Of the Franklin
House saloon on 4 bulletin board ;tnd
ti.a night dispatches "iil he shown by
means OF a n.3gic :ratern. :" tAai
everybody ca" Src t;ic rutc from ali
PARTS of the ccui.'rs Is lie Return,
come i'll.
While III y. Louis The ether daY
We visited onr old friend Charles CAM.
formerly Of this riiy. Mr. CAM r.
sides IN 4 Is.u.!~0E:r brown sionc front
building at 1923 Mississippi Avcnte.
lie owns his residence a we'll rs some
other riitiah!; property in the city
and ne Is taking lie EASY. Mr.. Canz
has invC>ie! considerable money in st |
Louis properly. and buying and sell
Ing he has made money. Ili- Income
from rcnts nets him quito a large
alm and he is enjoying life As COM
iortabiy Is ai:y mal cin. :!t i 4iwa;s
proud 20 Meet any al his Cape friends
Esrour anrcttfc = gone r0sil-
.s.c l5ElI Ec:.Orr il ruJrr YuiCk:: /
fIi;:Ts -. Z. &. Certain df:i3i
Cure" siie greet Toni: aaa
sUaFGH:cc. LGtEe for a.iiiis s,Ss5
seger. Price so ces,sJ,
Restrain stock from running It
LARGO in this county aad in three
years il woalI be dangerous for 2
iHlr to 90 into the s%amrs in the
lower part ofihis county. That treat
urdis:urbcd fore; where now thou
sauds OF head OF cattle ahl los
pasture and thrive winter and sum
mcr would hCcomc a wilderness for
poisonous reptiles and fc~rJciouS wild
Stock law Is al! right where
the country is thickly settled, but il
this wild s."i'op there i, no Use for
such Il law and il should he voted
down. The poor people of this city
whose COWS go 10 the range i'll the
swamp canrot afford TO all0w this
law 10 pass, aui we hope they vii! so
TO the polls ncxt Tueaaay AID vote
10 on this proposition.
We publish on II first page the
Missouri ballot law. complete. Every
voter in the county should read it
carefully |