The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-09-02
WEDNESDAY.

on Broadway. A perfect fit, at 10
prices.
WEDNESDAY.
! There were at least 10 passenIe.
LETT here per steamer New ldlewiI
last night.
October %ill be the greatest mon
, at the Worlds Fair, writes Il Csi
boy.
w. II. Iluters sells The Blu
Ribbon School Shoes" and the pric
is stamped on each pair. They ar
just eiegcnt.
If you fail 10 fiud what you wa,
anywhere else in The city come 20 t.
DEMGClAT Office.
- Dur mil!ers are paying fifty cent
per busiIel for wheat.
Common Pleas Court convene
on the 18th of September.
The Court of Appeals ofSt. Loui
meets the first Tuesday in October.
Some of the pensioners failed I,
receive their pensions for the last pa,
day a,G of course the, are mad.
Call at the Gem Shoe Store" or
broadway and sce those Reindeer
skin shoes. VIII. Hu;er's proprietor
A good tit guaranteed.
The steamer Idlewild took on
several hundred barrels of paint a
the Matteson punt mil last night.
DR.. PeirJnnct. wife and daught n
Mrs. Van Doren, will leave on the
7th of September for the Worll-
Fair.
Claus Kernstcr, of Gprlonvillr
il / II the city tn-rlay. Claus saws h
feels greatly relieved since the Demo
Gratis took The phst-ntlice OF his hands
Charles Quicker respectively ask
the patronage of ali citizens who de
sire to have their chimncys cleane ]
or to have n we'll or cistern sunk
Good work guaranteed, at reasonable
| ratrs.
If"C. G. &. Ccrtuin Gail; Cure,
11ct the best rcNuei, yO1 have
nz-n~ .A TS,s f ., -
your money wia Ee refunCcd.
Pleasant 10 take. Large bottles
50 cents.
For sale by W. IL. Cuerver, druggist
The oyster season has opened and
our dealers are supplying themselves
and say they intend to keep fresh
oysters on hand all the time now.
MIR. Moody, of Washington coun-
ty, is in the city visiting his family
which moved here last May. lie
operates a Diamond Drill for mill
ing company.
Louie elmer AMI Alonzo Ire
land of Commerce were passengers on
the steamer New Idlcwild last nigh;
bound tor st. Louis.
Our Congress ran Marsh Arnold
voted tor the unconditional repeal OF
tho Sherman Law.
We hope and trust that the "Bee-
thoven Musical Harmonic Society"
mentioned in our former papers about
to be iuaugeratcd and established here
in our city will not tall through for
want of numbers of member
ship. Prof. DcCenial is to be
Musical Director, his ability and es-
tablished reputation to carry it
through ought to be sufficient gaur-
antee for its final success Let US
hear more of it. We invite every one
dcsirious OF good classical fundamen-
tai instructions to observe the Pro-
fessors Ad. in another column. Every
one speaks highly of him.
Children like to take Sc. C.. c.
Certain Chill Cure" the pleas.
ant and guaranteed cure for
Fever, Aguc and Malaria
Price so cts.
For $ lie by W. Fl. Coerver, druggist
&C. II. Wilson pays the highest
market price for green apples.
President vandiver, of the Nor
nal, has just returned home from an
extended tour throughout Southeast
Missouri, in the interest of the school
he has the honor to preside over.
lie says that the prospect for a full
ATTENDANCE the coming aso is fair,
notwithstanding the hard times. That
the people as a general rule are
stauuch frirnds of the Normal and
fully appreciate the good work that
the Normal has done for the people
of this section of the State. The new
years work will begin next Tuesday,
and pupils will be arriving in groups
for the first month, at the end of
which the average attendance will be
Their presence will lend
life to our streets, and we bid them a
warm welcome to the athens of
Southeast Missouri.
For the q. A. II. Encampmcut to
be held in Indianapolis, Ind Sept. 4th
to 9Th, inclusive, The Cairo Short Line
will sell round trip tickets from Muir
physboro Aug. 2sth TO Sept. 5th, in
elusive, with return limit ofSept. 10th
al rate VI $7.l0.