The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
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Judge II. L. Wilson is out q
Bloomfield.
s We could not we'll do without
our street sprinklers new.
:. One word deserves it-"perfec
ton" We refer to DcWiti's Witcl
Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores
burhs, skin diseases aud is n well
known cure for piles. |. Ben Miller
Druggist.
MIR. +. o. Strong, representing
the Iioke Engraving Plate Co., of St.
Louis, called on us to-day.
The Republicans Of Poplar Bluff
elected nearly every msn on their
;icket, and now Poplar Bluff will have
water works sure.
Little vegetable health producers:
DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure
malarious disorders and regulate the
stomach and bowels. which prevents
headache and dizziness. |. Ben Miller,
Druggist.
There are cranks everywhere
in the city and country, and Of course
we have our share of the trouble
some creatures in this city.
Shoes for ladies at Haman's.
Justice Kimmcl had to hear a
case to-day wherein one chippie was
charged with assaultiug another
chippie.
We'll made and well fitting are
the shoes at IIaman's.
Down at Charleston the Judges
of Election are not yet done counting
the Democratic votes that were poll
ed at the city election last Tuesday.
You may tell all you please about
the low prices at Iiamnn's.
There is some talk eff the stock
law being repealed. 1t should either
be repealed or eriorced-ons or the
other.
DE yon need q pair of shoe, fer
spring? lIanan ecu supply the need
There will be several applicants
for Street Commissioner when the
Jew Council comes in. Somebody
will be disappointed
A friendly word-IIaman has q
nice LOT of spring shoes.
We understand that ono member
Of the Baptist church was given the
b. last night. The charge against
him, We understand, vas Brecken-
ridgeism-too much in the push. =,
Prices cut to the little end of the
profit at Haman's.
Prof. Wolfe lectured at the
court house last night. Prof. Wolfe ;
s a candidate for reelection to the
office Of State Superintendent of :
Schools and no is out looking !,
Ifter his fences.
Our farmers will now have a y
nance to make some money from =
heir milch-cows. The creamery will n
DON Begin operations and then there =
viii be a market here for all the n
milk that is produced. r
Prof. Wolfe left here this after h
loen for Charleston. lie is out look. C
ng after his chances for reelection d
nd he will take in all the principal o
OWNS in the Southeast before he re- b
urns to st. Louis.
The latest bit of scandal in town
the scaudalously low prices on
hoes at naman's. y
Fred Wilson, colorcd.' charged !,
nth assaulting with intent to kill T.
red Traupe, was up before Justice M
yiller to-day. He waived rxanipa- NJ
ion and was held for the Grand :,
ury. II
-Leuic Siemers is in the city this Ii
ftsrnoon. lie has been at work VI
the race track. lie had only 8 a
ew finishing touches to do under Il
be instructions Of the engineer. lie "
avs he is now done and ready to Ii
urn yer his contract. I
Arise and rejoice in 8 pair Of
shoes. "
The entertainment at st. Mary's'a
'arochial School last Sunday evening .
vas first-class. Every one in the play :
lid well and the audience was highly '.
with what they saw and u
'eard. Some of the best young men :
II the city are members of :.
he Windthorst Society that got up Z
entertainment and of course they 7
10 well whatever they undertake.
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