The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-25
TUESDAY.


Married, at Jackson, July Goth
1891, by Judge Joseph Koehler
Bernard F. Gill and Miss Annie Rev.
nolds, bothof this city.
All our young folks are now kill.
ing two birds with one stone when they
get married. They have to 90 to
Jackson to get license and while there
they have the marriage ceremony per-
formed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Albert,
Jr, July goth, 1891, a fine big girl
baby. Mr.. L. J. Albert, Sr., is now
grandfather for the first time in his
life.
We had an elopement yesterday
but there was nothing sensational
about it except to a very few who
were not expecting anything of the
kind.
Judge Wocleke was on the bench
to-day in the Recorders Court in
place of E. ID. Engelmann.
Married, at Jackson, July Goth,
1891. by Judge Joseph koehler, VIII
liam Schaeffer and Minnie Sander.
both of this city.
We understand that Mr.. r. D..
Oliver is assisting +. a. Mcclure TO
edit the Cdsi-Book. That accounts
for the nice things that the Cash
Book is saving about Oliver. Mr..
Oliver writes them himself.
We publish elsewhere in to-day's
paper a very interesting letter from
Prof. II. c. Norton. The Professor
writes a good letter and his commune
cation will be read with much interest
by his friends in Southeast Missouri.
Yesterday the Jackson millers
we're paving scventy-fiye cents per
for wheat. Our millers were
eighty cents.
A prominent merchant SAYS: Il
have sold Megrimine for over a year
md guaranteed it to cure any head
ache without bad after effects and
have moi found a single case it did
not relieve. Sample free. The DIR.
Whitehall Megrimine Co., South
Bend, Ind. Sold by druggists.
We are afraid that our proposed
'treet railway will not be in operation
n time for the Fair this year. There
Gems to be a hitch in the corporation
hat is holding back the beginning of
'pcrations. What that is we are un- I,
bic to say, but it is certain that we ,
Till not travel on street cars in this ,
ity this year. 4
They had a good shower of rain
a the neighborhood of Gordonvillc y
lst Sunday. and down in Scott county G
hey had all the rain they needed. =
Why the good people of Cape Girar- f,
eau and vicinity were skipped the (
is unable to comprehend. i
Now that Harmony street has .
cen plowed, Scrapcd and swept for
nee. the people on that street ar. f,
living thanks 10 the present city
But let not the good
-ork stop. Let us have an ofi!cia! i
RIDER based on the nuisance ordnance r
, remove every ob.iicle from TIE I
.dcwalks in all paris of the city. l.
We are not boas,ing. but we are II
Hing to wager the price of a new :
at that the DEMOCRAT is doing more q
a>incsS than Il other printing office
/ Southeast Missouri. Our job de- =,
artmCnt Is crowded all the time with .
,ork. and all work is turned out
romptly. Our advertising columns !,
low 4 steady increase of patronage .
nj ii all unsolicited. The !,
iEM0CRAT is M old and solidlv cs-
ibli>hed newspaper and we do not
TO beg for patronage. 1t comes n
asOlicitcd. u
Father Hopkins returned home =
Ida: per steamer ldlcwild. lie has N
zen visiting in Chicago and other ;,
nd he was glad to get back home. f,
lihcr Hopkins says there is no place
&c the Cane.