The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-07-08

The Excelsior Band furnished
the music for the celebration at DeIta
yesterday and the music gave salts
faction to all.
-Parlor suits, bed room suits, and
dining room furniture at specially low
q prices at A. Walther.
The Sturdivant Bank was select
ed by the City Council at its meeting
last Monday night as the city de-
pository.
-Russet laces and polish al Ia
mans.
Joe Meyer brought a load of corn
. to market this morning which he sold
at fifty cents per bushel. Corn is now
o worth as much as old wheat and
more than new wheat.
We have a large line of Ward
robes, at prices that will surprise
. you. a WALTIIER.
The financial statement of the
Cape Girardeau Binding and Loan
Association. which viii be found in
the DEMOCRAT to-day, makes a good
showing for the Association.
A cool stove and . warm wei
come at Humans en- Main street.
j. VI. aud II. w. Taylor, of ST.
Louis, formerly of this city, are visit
ing friends and relatives here. They
came down on the New .Idlewild
Tuesday morning and will remain till
next Saturday.
Bury your doubts and try us
once. Humans shoe store.
We understand that there is some
talk of a legal fight being made
against the enforcement of the license
tax ordinance. The ordinance was
passed by a unanimous vote and we
know no reason why it should not be
law.
If you need anything in the fur {
niiurc limo call at a. Walthcr's on |
broadway, il will pay you. 4
The Eletes had a social hop al q
the River View Hotel last night AMI t
we understand il was 4 pleasant affair.
The bOntons were all out oftown and |
the common folks had things all their u
for one time. =
If"C. c. c. Certain Chill Cure, |
enot ihe bcsir remedy you have
ever used for Ghilis and Fever
money will he refunded. -
pleasant 20 take. Large bottles =
cents. "
Fer sale by w. H. Coerver, druggist q
The Lutheran School picnic at "a
Niller's Garden yesterday was n
grand affair. The whole town turned C
,ut last night and the garden was not o.
arge enough for the comfort of such =.
IN assemblage of people. 1t was the
lrgest crowd that cvcr met at one
line in the garden. -,
IN
-~Itemnan' sale at Glenn's Monday :
As
nd Tuesday. July 10th and 18th at -,
lalf price. Don't forget the time il J.,
'ou want some bargains. H.
John Gawrunski was leader Of
II" orchestra that furnished music for b,
he Fourth Of July celebration at dc
BELLA Yesterday and he informs H. y
hat hr puiird the how over the
ill unr o'clock this morning.
ne members u: the orchestra return -
! hnmi" nn til. min. o'rinrk train III
morning a tired IoUh.ug .ct of -,
"
50, or Ir:r linr q: reed and >.
,I .-,rir,i fs.rNrr>. y. AALi.IEI;.
Ca .ount of the hot weather :,
lc c"I>irlriIpn of t.Ir Commerce l.,
nd Morley I;hiroai is progressing "
some days Il large force OF IS
andS WORK on the road and then ne
My a few show up. To-day VIC are
The force has dwiDdled
own TO two or three hands. Ms
Folding beds at y. Walthers.
of
The fourth was celebrated at 81,
am. Scisms. four miles north of this %
ty, by about thIcc hundred people.
here was NO barbecue. but a picnic
inner and free lemonade. an ice -,
cam and candy stand. a doll rack.
dancing floor and good music en- @
Iled people to enjoy the occasion. -
Big drive in all lines of goods at nm,
lcnn's in order to reduce stock. cir
In our DAILY IF June 2Sth We :
Iblished a local stating that L. E. tbs,
'olfe, State Superintendent of Public, DE
is making a tour of institute sol
and that he would arrive
Jackson at les p. m. Tuesday July i,
|. This morning we received a COM GIL
.uunication from Mr.. Wolfe stating uo
lat as the time for the holding of our ,ho
,unty institute has been changed IL;
July 10th 10 July l7th,h he is now
Dligcd TO recall his appointment. r.
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THURSDAY. ro,