The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Z. Burrougl
are entertaining relatives from Char
lesion.
-Theo. Besel is mentioned a.
probable candidate for City Assessor
Wanted. at this office.a boy 10 lcarl
the printing business. Must be fiftcci
or sixteen years of 9 and intelligent
Apply at once.
Adam Frank aud James Carol
will return home from Hot Springs
Arkansas, some time next week.
Mr.. ". V. Leech is still confine
to his room. but he is improving anG
his friends hope to see him out agai,
soon.
-LoSt-a fine large case ofthe chiil>
Supposed 10 have been carried off by
Chcatham's Tastclcss Chill Tonic. Nc
reward offered. Ii is gone fol-
good. A..
That was a wise move made bv
DIR. Rider in the City Council the
other night ordering gravel used Oh
our streets instead of the broken stone
heretofore used on all streets. Gravel
makes Il smooth. clean street. and il i
much better in every way than the
broken stone.
The Cape Girardeau Southwest
crn Railway Company has purchased
Il forty.two ton new locomotive. 1t
vii! arrive in a few days and will be
put into service. When placed on
the track alongside Of the engines now
in use on the road ii will look like a
jumbo.
The Western Union telegraph
Office is TO he moved from the Sturdi-
want Bank building to a rooIa in the
Painter block on Main street. Ii Will
probably occupy the room now orcu-
pied by Judge CraIncr 8 g iaw Office.
Mr.. Cramcr will move his office To the
court house.
Lost hi. ~grippe-thc man who
took C~hcatham'> Ta>tclc>> Chill Tonic.
but amt kickin' and saws it, Il Lulu
Cheatham's Tastciess. II.
The merchants on the hill say
they are having an unusually large
run of trade for this season Of the
veal. There are some stores on the
hill that carry As large Il stock of
goods as any merchant i'll the city and
we are pleased TO know that they are
doing their share Of the business.
WIN. II. tocrvcr's proposed new
residence will be one Of the finest and
most convenient resident buildings in
the city. 1t will front on Harmony
and Frederick -irJcis.
City candidates are looking around
see if the race track is clear.
About ten day later there will be
some evidence that there i All election
near AT hand.
Over $4,000 paid by The con.
time IN Texas a!",2 lasi ycar. tor
C~il.athan'> Chill Tonic. We Offer
Won Ihi> year. Chca;hamn', Ta>t"lr>>
Chill Tonic for the same price. a.
Cents ger bottle. /, is idcntically the
Same with the ~cXceltio" Of TASTE. IL
j. - improved y"u wouldn't Recognize
il. bat H. G,.ali.iC, are Ininpaircd.
Guaranteed !" Gaze. Try a Lot'i"
and lie convinced. -.
Till biu-trry March weather has
put a stop 10 the building going on in
city. Mechanics cannot stand
work wien the whcathcr i
80 cold. About the first of April
noise of the carpenters hammer will be
heard in the land.
"Wednesday wa, a holiday for the
COLLEGE boys and quitea large mum
Der OF them were out seeing The city.
The Jackson Bank. wcarc pleased
to learn. will not lose any money By
the failure of the Anchor Music Com
pany in this citv. 1t is claimed that
the pa,,rr the Eant. has j. MI right.
were Il little surprised When il
was reported that the NOTES held hy
the bank a. collateral were moi good.
for we consider the president and
cashier OF the Jackson Bank >hrrwd
business men. and we know that they
are clever gentlemen.
Judge Wear failed to get 10
Bloomfield la,t Monday to hold court.
and as a consequence there was DO
court.
Adams & Dcanc sold a lot for
VIII II. Wheeler out in the southwest
crn part of the city the other day.
Henry :. Oake<. Of Advance. is
IN the city. w understand that Mr..
is thinking of moving to this
city.
PROT. y. b. Henry. of Pueblo. Col
orado. likes TO see himself in print.
and he writes an article a yard long
to Il little one-horse print in this city.
We understand that the Anchor
Music Company is behind with the
Cottage Organ Co, of Chicago, in the
ncighbOrhood of twerty-scyen hun
bred dollars.
The County Court compromised
the tax case on the COnran tract of
land with Louis IIouck. Mr.. Ilouck
pays S55O.O0 aud gets a receipt in full
Of all taxes due on that land.
The fact that J. +. Mitchim was
one OF the bondsmen tor the Anchor
Music Company l. evidence that the
concern was doing business on the
cheek of its managers instead OF on