The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

We regret 10 learn that our oil
friend L. ID. Engclmann is quite i'll
We hope his Illness is no OF 4 scrio ri
nature and that he wiz! soon fully re-
cover.
>, Keep your eve Oh Glrnn's al
Remnant Sale, July Is. 10 and 20.
-Grandin. the little lumber town
out in Carter county has its own sys-
TEN of water works. The whole
town is owned by the Grandiu Lum.
Der and Mining COMPANY and ne out.
slider is allowed TO start up 4 business
in or near the place.
Mr.. Wm. kro"huke and family.
or 81. Louis. are visiting the family
of Z. II. Engrlmann in This city. Mrs
kroehahc j. = daughter of Mr.. J.. ID,
Engclmann.
The Cape Girardcaa Building
and Loan Association propose to in
crease lis capital stock from two hun
drcd thousand to three hundred thou
sand dollars.
All summer goods must go 10
make 81 for fail stock which will
soon be o1cn for Inspection AT Cleans.
Our milirrs are selling bran AT
Ihr same price they sold when they
were paving ninety cents per bu-hei
for wheat.
"A Butterfly Social" is the latest.
Ii is 10 be held at the River View
Hotel. We have never attended 4
BUTTERFLY Social. hut we imagine that
II j. 4 gathering ii which the Young
ladies are the blossoms and the Young
+ men the butterflies.
The hor>r aud wagon that be-
lonecd 10 the Gctunct UIinn Market
was sold ;o-Gqy. ABR, Hawkins
purchased the wagon for iifty-f"ur
dollars and Hon. Il. II. Wiitelaw bid
in the horse at twcnty-six dollars.
-Glrnn believes in cleaning UP
stock. Conc to his rciiinan: sale iaIy
Is. 10 and % and SEE
Angelo Dempsey arrived home
today from Anarhor. Michigan. where
he las been attending law school for
The past two wears. III. friends will
be pleased 10 mcct Angelo.
West Plains can boast of as pref
* girl, ~ there are t.; hr found in
Southeast Missouri Cap" GjrarIcqn
not excepted.
-Coopcr Cracrafl Wa in tue rity
ta-day anI hc gave Us Il friendly call.
NJ. Crarrat; has quit politics. lie
had rather i've a quiet farm life, IL"
sayS. than 70 have aiy oii;oc i'll the
county.
You viii miss Your opportunity
If Yea fail 10 attend the sale At
Glcan's ci ali rcmuaniS and odd lots
at 80 CENTS on TIE DOLLAR. July Is,
10 ana -.
Nearly all the women nj t;randia.
in Carter county. are rCdhcadeti and
they say there Is not Il white horse i'll
that section OF country. That's =
strange phenomenon.
The st. Vinccnt's De Paul Society
are having a picnic at Wiilcr'- Grove
to-Gay. The Silver Corn"t Band is
furnishing music for the ricniccrs
and we understand thc members of
the society and their friends are hav-
ing a good time.
No trouble 10 show goods at
Glcnn's. Call and examine his stock
and on July IL. 70 and %, come and
participate in his remnant sale,
IL. :. DOYLE had 4 Georgia water
melon at his house for dinner to-day
that weighed fifty pounds.
j. +. Medley came in today after
a steam wheat thrcshcr that was put
of a boat this morning.
Farmers say the wheat is being
injured by the rains. Much of the
crop is still i'll the fields i'll shock and
the wet weather is causing the grain
to Sprout.
Glenn uses 10 advertising lodges
or offers any bats to catch trade. but
sells Won goods that defy competition.
Merchants who fail TO tell the
people at this season of the year what
they have to sell do not deserve pat
runagc.
Albert Hawkins says he VIII have
his steam laundry in operation by the
first of August. Then OH starchy
Young men can have their linen
cleaned at home.
There is such a thing as a mouth
too large and that is what Is the
matter with 100 many of our people.
These mouths are obstacles in the
way of progress and the sooner they
cease to wag the better will our
chances to improve become.
"A railroad to Poplar Bluff would
be worth thousands of dollars annu-
ally to the Cape, and that road Mr..
Houck proposes 10 build if our people
will keep hand off and their mouth
shut
1t is a fact that all remnants and
odd lots will go at HALF PRICE at
Gleun's remnant sale July Is, 10 and
i2o.