The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-25

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80
MONDAY.
The next April election will b;
the last election held in this city il
which there will DO no politics.
Read the advertisement of I'm
claimed express packages for sale
which appears elsewhere in this pa
per. There are many valuable pack.
ages in the list.
Dennis Wilson has pdrchised
one Of the lstest improved sprinkIers
and he will sprinkle the streets this
year in al! parts OF the city where thu
people are willing 10 lay for the
work.
jackson is not o neutral town like
Cape Girardcau. They have nomi-
hated regul.r Democratic end lie:
publican tickets for their city election
The CaIi-Book calls THEM The Salt Oh
and AnttsSzloon Tickets. The Re-
publican ticket, it Gays IL the whisky
ticket.
Tho Hrkets for the Owl Club
Easter Ball have all been sold.
Henry Ossenkop has fiuschased
for himself q nice srr.rg WAGON and
q gOod horse.
r YeHr appetite 10 gouo moth
Tag VIII restore Ii GCrc euscLiy
than "t. G. &. Certain Chill
Cs.ro," ths greet Tonic Esa
guaranteed Care rST Chi.is aad
Power. Price 50 cezts.
For sale by ". II. Cserver, druggist
Mr.. Jthl kassel has gone into
The optical business. Mr.. kas.cl is =
practical opticisn and he will no
doubt do a good businss in this line.
Joseph Barcnkanp held the
lucky number IN the rattle for the
curtains ratified off by Mic Nicaisc.
Number 70 was the winning number.
The Candidates at large for the
rity Offices arc all good men and we
are assured of good aud efficient
officers.
Our real estate agents are OK
rectiig to DO n big bta,ncss during
the spring and summer months. We
hone they will not be disappointed.
Two prisoners broke but of the
New Madrid Jail last week. One of
them returned within twenty-four
hosrs and gave himself up. Tic cther
has made good h~issscaps.
The sow and piss advertised in
these columns as strayed have been
found. They were stolen and the
nian who stole them would never
have been suspected Of the crime.
Our railroad is doing business at
tae old stand just the same as if moth
ing had happened: Tic Missouri
Pacific has nUt iet gsbbled il up moi
is It likely 10 do anything in the way
of gobbling it up soon.
Everybody cannot be elected to
office and those who arc defeated al
the April city election mist ''grin
and bear it." We arc willing to do
our part of the grinning if we have
to.
The river Ia rising rapidly. This
is ah Indication thai We will have NJ
overflow this year. The water that
runs out now will not be above to
help swell the june freshet.
If"C. C. C. Certain Chill Curen
hast the best remedy yoI have
ye1r money will be refuEced.
f1sasant TO take. Largo bottles
50 seats.
Fer sale by ": Fl. Coerver, druggist
ID. A. Glenn sold a large bill OF
goods to-day TO MI. and Mrs. Ben F.
Allen, of Benton. Mr.. Glenn has
quite a large number of good Scott
county customers. lie treats them
nicely and gites them value received
for their money and they always go
to Glenn's to do their trading.
Hon. Marshall Arnold, our repre-
sentative in Congress; has not yet re-
turned home. He is remaining in
Washington to leok after the interests
of the applicants for office from his
district. and we understand that he is
kept busy day and night.
An exchange well says. 1t is an
experience of publishers that too man!
people are apt 70 think that it matters
but little whether the newspaper bill
is paid promptly or not, that it is a
small bill and therefore oflittle conses.
ouense. And this is not bscstse the
subscribers are not willing to pay, but
rather because they are negligent:
Each one imsgines that this years in
deptedness amounts to so small sum
the publisher cannot be in need of it;
without thinking tor a morteut that
the income of a newspaper is made DIP
of irsl such small amounts and that
the aggregate of all subscriptions ia by
no means an inconsiderable sum of
money.
TUESDAY