The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27


r. A. Rage, rs trustee; will sci
the Peter McGinnis property on tn,
t4iH of March. The property is stu
ate in The Gibsny-HOuck Addition
-Mcgrimine cures any headach,
: n 80 minutes. Sample free. Thu
DIR. Whitehall Megrimine CO., Sontl
Bend. Ind. Sold by Druggists.
Hon. r. Ii. Whiteiaw lett tn
city this morning for jefferson Cit,
where he goes to attend to som,
business in the Supreme Court. IL,
will spend three Or four days in tn,
Capitol
Don't fail to see that elegant lint
of embroidered robes for ladies ano
children for confirmation suits q
Fentge & Woods.
Everybody seems to be pleased
to know that Otto Buchrmann i.
coming back 10 reside. Mr.. Buehr
mann is a live business itet and he
will put some new life into the tows
in the way of business.
The tow-boat Louis IIenck pass.
ed up the river yesterday with IN
immense tow of lumber.
In Justice Woeleke's Court to.
day Adams & Deane, Real Estate
Agents, got judgment: against Henry
Meysteadt, Jr., for fifty dollar' their
commission on a piece of property
which Meysteadt put in their hands
for sale and afterwards sold himself
Mr.. Meysteadt took an appeal to the
Circuit Court.
Since John A. Snider got his
name in the St. Louis papers IS a
candidate for Governor he has quit
visiting the Cape.
Old mar Scherer, who suld his
farm and left this county = few
months ago, has returned and wants
to buy a small farm near this city.
lie a Y old Cape county beats them
all for tae fsrtnert
-YJ1 m ist net fail to see the i'm
mense spring stock at Flentge &
Woods. They believe in small profits
and quick sales.
They will begin brewing beer
and making ice at the brewery next
week. The machinery is now all in
aud in working order. Tie tie max
ing will be a new thing for this city
and many of our people will go to
the brewery to see how the machine
works.
There is one mar In this town
who has two living mother-in-laws,
and strange 10 say, he still lives and i.
cnJotlnS goou hcailn.
"A drove OF fue beef cattle we're
brought over from Illinois this MORN
ing and sold to our butchers.
Our brick makers are getting
ready to begin work in their yards.
They expect q big demand for brick
this year and they will try to supply
the acirsnd.
Adam Frank received some carly
vegetables from st. Louis yesterday.
Such eating comes high at this season
of the year.
shoes. Well, we see the ;Rest
line at FIcntge & Woods we have
ever saw in this market.
-Bohnsack & Stratman have re-
ceived their spring stock of goods
and will soon have if 5t,ea and ready
to show to their customers. Look
for q big advertisement in these
colHmns in a few days in which they
will tell you what they have in stock.
The Democrats in this county
are looking over the field for n mar
to run for Sheriff. They have lots of
men who would like TO get on the
ticket for that office, but non of
them come up to the standard. They
khoM' that they have TO select q popu-
lar man for that Office to have any
chance at all to election, and even
then the chances are very slim.
Miss Katie Green, of Iron Noun
tain has been visiting her sister. Miss
Blanche, who is attending the Nor
NAL. Mis-, Katie is one of the most
accomplished young ladies in the
Southee,t and a universal fayorite
with all who know her. She left
yesterday at 1910 for her home after
visiting the Normal, the College,
Convent and other places of interest.
all of which seemed to give her much
pleasure.