The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25
TUFTS Pill is the. family doctor.

-Tutt's Pill is the. family doctor
The two candidates for Count,
School Commissioner are both cIeveI
men and both are qualified to perform
the duties of the oSce.
! The merchants up on Breadwa,
, seem to be doing a good business
They carry good stocks and they have
q good run of country trade.
Carpenters are at work on two
houses for John Jaeger in the Gibony.
Hcuck Addition. They will be neat
four room cottages and they will be
for rent as soon as they are completed.
After the city election at Jackson
another effort will be made to secure
saloon license And We understand that
this time the safoon men will be
successful.
The DEMOCRAT viii take NO part
iii the city election. This is no party
issue. Good men have been nomi-
mated on all TIE tickets and no matter
who wins tie city will have stoa Of
icers.
Children like TO take sc. &C
Certain CALI Cure" the pieces
ant aud guaranteed cure fer
Fever, Agu6 and MSIarIa.
Prtoc 90 cts.
For Sale by W. II. Coerver, druggist
The people of Mississippi, New
Madrid and Pemiscut counties are
making a determined effort to have a
ietee built to prevent the Mississippi,
River from overlooking their country.
Major Geo. W, Ctfl-ton, of Pemiscot
county, Is the primt mover in this
enterprise.
"A black walnut sill that is more
than finr yeGrs old will be put in
Henry Iiuhn's new house on Main
street. The sill was taken out Of the
cid frame house that Mr.. tIuba tore
down. aud it is as sound yet as the
day it n.as turned on from the broad
ax".
-S!hce the street car line has been
IN operation the people of this city
are more sociable than they used TO
be. People on Tie hill come down
town oftiicr and down town people
go up town more frequently. The
car line is not only q great con-
vepience, but it is al enterprise that
our h'crit more closely to-
gether in their business and social
"A -ery pleasant surprise was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaye
Schultz at their residence Oh Broad
way last SUNDAY evening. A large
was in attendance and Mr..
Mrs. Schultz were the recipients of
MANY beautiful and valuable presents.
Among those present were, Otto
Hanny and wife. Chas. W. Stehr and
wife. Hcrma.a hock and wife. Fred
Papc and wife. l.. II. Greassle and
Wis. Rudolph Walter and wife. Louis
Porf and wife, ii. A. Meystedt and
wife, IL. W. Frcnzel and wife, L. W.
Flcntge and wife, ii. II. Thiessen and
wife. II. A. Lehcr and wife, Chas.
Schultz and wife. Misses Annie Stehr,
Nellie Stehr, Amelia Stehr, Bertha
Katie Sackmann. Ullie Moedcr.
Celia Iisuptmann. Mary Baumann,
Aii,elia Vogelsaug, Hattie Bremmer-
manh, Rosa Scultz. Louisa Wie.zel.
Mcssrs. Vim. Oberhcidc, Albright
Walther. SaH F. Davis, Rudolph
W. Stchr, Martin A. Oberheide. Otto
VIII Frenzel, Ed Sttln-
never, Z. IL. Thileuius. john Sack !,
mann. w. +. BAuDan. Robt. i~le;uberg.
4. c. Easterling. J. {. IIanny, IL. G..
IIsuenschildt. +. {. Mucder, VIM
and John kassel The
Orchestra furnished the
music dnd those in attendance re-
manned until a latt hour, wien with
many congratulations they bid the
fair host and hostest a kind good
wishing them q long, happy
and prosperous married life. I