The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-02

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here to-day. She is a large boat an,
can carry five cars at one time.
Charley Lewis, we understand
will probably be a candidate for as
SCISSOR.
There will be plenty of worl
here for the laboring men when the,
begin work on the water works.
We understand that the editor o
the Scott County MeUs6oy is a
Dwight, Illinois taking lessons OIL
how to keep from drinking too muci
coffee.
The man that looks saddest anG
prays lowdest is not always the best
man to trust. We could point ouI
some specimens in this community to
prove u assertion.
See those genuine kid custom
made Oxferd's for $1.OO at the Bee
Shoe Store, the best shoe on earth fol-
the money.
Mr.. MILFORD, who was mentioned
Ia these columns \ few days ago as
being dangerously ill, died last night
lie leaves a wife and several children
John Reynolds is doing some
nice painting for the new Main street
barber shop.
We have the order for printing
the city election tickets. They will
be the first tickets printed in this
county under the Australian law.
The latest designs in wall paper,
fine goods as you will find in any city
at Ii. 7. P~eironnet's.
The election tickets under the
Australian law must he together
twins, and each of the two must have
faith in different politics.
building lots that were for sale
in this city five or six years ago for
o lie hundred dollars each cannot be
b 'ught now for less than three hum
dred dollars. This shows that our
people have confidence Ill the growth
and prosperity of the city.
See those beautiful red shoes and
slippers for the little folks al the Bee
Shoe Store.
Farmers are now well pleased
with the prospect OF a good yield of
wheat this year. They say the big
March snow brought the wheat out
and gave it a good start to grow and
is now looking well.
The merchants up on broadway
seem 10 be doing lots of business.
They ali carry big stocks of goods
and their customers are never at a
loss to find what they want.
Shamrock. the best $500 shoe on
earth for mems wear, at the Bee
Shoe Store.
Col. Henry n. Phillips, we are
Informed, has consented 10 deliver an
ldress i'll this city on the Goth Of
April. at the annuel celebration Of the
|. o. o. +. Let us say to the citizens
OF Cape Giraraeau and the public
generally, that there is a treat in store
f n them.
"A gentleman by the name of
Leeper who is in this county for the
purpose of seeing II people abo6t
establishing a creamery, gave us n
call this morning. lie WAS on his
way to jackson, and he will return
here Tomorrow and talk 10 our bust
ness men about the creamery business.
Mr.. Leeper says there is 10 reason
why q creamery should not pay well
in this section of country.
Ladies, if y0u want u nobby pair
Of shoes, either cloth or kid top, call
at the Bee Shoe Store.
We understand that Mr.. Frcscoln,
the water works man, has telegraphed
Mayor Peironnet that he las mailed
his bond to the city that is to hold
him to his contract 10 put in 4 water
works plant. The bond should reach
here this evening or Tomorrow. Ii
il is a good and sufficient bond it will
be approved and then it will not be
long till the work of putting in the
works will begin.
We will get some good factories
in this city before many more years
roll round. Our location is such
that capitalists cannot much longer
overlook, ard they will come and
start up in business where they can
get the material they want without the
expense of transporting hundreds of
miles across the country at an enor-
IN Gus expenditure of money.
Ladies, we al show you over
forty different styles Of slippers-and
at prices that defy competition. OF
course, you will only find such a
variety at the Bee Shoe Store.
The Chairman of the Committee
on Transportation received a letter
this morning from the Vice President
of the Southeast Missouri /. O.. o. F.
Association, stating that they are
having some trouble in securing
coaches on the Iron Mountain road
for the celebration here on the 26th
of April, but he states that President
Rusk, of Charleston and Mr.. John H..
Tetley, Secretary, of Fredericktown.
had left for st. Louis to see the general
superintendent in person, and he
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