The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-19

c
o Harry Roehl has gone to Texa
to seek a fortune. Harry is q mic
g young man. and we hope he will NEE
r with success in the Lone Star State.
Mr.. Ignatius Block and Mis-
e Louise Schrader, were united in mar
riage in the Lutheran Church yester
II day, Rev. Flachbart officiating.
AT the next term. of the Count,
Court Judge Bartels will take his set
~ n of the Judges. He will taxi
Judge Miller's place.
r. Tho weather signal llass on tn,
. court house are a little obt of shape
, The storm this morning got the bet
ter of them.
+ The French market started 6
! delivery wagon this morning. They
propose 10 run a wagon and deliver
+. meat, TO al, parts of the city.
II your .ppct!te is gone moth
4. will restore IL IaOrc quickly
Than sc. e. 4. Certain Chi!s
Cure" The great Tenfc ard
guaranteed Cure for ChiiIs and
Fever. Price 50 rents.
Jerry Sisley, of Jackson, was in
the city to-day. Mr.. sibley informs
us that he has made arrangements to
open a confectionery and toy store in
Jackson.
Frank Cenz is getting ready for
the holiday trade. lie IS receiving
new goods daily. and lie will besready
10 do a big busihc&a dhriis the Holt
lays.
Robert Tirmenste..n, of jackson,
! telegraphcd to E. Fl. ~Elgelh,ain in
this city this morning that a big ten
pound boy arrived at his house ra,t
night.
Another wedding in the Catholic
Church this morning. This year has
been a record. breaker in marriages
in this city. No wonder our voting |
population continues to increase. The
fruit Of tits years matrimonial crop
will swell Tie majority for some poll
iical party when it ripens.
If we adopt the city of the third
class the poor people who OWN their
little homes viii not own them long.
Under the law governing cities of the
third class property owners must i'm
prove the streets on which their
property fronts. If they fail to do
this their property will be sold for
taxes and the Spectator who has
money VIII become the owner. How
do the poor class of property owners
like this idea? Are they willing to
ruin themselves just TO crafty a few
fellows who Imagine that they are
the only cn.erprisiig men on earth:
We think net.
TUFTS Pills cure Constipation and
Piles.
TIE DEMOCRAT is ctill standing !
up for Missouri. and especially for
the city OF Cape Girartieau in South
east Missouri. Cape Girardeau is the
metropolis of the great Southeast. 1t
is n city of schools and churches and
it is the best governed city IN the
State. 1t has a special charter that is
claimed by the ablcst lawyers in the
State TO be the best charter ever
given to anv city in the State. We
are opposed to giving up this charter
and later on VIC will give some reasons
why we oppose the adoption Of the
city of the third class.
Our evening contemporary, the
Fra, las arain changed hands. 1t
CAME ont ye9.crdny with tie name OF
Will Rodney as editor and Rev. CEas.
Hunter as business manager, at the
head Of its editorial column. There
is nothing sail cditorially about the
change, but a glance at the paper yes
terdav told that a change had taken
place. and that a man of some ability
lad taken editorial charge. We must
congratulate our Democratic friends
for their good torturnc in securing a
man Of some brains to edit their
organ. Mr.. Rodney never attended
the Columbia Law College. but he is
better qualified to edit a newspaper
than any editor the Era has had for
some fine.
Married. at the residence ofPeter
Huber in Randol township, by G. G.
Kimmel, J. p, November II, 1892,
WILLIAM T. tuden to Minnie Z. Brink
man, both of Cape Girardeau county:
-fhe official vote Of the county
is given elsewhere in this paper. 1t
is n good thing for future reference
and every voter in the county should
cut 1t out and file it away.
The Star Comedy Company will
open tie Opera House in this city
next Monday for s three nights en-
gagement. They have new music;
acting by actors, singing by singers
and dancing by dancers.
The WORK of crawling Morg;h
Oak street is not progressing as
rapidly as the people residing along
that street would like to see. The
fact is the weather hBs been so bad
that the gravel haulers could not
work.
We are pleased 10 see that the
hog law is being put in force. The
streets look much better since his