The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-28
It. b. Freeman, of Egypt, was in

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return home from Hot Springs, Ark.
z next week.
The deposition mill is still grind.
ing i'll b. +. Davis office, and we I'm.
derstand it will continue to grind for
several days yet.
The meetings at the Presbyterian
Church arc attracting unusual atten-
ton, and the house is filed to its full
seating capacity every night.
20 get another candidate for
Mayor. the City Council will have 10
pass an ordinance ia draft able bodied
men TO make the race.
There is no excuse for the farm
ers to complain of hard times now.
They may haul their wheat to market
and pocket Ii dollar per bushel
for it
-Los:-a fine large case ofthe chills
S"Hl'Os'u " hdhI bttH '.illtNl VII Nv
Chcatliam's Tasiclcss Chill Tonic. No
reward offered. 1t is gone for
good. ~.
Capt. Al. Lance. OF Jonesboro.
Ills-. lost his fine residence by fire on
"Wednesday night. Capt. Lance's
friends in this city will regret TO learn
Of his bad luck.
Accidents will happen. even i'll
the best regulated families. To pro-
vide against this. buy accident tickets
from Adams * Dcane.
August Stoffragen received in
jnric, from Il runaway team last Mon
day evening that will ncccsSitatc his
remaining indoors for a week or
two.
Lost his grirpe-the man who
took Chcaiham's Tnstclc>s Chill Tonic.
but amt kickin' and a V its 4 Lulu
Chcatham's Tastcless. IL.
That is a fine job of work being
done on the German Catholic Church
on Sprigg street. The gentlemen who
are doing the work are experts with
:he painters brush.
James Bray and Hannah Bray. of
the Big Bend. were married in st.
Louis last Monday and returned home
IN the steamer Idlcwild Tuesday
Wednesday night they were serenaded
by their friends.
Don't forget Col. Cop!and's lee
ture at the Opera House April 9th
Col. COPELAND is II of the best of all
lecturers on the rostrum.
To Use a comical expression.
auction goods are n. G.. when com-
pared with the high grade of clothing
carried by Buchrmann. Sec the Sl2
ohcmoit suits, others ask 81 and Sl5
for them.
Til" Railroad Company is taking
the dispositions Of five member, of
The City Council. the evidence To be
u>rd in the Circuit Court in the City
l. :!road Injunction case. The dcpo-
-itions are being taken before Notary
Public Il. +. '!aviS.
-ftHilc Il large number of our
Grand Army men viii 90 10 Moberly !
To attend the G.. y. L. Encampmcn,.
-C"l. Copeland. one OF the most
popular md pleasing lecturer, in this
country, viii entertain the people OF
this city on III" cvriinm of April Gil
at TIE Opera House. His subject for
the evening will be ~:>I:ob> and Snob-
berry"
1t. Rev. u. :. Tuit!". Bishop Of
Missouri. will visit the Capr and hold
services in the Episcopal Church on
tuesday and "Wednesday. April 1>t
and I'd. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Our brick makers will have to get
n move on themselves if they supply
the demand for brick this year. BE-
sides the home demand Charleston
will want brick 10 build a big court
house and Sikcston will also want
brick tor two or three more houses.
We show slippers. ties and button
shoes Of the latest design and superior
manufacture at Buclrinanns.
C. J. IIarncn deals exclusively in
boots and shoes and he therefore de-
votes his whole attention 10 that
trade. selects the best goods and
gives his customers a large stock toy
select from. When you want a pair
of shoes 90 and see him.
Miss Sadlcr. at Buchrmann's finds
ii necessary TO have two assistants
and is then hardly able to fill all
orders for stylish spring millinery.
Little Davic Meyers. of Minncap-
oils. Mimi. was only joking when he
said the Mississippi River was going TO
dry up. lie has evidently heard of
the big rise that is now rushing down
the old river. His little thrust at the
man who started him in life is another
joke, but il comes in very bad grace.
"A large part of clothing has
been on the road since February nth.
Hence we are going to he Overstock-
with spring goods, as it has just come
in. Our motto is a"clean stock. We
will make some extraordinary low
prices TO move this big stock of cloth
ing. Buchrmann must sell. Profit or
no profit.
Died, in this city, March 9th
1891. Ruth Chappcll. daughter of
George +. and Annie Chappcll, aged
eight years. three months and four