The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-09-30
WEDNESDAY.

= Only twelve days till the or,
Southeastern District A~gricultuI
Fair. Prepare something for exhil
ton.
Bed lounges from $3.50 up
A. Walthcr's,
There are a greater number
lawyers attending the present term
the Common Pleas Court than "
!. have noticed in attendance at tn
court tor several years.
You can get a solid oak parlo
suit upholstered with good quilt
mohair plush for only $500 8
Walkers furnitue store.
Den Blair will, in all probabiIit,
be the nominee Of the Democrati
party for the office of Sheriff at IN,
next election.
You should not fail to see tbs, ~
cellent Bear Skin Shoe" sold by w
III iluters at the "Gpm Shoe Store,
on Broadway. a perfect fit. at low
prices.
A number of cases that were
docketed for trial at the present tern
of the Common Pleas Court have
been continued, and several other
cases will go to the Circuit Court al
Jackson on change of venue.
A superb stock of seasonablc.
serviccable shoes at IIanan's
Farmers who have late corr arc
doing the wise thing in citing and
stacking il up before the frost catches
it. Lots of corn that would make a
fine crop is liable to be ruined by the
frost before it will have time to ripen.
will make excellent feed tor stock ii
it is cut before the frost comes and il
let stand in the field it will be worth
less.
Call at the Gem Shoe Store" on
Broadway and see thnSe Reindeer
skin shoes. VIII. Huter'> proprietor.
A good tit guaranteed.
Ef"C. G. &. Certain Chill Cure,
kaOt The best remedy you have
ever nsed for t'.iiiis and Fever
your money will lac refunded.
I'lensnnt - take. Large bottles
50 cents.
For sale by W. II. Cocrver, druggist
There will be lots of people come
here during Fair week to see the
Fair and to do their fall and winter
trading and the merchant who LETT
them know that he is looking out tor
trade will be the man who will get
the business. The newspaper is thu
proper medium through which to ill.,
form the publi: of what you have I"
sell. provided, of course. that tho
right newsPaper-the DEMOCRAT-i>
selected.
You won't do yourself justice il
YOU dnr't look over lIanian's stock
buying.
They have a way of doing thing,
down in Sto.ldard county that are pc
They had a Fair at Dexter last
week and thew gave a man the eXcIu-
.ive gambling privileges on the
grounds for six hundred dollars. Thu
man paid his money and then the
Secretary of the Fair Association who
IS also Mayor of Dexter. issued orders
hat he would cause the arrest of any
one caught gambling at any of thu
games on the grounds.
We have a pair of shoes just ynnI
size. DO you wan them: at ilaman's
They are coming. On October
The 9th at the Opera House. and for
only one night remember, there will be
given one ofthe tinestMu,ical Concerts
ever held in this city, by the following ,
artists. Miss Lucy BeviS.
Soprano, Boston School of Music:
Miss Carrie NanItcusslor Ashcraft.
from Boston School of Ora
Iory; Miss Alice Pettengill, Pianoist;
Louis c. Stone. Banjo Virtuoso, Wash
University. This should be
well attended as we seldom get such
a troup to come here and it was by a
special effort that their services have
been secured for one night only.
Children like to take sc. &C
Certain Chill Cure" the pleas
ant and guaranteed cure o
Fever, Ague and Malaria.
Price 50 cts.
For s lie by w. ii. Coerver, druggist
Otto Helm and wife returned
home this week from Chicago where
they had been for two weeks seeing
the Worlds Fair and visiting relatives
Holm informs US that he visited
sisters residing i'll Chicago whom
he had not seen for twenty years. His
were so overjoyed when they
met him that they fell into bis arms and
wept. Mr.. Holm says he never spent
two weeks more pleasantly III his life
than the two weeks he spent in Chi
cago. His sisters begged him TO re-
main with them longer, but he could
not remain away from home.
THURSDAY.
There will be a wedding in this
county this week that several OF our
city folks have been invited to.
"A solid oak bedroom suit, with
24x30 level plate for only $500 at
Walther's furniture store.
Every man is Lord of his w
home but some men who have lots of
money are looked up to by some peO-
pie as the grand high and noble Lord.