The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
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AmoranduIas Made In the Re
1orter's Wandorinsx


Success beyond expectation. The at
tendance has been good all the week
Pete Carroll is hard at worI
plastering the new Sturdivaut Ban,
building,
After our street car line is II
operation we should then make al
either effort TO secure water works.
The saloon men all did well a,
the Fair tits year. The large crowds
every day helped them out.
j. F. Schwepker Is now located
in the Rodney building, corner Broad.
way and Main streets. lie will move
back 10 his old stand as soon as the
building is repaired.
-F1cntge & Wood-the Boys
were the only merchants who had a
display at the Fair. Their showing
was a good onc and it was admired
by everybody.
Children like TO take SC. Z. G.
Certain Chill Cure" the pleas
can't and guaranteed cure for
Fever, Asnc and Malaria.
Price so els.
The smart men who bucked
ttc tiger at the Fair grounds lsst
week know more now than they
knew before they parted with their
money.
William Smith, the yor n : man
who was arrested n night last week
for disturbing the peace. had 3 her
ing to-day in the Recorders Court
and was discharged.
Many of the cisterns on the hin
are dry, and if we do not get rain
soon nearly everybody in the city
will have 10 hire water hauled for
family Use.
One Of the prettiest displays in
the Floral Hall at the Fair this year
wa the display made by that enter
Ir sing druggist, I. Zen Miller.
Street cars will be running all
owe the city before another FAIR is
3rld
IL. J. Albert informs us that he
ms contracted fer the machinery tor
heating the ncw Stur,iiv.nt Bank
building. Hot water will DC used for
heating the whole building.
VIII -Iuacn owns 4 race horse
that can run away from any horse in
tie county. Ir he i, prolsrly trained
he will astonish hersc eGuers at the
Fair next wear
The yOung mcn managcd Tho
Trades Parade this Veal and thcy
INSIDE x grand Success of il too. They
deserve the praise oC AZ Il people,
for the parade was III advertisement
for the town the value Of which call
n 1t be estimated,
The Fair is now over and every
body is satisfied with the result. The
Fair WAS a financial success beyond
all expectation. Excepting the dis
play in the Floral Hall the exhibit
this year was better than VIC have
had at the Fair for several years.
Peter Lehncr. the Republican
candidate for County Collector, Will
spend part of next week in the city.
Mr.. Lchrer wants to make the ac-
l%uaintance of our people SO that he
will know them when he takes charge
OF the Collectors Office. Peter Lch-
ncr is one of the best men in the
county and he will make al officer
who will do his duty.
The question of moving the Fair
TO a location nearer the city Is ROW
settled. Our people did not show a
disposition TO help the Directors in
the matter, and the Fair will remain
on the old grounds. The success of
the Fair last week is sufficient evil
dencc that the Fair will be patronized,
no matter where it is located
sc. C. C. Certain Corn Cure"
removes cOrns, warts, buEi0ns,
mOlcs and callOEscs. Warran.
fed. see that G.. &. G.. Is blown;
in every bottle. Take no other.
H +. Welteckc. the Republican
candidate for Assessor, was in the
city nearly all last week. He was
here to see the people and he saw
them at the Fair. Mr.. Weltecke is
one of the strongest mel Oh the Re-
publican ticket, and he will be elected
by a good majority.
-Thirty-two floats in a Trades
Parade in a city of five thousand
p~opulation made a splendid showing
Int there is no reason why the num-
her should not have been larger.
Several business men who were able
to advertise their business did not
take part in the parade.
Herman Book and Miss Emma
Nussbaum were united in marriage
at the residence of the brides parents
yesterday. Quite a large crowd Of
invited guests were PRESENT. witness
the ceremony and partake of the
wedding feast that was served. The
DEMOCRAT wishes the happy young
couple all the pleasure there Is III
married life. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. u. schnier!e, OF the
German " Z. Church, OF thu. city.