The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-08-22
TUESDAY.

the city talking business TO his oil
customers and shaking hands will
old friends. Joe is one of the clever
est drummers that visits this CITY ant
we are pleased TO know that he has
good trade here.
L. W. Miller is at CARLYLE. Ills.
where he will spend a week or two
lie has ordered the DAILY DEMocRA7
to visit him while he is there.
Col. Sturdivant is now ~sojourn
ing at Buffalo !ithia Sprisngs. Va. {
noted health resort. lie will not re.
turn to the Cape till about the 18Th
of October.
Why is a fashionable woman like
a Thanksgiving turkey stuffed with
oysters and served with wine and
sauce! Because the dressing costs
more than the anatomy.
We have a Young gentleman in
this city whose hair becomes curly
whenever the weather changes. Hes
what might be called a curling
storm indicator.
ID. \. Glenn has moved into his
elegant new store building and when
he gets his new stock of goods opened
up and on the shelves he will have as
pretty a store room as there is in the
State.
Just II year ago to-day Master
Tony Hammer carried his first route
for the DAILY DEMoCRAT, and six
times each week with two exception>).
through rain aud shine. the hot DAYS
of summer and the colder ones of
winter, has he faithfully delivered the
DEMOCRAT to all subscribers ON his
routes. His pleasant and
smiling face have made for him friends
among subscribers. employer and
employees of the DEMOCRAT.
For the August term of the Cir
cult Court which will convene at
Jackaon next Monday there will be a
Grand Jury. We published solnc
time ago the an of the gentleman
who will compose that jury.
"A Main street retail grocer and a
Water street wholesale grocer are
now happy. One puts up money for
hi, happiness-the other pays for his
glory with wind.
-Mc@riminc is the only guaranteed
pcrmcncnt curc for headache and
neuralgia. Relieves in 20 Ia 30 min
a great blood cleanser and
s;imulant thai in time positively cures.
Sample bottle free. The DIR. WhiIlial!
Megrimiac Co. South Bend, Ind.
Sold b. druggists.
Thomas Il. Penrcy will move 10
Benton tlic latter part oi thi. week.
lie has leased the RccDitI office and
lac goes there 10 take charge. There
will lie mud singing between the
Rcc0li and Nctr"boy rs soon ;.S Mr..
Penney takes UP the editorial pen.
There il orc man in this town
who is worth fifty thousand dollars in
clean clear cash and he keeps Il
ccnt in the bank. lie is afraid the
banks Will burst.
The dog ordinance is law and
the man who fights l: in the courts
will return home with a lean pocket
book.
Family duties kept us at home
part of the day To-day and that is our
for a lack of local matter in
this issue of our paper. All the
most pushing men, in town arc nov
and then troubled as we have been
Its a boy. and n of these
he will be a typo.
One dollar and costs was tho YER
dict of the jury in the ase of the city
John Grieb, charged with
keeping a dog without paying the
dog license. The costs and LAWYERS
fees amount to about twenty dollars.
One dollar and twenty-five cents paid
over as the law required would have
savet all this trouble and cost. Now
Mr.. Gricb will have to pay like a little
man. and he will be asked to step
down and out OF the Office of police
man.
A prominent merchant says: 81
have sold Mcgriminc for owe a year
and guaranteed it to cure any head
ache without bad after effects and
not found a single case it did
not relieve. Sample free. The DIR.
Whitehall Mcgrimine Co., South
Ind. Sold by druggists.