The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-13
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Local sPltafen.


MONDAY.
a Otto Buehrmann left the city this
J morning for Bonne Terre.
Herbert smith. Of The Benton
Record. was in the city this morning.
Mrs. 5. J. English. o fJsekson and
Mrs : J. Wilkinson. of nesr Miller.
vile, are visiting Mrs. ". II. Medley
in this city.
That was an awful rainfall this
morning and it is feared that it has
damaged the wheat all over the
county.
F. II. hatcher. Superintendent of
the Csrbondale. Grand Tower and
Cape Girardeau Railway. i. in the city
today.
Henry Koch has the contract for
the brick work on J. +. S~chwepkers
proposed new house.
The Young folks who went down
to Commerce Saturday on the steamer
Idlewild say they never had a happier
time.
John Mogier. one of our best
farmers Is in the city TODAY. Mr..
Mogler thinks the wheat will be
better this year than was expected.
The Eureka Band viii give q
railroad excursion from this city 10
Murphysooro. Illinois. on SUNDAY.
June 2lst. Those of our people who
have never seen the beautiful little
city of Murphy sboro will have sn
opportunity Of going there on that
day for only Il dollar the round
"trip.
Ed. Eegenhsrd,. who is doing the
brick work On q. F. Siemen' new
business house at Gordonriile. came
in and spent SUNDAY with bis friend,
here. He says he will complete the
brick work this week.
Property owners on Msin street.
between Themis and Harmony. had
better have their property well COW
cred BY insurance. There is no tell
ing when a fire will break on, in that
l'art Of the city. The DEMOCRAT Of
ice hiss been insured sgsinst fire ever
since the big fire on the corner OF
Harmony and Msin streets last De-
cemher.
TO i've and let live i 8 question
which annually comforts The residents
u: or low grounds sni ,~a'nry dis
tricrs. Tske Chca:ham'. Ta-;e,es>
Chill Tonic and live to die 4 n"'!tr
death then b. I commonplace chill )
It; : = :iae big boy-Frank F Bur-
ronga,> fir-;-ant Frank i, the proud
-. he haii.;c>: and the bigge>;-iee!-
IN r2.n il -owE. The yVung-ier
"4rnc ycs-oTlav evening. and a. soon
y it arrived NJ. I;u-ruugh Gecisre':
i:n.>e.: The i.:icr "t = kid HAT
would some tay b. the Goyer2"r uf
The great SAFE OF Missouri. Ii tie
little iy,'ox : strained tight aui taught
20 read lie right Kind 90. NEWSPAPERS
such A. The l'EN'o--EsT. he MAY some
iay lie the Republican Gvvcraor Of
Missouri.
Tic ,Gi-or Of tic little sheet
around CA Naiu --rcct cIme here 10
=; the won, "a fire. He ha> Rot yot
-5c~~cic! IL that big job. but h Ia
twice - the town "a fire. and had !;
nu; been ;ur the .r.a un The steamer
!,;.,uiii there ! 10 telling how much
damage would have been caused 10y
The i1-l lire.
Saturday night Joseph Lynch. Of
-. Louis stepped into al open cellar
door E, i!snrge * Wood. store and
Wa badly tu' no; SERIOUSLY hurt
some person had uicucd the cellar
door sitter Ficuicc X Wood closed UP
>a,uriay night aud left it open.
-Doun in New Madrid the To-
Gerry merchants are selling twenty
two pounds of sugar for a dollar.
Herr in ;hi. ri;y when : firm adver-
TIC twenty pounds OF sugar for one
d,.I,ar the other merchants say. those
fellows arc cNzy-~ New Madrid mer-
chants don't get rich a. fast IS do the
mcrhaui> OF this city.
Fred Glover returned home YES
feriay from Chicago where he hsd
been 10 make arrangements for s mon
ster balloon TO take down to the St
Franci. River with the Owl Club ex-
! cur,;on next sunday. The balloon
will 90 " ST : O'clock p. H. on that
iav.
-Ex-Judge VIM. Peterman Is in
tie city today. The Judge say that
ii the rain continues for smother day
or two the wheat i'll be damaged 10
T 4 considerable extent. - far. he says
little damage has been done.
TUESDAY.
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