The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-08-15
TUESDAY.

i, d Fougue building, corner Main an
Harmony streets. The location is
good n and convenient to all.
NJ Tom Clark informs us that
Is sold seven pianos down in SEQ
county last week. The people {
Scott county arc a music lovin
people.
There is not a building Oh Mai
street now empty. One room in til
Fougue building has no business in
|, but We understand it is rented an
will soon be occupied.
The plans and specifications 10
/, the new Sturdivant Bank buildin
will be received today and we under
stand that bids for the erection of til
new building will be advertised TO
Immediately. The new building wi
cover the lot from the alley to Mai
street and will be three stories high
And still the wheat continues t,
roll in and the cash rolls out to pa,
for it. There has been enough none,
paid out for wheat in this city sine,
the new crop am in to start two OF
three banks.
There were fifty wagons loaded
with wheat standing on independents,
street this morning waiting their turn
TO unload. If farmers continue &c
haul their wheat to market at this rate
our millerS will have 10 look around
for storage room.
Since the fire last Sunday our
local Insurance agents have had a
good run of business.
We have received nearly one
hundred new subscribers This week
AMI they are still coming in. The
people are beginning to learn that
The DEMoCEAT is the only reliable
newspaper III the county. This fact
we have known n long time.
Born. to the wife of +. p. Miles.
August 18th. 1891. n nine pound girl.
Mr.. Miles is so proud this afternoon
that he torgets to collect when he
SLAVES 4 customer.
The property owners Of this town
seem TO dread 4 printing Office as Il
burnt child breads fire. The Era
office that was moved out of the burn
ing IIirsch building still lies in a heap
on Main street and Col. Mitchell i'll
forms lis that thus far lac has been
unable to find shelter for il. This is
ali nonsense. There Is 10 more DAN
ger of fire in Il printing Office than in
any other br~ilic-s. The DEMOCRAT
has been here fifteen wears and twelve
wears of that time it carried not Il dol
lar Of Insurance. and we have had no
fire vet. I;ccari-e the Err office ha,
been furnishing all thc fires we have
had for the last seven or eight months
j. no reason for adjudsing all print
ing office; as fire traps. In these En-
oil;cc fires there is .lmrthin@ wrpn-,
and in justice 10 himself ami the craft
generally thu c;iitor OF the Era should
demand ii through investigation.
-Char:cv !IcroIi. Of -. Lonis. for
merry Of Til, CITY. i nov in business
for himself at III North Main street.
where he would be pleased t" have
all his Cape friend rail on him when
in Il. Louis. Charley is 4 clever
Young man. and his Cape friends will
surely remember him when they visit
the big city.
- J. ID. Burforl. of Gravel IIill.
is i'll the city. NJ. Burford is an old
patron of the DEMOCRAT. and lie gave
Il friendly call while here.
Mayor Pcironnct went up to ST.
Louis yesterday. and he Will be i'll the
all The week purchasing new
goods for his big store. Look out for
bargains when he rcturnr home.
Capt. Bierwirth returned home
tlIi- afternoon. The burning of his
place of business spoiled his pleasure
his regiment in the State CHI
at Lake Contrary
j. W. Limbaugh, of Jackson;i is i'll
the city to-day. He came in TO attend
10 a State case in Justice Kimmel's
court.
A prominent merchant says: 81
have sold Mcgrimiuc Tor over a year
and guaranteed il TO rurc any head
ache without bad after effects and
not found a single case it did
not relieve. Sample free. Tie DIR.
Whitehall Mcgriminc Co. South
Ind. Sold by druggists.