The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-10-07
RATES,
JoTTINaS,
RemoranduLns fdads in the Re
porter's WanderingA,
MONDAY.

The Dunklin County Fair will
held at kcunelt, October lS, 10, {
and 2l.
The man who wears the bes
c hes is not always the most int
lie nal man, on the contrary, he j
g ,erally the most iIliteratc maj
Wien you call on him to express him
s, t on paper with pen or pencil.
The Van Frank Hotel case wa
taken by change of venue to Marbl,
IGiiL.
Barney Gill has a new boarder a
his house. 1t is a boy.
r. W. Barber has made an clegan.
church plate for the first Baptist
Church. 1t is a splendid piece o
work containing the name of the
church and date of erection.
The IIOuc& road will bring poo.
pie TO the Cape Fair at greatly re,
duced rates-cheaper rates, We under.
s;astl, than has ever before been
given.
j. +. Schwepker the entcrprising
"Eoston Grocer" is giving away
$1,000 in cash TO his customers and
invites everyone 10 call and get n
share of his grand donation. Mr..
Schwerker means business. Wit
-Grazt, The poet, and Harry Con-
~ry, two coIored boys. were arrested
to-day by Constable Hopper, on a
warrant sworn out by William Wal
lace. charging them with shooting on
the public highway
Christ. Baumann aud daughter
Mary left the city Saturday for Chi
cago where they go TO see the big
FUR.
The game of ball between The
Na.cots AMI the Futures stood p to Z
in favor OF the Futures.
Henry Koch went to Grcenvillc,
Waync county, this morning with n
force af brick masons TO build a new
caurt house for WAYNE county.
VIM. Hannah has charge Of the
books at the Union Mills for a few
days.
John r. Cooler was granted a
divorce from Mollie Cootcr in the
Common Pleas Court TO- day.
IT your appetite is gone nottis
fns agiH restore il I,1OTc quickly
Than "C. &. G.. Certain Chill
lure,o tie great Tonic and
Guaranteed Care for Calls and
EcyC-. Price SO cents.
For sale by w. III. COerrer, druggist
Our preachers are the only mel
who are not complaining OF hard
times now. Their salaries go on hard
times or no hard times.
We are informed that a. Won
Cloat has recently been granted an
increase of pension. We arc glad
10 hear IT, as it was granted TO a
worthy recipient, who is now wholly
disabled.
Herman Baer, son of Adolph
Eacr. formerly of this city, but now a
merchant on Washington Avenue, in
ST. Louis, is in trouble. He has been
travelling for a wholesale house and
he is charged with beating his house
out of considerable money. Young
Baer was born in this city aud he
was named after q former citizen OF
this city who was once o prominent
man here.
sc. c. C. Certain Corn Cure
removes Germs. warts, buniOns'
mOIes and cali0uscs. Warrnh-
ted. Sec that G.. q. c. Is bioNn
In every bottle. Take NO othcr.
For sale by W. ii. Coerver, druggis
Otto Holm is painting two rooms
for the editor of the DEMOCRAT
Parties desiring to see Mr.. Holm VIII
find him in the big white house on
the corner of Frederick street and
Jefferson Avenue during the mex
two or three weeks.
Conn, Hill Il Co. proprietors o
the Mcrry-go-round located in Haarig
have the finest machine ever brough
10 this city. They are very cieyeI
gentlemen and are doing a rushing
business. f. NJ. Brewer, ticket col
iector, is a genial, wholesoul, good
na.ured gentleman.
The Board of Education met TIL
morning and transacted the reguia
routiue of business. Misses Hauei
schild and Williams asked for IN
were given permission to employ SUI
stitutes to teach in their rooms s
that they could go to the "orie
Fair. The Board ordered the school
closed OH Wednesday, Thursday an
Friday OF Fair weed.
TUESDAY
The street railroad track Will I
repaired and putin good nix with