The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-04-22

uignt and QlsDanded. a DISTURBING
+ element got into the ranks and, it wa
necessary to disbasd.
Young married people and eli
. married people, cannct 90 amiss II
g hitting up Aeif homes with furnitlrV
If they buy at our store.
Il A. WALTHER.
Charley Hannah came down town
this morning with q radient smile OF
his face. Being of an inqusative ma
3 ture VI asked the cause of his happi
) ness, and 10, il was a little girl and g
! mother doing well.
. The addition of a second story tc
: Glen Lindemann's lumber house and
3 carpenter shop on Spanish street will
soon be completed. Mr.. Lindemann
proposes to put in planning machinery
rs soon as he can make the room for
J 1t.
Childrcn like to take sc. c. c.
Certain Chill Cure" ike pices-
ant and grGrantced cure for
Fever, Acue and Malsria.
For sale by ". II. Coerver, druggist
Go to I. Ben Mnleras drug store
for fine candies.
! John Jones went down TO Ben
ton this morning TO see Congressman
Arnold. Mr.. Jones wants q govern
ment Office aud he sees nothing he
had rather have than the Cape Girar-
deau post-ofice and he went down to
interview Mr.. Arnold on the subject.
Hunting and fishing excursions
are becoming quite numerous here Of
late. There is not a week passes by
without several parties going out in
the woods.
The finest bonbons and chocolates
at CanZ's.
Mr.. Chauncey N. Dspew's advice
is, go South Young Man." The best
inducements on record to visit the
Great South are now offered by the
Mobile L Ohio Railroad. See adver-
tiscinent. !
Will II. Medley purchased the
fine Kentucky stallion that was at
kagc's stable this morning. This
stallion is the finest animal ever
brought to this county and Mr.. Ned
ley proposes 10 give the stock raisers
of this country an opportunity to i'm
prove their stock.
bed room suits from SI2 up at
A. Waliher's.
There arc being circulated in
Jackson three petitions for saloon
license. BLESSED are they that hun
ger and thirst, for they shall be filed"
b. s. Schwab has q great big boy
at his house. lie came all the way
from DutchowR to tell his friends of
his good luck.
We're on top in quality, at the
bottom in prices. A. WAETHER.
Mr.. Chaunccv NJ. Depew's advice
is, SEQ South Young Man. The best
inducements on necord t. visit the
Great South, are now offered by the
Mobile & Ohio Railroad. See adrer-
tisement.
Ef"C. C. G. Certain Chill Curco
saes lac b>st rraedy you have
eTcr use6 for C1siIis and Fever
SnxT BAG scy will be REFUNDED.
EtGasaat 10 tniSc. Largo bottles
go ceusS.
Fer sale by ". II. Coerver, druggist
There is a man in the city solicit
ing donations for the Confederate
lie will find thSt there arr
lots of mel here who worked hard
from 1861 to 1865 to establish a loyal
home for the very fellows he is now
aid for. Then the Con-
fcdcrates wanted an Independent Con-
Tolerate home of their own and they
fought to the last ditch to establish a
home of slavery on free American
soil.
-Marshmallow parties are the fad
now. The finest marshmallows at
One of the publishers OF the
Daily Enterprise has quit !
the newspaper business and gone to |
farming. Mr.. Martin has made a
wise step. Now let some of the ,
other would-be newspaper men in the f
follow Mr.. Martins ex-ll
and we will have a better class 5
newspapers in this section of the ,
State. i