The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-02-03
RATES,
,~LKAD-pENcIL JoTTINas.
nmorandul1s Made in the Be
porter's Wanderings.

porter's Wanderings.
MONDAY, v
-"Thc Boston,
The regular term fNhe Count,
Court will convene next Monday.
-Gcnhine becswax caadies at tb'
boston.
The School Beard met Saturday
hight and ALLOWED the teachers theil
Salaries.
Call at the "Gem Shoe Store on
Broadway and see those Reindeer
skiu shoes. w. H,iIuter's proprietor
A good fit guaranteed.
The passenger business on the
ST. Louis, Cape Girardeau aud Fort
Smith railroad is picking up notwith-
Standing the hard times.
You can get fine Brick and
i,imbcrgcf cheese at The Boston,
The floating ice in the river is
getting thinner and steamboat men
think navigation will soon be open.
ff"C. g.. c. Certain Chill Care,
fa0a the bestr remedy you have
ger used for elii1:s aud Fever
yoEr Nancy WIZ be Tefu.Ecd.
F,Icaaanf % tiii<c. Large bottles
50 cents.
For sale bv W. II. Coerver, druggi I
We noticed some cows running
al large on the streets Yesterday in
violation of the stock law.
Try our mackrci. They are fine.
at The Boston," opposite the post
office.
There is considerable sickness in
and about The city. but Ii Is mostly
of a mild nature, and our doctors
are not getting much cut of il.
You should no fail to see that cx-
ceiicnt Bear skin Shoe sold by W
Il Ilutcrs At the 'tiem She Store"
~ Broalway. a perfect iii, at low
yrices.
The NewSun murder case will
come UP for trial again OF the 27ih
LAY Of February and our New Mail
id friends will all come up TO spend
Ctirthcr week with us.
just rcccitcd Holland and Roll
Iicrrings at The Dostoa" grocery
store. i
-Geo. q. WILSON, proprietor Of the
Il. Charles IiUtel. has ordered q fine
carriage for the hotel which will be
run to carry, free of charge, patrons
of the ST. Charles 10 and from the
tsiiroad depot.
buy your garaea seeds at "The
Is ostou."
They have = creamery up in
Perry county that Is a paving invest
:uent. Why can't We have a like ell.
terprisc here? We have evcr.s.I'
necessary for such an cntr%N
Che energy an enterprises In u peo-
pie.
-.The Boston, grocery store, J. 7.
:,chwcpkct. Prop, buys all kinds of
COUNTRY produce.
Prof. Vandivcr, President of the
Normal Faculty, delivered an address
&c the five graduates of the public
school at the public school building
to-day. The professor is a good
;a!ker aud he gave the graduates and
Also the children of the public school
some good advice.
buy your Lentcu groceries from
J. I. Schwepker, proprietor OF The
Bestea" grocery stonre.
Ono of these days before long We
sill publish a dead-beat list of people
who have done US up for various
sums and some of the little starched
cG',ar dudes will find their:names in
tho list. We viii not publish the
names to hurt feelings but to warn
people to keep their hands off OF
those who never pay their debts.
Oranges. bananas, lemons, nuts
and candies at "The Boston,"
Let us predict that there will be
several miles moro railroads iu South
east Missouri in January, 1895 than
there are in January, 1894. Hard
times cannot hold hack q country
that Nature. has provided for like
Southeast Missouri has been provided
for. We have here the soil, the min
ersl wealth and the climate to make
MS great, and all hell and the DEM
ocrats too cannot hold us back much
longer.
Female lawyers ought to be COM
PEELED by special legislation to afix
Mrs. or Miss to their single, in order
20 avoid the occurrence of such en-
bsrrassing mistakes as befell a Nevada
tramp, who according to an Elko
paper, tapped at the door of a lawyer
and asked the trim, graceful young
woman who opened the door if she
would kindly ask the lawyer if he
had a pair Of pants he was willing to
give away. "rm the lawyer" replied
toe pretty and graceful young lady.
The tramp faiuted.
TUESDAY