The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-20
L~aADPENcIL 5oTrINGs.
ES1hpranda.as Aa6o IN tho BE.
paEteGns Wnndarires.
MONDAY.

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hold a business meeting some tin,
next week.
-"EInected in July," is thc way
the big city papers head q dispatch
from Washington concerning Mrs
Cleveland.
There arr not tz manv school
children in this city as there were hi:
lime last year.
The brics work en- rnc secfioi,
of lIirsch Brothers new store house
WAS completed Saturday.
Col. G.. c. ThiIcnius has rendered
his resignation Is a member of the
Board of Directors of the Cape Gira--
deau Prospecting and Mining Com
pnny.
Fred Glover and wife left on tiir
one O'Clock train This afternoon for
their new home in Tyler, Texas. Mr..
Glover has numerous friends in this
city who Regretted TO see him leave.
Otto Holm painted two life size
horses on Cplrad Lind's livery
stable on Frederick street the other
day and they arc beauties.
The COMMON Pleas Court VIII
eonvcne next Mon.iav in regular srs-
sion. The docket Tor this term is
lsrscr than uS.-l AMI court will Ike
Iy last more THAI one week.
Judge Joseph koeh'er came IL
from Jackson Yesterday mGrning on
his way to Europe. lie took the 1919
train for st. Louis aad he will arrive
IN New York Tuesday cvcning iH tim"
10 take n steamer for Ei:r"rc we'd
neslay morning.
-Nr. Chalp"oy 81. Dcrc" . advice
il. :::;ySou;h Young, Man I'd, tcs!
Inducements un rccort! 10 visit tine
Grca: south. are NOV offered by the
Mobile e Ohio Railroad. See advc:s
tis.mrrt.
The report whirh la been in
circulation regarding F!cnic, s Wood
,ir5oivia9 partnership la, No frunia-
Iion wlIntrvrr. Mr.. wood j. How in
California whrr, he Will remain ;ur
Some time for his health. The i!rr>"
ire still d;;ing hu-;ur>s> a! the Old
stand AMI under the fra name Of,
Flcntge & Wood.
They are putting III 4 wafer works
plsnt at Chester. ~ii!iIuis, and Mr..
Scuchcrt. who has just returned from
That town Informs us that tho city %!
Chester has y contract with Tic wafer
works company for forty fire plugs
at thirty dollars per annum for each
plug. This Is twentr dollars lcttcf
than the Chicago firm offered This
citr. That firm wanted ~ to take
sixty plugs ii fifty Gollars each.
sry.rr appetite & zane :20t!l-
ts< wa; restore if-uD.c quickly
thAa &C. &. &. t=7i&2z1 EE:3:l
S<ro," tAe greet Tonic ana
zezrnHsGoG Care asT Calls 4r1ti
reyer. P1r,cs 80 ce..fs.
For sale by W. Il. Cocrrcr, druggist
The river is about on a stand
here, hut reports from the upper
rivers would indicate that another
rise may BE expected soon. Many o.
The little streams are cut of their
banks in the States north of us and
all that water must come out through
the Mississippi River, so the danger
OF an overflow ID not yet over.
"A majority Of The people ofJsck-
son are satisfied that there is = SCREW
loose in the mental machinery Of the
editor Of the CdSh-B0ok, and that is
WHY thsy do not care for what lie
SAWS about them. They are not re-
spouiible for the existence of the pa
per that is continually giving their
town IN undcserving bad reputation.
There are always cranks enough in a
town the size of Jackson TO support
q paper like the CdSk-Book'
-SymOn Brothers. merchants. at
Jackson made An assignment last week
for the benefit of their creditors. VIII
ii. Miller WAS made the assignee. The
assignment created quite an excite
ment in Jackson, u it was supposed
that the firm was Financially solid.
We have not learned what the liza
bilities vii! foot up.
jackson with saloons Is quite q
different town to what it was when
they had no saloons. We visited The
town during Circuit Court week
when there we're no saloons i'll the
Mace and we saw 10 less than - dozer
drunken mel On the streets. Las
Saturday We spent the day in jackson
and 1--WE saloons we're wide open al
day but we did not see q drunken
man in town.
sc. c, C. Certain Germ Cure
removes cOrns. warts, Duaions-
moIes and calIOuses.
ted. see THAI c. &. G. Is blcwr
In every bottle. Take no other
For sale by W. IL. Cocrver, druggist
County Clerk William Paar wa
in the city yesterday. During Judg'
koehler's absence Mr.. Paar will hav
charge of the Probate business i
Judge Keehler's office and all busines
will be attended to just the same
fudge Koehler was in the Office.