The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27

Of his hardware store On Main stree
70 = new cost Of paint.
There Was a wedding at The RocI
church in the NeT York se.slemen
Sunday that took q large number o
our people down there.
We want our Jackson friends /.
understand that we have a gun club Il
this city that stands back for no clul
when It comes to shooting live birds II
the field.
The wreckers are at work on the
Inflated steamer Albert s. Willis.
The boat was 50 badly used up that
to raise her WAS ont Of The question
and she viii be wrecked and only the
machinery win be saved.
Judge Albright, Of Scott county. was
in the city Monday. Judge Albright
got the Democratic nomination at the
primary election in Scott county a
few weeks ago for Judge Of the County
Court.
Horse trading seems to be a paying
business. Our horse traders always
wear good clothes and ride fine horses.
D. A. Glenn own the latest horse
in the city and he says the animal has
had a bite Of corn since he own
ed him
A city ordinance was violated last
night by SONS person shooting out in
the southwest part Of the city.
Herman vogelsang is building a
large barn for a farmer about five
miles out on the Bloomfield road.
Our ferry boat is kept busy all the
time now. This is the season Of the
year when the movers are moving on
and Cape Girardeau seems to be the
gate TO the greats Southeast and South
west.
Who would think it? A street a
made the complete round the other day
without a passenger.
This is one year when the apple
buyers in this city had no business Of
that kind.
II the merchants of this town sell all
the fall and winter goods they have
piled up in their stores they will have
no cause to complain about hard
times. But unless they sell on a credit
they win not sell them.
Nobody win accuse Henry English
OF any misconduct in Office, but every
body says when a man makes money
enough out Of Office holding to start a
bank be ought to step down and out
Of Office.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Hollen-
back. October "A. 1894, a fine big girl
baby.
One Of the big pumps for the water
works was hauled up to the power
house Wednesday morning.
Bob Ranney is passing his leisure
time away writing Democratic poetry.
Henry Nassbaum is having a new
frontput in his old store building up on
Good Hope street. When completed
It will make a nice business house.
The Gordonville Creamery is doing
a big business, aud a ready market is
found for all the butter turned u
A man six feet tall can ford the
Mississippi River most anywhere be-
tween here and St Louis, and the bot
tom Is still coming nearer the top.
There will be a new moon on the 18th
OF this month and a new era in the
prosperity OF the country after the 9th
OF November.
y lightning tooth extractor struck
the town Monday. He had about a
peck Of teeth in a jar that he pulled
out ~ jackson.
Their is little use for hunting nuts
this year. There we're few hickory
nuts and the squirrels have about
cleaned them up.
Business is quiet Just now and it
will remain SO till after the election.
The farmers are all busy talking to
their neighbors about voting against
the fellows who put the price Of wheat
down to forty cents.
The City Directory mar informs US
that he viii soon have his part Of the
work on the City Directory completed.
Then the work viii be for the printer
to turn out the book.
Hon. L. F. Klostermann Went out to
his farm near AIlenville Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. F. w. Feuerbacher, OF ST. Louis,
viee-President Of the Cape Brewery
and Ice Company Of this city, came
down from ST Louis Tuesday evening.
Life is too short 90 fool away with a
walking yagabond Who comes here
from the devil knows where. ana sets
up a cry Of ring rnle. A nights lodg-
ing and ten cents worth Of WHISKY
viii buy such cattle.
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