The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-18
Died, at the residence ofhis father.

-Dled III the OF his father,
near Commerce, November 18th, 1894
! Theodore Ruebel, son of Phillip
Ruebel, aged IL years.
For thirty-seven years A. Yeager
hiss sold the Superior cook stoves and
3 ranges and they have always given
! entire satisfaction.
We are promised another wed.
{ ding during the Christmas holidays,
and if rumor is correct this wedding
!, will create a vacancy in our public
school, but marriage was in vogue
/, long before the establishment of the
/, public school system and if will con-
tinue TO go on. Marriage is what
furnishes material for the educators.
!, IT. J. Clark, the piano salesman,
had a team and wagon attached yes
terday in the possession OF John
Broderick. 1t will very likely be
proven that the team is the property
of a nan by the name of IIcssian,
while the wagon will be proven to be
Borderlck's. The team was not given
up for the reason that the owner of
the team claimed both team and
wagon.
Cure your corns by wearing the
Seal skin shoe sold at the Gem Shoe
Store" on Broadway by W. II, Uuters.
C7iiIdrcn like TO take sc. &. c.
Certain Chill Srurc," Inc pleas
ant Rad guaranteed cure for
Fever, Ague and Malaria
Price SO cts.
For s'le by W. ii. Coerver, druggist
"A man who is now the pastor of
a church in the state of Washington.
it is said, stole a ride on the cow
catcher of a locomotive on IN eastern
railroad over seventeen years ago. II
appears that remorse has recently
been proving upon him, but he has
sent the railroad three dollars and
torty-iive cents and is again a happy
man. lie considers happiness cheap
at that price.
Matt Morrison has adopted a
new plan TO get delinquent tenants
out of his houses. y colorcd maj
owed him seventeen months rent and
he would neither pay nor move out
OF the house, so Matt concluded that
he would air the house and give the
fellow the benefit of the gentle
zephyrs from the north. so he went to
work last Saturday and deliberately
took the roof off the house. Sunday
night came n cold rain and bright
and early Monday his long delinquent
moved TO another hoase.
The police force of this city OBJ
jcct to being criticised by the news
papers. Now what are they going TO
do about ii? The DEMOCRAT was
here before some of our present po-
gave up splitting rails for the
more lucrative employment of serving
on the Cape Girsrdrau police force.
and long before the poor cows that
are being run into the city pound
were calyed. The DEMOCRAT is not
disposed to be SASSY. but il is a news
paper, conducted by a good. moral
Christian gentleman. and it always
has, and always will. speak out in
"mcctin," regardless of the wicked
ness of the person about whom ii
You should not fail to see that OK
cellcnt Bear Skin Shoe sold by w
ii llpters at the "Gcm Shoe store
on Broadway. y perfect tit, at low
prices. ,
On account of the resignation Of
John F. S%chuahert, it was necessary
the appointment of a new Street
and Wharf Committee. and at the {
council meeting last night the mayor
ointed Col. Tom Powers, Herman :
and Judge +. NJ. Williams
Is the committee. Mr.. Powers is
made chairman of the committee.
This gives the Fourth ward about all ,
The important offices of the city,
President pro TEN of the coun- +
I'll, City Treasurer, Assessor and ,
chairman of the Street and Wharf
The Fourth ward in
point of population is the smallest {
ward in the city-the tail end of the
,ity government, and it is downright
for that ward to gobblc ,
up all the offices. 1