The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-14
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Memorandum Made in the Re-
porter's Wanderings.

70 anu every ordinance introduced wa
70 passed.
"A car loaded with coal got ava,
Tuesday on the incline and wcnt
plunging through the transfer boa
and into the river. The car wa.
taken out Monday night but the coal
wac lost.
) Jay Gould will arrive in the city
/, next week I remain a week. lie will
/, be entertained by the members of the
City Council who by their vote,
decided him our river front.
q, The Mayor OF this city will here.
after receive a salary of fifty dollars
: per annum. and the members of the
. City Council will receive twenty-five
dollars each. Seems to us this is a
step back, INSTEAD of forward.
We know five gentlemen who
will, sOme of these days. want TO hire
somebody to kick them five hundred
dollars worth each. Those who arc
fond of music must pay the fiddler.
Edward :. Lilly is filling up his
two large store rooms on Main street
with an immense stock of hardware.
When he is done fitting up and put
tin.r IN .r.nI- In mill Iar, n r-
stock as is carried by any retail hard
ware store in the State.
Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia. radically cures in / TO 3
days. by removing the cause from the
system. 1t will not fail. 15 cents.
Sold by Rider & Wichtcrich. drug
gists. Cape Girardeau.
We wnder>tai;d ibat the friends
of zion. l.. +. Klostermann will insist
that he become n candidate for Mayor.
Mr.. KlOst"rmann is a good man for
the position and il he will allow his
name to go on the ticket he can be
elected. In fact if he will consent to
make the race we do not believe he
would have any opposition.
Mr.. CLYDE Petty. of Oak Ridge,
this county. writes TO the Chicago
Ledger TO state that, on receipt of a
stamped addressed envelope he will
send an infallibIe cure for asthma.
free of charge. Now the Postmaster
at Oak Ridge will have TO employc an
extra clerk to hand out the letters.
that Mr. Clyde will receive.
Eczema, Ringworm and letter
are all diSagreeable companions and
the source of much annoyance. Hunts
Cure cures them all. Guaranteed. A.
DIR. +. +. e. James lett last Mon
day for Ironton. where he goes to
take charge of the Episcopal Church
: that beautiful little city. DIR. James
has resided in this city for several
wears. aud while here J." made a host
of warn friends who regret to sec
him leave. As good and kind-heartcd
pacn a jr. James are few and very
gathering. lie * - classical scholI IT
a. well us Il true Christian anil faith
FIJI servant in the cause OF religion.
DIR. :. :. Harris. who has secured
Il franchise for a street railway in this
city informs lis that the company
of which he is n member. i
making arrangements 10 bcgin work
caily next spring. lie SavS it is the
intention of the company to put on
the electric cars and they propose to
have the line completed and the cars
running by the first of next October.
We predict for Chcatham's
Tastcless Chill Tonic an unprecedent-
ucceSs The well known reputa-
ti"n of its manufacturers is. of itself
an ainli" guarantee of its superior
merits. For sale by Miller n Wilson {
Elsewhere in io-;lav'S DEMOCRAT
appears the announcement of Nichulas
Wichterich as = candidate for ~re-elec- !
ton Ia the ntii"c Of City Treasurer. I
Mr.. Wic!tcrirh hIS held that Office {
for so long that il i unnecessary for
Us to speak OF his administration. 1t :
is enough 10 say that he has made the
city an efficient and faithful officer. I
lie is not running TOR the Office for &
the honor there Is in if, but he wants
il for the salary. That is now his only '
dependence for a living. and we hope -,
he will be retained for he is surely I
deserving Of that much at the hands ,
of the citizens of this CITY. ,
Capt. Sharp. who will leave for |
England in a few weeks. is gathering
together specimens of our timber to
take with him. The Captain thinks |
there is no timber in this country '
that is superior to the gum, and he
will take specimens of the different !
varieties of that wood with him. I
In the Council chamber Monday
night Mr.. Regenhardt must have felt ,
very Lonesome when he discovered
that he was the only member who (
was opposed TO the passage of the
which gives away our entire :
city front. However. Mr.. Regen- :
hardt can console himself on the fact !
that in voting as nc did he vas repre- c
the sentiment of a large num- c
Der of cur citizens. {
is il not too much TO have to .
scratch for a living and for relief also
Hunts Cure will not help you in the
ormer case. but it will sure cure the 5
Itch or it costs o nothing. For ,
sale by Miller 4 Wilson. {