The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-09-26

rooms in the new Masonic hall build
ing for rent.
The st. Louis Fair opens on Sun
day, the 4th day of October and clos
es ON the 18th.
The cost Of the new building
erected in this city this year will TOO
up in the neighborhood of one hun
dred thousand dollars.
Louis ii. Grsessle has just re
turned from the markets with an ele
CANT stock of fall and winter goods
Call and see it.
There will be six saloons on Thu
Fair grounds this year, and II men e
away from there thirsty 1t will b.
their own fault.
L. II. Graessle, the prince of Tie
uptown merchants, has As fine &
stock of good Us can be found in any
store in the city.
-Megrimine cures any headache
In 80 minutes. Sample free. The
DIR. Whitehall Megrimine Co., South
Bend. Ind. Sold by Druggists.
-Willism Regenhardt has the con.
tract for the stone work for three
new houses Oh Main street.
When you want something mob.
by in a fall and winter suit. call OH
Graesslc. and see the immense line
of the latest styles, best qcalities, and
ut low prices.
Wheat is now worth eighty-five
cents per bushel in this market. but
there is very little being brought to
market.
The enrolment at the Normal
still continues TO increase. Prof. Nor
ton is one of the nblest and most
popular educators in the State.
-GraessIe carries n line of ladies'
and misses fine and coarse shoes.
which is adapted for the trade, and at
reasonable prices.
Fritz Steck will do the carpenter
work on August Blerwirth's new
main street house.
We call the attention of the
readers of the DEMOCRAT to the adj
vertisement of William Mathews. who
has opened up a lumber and wood
yard up OH Themis street.
w. ii. Coeryer is nov owner of
the finest residence building ON Har-
mony street. His new house is the
finest building erected in the city this
year.
If this dry weather continues
much longer farmers will be late get
ting their heat in the ground. and
1t will prevent many of them from at
tending the Fair.
The editor of the tent concern is
going to have wafer works whether
the people want them or not. II he
is really in earnest about wanting the
water works ordinance TO carry he
should keep his mouth closed till al
ter the election.
When goods show mp their quail
ity. they are easily sold, and that IL
the ease when you go and takea look
ut the line which is carried by
Cracsslc !: Inc has the best line of goods
in Southeast Missouri for quality. and
this III point is reason for his success.
and it should BE- the success of every
me Don't buy cheap goods. they
are high at any price; the sooner you
step down on them the better il will
be for you.
While the Board of Equalization
was at its work it should have looked
ovc the personal assessment carefully.
There are lots of rich men in this
city who are moi assessed with one
third of what they OWL. We are
informed that one ma who has never
less than fifty thousand dollars in
cash On hand is not assessed at all.
We are informed that Prof. Nc
Ghce and Dr. Rider are working hard
to carry the water works ordinance.
These two gentlemen are cnterprising
men and by their logical and pro-
found reasoning they will, no doubt,
cause many voters TO vote for the
adoption of the ordinance who would
vote against it were they not ap-
preached.