The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-18
TUESDAY.

company has secured the evidenc
that will convict some parties in II
neighborhood ofPuxico of at:emptin
to wreck a train.
Take your produce to J. |
Senate, Harmony street, Cape GiraI
dean, and exchange il for tw~enty-ou
pounds Of graduated sugar for on
dollar.
Otto Buehrmann is surely i
earnest about retiring from business
lie is advertising for sale all hi
household and kitchen furniture. A
well as all his real estate.
C. &. Smith. formerly of this city
is in the mercantile business at Nun
physboro, ILL.,. and we notice that h
is quite a liberal advertiser in tn
Murphysboro papers.
The Southern Illinois Soldier,
and Sailors Reunion will be held a
Murphysboro September 9th. 1Otl
and llth. II is believed that thcr,
will be more people in attendance a
this reunion than ever assembled a
any meeting in Southern Illinois.
"A prominent merchant SAYS: =.
have sold Megrimime for over Il yea
and guaranteed it 10 cure any head!
ache without bad after effects ant
have not found a single casc il did
not relieve. Sample free. Tie lhr
Whitehall Mcgrimine Co. SoUtl
Bend, Ind. Sold by druggists.
We now have three coal dealer,
in this city and the probability Is that
we "iil toe able To get orr supply OF
coal for this winter at cut prices. Oh
course this W i'll not lat long. for thcr,
is no money in il for three dealers
and they will either 90 into Il rom.
hination or some of them will qui;
the business.
The saloon at jackson sold four
teen kegs of beer last saturday and
could have sold ten more but the
beer was not 10 be had. The saloon
business in Jackson is better than the
banking business.
A colored man who GOT into a
fight Yesterday at a thrC>hing ma
chine in the southwest part of the city
and hit another colorcd MAJ over the
head with a pitch-furk was tried be
Justice kimmrI and Wa fined
Ine dollar and costs. lie had no
money and Constable Hopper took
lin out t. the Jackson jail.
What's the matter with our pro-
Ercs>ivc city government: This time
last wear we had a street sprinkler
running on Main street constantly and
were promised by this sine this
year ole more railroad AMI Probably
two. Now we have no street s,rinh-
additional railroads. and our
never were dirty ana shabby
rs they nnw are. Whcr. are II pro
energetic and "Hos: ri~i:-
city oiliciai>::
The price of real c.t"tr in III
lily continues Ia advance. liui.Giug
lois are yet To be- had but at no >Ur!.
a, they sold for Il year ago.
Ih" nan who expects Ia build here
Iad better purchase Il lot before the
gets clear out e reach. and that
: wins" j. coming.
There is no reason WHY our Fair
.houid not be a biz >urcc>- thi> wear.
Splendid crops have put lots %ofmonCy
into the pockets of The farmers and
when the farmer has money every
Jody else has. TIL" admission fee to
lie Fair has been reduced 10 twenty
i've cents and at that price there is no
'xcusc for any one TO remain at home.
The farmer can afIoId TO take his
TO the Fair every day and lac
doubtless will.
The Cape City Guards and the
Jackson Light Guards will attend the
Militia Encampincnt on the 10th
If August.
So far as we have been able TO
earn. the wheat yield in Southeast
Missouri this season j. better than we
had for five or six wears. This
should make money plentiful i'll this
ection of country and it doubtless
will.
Louis b iIouck. ESP, has &C
the Authorship of the new
'oad purchased by Louis llou'k last
week. Young Mr.. lIouck will cmaIn
n the mann Office of the st. Louis.
ape Girardcau and Fort Smith road
II this city. where will also be the
main Office of the new road down in
roInty-