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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

the verge Of panic syorybody Wa strueQing
10 sell and seemingly fessrfiase u me psscce.
oats Nsre about tne weaksss thing u ne ilss<
tho trade seemed utterly demovelised, sn4 sgv
between 3Dyzc. and tOt<c. After the opcnin9
nusry ths market became r9fhsf qniet end sseeoy
around 42l<a42sfc. until the bulge IN corn ana
wheat, whom an adsnnce 70 tic. took plsce. TO
visions proved very weak. forf took me ieaa IN
the downward m0yefnent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN GEORGIA.
An Irate Husband Kills the supposed In
suIter of His Wife.

AUGUSTA. Ga, June IA special to the Il
C6r0n,c9 from Warrenton, Ga, says w;
+ Ncpirsth was shot and killed IN the Post-oflce,
AT this place to-day by a. v. Howell howeh
M No i.IJn few DAYS ago received an insulting
idt,or which was postmarkcd Warrenion;
To,Veu thorght McGrath wrote the letter and
foy tbis reason suot him down without War1ins'
~ yarfies are OF the best social standing
DnyveIi has been arrested and Is In jail IN Au-
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policeman Fined.

snscial meeting Of the Board e,, 81 100,
ice Sos, a,,lcs j, Grimm was hned 30 'oi Wv
onicer 9a .,aa ,,,ics governing the force
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The Robort and Minnie Rele.sed.

San PEDRO, CAL, June 1.-THE schooner
Robert and Minnie was released under $4,000
bonds and sailed for Eureka, Cal. Captain
OFerrall Il under $4,000 bonds. The original
crow is stll held In the county Jail at Los
Angeles, unable 90 get the required bonds. A
new crew shlpped from here.
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Earthquake shocks in italy.

LrYZ, June ll.-Repeated earthquake
~. 4" acre telt Ia Verona to-day, especially az
aga Eadia, and CHlayena. Many houses
'--,se1 Tho Inhabitants are panic-stricKeh'
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FLOUR

We quote: Fine, s375as4; superhne, s4.50a
s4.75; extra, sA75aS5: family, So'oOa
$3.50 patent family, s6.25as65O.
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Two Fine Cows Killed.
[Snecinl feleRrRm 70 the Dispatch.l

WARSAW, Va. June 12.-General r. l..
T. Beale had two fine COWS killed by lightning
to-day at his home in Westmoroland.
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PORT oFNEwPoRP NEWS. JuSR IL, 1901
by telegraph
ARRIVEn


by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kanawha, New York
Steamship Berkshire, Providence, merchans
dlas.
Schooner w. u. Houston, FAN River.
Schooner Phnnil, Tracy, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamship Kanavha. New York, coal
Steamship Berkshire. West Point
steamship Toledo, Liverpool, merchandise.
Schooner Wiltamlnc Boston, coal
Schooner l.. A. BOby, Boston, coal
PORT OF WEST POINT June L., 1891.
BY telegraph
ARRIyED.
steamship baltimore. Baltimore, merchandise
aud passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer Elm CITY, WaIkerton, merchandise.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers
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Prices Corn Advanced.

~ FTIEBsBUR0. June 1.-THE negodtla-
~ commercial understanding WIN "ei'
---' Lave been ruptured.
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GAINS IyRAtLwAY SHARES,
HE CLOSE Dull Brr srRoNa.

The close was duh but strong at the best prices
OF the day. The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
lO1, 200 shares OF unlisted, 11,0O0.
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Tin ANCkAI.
|, SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF

AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OF
N Richmond City Circuit Court | will PAY
THE BONDS AND COUPONS u the first mort
gage bonds Of the Buchanan and Clifton Forge
Halfway CompAny's bonds, assumed by the klrh-
mond aud Allegheny Railroad Company, upon
delivery OF same n me 40 the Office Of the Cnesa-
peako and ohio Railway Company, In the city OK
Richmond, Va.
10 6-O0t L. X. LbLAND.
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NOR SALE. A LADY'SEp
in pRIVING-HORsE; four years old:
suitahle and safe for ladies; nearly thorough,
bred. Also, a TWo-SKAT EXTENslOA-lOf
PIIAETON, In prime order. Write 20 D., corner
eAV'' 10 12-F&Tu2r
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!aJoHN mAcDoNALo's FUNERAL

bELLIV, June flowing 20 the deoate
-. -' Diet to-day prices Of corn have iuF'hoi
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srARINE INrrLLlaENcr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JrSE 10, 1891.
sun rises.......... 400 Hon TIDE.
sun sets .......... 100 Nonng..,..,,.., Hft
Moon sets..,...... l2'OS Evening .........lO&1
PORT OF RICHMOND, June IL. 1891.
ARRIvBp.
Steamship Nyanoke. BOaz, New York, fner-
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen 81
CO., agents.
SAILED
steamer ARIEL. Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers: l.. u. ratum, yics-president
steamship WyRn0ke, BOak, Now YORK, mer-
chandlse aud passengers, George w. Allen %
Co., agents.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
JUNE IL, 1891
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-600 bushels.
CORN.--1,3 800 bushels.
OATs.--3,000 bushels.
SALES
OATs.-2,00 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
In the absence OF any transactions In wheat or
corn we quote the market nominal
OATs.-No 2, j2a53c. Rejected, 40a5Oc.
kYE.-9OaOJc.
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PROBABLY FOUR MEN KILLED.
The Tragic Results of a Dynamite Bias
Explosion Near Rocky Mount.

Especial teIeRram % tho Dispatch.I
Rocky MOUNT, Va, June PA fearful
tragedy occurred on Ormand d Goforth's
section Of the Roanoke and Southern railway
midway between this place and Roanoke yester-
day, by which two men were instantly killed
and two others dangerously II not fatally In
jurcd. Several blasts we're fired simultaneously,
and ono Of the number failing to do the amount
powder only, and not the dynamite had ex-
plOded. The drill-hOlder and two strikers and
the boss returned 10 the place and inserted the
drill again,
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Gnforcement Of the Russian Tarin.
RussIa and Germany.

g. PrrfEsBURo, June 1O.-Ihe Russian
:. -'-i lOuncil has decided 70 enforce tue he"
q w July 18Th.
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AN EXPLOSION.

Only n few blows had been struck when nm OK
plosiOn occurred, the result Of which was that
the drill-hOldcr was blown twenty feet in the air.
Both his hands were blown of and a most dill
gent search failed 10 discover them. Life was
entirely extinct when the body Of the unfortu-
nate man Was reached. One of the strikers was
instantly killed and the other probably fatally
wounded, though he was alive when last heard
from
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NEw YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK COTTON FtTUkbS
NEW YORK, June 12.-Cotton--Net recetpts
mono; gross, 1850 bales. Futures closed steady;
sales $4,000 balea June, ts.30aeS.33i Julys
ss.37 August, ss.47ass.4sj September, IS SA
ss.71: December, eS. T7ass.7s; Jenuary, $500
1857; February, ss.e5ass.e0. Nsrch. te.vos
se.06 April. sQ.14aeD.l5; May, e0.22at9.k4.
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as spFCIAL COMMISSIONER OF

N. RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT, I
will pay the bonds and coupons of The nrst and
AND KANAWHA COMPANY apon delivery II
tho same to me at tho ONCE Of tho Chesapeako
and Ohio Railway Company In thocity u Rich
mOnd Va. 4. r. LELAND
LII
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Proceedings of the city Council i'm
special Session.
MONDAY EVE, June Is, 1891.

MONDAY EVE, June Is, 1891.
Board met pursuant TO call, with
the Mayor. ii. 7. Pcironnet, in the
chair. and the following members an
swering TO the roll as present: Flentge,
Henze. Matteson, Iicgcnhardt. Alb
sent: Glenn, Porterfield, Rider.
The Mayor stated that the object of
the meeting was for receiving a petit
ton of citizens regarding the gravel
ing of North Sprigg street. also 10
confirm one special policeman to as
si>t in enforcing the dog law.
The Marshal recommended W. a.
Phillips as said special policeman. On
motion W. a. Phillips was confirmed
as such.
\ petition of citizens signed by ia
cob Dietrich. &. {. Niebar, W. II.
Bohnsack. and others. was read. The
said petition cites that We the under
signed citizens agree to pay the
amounts set opposite III respective
names for the purpose of grading and
crawling Sprigg street from North
street. north to city limits. providing.
the city Will grade said street and
furnish onc-third the amount sub
,cribcd. and that the above work is to
be completed by Nov. l, 1891. On
motion Mr.. Rcgcnhardt. said petition
was referred to the Street and Wharf
Committee. with Instructions to re-
port at next meeting.
On motion MI. Rcgcnhardt, the SUI
perintendcnt of the Work House was
instructed to set a few curbstOncs i'll
front of Mr.. IIOuck's property TO stop
the sidewalk from washing out.
On motion Beard adjourned.
Attest: GEO. L. CHAPPELL.
CITY Register.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20

time words of truth and wisdom
flowed in a clear, deep, ripping cur-
rent from his lips. Many gems of
purest thought, sparkling with wit
and pathOs, touched the hearts of his
audience. He told US he did not III
tend TO hedge on religious matters
with fear of entangling alliances. but
would speak the truth without fear or
favor, and like the brainy little mai
he is, he did it. While doing full
justice TO ST. Vincent. with her forty
eight years of useful labors. he did
not dctract one jot OF title from other
churches working i'll the same field.
That we are indebted to Roman jur-
lists for some of our best laws is only
too true: and that Rome laid the
foundation of the arts and sciences.
no fair minded man will deny. The
indictment he read against the pre-
tenders who wear the cloak of the
church to serve the devil was deserved
and scathing. Thus far his mastery
effort was interesting. instructive. and
all that could be desired; but Marsh
is a born politician as well as an ora
tor, and he therefore forgot himself,
forgot the rostrum OH which he stood,
and forgot the mixed audience he was
addressing and branched off into poll
tics. How out of place, how vindic-
five it sounded: and how it defaced
and married the strength and SYM
metry of what he had previously said.
How harsh, how bitter those ungarded
sentences sounded. Why cannot poll
ticians be fair, be Just and truthful!
We have every reason TO be proud
of our Congressman. When he reaches
the political arena he will be in his
element. There he can give, and will
he apt to receive. hard Knocks on The
living issues of the day: there is where
he will give a good account of HIM
self. With the exception named. Mr..
y. acquitted himself at the College
with much credit; and with the eX-
ceptiun OF our own Bob" bids fair
to be the ablest representative this
district has had, for 10, these many
wears.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20
WEIDN laSD.il.

The dog-catclIcr WIS out this
morning and there are three dogs
in the poHnd in the old market house.
THAT WAS Il wicked wink the little
woman on i,ohinson's Floating Palace
gave the two Scott county gentlemen
who occupied 4 private box As one
| of the gentlemen is u married maj
we will mention no anne
Main street is again becoming
'ratiy." Ii hasn't been cleaned w
since the Presbyterian cXcursiOnists
came here from Murphysboro.
The city is repairing south Fred.
crick street. but the way the work i
being done will cause a washout there
that will cost the city hundreds OF
dollars in the near future. Another
ugly gully is simply being added to
that part of town.
When afflicted with any miserable
skin diseases which make life 8
burden, try Hunts Cure. Ii is guar.
antccd. If il does you no good il
costs you nothing. 3
Several dray loads of trunks were
hauled down from the College thi.
morning. The boys are getting read.
10 take the first boats for their re
spective homes.
-Robcrt G.. Gibboney says tn,
wheat in his neighborhood is moi
turning out as well rs was expected
lie SAWS the heads on the rich land
are not as well filed out as on thu
poor land.
The ladies of the First Baptis
Church will give a lawn social, will
raspberry attachments, At the residence
of Mrs. James y. Whitelaw. on liar
mony street, Friday evening, June Il
1891. All are cordially invited.
The foundation for j. +. Schwep
ker's new residence building, corne
Lorimicr and Good Hope streets vii
soon be completed.
English SPAWN Linimcnt re
moves all Hard. Soft or CallouSc,
LuInps and Blemishcs from horse,
, Blood SPAWN Curbs. Splints Sweeney
Ring-Donc STILES, Sprains. all swcllei
Threats. Coughs. etc. Save $50 b
: use of one bottle. Warranted th
r most BIemish cure ever known. Sol,
by Rider & Whichterich, Druggists
Cape Girardcau Mo.
Mr.. +. j. Wetmore has just con
I plcted a job of putting lightning rod
{ on the Normal School building. Nj
Wetmore understands his businc,
r and his work always gives satisfaction
. We are pleased TO he able to stat
r that John Robb. the man who wa
{ nearly suffocated in the fire on Mai
street last Monday, Is recovering.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20
Asylunl.

CAPEGIRARDEAU COMMANDRY No
55, X. I. Special Order No. l..
CAFE GIRARDEAU. Mo-. June II, 81
A special conclave of this Com
mandry meets on Wednesday, the 24th
inst, at 9 o'clock a. ILL.,.
You are c%Ourtcously ordered to be
present to assist As escort TO the Ma
sons on st. Johns Day. You will re-
port for duty mounted and in full
uniform.
Sir Knights on pilgrimage are cor
daily invited to participate.
BY order of
W. i. WILSON,
En-. Com'd'r.
Attest: ALEX. Ross, Recorder.
County. also Charleston and Poplar
Bluff papers pleace copy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20
Ernest Hobbs attached a trunk
this afternoon that belonged to a gen.
tleman who owed him a bill.

Ernest Hobbs attached a trunk
this afternoon that belonged to a gen.
tleman who owed him a bill.
We claim some things for Cheat
hams Chill Tonic, but not everything.
1t will not cure %softening of the brain
or ingrowing nails, but it will cure
chills-cold chills. Guaranteed. 8
AT the College to-day Hon. Mar
shall Arnold, our Congressman, made
the speech for the commencement.
lie gave the boys who had graduated
some good advice. lie told them the
history of our government, advised
them what their course through life
should be. He was. as he always Is,
earnest. When he got through. Father
Nugent took occasion to make a few
remarks. which were complimentary
of Mr.. Arnold. Father Nugcnt said
not a word that Mr.. Arnold did not
deserve. We will give a full report
| of the exercises in to-morrow's paper.
Mr.. A. J. Thrower. of the Stod-
dard County Democrat. Dexter, Mo-,
was in the city this morning. We do
not get Mr.. Thrower's paper as an eX-
change and therefore cannot say what
kind of a journal it is, but if we are
allowed to judge the paper by the
publisher. we would be constrained
to say that Mr.. Thrower is throwing
away some valuable time that could
be better utilized chopPing cord-wood,
getting out railroad ties or grubbrns
sprouts out of some cornfield.
-Mcgrimine is the only guaranteed
perincncnt cure for headache and
neuralgia. Relieves in 20 10 80 min
utcs. A great blood cleanser and
stiInulant that in time positively cures.
Sample bottle free. The DIR. Whithail
MrgriInine Co.. South Bend, Ind.
Sold by druggists.
Hon. Marshall Arnold left for his
home this afternoon. lie was highly
complilnentcd for his able address at
the College this morning. Mr.. Ar
mold is the silver-tongued orator of
Southeast Missouri. and as an inter-
esting speaker he has few equals in
the State.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20

The preliminary hearing ofG. W.
Ballard is set for June 9th, before
Justice Willcr in this city.
The Eureka Band excursion next
sunday will be the largest excursion
party that ever left this city.
Under the new law no female can
secure in this State IL license to keep a
dram shop.
Dick Smith is having a neat new
fence put arc ind his lot, corner Good
Hope and Lorimicr streets. y. l..
Golfer is doing the work.
The Pennington Democrat says
Cape GIrardcau wanted Prof. White
to teach the public school here.
That's the first we have heard Of it.
Ihl people of this city wanted Prof.
joyce another year a. principal of
the public school and he la, been
elected 10 iiat position.
Alexander I;os~ will soon lave
his house UP OH Harmony street read!
for ~ocrupaacy. lie will have Il good
house and Il nice pleasant location 10
live.
y. VI. Williams has been granted
u pension OF four dollars PR month.
-ThousandS of acres of wheat
remain in tie fields vet uncut aid
ia" continued rains are doing IT ii
great damage.
Lost. durin" the cxcitcmcntof the
fire on Main street last Monday. 4
pocket book containing between forty
| and fifty dollars. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the
same al this office.
The United STATE. Marshal at -.
| Louis tcIc"raphcd the officers i'll this
city last Tuesday 10 watch Tor the
steamer Idlcwild and arrest a colorcd
man who would be found on the boat.
The officers watched Iut the man
wanted was not on the boat.
William Balm has II of the
finest store houses on Main street and
he is filling it full of hardware.
Bob Taylor, first clerk Oh the
steamer Idlcwild is no longer Il single
man.
John Beck, as trustee. will sell
some valuable real estate at public
auction at the court house Saturday,
June 10th. The property is a small
farm just outside the city limits on
the jackson gravel road. 1t is splcn-
did property for some cnterprising
market gardener.
The new beer depot will be conf
pIcted this week and a car load OF
beer will be received Saturday.
Some members of Cape Lodge
\. q. L. w, went down TO Benton
this afternoon and will assist the
Deputy Grand Master organize q
Lodge of that order down there
tonight
That new store house of ID. A
Glcnn's will loom up on South Main
street. 1t will be the tallest building
on that street south of Themis street
The dog-catcher made a raid OIL
the dogs on Spanish street this fore
noon. The dog pound is filling III
right along and we are inclined Il
TO believe that the City Council vii
find il necessary To amend that ordl
nance and do away with the three
DAYS limit clause-cithcr that or rem
a ten acre field and fence it up for
pound.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20

Everyone knows lemons are not
only grateful in sickness but are
specially beneficial in bilious troubles,
fevers etc. The Lemon Chemical Co,
of Jacksonville. Fla, have made a
happy hit in combining the medicinal
propritics of the lemon in their taste
less chill tonic and their lemon liver
pills and while pleasant to take are
the surest in action. Hundreds tes-
tifv to their merit. Manufactured by
the Lemon Chemical Co. Price SOC
a bottle as large as the regular 81
size aud every bottle guaranteed. For
sale by Miller & Wilson, Cape Girar-
dean, and Ben. Schwab, Dutchtown,
No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20
rheumatism Cured in n Day.

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures i'll 1 TO j
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits. as cents. Sold by
Rider n Wichterich. Druggists, Cape
Girardeau, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20

The Cairo Short Line will make
rates to teachers of one fare Tor the
round trip, Cape Girardeau to ST.
Louis and return via Grand Tower
and Carbonate railroad. from June
18th 10 rs. Good until July 18th.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20

III Marshal ltlrscn Ina appointed
an expert dog-catcher TO catch the
delinquent dogs in the city. The new
officer will begin work at once.
-Megrimine cures any headache
in 80 minutes. Sample free. The
9 DIR. Whitehall Megrimine Co., South
: Bend. Ind. Sold by
1t is said that a number of rail
roads have agreed TO build immense
car shops at Williamsville, in Wayne
county. We do not believe there i:
any truth in the report however
WilIiamsville is not the 10 cation fol
car shops.
L. VI. Bean writes us from Cor.
donyille that the dewberry crop i
immense and the berries are now
ripe. lie says there are lots of young
squirrels this season, too.
Nearly all the tickets for the
Eureka Band excursion TO Murphys.
boro have been sold. but that need
not hinder any IL from going OH
the excursion. More tickets will be
issued and ample room for all will be
provided.
This rain is bad on the wheat.
most of which is now dead ripe. Ii
will cause it to fall down and even If
it quits raining the grain on the
ground will be lost.
The fact that nearly every
steamer that lands at our wharf puts
off a lot of buggies shows that we
have a county of prosperous farmers.
Twenty-Five years ago not half a
dozen farmers in the county owned
buggIcs, now they all ride in buggies
or carriages.
"A prominent merchant SAYS: a
have sold Mcgrimine for over a wear
and guaranteed il TO cure any head
ache without bad after effects and
have not found a single case it did
not relieve. Sample free. The DIR.
Whitehall Mcgrimine Co., South
Bend, Ind. Sold by druggists.
j. F. Schwepker had his stock Of
groceries insured. His stock was
badly damaged and we are glad that
he is fully covered by insurance.
The steamer Idlcwild got in TO-
day at half past one o'clock. She
had a fine cargo of freight and a
cabin full OF passengers.
The Cape G~irardcau Auxiliary
to the Daughters of the Confederacy
was organized here Yesterday. with
the following officers: Mrs. Louis
ITouck, President: Miss Emma Wa
then, Secretary: Mrs. II. l.. Wilson.
Treasurer. The next meeting will be
held in the River View Hotel on the
26th of this month. The object of
the organization is TO assist in build
ing a home for disabled Confederate
soldiers.
-CEcatham'> Tastrlcss Chill Tonic
is now on the market. Try il and be
convinced that il is the only real
pleasant and effective medicine known
that will in every case cure the chill
and fever. II contains no Jninine or
pni>onS and is sold under the familiar
motto. II cure liz pay }
Government inspectors will ar
rive in the city to-day 20 Inspect the
hull of the transfer boat Nicc-l'rcsi-
dent. The boat i, now tied up AT the
lower end Of the Lcycc ready Tor the
inspectors.
The Eugene Robinson Band
turned out this morning and paradc'l
the principal streets in The city. The
members of the band represented as
many n~stioualitics As there were mcIi-
bCrS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20
TUESDAY.

The Main street print shop moved
yesterday to the IIirsch building next
door 10 the post Office.
This was a bad day for a show
10 strike the town. The farmers are
all hard at work tryin" To a V their
wheat and our city people are not
flush with hard cash.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20

Wanted. a competent woman or girl
for general homework. Must under
stand washing. ironing and cooking
Best wages paid to right party. Fam,
lily OF tour: good home. Please an.
swer by postal. Mrs. J. X. Appler,
3911 Delmar Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-20
a

SOUTHWESTERN LIGHTNING ROD
Co, Wetmorc and Ovcrstreet, pro-
prictors, Cape Glrardeau, Mo.
This is to certify that we had f.. j.
Wctmore to erect a system of Electric
Conductors upon II buildings and
we recommend him for good work
and square dealing according TO
agreement:
Stoddard County: G. II. Barham,
circuit clerk: J. l.. Book, merchant; Il.
&. Wilson. probate judge.
|. Cape Girardcau county: II. l.
Wilson, cx-judge; Z. II. Engelmann
W. +. Rodney; Ben. ii. Adams. Editor
| DEMOCRAT Frank X. Unnerstall; ]
II. Whitelaw. merchant: L. l.. Siemers
Conrad Siemers, Albert Siemers
farmers: and hundreds of others.
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