The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-07

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z for repairs until December 1st
1881.
And still they come-ncw sub.
scribers to the DAILY DEMOCRAT
The people of this city arc beginning
70 appreciate a first-class local daily
paper and they are giving the DEMO
CKAT a liberal support.
A COW hung herself on a fence
post in front of L. +. Klostermann's
residence yesterday. She Was re-
leased before she was seriously hurt.
The game season has been open
for some time but yer, little game
ias been brought TO tins market.
The steamer Idlcwild was severa
hours behind time on her saturdays
trip. She did not arrive here till two
b'clock Sunday morning, and on her
return up the river it was nearly
twelve o'clock SHrtay before she left
here.
Judge Albert i, presiding at the
regular term of the County Court in
session this week at Jackson.
The Jackson Cash Book is con-
~iinually blowing about the great
inarksmcn of that town. We met
some of them liz the swnup a short
time ago-campcd with them, but we
failed to see them bring in any great
amount ot game:
Seems that n little faction of
Jackson Republicans arc bound to
have a local organ ani they are urging
the publisher OF the IOiksfcuend 10
star iii English print in connection
with his Ger,ntl paper. If they
have the surplus cash 10 put up for
such Il paper there is no rra>on why
they should 10; have IN organ.
IL. \. As:hu.z %c!it out to Dutch
town this morning.
Emile 1hilrniu-. accompanied by
seine friends went To the swamp
Saturday hight and campcd oaI.
They went in 4. one horse waguU anu
their hu:sa got AWAY from them and
Is still in the swamp.
~ diver Was nj work Saturday
and SUNDAY fixing the 81. Louis, Cape
Girardrsu * Fort Smith incline just
south of the depot in this city. Ike
wafer is pretty cool for surh work
but the diver tells IL that he does not
get COLI while under wafer.
charleston NrmpTdi: W. VI
I.ccch. oi t.iiic Girardeau. was in the
city yesterday. from here he went
to Delta where he was joined by Il
dclegation..of Cape G%irardeau citizens
headed for kcnnett, in President
lIouck's special car. TO assist i'll the
opening OF the Dunklin County Fair.
Our schools are all now in full
Roadway and the attendance at each
institution is uni,fually large for this
season of the year. The College. Nor
inal and Convent. three of the best
educational Institutions in tie State
are progressing and new students are
arriving every day.
The steamer City of Paducah,
down, landed ut our wharf this after
noon.
Our stove dealers have sold a
greater number of coal stoves this
fall than ever before during one
season: THIS goes to show that our
people are learning that coal for fuel
is cheaper than wood. \ few years
hence and all wood stoves in this
section will be thrown out and coal
stoves will take their places.
Down in some sections of Scott
county, farmers are hauling water five
and six inilcs to water their stock.
and still there is no sign of rain.
Mr.. j. z. Rutlcdge and his own
excellent company will hold the boards
at the opera house all this week, open
ing tonight with one of the latest
melodramatic successes The True
Irish Hearts," with the prices Of adj
mission so low as to give every person
a chance to attend. The Rutledge
combination played here two years
ago and gave the best of satisfaction
and will do SO again.
Our reporter attended church
Sunday and his comments on the
preacher and his sermon appears else
where in this paper. Our reporter is
q good and truc christian and what
ever church he goes 10 he is for the
time being a believer in the doctrines
there taught.
TUESDAY.
Leon J. Albert is having some