The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-09-10
WEDNESDAY.

w~EDNESDAY.
George II. Wilson opened up his
saloon this morning.
The Sturdivaut Bank people on
pect TO get into their new banking
house by the 18th Of Dccclnber.
-.'oin Snidcr moved his mother
TO this city this week. and John will
now make the CAT c his home.
If party lines are closely drawn
in this county This year the Republic
can majority will he in the ueighbor-
hood of three hundred.
-WANTEI-A good CIR! TO do
general homework in family of two.
Apply at this office.
Wheat is now worth only fifty
eight cents per busIlel in this market.
This is lower than wheat has been
since 1860.
There will be no spring chickens
on the market now till after the
Methodist Conference is over.
Frank Hell left yesterday for
Los Angeles. California. where he
goes to reside. Frank could not
have his health here and that is why
he returned to California.
-WASTEp-A good cook. and
also n girl for general houscwork. TO
go to 81. Louis. For particulars ask
ut Mrs. \. Badcr's septic
Father Weldon. of PcrryviIle.
who spent a week here visiting at
St. Nincent's College, took passage on
the steamer Idlcwild last night for
his home.
Mai. William Warner will go
from here to Maiden and from NAL
din to dexter. From Dexter he will
90 10 Marble lIi.l where he is adver-
tiscd 10 speak next Monday.
Among the colored preachers at
tending the Methodist Conference
here there are some intelligent men.
There is one man i'm attendance AZ
; this meeting who is as eloquent on
the nulpit as any ma in the State.
white or black.
For Salc-.A good high grade
brccch-losding shot gun. ten guagr.
a splendid gun and us good as new:
complete with loading tools. For
further particulars call at this Office.
st. Eincent's College opened this
morning with a fair attendance of
students for the opening day. Stu
dents will be coming in for the next
three or four weeks. The manage
mcnt expect a large attendance this
year.
Two or three boxes of torche.
were put off here yesterday consign-
ed to the Democratic Central Com
mittee. The Democrats propose 10
have a torch light procession in this
city if they can hire men TO carry
torches.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
| Church had a Sociable at the resi-
dence of DIR. Peironnet last night.
Quite a large crowd was present and
spent a very pleasant evening. DIR.
and Mrs. Pcironnet and their daugh-
tiers know how TO entertain their
friends.
The Eureka Band will go to
Hamburg next Tuesday TO furnish
music for the celebration for the
t~hirty-tifth anniversary of Father
Scherer's passionate of the Hamburg
| Church. The celebration will last
two days.
We received n letter to-day from
Hon. S. II. Burford. Mr.. Burford is
now n resident of Salem, Oregon.
lie writes us that he travelled over
nearly all the Western country since
he left this county, but he is now To-
Gated and will probably spend the
remainder of his days where he is.
Emil Pott informs us that we
will sure enough have a Trades Pa
rade during Fair week. lie has
made il his business to call Oh nearly
all our business men regarding the
matter and he assures us that they
have all expressed themselves favor
able to the parade and promised TO
prepare floats to place in the process
sion.