The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-07-29
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niture line call at a. Waliher's G
. Broadway, it will pay you.
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=, An Illinois farmer fed his la!
years crop of wheat to t~hirty-six pig
q i'd last week he sold his pigs in til
st. Loui. market at u price that ne
ted him one dollar and forty cen
=. per bIshcl for his wheat. This beat
selling wheat at forty ccnts-Cleve
land prices.
r. ID. A. Glenn, the en.erprisin:
merchant has adopted a new plan b,
which he is giving away $4,000 il
cash 10 purchasers of goods at hi
store. Everyone should call and SEE
" Mr.. Glenn and take advantage of hi
;, liberal offer. wit
E. Advise for these days of alarm
keep cool. be prudent hut not be penn
rious. Deal with Hannah. Thus you
will escape disaster.
CLAY Thompson, of near Arbor
L scnt a very large stuffed rattle snake
! to August Shivelbien Of this city.
Il last night, that measures 6 fe ct III
I length aud 10 inches in circumference
Ill the largest part of its body. and
when killed had at leas, 20 %rattles.
This huge RATHER had killed three
persons by biting them before it wa
= itself killed.
-Parlor suits. bed suits. and
lining room furniture at specially low
prices at y. Walther.
The corr scare is over now and
farmers are bringing in their corn and
selling it at 40 cents per bushcl.
Lockout Tor Ficntsc & Woods
clearance sale, commencing on Aug.
the 9TH anu continuing one week
only. july25
Tho town is full of watermclons.
The melons are brought here from
Scott county and so far they are held
at good stiff prices. but these high
prizes will not last long Tor the
market will be glutted.
You can make hss,e in Humans
shoes without fear of their ripping.
Read the big advertisement of
Fentge & Wood in this paper and
then save up your change for their
big clearance sale which will begin
on the 9TH of August. They will offer
you bargains that viii as.onish you.
Ill. Macke, of Tilset, was in the
to-day aud reports that wheat has
yielded very well in that section.
Speaking of deposits, the best
place to invest your money is at
IIaman's shoe store.
The judiciary Committee spent
about three hours this forenoon over
hauling the license tax ordinance.
Several essential changes were made
in the ordinance and the Committee
is not yet through with it. They
will meet again tomorrow morning
for further work on the ordinance
and it is likely that quite a large
number of amendments will he made
and submitted TO the Council at its
next regular meeting.
Peter Maui will open his new
sIloon next door to the Planters
Mills on Independence street the lst
Of August.
, David Wright and wife of Me
dora, Ind are visiting in this city.
Mr.. Wright is the son-in-law of the
late \. NJ. Cascbolt.
-Wm. Penn, who has been operat-
ing a threshing rig for Mr.. Mcclure
OF Wheatland ILL.,, informs us that the
wheat in the Illinois bottom is about
all threshed.
See our large line of reed and
upholstered rockers. \. WAITiIER.
Charity c. Smith, of Sd. Mary,
Mo-, and Louise Lynn, of Wheatland,
ILL.,, had their pension claims allowed
recently. p. C. Cooter of this city
was their attorney.
Our banks, thank fortune. are
secure, and IIaman continues to ac-
cept checks on them in exchange for
shoes.
You may expect bargains at
F1entge e Woods clearance sale
commencing August the 9TH and con-
tinuing n week.
Folding beds at a. Walthcrs.
-Thos. McClure's horse (of Wheat
laud) became frightened this morning
and ran away with his buggy. No
damages except a few scars TO horse
and buggy.
We have a large line of Ward
robes, al prices that will surprise
you. A WALTHER.
Commerce and Morley will soon
be united by a railroad, aresult of the
energy of Mr.. Louis Houck. Hurrah
for IIouck, or anybody else who can
and will build more railroads in
Southeast Missouri. Poplar Bluff
could well afford to donate MI. Houck
q fine residence If he could but be in
duced to come here and make his
home. Wherever Mr.. Houck is there
he always sees something to do with
hand and Train, and that something
always results advantageously to the
community, as well as to Mr.. Houck.
. Poplar Blsf Citizen. !