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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

During the past week thousands oil
the celebrated Nouplrell and City
Market cigars, made by Ii + BoLr
don i Bro. East Second st. Try one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Nice cold soda, with Gyrups made
from pure juices, makes a good. re
lTeslliEg drink Iry a glass of W. c.
Taylers, 552 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

For cramps, palms. chollc, dl6rrhna,
cholera and kidney diseases, headache,
&c, use DIR, Simms Pain Searcher. II
relieves and cures at once Depot Coz
King street. Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

There'Il be plenty of days
yet for light Clothing before
the leaves turn.
Mems Skeleton sncks, $3.50 In
stead OF 50.
Mems Mohalr Sack, $3.50. instead
of e2, $3.50, So
Mems Skeleton Sacks and Vests,
blue Serge, $3.50 instead oil
Better at $3.50, instead of $3.50.
Easy to fit almost any man
from the Suits at IS, $40,
Sl2-half and less.
Juniper and Market streets.
Take the measure of one
Bedroom Suit-from a fore.
most Grand Rapids Maker.
Solid Oak. polish finish.
Bureau ~ in. high, "A in. wide. q
in. deep. with 24x30 in. Bevelec
French Plate Mirror.
Nhbnbthnu % IN. nsni 10 In. VIDE
II In. deep.
Bedotead headboard 72 In. high
footboard SO IN. high.
$50, say you? No, tina
was the last years price
Twenty dollars now.
Third door.
What are left of the Wo
mems Trimmed Leghorr
Hats may 60 at 50 and So
All sorts of Millinery on thu
same basis.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets.
JOHN WANANAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

When parsonage of high rank dies
in Siam, the king helps battle the body
and prepare it for cremation and final.
ly lights the funeral pyre.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

A cubic inch of gold is worth $2l0; a
cubic foot. ss82, 1880; cubic yard, &c.
797,7o2 This reckoning bases the value
Of gold at s1a per ounce
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Several small properties can DO Dur
chaaed cheap In the western part 81
the city by calling on Howard Z. Yer
non. this office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

We have wide open doors
for any merchandise that
can be made interesting to
you and to us. 49,"
The importers know it,
the manufacturers know it.
They have helped just now
to make the store exception.
ally bargain.bright at almost
every counter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Ii ever there WIS an outpourinG Of
Tie Holy Ghost on the people la the
history OF the meetings oil the Bran.
dyNiue summit camp grounds, there
was one last night. Never before has the
grove Te.echUed wiki the praises Of
Methodists as on this occasion, and
not only until all were overcome did
they lay aside ths battle until morn.
ing, ne Brother llibhard termed 1t.
II was then II o'clock, but at three
quart ers OF an hour after that time,
Christian workers were anxiously
awaiting the conversion OF the souls
oil thclr panltont friends, who were
stu howlng at tho altar.
1t was indeed halleluiah time. Ser.
wants Of God leupeI Ter joy from tho
beginning until the closing OF the ser
vice.
The workers seemed to have the
thought that there was only one dav
moro OF camp upon their minds, nud
not being satisfied with the past
work, were willing to go into 1t with
heart and hand, and SO they did and
they succeeded. The Lord truly IS
here shoutedl|rother Hubbard. "Yes,
haia and he's here to save. came back
TIM reply from hundred throate.
Iha meeting opened ut $50 o'clock
49, ~ L'f'A lAoN Nt FCI VINO. hilGI liAG
singing OF several hymns, Mira. King
gave il lengthy eNhortatIon, which
deeply affected her hearers.
As the time was approaching for the
preaching service and penItent souls
We're at tho alter, Brother Hanna an,
nounced that there would be no preach
Ing as long us souls were waiting upou
God. Rev ii. S. Dulany, who was 10
. have occupied the pulpit. was sent
home again and then the meeting took
the form Of all old time revival.
Another exhOrtation sYelled the
number OF peuitent souls to twenty.
I'VE and the work was only beginning
WITHIN hult an hour tho number had
increased TO alXty.ttvo and at this sight
the mon and women VI God shouted
1t 10y, but when forty-oue we're con
yer sd they gave vent TO their feelin 1
!, By leaptng.
Tho s:ehe was something never tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Any ono wishing to buy or hire nice
hack and harness nearly new should
call at 2222 Lamott street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

A party of young people went or
OF Miss Lidia Megairan. They went
as far as Chester Heights. Mrs. l. Ii.
McKaig, Mrs, W. A. Tnggart, Miss
Addie Turner, Mrs. II. Pierson, Mrs.
A. Hall, Miss d. Vandever, Mrs. Enocil
Moore, Miss Grace Pierson, Miss
Daisy Moore. C.. Miller Turner. j.
Marion Hanna, s.. W. Hannah. Miss
Mabel Parker. Miss Mabel Hanna,
Graham 1aggnrt, A. r. Hall. Miss Liz
zle Turner, Mise Annie Weldln and
Clarence Vernon composed the party.
To stamp out Cholera and keep II
out, you hnve only to use DIR. Simms'
Cholera Syrup, the great positive, un.
failing Diarrhna cure, S5c. Sold by first
class Druggists. Depot COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

THE Sham murder case now on
trial at Trenton, \. j.. is another of
those mysterious cases the facts of
which will never be known to any one
outside the principals. Among these
casos may be mentioned that Of Car.
llsle Harris, DR.. Buchanan and Lizzie
Borden, whose guilt or innocence ls
known only by their God and them
selves. Harris and Buchanan were
convicted solely on clrcumstantia
evidence, and If Mrs. Sham should be
convicted it will DO on the same kind
OF testimony.
In each case motive was shown
for disposIn2 Of their victims, but the
best attorneys OF this and other coun
tries are unanimous In their opinion
that ctrcumstuntial evidence Is some
thing that cannot, In the majority o
cases, be depended upon, therefore /
should DO considered carefully ant
with great allowance. 1t is an OLE
saying that 1t is better that ninety-nin
guilty men should escape than one in
nocent man should suffer, and yet
hundreds have been executed on cir,
cumstautlal evidence, whose limo
cence was afterwards clearly estab
| lished.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Painful teethIng, collie. dlarrhneapre-
snted and cured by Hoopers' anu lyme.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Go TO fiihney's this week ler a nail
CT nice pantaloons. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17
Wanamaker & Brown
OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA

We pay railroad excursion
fare to Philadelphia and re.
turn, from Wilmington, Oh
purchase Of SO worth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17
Tup s,res,s :, AHA city have 4 yostl,

The streets OF this city have vastly
different appearance between and Z
O'Clock In the mornings now to what
they did one year ago. Then they re.
sounded with the tramp OF an army Of
workingmen on their way 10 their
several workshops to put in day for
the support OF their wives and fumi-
lies, and manufacturing articles for
the benefit Of the community. At
O'Clock the screaming OF whistles and
banging of bells of the different indus
trial establishments were almost deaf
enlng, but now what a change. Fac
tories, mills and workshops are closed
and those that are in operation are
working with n reduced force OF short
time and in some instances at reduced
wages.
The army OF worklngmen ure Nc
longer found on the streets, at al
early hour. they come later, md car
be seen idly walking the streets Of
standing on corners discussing the
situation. and wondering what is &c
become of them and their families
this winter, unless there Is grea
change. And yet, with all this depres
sion and suffering. Congress- is spend
ing the time In nonsenslcal speech
making, while tho President OF tn,
United States Is fishing at Buzzardi
Bay. w". ......-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Tho following is the number Of carsI
loaded with peaches which passed over
the Delaware railroad yesterday FROM
the Peninsula consigned TO different
cities:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

The bride belonging to Prof Ottey.
Of Claymont, which was reported 10
have been stolen last Sunday evening
at the camp grounds, was afterwards
found buried in the leaves, soIne yarda
from where the horse hal stood, il
having been knocked down and ear,
ried this distance. lie was pleased to
get it again
Rev Mr.. Conner removed his toni
furniture from tho camp on Wednes.
day to his home at Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker were OF
the grounds last evening.
MIR, and Mrs. E. q. Hall and soT
were on tho grounds during tine even
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

Il out Of ortler.uso BEEruAt PrLLs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

A hack on which were the following
parties arrived at camp from Clay
mont on Wednesday morning: Rev.
George +. Wood, Vim, Hoopos, Abner
Vernon ard daughter, Joseph Slswtor,
wife and daughter, Fred hopes and
sister. Joseph II. Ottey. wife and
daughter. Beside tho above parties
George 5. Bigger and wife and Am
brose $ Ottey drove to camp In their
own carriages, They returned home
ut an early hour In tho evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-17

DR.. Hubbard euloHlzed the efforts
OF the speakers saying that the words
which had been spoken would never
be forgotten by those who heard them.
He hoped for the salvation of souls
ard the winding up OF the camp in n
blaze OF glory, lilo thanked God that
he stood ON the mountain top, with
Christ transiigured III hie soul, and no
was ready TO make any sacrifice to
bring souls out of darkness into the
marvellous light OF the gospel. He
thanked the ministers the newspap ors.
and all others who had contributed to
make this camp a glorious success.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
"a .snrea ss,v;ne Save:
Go 10 the VI orIa-s Fair.

y trip around tie world repays an q,
enc who can afford to take it. Tn
fortunately its est in time and money
i so great as to place it beyond the
reach of most people. Eut this sum.
mer American mel end women viii
have al opportunity TO see the world
wonders At the minimu.a cost. AT
lie Worlds Fair viii be assembled
Hearty ell tic races of men. speaking
their own language. observing their
own cI.sjoms. dressed in native dress.
Most interesting of all will he the peo-
pic Of Asia ana africa; Of T"hom
im"r1cans know 50 little. There
will lie the bTorn Egyptians. plying
ii;eir native i-ad.>: black SoUGanese,
Wit: 1T ~ci'cr=s anl well oiled skin:
.'eaFthy i 'Egi',,c. ~ their gorgeous
.o>tOHc:. an.i 4 hos; of others. They
viii have abvGt them IS mnch of
their native land. as is possible 10
transport ..i;hcr Or reproduce by art
and skill. TO sec them will be a
miniature trip aroaEd The world.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29

:. II. CliTctd. Scu Gael. Wis
Wa troubled with Neuralgia AID
Rheumatism. his S:omach Wa dis
ordered. his Liver was affected TO ar
alarmi-- dc---cc, appetite Icll away
sid h. was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottle, Of Elcc.
trio Filters cured hin.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg: I'll.
lad a runnin. sort on his leg Q.
eight wears standing lie three bot
ties of Electric bitter- and evc box,
e. of BuckIeu's Aruica Salye. and hi
leg is sound ana well. john Speaker
'Ca;awba. o.. had i've Iarce Fever
sores ~ I:is icg: doctors saIi lie Wa
in=rrabif. One bottle Electric Bit,
ter. and cHe box Arica Saivc cured
hird entirely. Sc!t ~ j. maple VII
SON, G:rg-:-t
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
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| Ar. i-niIaH.-taiit"rn.a j 4 love
" corntr=. IT, lex g; wei. tie rooi
get ri@h rvr;"Hr> AID ;ra~;s ere pracii.
ca!iy unknown. y hundred 70 tire,
hundred dp!!ars !'"r ere j. made eacl
wear on fruit, win irrigation. The
California Land AMI Water EzcLaa@"
IF DAYTON. o.. control Iarea faan'i-
It's of 'a"f in California. which they
plant, cultivate. pay tax-s for ten
years, pay!n" goG so Per ac-e az
one 600 on live acres es'h yc:" Il.
yrnr t Of The profit, th3y "cc:'ias
The ka!aIcs l.: ttC c.33 aIl CTi;iva-
lion. The eve al acre # .aEd
away with cae.i ! certificates. A.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
TEIfskT.

-TIubb', creek : full! Of fish ills
year. l. : i,ciicvcG that hco-0r"J-
Ia; wear filed that creek with FLYER
ii l..
Bad eompic-.on ia:li"ates g. IN
, healthy state OF tie system lie Witt
Little EIriy Riser are pill ti:'. will
correct this condition. The Gat on
tne liver. they act en- the ~s:n.caciI-
;hev at Cn the bowels. ! Bee. Miller.
Druggist.
WIN. Eizcl will open his salooI
on DrcaHway NET Monday. May u
An e:csant frce lunch viii be served
to all: Don't fail i attend.
-HeTr,ar rre~:e takes pleasure IN
informing bis friends and patrons that
lie has for sale Old Irrch Rye
Willie Keith. who r-cd 20 run a.
third clerk on .l.e steamer I!Iewiid is
row second clerk on the \. !. Ma>o':
running between -. Louis ari E:ns.7
City.
BED room suits from sig Up :;
y. Walther's-
We are all for water works. Let
them cost what they HAY, ifIi they
will not cost tie city 0He cent for
erecting tLcr. If the fEarchi-c is
granted The plan; will be PIT IN with
foreign capital.
DO YOU wish IN Office: II not-
vou surely do wish 4 new pair OF
sT.rirg shoes. Iiaman has tAcEn.
The river is ill :rau'ir@ ~ and
E few more feet vii! put Il ort {. IS
banks
Ono sim All that 10 Please c2c
price and that the lowest. iian:ans
The tive Charleston banks pub
1ish statements tbs week and -
make good shoHing-. c"a-iacrin!
the size of the town in which they
ere located. The Charleston iilak
seems TO lie the favoFiie for leposi-
tors. for It reports = dcT">it 81 $J9.-
2Ga. while the Mississippi County
Bank shows only $780, deposited il
its vaults.
We're on toT IN TGality. :; the
bottom in prices. 4 WALTER.
An Overflow this gear would
force many people residing or the
Ioxlands 20 seek theft fortunes else
where. They raised nc crops last
year and if they fail again theg viii
have to seek employment where they
can make . living for themselves and
families
Young married people and old
married people. cannot go amiss in
citing up their homes with furnitIre
frtEnv buy =; u store.
y. WzLTItLE
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. siire.

TIE EESF S,LvE in the world fol
:'Ct=. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt
;tueHra. FeTcr Sores, letter. Chapped
nauis. Jniihl:ins. Go rms, and all Skin
.EruptioES. and positively cures Piles
n 10 bay required. 1t = guaranteed
+" -No >~a:i-:aa:va. rmoncvTcfunded
rIi-- - ccrfs Ter bGN. For sale Al
!ti.,eN.s Dig Store
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
a pr4rsewsrsay .narEJa.rng.

r \ r~ra,seworThy OnarFIa.Ing.
: Editor Democrat:
As much as the great and wealthy
State of Missouri has this far failed {,
provide Cor n:ain:cd. and now agef
} veterans, (both Federal and Confed
erate) xhica failure and neglect OF
her part is a lasting disgrace TO the
State, and will continue a bloteh or
her otherwise bricHt aud uuspOtted
escutcLeon until the honor OF tic
State i ftlly redeemed. Il has been
icft 20 the ladies of N;->ouri-GOd
bless them-to supply the much need
ed charity.
The Daughters of the Cunfederacy
did a noble work IN establishing
& Home fer the brave Confederate
veteran &: iIigsinsvi!ic, which will
rebound TO their everlasting honor
and glory.
Now the !aiie. Of Tee .'Eoman's
Z Relief Corps" Of til -a;Tani Army Of
The i;pub!ic~ have ally m.tured their
p.ans 20 purchase. --,ai!i~i,'am In1:n-
iai.! = "!ia:nr' i,r Ike a-cl ana help
i:-s Union Ie -rtii. @.;a" further
than the sister Of L.. Coa:c!era-y
hv adding TO the Missouri soldiers
Home Il condition ,!.ai he ago.! ans!
dccrepiI wife of the veierai i#rr yic
shared his trouble ;.nti sacrifices en-
dIr"i during tn" days Ha!iried mems
s1ulat shall also have . home ~ Ii, !
side during The few remaining year,
Of Their lives.
This IS Il commend.ble ailindo.
aal we trust t!Ic IN cmaa I:rl'ei
tp:p-" vii! mce; with lie success
heir ca:sc deserves.
Fer pos n - STATE auIi
thousands OF Oh Union soldiers sub
their mite t, The Home :!
iIig-iusgilie. Vow Ie; u. al lend =
haaI 20 or u comrades
who az IL w..n.. TlIpse wao are in
receipt IL = liberal .:i>ioi. ought T"
with those VII, receive none
al: those Cd soldiers who hgs: bccl
itv3:ol = iT>;n-s; o.I-E,: IL CO..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
THURSDAY.

The night Waterman shot al q
mar last night up On tine hill. The
watchman caught hold of 4 fellow
who was creating 4 disturbance, the
man broke loose anu ran and the
Waterman shot q. him a couple Of
times as he ran
The man who drew a gun On
John Broiderick over in Wahoo and
then cane over here ana was arrested
as a fugitive from Justice and sea to
the Jackson jail, was taken before
Judge Koehler yesterday on a writ
of h4beas corTEs ard the JHd@" Dis
charged han.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
r:.e Y...-r wcras Proposition.

Tie City Council iHct II,' ri-h;
! April :Gh. or revised the o~r,iiaan5'
| prepared. Is i;Ia!ys H. Th'Is-2 o:
Ch.ca-n Tor tie Granting c: : water
| work. franchise to tie --!i .i1:.,-s I.
! Tnrrs:>"2. TIC ordinance : IL,
b.; =. tier tia. Ia. eve. hcr'.
submitted /, TIE city for e., securing
of ~atcr wo?!.. n. The Council! mai,
7,ry ic,. changes IL tho ro-,!ia= q
Tic dornnacnt. \ cry &c Tic o.
!! iina3ce - a:ncnIa,! val toe tG:wErlc,.
% James II. Thompson and if Sc
.e;,teI ~ him the ordinance will tc
passed at tie -, + al.r meeting Il
the Counci. and : special election
ordered to ratity tie same Mr.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29

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ii. Cf.a"asry v. I:epcn -i:icr
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"a !Ir,;l-nt- ~ -'.-.r! - Nj: Il,
IRA; ~"i;;ii- are ;''': "A"i"h !, ih'
Me " Ua!" i'~aiiE'a"- -" :t'e'-
~ii-t"""t-
An advertisement in the Fair
catalogue vii Ice read Icy ne"pic ia
all I:ar:- of tn c0un;ry. IirC thon>-
aHd cor > OF the catalogues VIII DC
Distributed arnna5 ."I i VII" attend
,-.r,
'A' "" - VA -"
10 do some trading while in The city.
Ill" TeoP!" IN i:;f lhirl VAR!
w" 'ef"' '"c ny
''ei' "s''er N'''- Ills ""i "'' ""'H
VIII expect ID '"Hr ''o'H '"'i' ici"e''
The County Court vi! BE- asked
next week 10 grant license Tor ihfes
saloons IN 'aoHson-
Probate Court will al
Jackson on Monday, the 9Th day oil
hay-
We will have four terms of court
during the month 81 May. as follow:
Circuit and County Courts on the
first Monday: Probate Court on the
second Monday and Common Pleas
Court on the fourth Monday.
HmC. G.. &. Certain <huI Cure.
kncf the best remedy ye,u, have
.su, r,cpeT vii nc reG.:uSed
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29

The brick masons are at WORK o,
Hirsch Brothers new store houst
binding on the corner of Good Hop.
and Sprigg streets. The new build
ing will be n the largest business
houses in that portion Of the city.
DIR. s. S. Harris has purchased
the Burgess farm over in Illinois. lie
got file farm at a bargain.
Col. G. c. ThiIenius is ort solicit.
ing advertisements for the Fair
catalogues. Tie catalogues will Re
printed tome time during the month
Of june ard those who want their
advertisements in it should hand in
their orders As early as possible.
Farmers say they cannot do any
farm work on account Of the wet
weather and they are predicting late
crops this year.
Mr.. Chsuncey u. Dcpew's advice
IS go South Young Nam The best
inducements on iecord to visit the
Great South are now offered toy the
Mobile & Ohio I:aiIrcad. SEC zG,,r-
tiscInent.
The salaries fci tile assistant
teachers i'll the public schools were
fixed last night by the Board of Edu-
cation. They VII BE- the same for
the next scholastic year a, they GOV
are.
AT the School Board meeting
last night Theodore O>res+"F was en-
ployed 10 take The ceasu5 of the |
School children Of this school district. !
The work must be completed lrfcrc
the 18th day 81 My.
The ST. Louie Cape Giaariear 4 !
Fort Smith Railway Company are
msking preparations TO have a sic o:
urcaiicd for express packages. Tie
,aIc will me- octu II until some time liz
June ahi due notice vii he -iicn.
Ci::d2ea E.s1e .e lczc"C. &C.
Ccr;a.E SAis; Sa-s,' :kc FieAs
ssnf and guaranteed ct:Ec ~
Sever. EgEe cS& Esl=rin.
Price 50 St..
Fors lie By ". II. Coer-er. druggist;
An Illinois man drev. = gun Oh
John B-odrI:ck Yesterday aai thre.;-
ered TO shoot. lie failed e. carry
o;i his HI threa: however. ard whra.
lir. Frederick wcrc OF: = warrant;
bi- arrest tie +IcfiI-sc sL"oiis:
skipped N and cane to Missouri.
sir. Erodtrick followed lin 81 thi- ,,
rity and lad him arrested nn 4 var
rant charging !i'm with being 4 fugi-
i've from justice. Constable Hopper
look tic man 10 the .':"k-on jail ,
&c will be KEY: ill r.gUi,itIon ,
an L. -cc'rci T. .:kc hin
zach 10 Ii;ilo!s.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29

Oa Wc,:nc-..ay, Aay Sd. 1898. ;he
rev. bells az, altar, in -. Augi,;ire>
Church Il; hciso. scott county, viii lie
blessed. 4; nine o'clock &. n Rev.
Father McDcrIBc;t OF 81. Eiacent's
College VIII deliver an appropriate
sermon.
Very Rev MHehl:iePen will address
the people in German.
After services the ladies will spread
4 grand dinner aud all kinds OF re-
frcshmcnfs viii be abundant.
Everybody most cordially invited
Dv order IF TEE COMMITTEE
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29

J. L. Wilson, 81 Clay -. Sharps-
burg. Pa, -ay> he VIII not be without
lsr. hina's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coashs and Colds, tina; ii
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- i'r"ra.an:. after - Jack OF
Ia Gr.r9c. whea var"as other
.,u., al several physicians had,
,re 10y 10 cccI. Robert Barber.
ok!-or;, IA elaine, pr. Kings
~ ~nTe-y - dome Kim more
. ,. Inn @ay:hi"g lie ever used for
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g.. Free Igia! Eoi'!cs ii wilson
81 r. Store. LaEcs tyitics &c. anc
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-29
TUESDAY

Judge KoehIer Of Jackson will
take a trip TO Eurspe after the May
term Of the Probate Court.
The river is falling at 81. Louis
and tas latest adyices are that the
MINER rivers arc MI slowly falling.
This i, good news 70 the farmers liT-
fug On tho low lands along the river