The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-21

hogs, anu they sell the lids, aiter al
the meat is trimmed of, for six cent?
per pound.
Tickets for the lecture on sale
at Rider & Ogilve, Miller s. Wilson
and J. d POrterficld's.
Corn is selling all over the coun.
try at thirty-five per bushcl, but here
the farmers are demanding fifty cents
for all they bring to this market.
An old mechanic who has worked
in sheet-iron and tin all his life says
these iron finishes used. on the fronts
of buildings nowadays are no good
They have no strength and will not
last.
!. Opera House Nov. -, 1891
Lecture Bureau.
All those having any jeated table
ware or jewclry that is worn or
furnished aud would like 10 have the
same re-platci, will save money y.
leaving orders WITH Fred Astho.z,
Electro .rlater. Satisfaction rur-an-
teed or no charges made.
In less than two months from
now Young omc will, in accordance
with OH old but discarded custom, be-
ut liberty TO make proposals TO the
Young men in matrimonial affairs.
i;-Fritz Steck is doins. some carpcn-
ter work out at DutcEtown
-Mrgriminc Cures any headache
in 30 minutes. Sample free. Tn
DIR. Whitehall Nighttime Co, South
Bend. Ind. Sold by Druggists.
Mayor Pcironnet informs lis that
he has received some twenty applica-
,ions for Specifications aid hians for
our proposed water wcrSs. lie
thinks there will be lots of Lids for
the franchise.
Ambrose. the. Chicago humori>t,
at the Opera House, November 23d.
1891.
Tho game buyers in this city
surely do not read the market reports
from tho large %citics, or if they do
and buy game according to the prices
paid there they make HI enormous.
profit on the game they ssll. In the
Union Market Iii ST. Louis squirrels
sell at sixty cents per dozen, while
down here iu the woods SIR. gaIne
dealers want a dollar AID twenty
cents per dozen for them.
-. Always two opinions when Am
brosc lectures. Most hearers like
him irumenselIs and q few don't"
There is more cotton being ship
rca to tlli, city this year than was
ever siIiied lee before. Fire or
six car loads came here this week
over the st. Louis. Cape tiirardcau &
Fort Smith road, and some Of it came
all the way FROM Texas.
"A Winning manner, a wit vein,
yet now and then Il sharp thrust.
revealing underneath his ripping
huInor The depth and carnes'ncss Of
The man." j. G. Ambrose at Opera
House Nov. %
-M"griminc is til onlt guaranteed
p%errncnrut cure for headache Fad
neuralgia. Relieves il 20 to 80 min
u,cs. A great. blood cleanser and
stimulant thSt in time positively cures.
Sample bottle free. The DR.. Whithail
Mcgriminc Co. Sc;.!h Bshi, Ind.
Sold by druggists.
-licscrvcd seats for Ambrose
ccture at Rider Il bgivic's.
The Sham Family" at Opera
House Monday, Nov. %.
-kuErist F. Dsues, of st. Louis.
and Mis- f5cfiIfa Kruger, of this
city, will be united in marriage at
St. Mary's Church in this city on
Thursday morning next. The we'd
dug will be a quiet affair and the
young couple will leave on the 1910
train the same morning for st. Louis
we're they will reside.
-"-h. language Of the speaker is
superb."-Free Press. Monday %.
Capt. Hume tells IL IS that it is al
most impossible for him 70 supply
the demand for coal in this city, but
he is receiving several car loads daily
and will soon have q supply on hand.
Have you heard Ambrose: "The
Sham. F-milt." Uncra House Mou-
day 23.
The City Council of Macon City.
flis State, has passed an ordinace pro-
viding for a special election to be
held December 18th to decide wheth-
er or vet they would surrender the
old charter under which the city has
been working for the past Iwettf-fve
! years anu become a city of the third
class. If Macon City has as good
charter as has Cape Girardeau she
had better hold on to WHIST she has.
The Lecture bureau.
|, The Lecture Bureau!
Coming|ames Clement Ambrose
of Chicago, November 23d, 1891.
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