The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-01-14
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port:I's VMisrinGs.
MONDAY.

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. NoNpAy.
The rabbit cont IL no good. "
have tried it and luck was against u.
The Grand Jury completed il
work and adjourned Saturday ever
ing.
DIR. s. S. Harris left to-day 70
Birds Point, No, to visit his e1tensir
plantation.
Born, in this city January 9TH
1898, to the wife of Bob Hit, a lively,
pound boy.
The colored public school is now
getting along nicely with IFS three
teachers. The aitcataucc was too
large for wholesalers.
Our butchers are complaining
because pork hogs are so high. Serves
them right-lhty had no business
voting she Democratic ticket last
November.
Ef"C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure,
buea .ke best remedy you have
eve used for C:!I.s and Fever
yozr noHey will be refunded.
Fis2.aEt 10 take. Large bottles
so cents.
FarsL III by..w. H.:.Coerver, druggist
Tho advance in the price of
whiskey has caused the price of corn
and pork hogs to run high this year.
Our contractor. say there will be
nearly AS much building in.sthis city
iiis year as during the year just closed.
-The Board of Directors of the
Cspe-G'ra,deau and jackson Grav e
Road held q meeting in the office Of
Dr. Wilson this afternoon. i
"A fkhrcsd 49,. Cape Girardesu
to st. Louis would give US a sure
ennngh boom. We may have such
q boom in the near future.
success in everything depends
largely upon good health. DeWitt's
Little Early isisers are little health
Producing pills. See the point? Then
'nke an Early Riser" i.Ben. Miller
Druggist.
The Grant L.umhcr Company has
not yet given up the idea of moving
lis plart 10 this city. ,
The r.xt time our people are t6
be humbugged the DEMOCRAT will
nlii'y them III time for tlem TO ave
themselves.
Two s'r-s hogs went: tp Main
street this morning. They were the
first four-lcged hogs seen on Main
..-ect for several weeks, Gnd they
st,ractel considerably attention.
There was quite a stir among II
colorei people this morning about
something. We coald not learn what
created the excitement. but We un-
derstand that a preacher and woman
lIsd a hand IN the affair.
The ir.n Afford, who was con-
victed by 8 jury in the Circuit Court
LAST week of assault with intent 10
kill and sentenced TO two years in
the peni!entiary got a new trial and
b, is now out On bond.
This has been a splendid winter
( rr harvesting ice. but slnce we have
= ice factory here II icH dealers do
no are to put up ice. "!hcs believe
in home ehtsrfri.e all they will
~patronize our ice factory for their
supply of ice. |,
John Templeton Graves, who
Iectured in this city last week, made
some remarks about our railroad that
nearly tickled some Of the Demo-
cratic members of the Lecture Bureau
TO death. Mr.. Graves is q dcmagoguc
of the pure Southern type, and mary
OF our poodle who paid their good
money TO hear him lecture went home
Disguised. d
IT your appetite Is gone moth
ing will resiOrc IL more quickly
than &C. G. G. Certain Chill
Cure" the great Tonic and
Guaranteed Cure for Chills and
Fever. Price SO cents. ii
For sale by W. II. Coerver, druggist
The First National Bank Of this
t;ty has received one trEdred OF the ,
Worlds Fair Souvenir Coins, the pref
test piece of money yer coined by
the Government of the United States
The Cashier OF the First National
Bank secured these coins for the
customers of the bank. THY are i,
worth one dollar each and are not
given out for less by any bank in the
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