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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
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lrelsnd Il IGld 10 have originally
lost her liberty b. q row overa wUinn.
Ono Of the fighting kiIgs, finding HIM
sslf getting the worst Of II, sought
English assistance, and ~strongbow
and hls Saxon followers crossed ostf
10 Erin's green isle. Fiom that hour
dates ihs downfall Of Irish supremacy.
Il history 10 repeat Itself at this laie
dayf Just when the long nlghtof des.
pOtlsm was being illuminated by the
light Of Irish freedom, and the long.
hOpOd-fOf Home lluIe appeared to be
within the grasp OF the suffering peo-
pie, . miserable Intrigue Of the great
Irish leader with . wautOn woman
destroys the work Of ages and dashes
the cup Of liberty from the thirsting
lips OF the downtrodden millions OF
poor old Erin.
II . really too bad. Il b heart
sickehlng. To think Ofall that ireland
has suffered; ali she has born for the
sake Of ialth sad freedom; Of her
mighty struegles- rising from the
bloOd-stained ashes Of defeat to fight
and eight again; Of her long list Of
martyred sons, who gladly offered up
Their 1ives ID the eauss Of their eoun-
tryj Of sarsheld, Emmett, Wolfe Tone,
Grstian and UCOnnell; Of The last
magnificent effort under She leader.
ship Of Pnrnell and Gladstone. And
now, with the boon Of s~elffoyern.
inent and the laurels Of victory, 90
nearly won, Q great mans weakness
and o woman's shame dashes the
cause Of liberty to the earth.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
rnE nAnvris Or soUaAALtsx.

Among the wonders Of this age
must be reeonrd the success OF journ-
alisni. No other age since the founds-
ton Of the w'r.d can compare with
the M we live In, at least In the
matter OF printing and publishing
news, with books and other reaIlng
matter. Ia the midst Of this extra
ordinary development In the art OF
printing and publishing. we can see
the most remarkable rivalry, one
would surprising every other enter
prise or branch OF Industry. A few
years ago, the competition booked rs
though Il mainly lay In the perfection
Of presses, until tho ingenuity Of man
sccincd 10 be exhausted. Other
branches and departments Of this
creation kept pace with tho improve
mont Of pressca, and now . half
million VI newspapers can be furnish
ed 9 single city before IL people get
their breakfast. Nothing like this
has ever appeared In any previous
epoch Of our world. The next step
In advance was 10 construct suitable
buildings for to carry ON this splendid
work. The first move was modes
enough to suit the taste Of any utlllt
tartan, but with the growth OF wealth
aud the expansion Of trade, m0re
superb establishments must be pro-
cured; hence these massive buildings,
and wlthal very beautiful, which we
can zee In every city we nov visit II
would seem that the climax has been
reached by tho erection Of the
Pulitzer building just completed In
the City Of New York and for the &c
recommendation OF tho World. No
other such structure can DO seen on
the face Of the earth for similar pur.
poses.
The New York ROrLi, leads the
whole world In ambition and llberallty
In this majestic structure. This build.
ing Il SO feet high, and has % floors
rising one above another. Il has .
mllos Of ir a columns, 10 niles Of Iron
ha.~. "a "A NM oouada oF laon
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
SCHOOL FUND Mor.sare Sale.

oouoot oao AgE sHa8g 0uAes
WHkREAs o. She tw~slsy;thIri Day p
pIss ssssrssii q. Yissi., iy"f ghsif .ssrssia "a ssso ~
fund murtgagu deed Which Eald m0faanr dssad
wa duly fscofied 10 she 06cs 81 ihs EeSvrlgF
p gests tSr CAPE glr.rdeaa egaai5 4!teuai
|eG Jtsij fSur 5asdfvd 40 thir51es. On
and issf hasdssa q atnss.i :thfsS ltsl ees.
ysysdte Csis 0.t.fi,,a sge.s{s H.,.ssH ~
Ssribcd ssd sss Tcsst iks Iei5sisS dsseisSsd
asss sSsst;: stars q HI.ssda, isssfissd .
Il. Et q ' 4. s r.. < s.l ~ = e; <. ! .:It Il. M 4 r. e sss..
Der two, ~ Of The noftbNus3 quarter n section
lgnsbef gns, ltl toNnsaiH narber thlflY-ons.
lsll north % yapgs pu1ber elsseBs III east,
Also, sersa SD sEtts5ss ens-husdrrdths
q si.lei acfss, deser1bsd - ~loliOust Begin.
hlpg % ne northesst tafnff o. ist humbsf ono.
q sorthEest gsslt.f q sesslon .sTbsr 2as
issss sis.ss gflssss. ~ ssaih eas-kli q
slght degrees. west M ehelns 70 . stake sF
s6si.,s g Z saPsss, iSssss .sSlR sIsisy..I.ii
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ecfus, NOSE o. les.
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Igagae p the Capital ssi0el fuHdof AID soln-
70 .ss Ss.s.ssa sssssl yssd, isu. hssss.s
sshs . DAVIS sd sGrah !, Dagis, Is vile 4
pdhainnl1. Wlfk fh0maa A. Nllca = nnrnrh1,
eaee7ted their bod for ths SIM q ioar hnndrtd
s,e fysl as,isf. O. 49, asts III 40 ar.
esit PEI ss,nn frem date, bsafinE date "
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
rnr sssA1ssfaL risnr n AN.
Gas.

The forces opposed 10 Mr.. ingalls,
IN the Kansas Legislature are becOm-
Ing very anxious. Their opposition,
10 him has been their only bond Of
opiniou. There ere vide differences
Of opinion between the wlllcts men
and the PETER men. not to speak OF
the 1liee men. They End Il hssd to
unite on airy candidate, and their d..
vision gives TO Mr.. ingalls, . great
advantage, which he well knows how
to use.
So badly scsred are the anti-Iugslis
men, and 50 great 10 their difficulty
In uniting on any Of the candidates
thus far mentioned, that there are
rumOrs so thSt fbsy win drop all
tbese candidate. and vote for Jere
simpsca.
This might DO q good schsme II u
would wofk. Bat Jere L not 9 cas-
didste for Senator. Ills real esAdi-
daie b Prof. .. n Csnasid. Of the
slals University and he viii use his
ishucnee for Csnssld or fof Pefer,
md not Tor himself.
The 6llisBce me are now probably
fiscoserisg their blandef IL threat
snihg with death any man elected -
IN slIIsnce man Who should vote tor
IhsAiiA. Such language ssthsy have
lssi does rot tnks well N Kansas.
Il uouid aa. better the latitude and
Of souih Carolina Il any
sliIsnes mn, recognizing Mr.. lngsIlssl
AID great scrviecS ehooss
% vote fSf him, they are Rot likely ta
b deferred by threats Of psssousf
.|1olcsee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

The New York Sun continues lie
fight on Cleveland, and keeps on Pr
Tag up arguments to prove mot only
that he cannot be elected ID 1891, but
that be ought not 10 have been elected
In 1854. At Tho sAme time, the Herald
continues 10 boom Mr.. Dana for the
Senate. Things arc = little mixed in
New York, from a Democratic point
Of view.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
shcr.n's siio,

rAY virtue aud authority Of q StselAi exreu.
= tlOi issnsl BY the elrfk Of TN JApe ulraf.
dsau cod ~ -lfenit court, 10 aud ff Tape ti
fhf iean cOdnty, hlssoufi, ~ Ire relation aDd
" the De o. nerfy kVfsthef, e~oiiFetgf VI tht
fveuur Of Cape 0ifEf tpau. ecu ~, hlssouri
bpafi ~ dHtg the ath day Uf NOVEMBER,
leo, AID fvtafnAble 10 the JaIuary trrfa, ialt,
Of the Cepe 0lfarigau ecu " circuit e0urt, Di
said. eOuitY, which sald special executions II.
sued 10 eiifOfee 4 Judgment deelaftA b. bald
sour 10 be . special Hen " the reel estatf here.
inafsF deaeFibcd, ! have ievlsd utOn ard seized
thu fOiioving deseftted fpal estate, lying and
bring ~ Me eOgnty 81 caps 0ifhrurau, state Of
Missouri. q. ths bsurrfty OF J0mlsDn u. kes.
tefsor, aid The uaksOwR heirs Of 5ainisOn II.
kestefsoH, t0.wtti
ppehapdrrd ard twenty lin Aerrs. the south
half Of the southwest quarter, ad tie r0fth.
west quarter Of the southwest quartet. . etl0n
seventeen, I'LL tDNnshlp tWeutT -hl1s, tHl
range twelve, (f91. aud ! vii. on
Tuesday, the SIKH hay Of January
A. D. 1891,
Al ne corn house doof, N the city q Jaeksoa.
equity u cape, 0ifar,een. Aissdafb bctwee1
ne hour Of nine oicloek IN tie orunUDu and
i've O'Clock IN the nf1rfBoOu Of that day, aDd
during the session % the Cape Hlrardeau t0unty
eireult. egurt. nell 81 public eue,lo1, N ~
III rheet bidder, fuf eaeh 10 haad. I'll the rinht,
title Interest, claim And estats o. JarnlsoH n.
kcstgrsoa abd he uuknoUH heirs u Jafnisog
u. ksstsfson. 70 sstsfy said sxseutiOa asd
AUGUST BiKRwfRrH
oeotai1l hnetius
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03


TIE rces lnvestIgsiion Of cattle
shipmenis By Sir. Samuel fiimsolL
b, already borne fruit Is xHrsesed
BY the sntsfpfiss Of sn Fngiidi arm
Of NEST dealers in securing Slaughter
Ing facilities 10 Jeresy Ctr and their
.lntention 10 ship dressed beef By the
last ocean liners. Tbis plan win slsc
operate to the benefit or American
workman in that the hides, fat and
otter ofai Of q many live cattle viii
now remain here TO BE- worked Up
and exported to Holland and other
Q uutrietin the form Of stearine, OleO,
etc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
HENsrAPEn nEsPoNalnILIrr.


A writer In tho December Serb
aer, asks and answers the question,
~why do people care 10 much shout
what IL said In newspapersF' First Of
all, they care about anything that Ia
said concerning themselves, whether
the same be good, bad OF indifferent.
II 10 . rude trial TO the good citizen,
even Il he DO not . man Of ambition,
10 SEQ his own observation about
others, or the comments OF others
about him, staring him In tho iacc In
cold type.
Tho man who says he doSen't care
about newspapers 10 probably some
thing worse than . fool. A tool might
not care, but there sre not many whe
condemn the press that arc willing to
include themselves In the fools cato.
cory. A wise man must care, because
what d circulated concerning him
must, justly or unjusily, bear upon
what the community, bis friends
nsIghbors and even bic own family
think about him. Even n the publ.
cation DO totally and lBexcuSsbly false,
yet ls appearance imposes occasion
for establishing the contrary truth
and that Kind Of self.defenSlve work Il
something that no rational man can
court or enjoy.
These considerations Illustrate why
people must care about what IL said In
newspapers. They show, moreover
that, Justly or unjustly, the press d.
reefs public sentiment and consc.
qucntly In great degree the fAte Of our
communltics. The responsibility VI
journalism h heavy. De d~slInqueneies,
In Wow Of that responsibility, are
Immense. lts shortcomings ought 10
be remedled, % that no me need care
about what q newspaper may say Of
him except the man who has occasion
10 tear the truth. The bewspAprs
millennium has not yet come. T'herels
undoubtedly q surplus Of false re.
sort, crude opinions and inJudicious
advice. But one error goes 10 coun.
tcrbalanes another, and, on the whole,
there IL nothing In the wsy Of fair
showing tnat any critic can bring TO
provo that The independence Of the
press works mischief to our people.
That no man whose,haine or dolngs
may get In the newspaper can be
really independent Of the press 10 q
fAct that, for right or wrong, Il estah.
llsfed beyond contradiction. For
such evils % this imports the only
remedy 10 reliance upon newspapers
which avoid mere sensatiOnallsm and
aim 10 place before the public fairly
the news that II Of general Interest.
The reader Ofsuch O newspaper hes
reason TO be thanked for his enjoy.
ment Of one Of the greatest blessings
10 our American civilization.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

A fellow By TIE name o. Throwsr
has started q new paper In DEXTER. II
thar Il anything IN this man Thrower
10 throw swsy be has surSly struck .
good town IN which to throw away
bis Iine. Dexter Is . Fralk Mltchim
toWn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
snERiFrs SALE

nY virue aad autapxily Of . special sxeeu-
plsss ssu.s q ere fss "a ssS.ss. %Isssas.
q ,hs r%lstios and Il Sac ass Of fIsn1 kgsi.
uef, e~ollpelur Of the irVonuo o. chp1 Ufafleau
pounty, Missouri, anJ aEainet Jnnlcs W .foa =,
beaftng dnle q thf tseniy.eevcath as. % De-
tern, leni, Of the common plras court Of uapo
oirnrleln county, which said special eEeeuiial
lasned 70 enforn6 3 .ln lem 10 drlnrpd BY peid
lFancy dossFiBcd, Tlass IevInd npol : 4 sSiis5
ihe following described nal eSla,o, lyilr AL
hing 10 the cpuaiy OF Caps 0irnrieau. ssatr n
nlasouf, - the pfoperty u JHmvs W. feeng.
o.viti
$. Er ;! Ssss.'. LIS. e. ;!.'g y y SIP .i e; ; ;s:'s,
HAei fouft an, and ! will. "a
Tnna nv k'in Tnnnfr.anRnnih bay Of
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Three cents . yard AEssesr
print eIothsL MY, hscd 3 be
doubls that iI5Fe 1ks7 taffz rssi'
gave domestic aillsa ehsAss q run
On fun time. Thus shb Rspt biiesa
policy Of prosscaos epusinSes 10
vlndicaie Itself.
The New York Sss has this 70 cay
shout the Indians In the State Of New
York;
Aindlans not taxed arc rot included
IN the census, and the fkilure 10 emu
merste the redskins In New York
State 10 about the only Oncof Porter's
admission which the people are likely
ever to eOndcne. Nearly $1,000 acres
IN this State are set apart for those
indians who continue their tribal as
sociaiiopS On the OnOndaga reser-
walton, near Syracuse, there arr $50
Indians who receive compensation 10
cash both from the national aud State
Governments, and IN addition TO thii
they get an annuity paid In salt. There
are 800 Indians on the Tonawands
reservation Ia Erie county, and AZ
many more on The Tuscarora reserva.
ton near Nlagara tails. The Oneida
settlement Oneida county usod to be
6 large one, but the Indians now ars
few In number and scattered, soms
having died and others having gons
West to grow up with the country
On the shlnnecock reservation ON
Long Island there were. at last &c
counts, $50 Indians. On the st. llc.
gis reservation on the Canadian Dor
Fdnr there are 1000, while on tho Pen
nsylvania border along the southern
tier arc two reservations ofthe sensus
including apopulatiOn of2,0O0. Alto
gether there arc not less tlisn 5000
Indians In New York State, maintain
ing q separate ~existance from the 9th
or inhabitants.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

a. the court houas dpos. Is the e;ty Of tana
9lflFdsan. eluqty u unpa OlrurfsaH, hila :
n, bstWean the hiufg 81 ilne o'cloek II Che ~ .
asssn 90 a. e,slcss y " /. a,Is;ossea O. RI.
pi6la S3nS OF pape Qlfnrhan eyuYty, all a
Inle aistlpy, " lho hlgha.t bilff, hf ASh
"a NJ W, Ali the Z ~, tiile. ! taPnf., ulalm 10
. . !sh W tsu q. 10 .afsy said -.
60 - ..'' ' Ausysr mSawRrM,l
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
~aIIEnlFp-s nALR

Tlf slnns and authority o. q apcelal pHaia.
~ $50 4 ". iis aafz " Ne elmllgn
n, rsrr VI ~ asiAis. VI Alb
a. q . ". III " AID lathe nsp u ifegV .
haf, NidltoF ~ ~ eva sfaf tape Tin ~
~. ", o. eur an I ala I dslis fsal y +,
iiqsss. sssns date Of the iwpti ..s" I :
~ Doe1nl 8, sas, 4 - rftnf aDln ~ Vie . ras
" tern, leb ~ tie eDlnllhHl plpas ea1r \ 1925
glrsrt 81 . p ". Thleh I'D slyfA a tnf /.
lss1gd 70 elferi q ludgfne 4 dueit nu 10 ftld
gUnf OBS q athei4l ina - ihe : 81 eitat fhffp.
lla1sI dgeFibrd. hagg d Vkd ape Z dIalEri
Pc Pillow q 40 e1hgl raj .e,Aip, hl 4
bdag i1tlg equhty uf iape ultafdaan, ftnB u
Missouri, ~ tho pfJpff ~ ~ Ion Z uaits rttfu
wsrna !, Il. hafias Z. tr1se. AID Lis ~ T..
Ushnrs isisty .thrps ad lhir,r1ls.
b ltfvM aeful, llalh BAR 20 ssHiha
AID i.6fih hat ~ y % ponilNe 4 alli ~, alt
llsi stypni t0U. ship. tbifty.teo, ~ a. ipar.
.ss : 5ys, ss.hip tSlfS isss 4 =
Tuesday. The Twunit -Assunlh Day Of
e.aA... ia tuaa
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

6herif's SAILS q Heat Estkte ia
Partition.
's ss;ss1 Z ! l' ~ s ss.s:ss.iis' .I.si 5ss'Dsss
Js6s Goa ssd Nillsm r. cssz. HSlsflrs.
fsms =. l5loemh, Dslshtssf.
UkT virtue I'D eHfhoftf d . 1csPrs ~ ptr-
~ ailcn and 1tlEf 81 sals m9dg u tAs esPe
9lrnftsan eoart 81 ceml1en SAe4s, IN md ~
Ssss ss sasssassa sS az Il s.rssn@ e ?
ssns kolie De SsTsaik day 10 ~ sctlsnbsf
term, isn. o. sald c0ua, n t1e. aboyo o4diled
sslFs, a sStnsa ~. q .sldescrgs - ests9
. ssa s.s s.ssd IKE sSs 3: "a Fay ass 3 & X ss, s'sis = i So
.S:rs y 50. ai1ssa..u sssasy, Ei'ssssi.
wednesday, the ssth Day Of January,
A. u. 1891,
AZ ne eourt house door II the ely o. Cape o.
fardean, county Of Cape 6irlrdssu. Missouri,
bssuses the ho1r1 o. hlns y'eloek IN the fere-
noon ard Eve O'Clock 10 the nlrfnocn o. that
day and during the fcssioa % the yDpg Siraf
S sss:iO 20 . tSe sisSsss SIdSst. icr sssS L SaSd,
al the n Int, titly, lntsfest, elElm I'D eetate 81
TIE above . AIMED ~plalhtiars aid defsndeat u
the spss esutled cause, Of, IN Q 4 % the iel-
sSn,ss q fs csps Girui T I'D sss.s q ai.sea II.
The sosshsast quatcrt III, Of the northwest
quarter III Of seofloa tWenty-.Lie tals Y
toWIlhAy klTtg-ons Izil, Rssse Iourtern utl
the southwest quarter M q said srcuoi
twenty-plBs tDl, tONnship ~thiFsy-oie taih
raaSe fouftse. ll eat, exgsptiaE eighteei aEll
n~lnetecn hundfeh pcya hCfftofgrr conveyed
bg these pprtlra, plaiAtlG7s ard drfasda1t, %
james : Melearf, %. deed dated srpsumbcz
IS, is7, ssd drssribcd q nfiow!: bcElanlng
a the north Hust corner e. said southwest
qanFtur III q the horthpogs quarter nj u
said section sweaty-niae tsl, thenoe rnnniag
10 1s-i10l ehains, thoseu east, ~nlucteun AID
hny ole hnndTodlhs ~ S-lOl ehels, thenee
nofth. niDe nnd thlrty-two 1ae hu ldnpdths
70 u-inl eselss, ard tnsnco wost nj etseu ed
Aity ono In iAredths 90 sl-lSl ehaias 70 ths
&GgsE nIEswfEru:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
uUHday, Tie TN Unlt sAstBnlh Day 81
january. AID lHuf.

Al tai corn hou doss. ID he etgf fen o..
lnrisa con n u caps Y M ian MAsgnf' be-
. Ia DE oriSeA u he hnsr asl n mat isya
AID durig thp srneloa 81 The calnmOn kjthf
eyur VI cape Ulrartraa egq ~ Acli u - b
aHrtloas x W y tt.t elad,i .igt sa,e q
colin. uanirfon. Hi Nrf ~, rhaflre q, ffoif
ana Herr 4. fluass, % satisD tald rsssa1oh
AUGUST BiRnwinra
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

b :ss: ~: = a.. !.
issi 81 49, q
s.s -
Noh 7loal c5aIi q c. 0lrSIes1 s1i ~.
tk1Fs slIsd arH ard f-lzt1 o. Is|I.Tia a.
lr14.l ~ e.l1.es iyi1t I'D 1<IHEII Ihl {l1I-
|, ~ iTE1s'ssS 9
q ssifts Ell y G. f19. dssS1-cf. I5-6it.
nesisnlns q . stssa sh.ch narkn Ne sslt1-
fa.t co[nof n 9 trael q1tI1|lihR ere a11
gllqo1 hnn1ln1,ba II fi-i11l t1rrS. ~
fE1Ha ed Ent . leha ) ffslk, rt|1k
lesls re- l..t ~ q - aeral1.t 1allE
norSk q rage ihisssa, 81 II ~ M trinti-
PIE me1fl1i. md faa ndriS i8rirS "a r|1fi-
hnndrodthf1f s-le1I chaina, tkatc1 eolIh N 1I1-
ty-one degrees tAlrtx nin4les uest 1rf -
Egyenty-nlse-hnadsehf. eheIp. tnease te1t1
arsdIS Sssias, tscpes ie1fk nsssatS-itsf S-
uees, east six asd hny-4sodrttA dlslna - re
place urhurianlfg, colfaiuF flH AID fafty@ta1-
hu1drsths of an acrss and I win, 20
Tuesday, the Twenty-sevenih Day Of
January, A. d, 1891,
AZ ne court hoass ioor. n the sltf etcspe e.
Farleaa, esugtg " Cape ulnrleaaf uil4ouIi
essSS !. ~ : w. wv n ~ ~ 4 n.,roes ~ sest S.r. Al 4
duFing tae session ofthe soln1lo4 llres Cclt q
Cape Gifkfienu con ", seil 81 pnhlle .apr.Ipn,
20 thn highest bidder. fur cash q had, ~ iht
right, titlc, inteuet, claim ard eatals % Wi
lam ! hltt, .a1mlaistEAt5r q NE estate % =
y. {. MT, decsassd, 70 satisiy saia uxrcuiioH
AUGUST BIERwiRrH
lanans1 ShlxG- +
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

AlxiSlsTRATyR's NUtICE -xoess y
~ Prvbs6s esGt .. CzPe Ilzerassa eoqs.y,
= s's q "a ' .sa sssi ss2s 8 e ssSe g 1879 asg sfis-
sSsEsss. ssss.ss1. - izs Ssfpsss q sinisis-
z AZ s ss:i:ss; j s: :Is1E s1 :s:s :ss I g; g Sc: Sc.
tncs gifh1n one yc9f nm ~ o1n e ed -
TN, a fbsg MAJ beplHeindft fl1n a1l t111tt
4 ~ 49, - &c ~. - ~
Iiczisa q dis eq.1& . Elsf
dsssns f.iiis az
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
Hhsriaia sale.

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d yape ylfefasau equity, MlssUuft, and %
ne directed, 10 fnv0f 81 the stat Of Missouri
re fvi.sl1s a.d .eS sss Of lisDry.
Caps ulrsrdesu county. .Hlss5ufi. besrins
date. Of the tFsnty. tlith day b No
yeinbcf, Ian, and rvtnrnable 10 the January
term. isil Of ne CAPE viraf1eau county Circuit
C0nft, state Of Missouri, which. said stceim %.
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eeiard the following denertbed rial eststsy ~.
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Lot numbqf Zen, te1 lot numbcf sieteu ,lilj
lCt ngrnbcg twelve, (I3ll lot nHinbcf thl-tcca.
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ss..:; d;Ii "a SaSssii sisA,.:s. 1 ".
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ios psnIbef twelve, tis1, al 10 rsues L, ssd I
fuesday, the sixth iJay Of January,
A. ID. 1891,
AZ Ne eorr house DOR. h ne city q Ssck.os.
o. hours d aIps o;elock n lie S1fenoou and
ate. O'clQek 10 the efgfpOoa o. that day, ard
duflnR tie session Of the Cape 0ifssdesa eCrn-
- clreult Cga77, sell q plhiis Aaspeu - H.
mshsst biddef, iof eash 81 hssd, al shs ftrht
sa''s, s%s'1 n.ss 90; .Ss s a. ~ e tss saeass. stsrs
state q hissouf, 10 satisfy said skscuiiou ssd
AU0usr BiEnwIsrH,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Piays nowadays are doomed IN
many different ways. A real novelty
IN ~advertisins has becn discovered by
an energetic manager. New York b
soon 10 be flooded with English play.
bills announcing the great success Of
q play In . London theatre, and the
fact that the boxes are 81 aud the pit
"a Cd. with standing room only after
2 o, lock. These biIls arc supposed
to stamp the play with English Up.
prvvai. As q matter OF fact, this
printing was not ued by the COM
pany during its London season last
summer, and the bills were printed
just before the company sailed for
Aew York;. !. SHB
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
Tuesday, the Sixth Day OF January
A n. fe9f

Al the esa-s ho.se dsur. iE De etY q Snrksoa,
coe1sty q Cape Gif.fdsea. mis5ur. bstHoe9
the hour u sins s1s4osk IN The f~ofsaDoa and
dsfiss ths sssslos X Is Csps Oirardsna scas-
hgkess biddsf. NJ ea1k n kaa1, 40 lks 8rhs,
.ifle, intefcst, eiaim and es.ete u Lnnse5 u.
snbistt, 10 satisfy sid enecudoa ed enets.
AC0Usf BigRWlRTH,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
Tue.dAy. thc slxIh llay Of JAnuary.


AZ IN, eours house poor. IN Ste city uf Jackaon,
e1uyiy Of tape Oirpftran, Missouri, betweci
tlir hours " nlne O'Clock u the forenoon AID
duflag the seasi0a Of the Capg uifarlea1 eoun.
~ elrrult cDnFt, sell At pnhlle suction, 10 the
Highest bidder, fgf cash n hand, all the risllt.
tl0s, Interest, claim aad estate Of frtl Mash.
IN AID n the above hnncflbrd rial estate, 10
satisfy said execution AID cost.
ADJUST BikRwiarit,-
dcelarr shssla.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

A DEIgfsTRAToR'e kUr1rE.-xoass 4
n hrrsby EisUa fhal b. psrsue q ~ ordeR q
tbs flutsfe cgurt o. Csps oiFnrisap cS1stV,
tiseeun, ~ u,,defsisusd fublle Admlplltra-
cefdbef, 1tle, ifkea charfs q ne estate q
liiram ". Meth deorassd. foE fhe puF,ose %
saIsl sistsrinE - tks cams.
: Y 49,. nssssf san a.. .snla.s &c sss.ss
asre. uifhim eue year fruln date u said iaftcg1
o. ttey may BE- lfsclg4s4 nom sHy begeaf 81
ssch estate. asd1 u ssid slalms Be n6t exhl1ltfd
ton o. this sseics they uiil b isRssel barrd.
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