The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-04-11

work on WIN. Bahn's new building
on Main street and soon another
building will ornament that part of
the city.
Nellie Blv got around the world
pretty lively, but Cheatham's Tastcless
Chill Tonic will go il at a still better
pace. Try n bottle when in need of a
remedy for chills. 46
William Rcgenhardt will begin
work on the foundation for ID. \.
Glenl's new business house on Main
street in a few days.
All our stonemasons. bricklayers
and carpenters are busy. There is a
rush of building going on all over
town and there is no likelyhood of a
flet up" this year. We are surely ell
joying a building boom.
The malarious summer will sOon
be here. Buy a bottle of Cheatham's
Tastelcss Chill Tonic and fortity YOUR
self against chiils and fever. 1t is alb
solutely guaranteed TO cure and pleas
ant to take. Al
Our List of subscribers still con-
tinues TO increase right along. The
DEMOCRAT is acknowledged by all 70
be the leading newspaper Of South
cast Missouri and new patrons are
coming in steadily and rapidly.
Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia. radically cures in TO )
days. by removing the aus from the
system. 1t will not fail. IS cents.
Sold by Rider Il Wichtcrich, drug
g:Sts. Cape Girardcau.
"A petition for saloon license Is he
ing circulated il J:rkson. and we un-
der>tani that many people who a year
ago refused 10 sign such a petition
are attaching their narIcs 70 il. The
CdSd-Book editor, as a matter of
course. is bowling.
This is !hc laSt month of the sea-
son for fresh oysters. Some dealers
will c%otinuc TO dish them up the first
week in next month ba: they viii lee
Grt OF fashion then and the saics viii
hc very small.
Why scratch yoH life away when
a lIi;!r i!uHt's;'urc jn,tiri"mSly apl.iiad
will curc the worst case II itch ever
: known: II not il costs you nothing
Price 80 rcHts. IS
quite a Large sum of money
changed lIantls out at jackson WEI
ucsday in the way Of bets on the re-
suit of the ely elections in this city.
Our city elections are getting 10 re
quite as Interesting as the elections IN
{ &c large cities.
The eighth wonder of the world
Just Observation-Disclosures Tasteless
Chill Tonic. 1t will prove a boon TO
humanity. 1t is the am tonic as
that heretofore sold under the SAINT
name except that it is tasteless. Guar
anteed 10 cure. 46
Farmers. you will find all kinds OF
| seeds at the commission house of G..
III. Wilson. lie has the finest seed
potatoes in the market, also grass
seeds of all kinds. He makes a
speciality of farmers supplies. The
celebrated st. Charles corn, the best
corn in the world, is for sale at his
store for planting purposes only.
When you are in the city give Nj.
Wilson a call.
Otto Frederick is getting the brick
on the ground to build his large two
story dwelling house on Good Hope
street. He will build a first-class
house of modern style.
The First and Fourth wards gave
majorities for the city ofthe third class.
The people residing in these wards
have good streets, built at the expense
of the people of the whole city and
now they want to force the people of
the Second and Third wards to build
their own streets.
AT the school election there were
three hundred and twcnty-seven votes
polled tor Miss May n. Greene for
County Commissioner and one hun
dred and forty-four for B. F. Lusk.
George f. Chappell and William c.
Bergman were elected members of
the School Board.
The braying of the Main street
ass was heard in the land, but it fright
ened no voters.
Last year the people voted the
CITY of the third class down and this
year the City Council tried to force
it on the people again. Free Ameri-
cans cannot be driven, and,the MEM
beers of the Council will hereafter bear
this in mind.
John Foley came in from Brown
wood Monday to be here on the day
of the city election.
The Main street Elevator was
full to running over Wednesday even
ing. He had been tapping that bar
rel in the big wholesale house too
often and along in the evening he
discovered all kinds of animals in the
Liquor.