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The sun., 1894-03-22
Csmaoaors whItIax.. Fuu.r.

Funeral services over the remains OF Com
modore William ID. Whiting. who died on Mon
day at the ago OF 10. were held yesterday
morning at Trinlty CHAPEL. in West Twenty.
NTH street The Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. rector
OF Trinity Church, Oflei4tsd aud was assisted
" the lev. William ii, Nilbsri. rector OF Trim
ny chapel. The casket was wrapped Ia the
national e9lors nnder which COmmodOIs
hhitlng had served for so many years. Adetaii
q six sailors from tho Vermont 10 charge oi
AAyAl Cadet Ball Of the keGTsaTEs. acted az
EsaTsrL The burial was private. at Bslleville
\. j. TayeIs were said over the grave by ths
Rev c. > Abbott " '"S
The sun., 1894-03-22

Aysrdiet OF S2ooO was given yesterday be-
fore Judge Mccarthy in the City Court in a sult
brought In behalf OF Mary stsDhInL 7 years
old against Charles Bloom snd Joseph Roth
burg. owners Of 80 Monroe street Mari and
her mother. who live nsAr b. In july lAst,
we're PASSING in front OF the buildinR, then
causing serious injury. Ihs defsndRnts adj
mltted the falling Of the brick and made no
The sun., 1894-03-22
The Appropriate. tor New sehooI Bald.
Ing.

Commissioner Livingston explained to his
associates in the Board Of Education yester-
day how he let Comptroller Fitch cut down the
departments demand for 81. 900. 600 for sites
and buildings to Sl.5OOOOO He said the
COMPTROLLER agreed to let tho Board OF Educa-
tlOn have another sl.5OO.OOO next year As
the original had been demanded 10 anticipate
building expenses in lA+. Commissioner
Livingston thought this agreement gave the
lizard hall mIil.nn more than IL asked ioT.
inGly. when he went to AIrRny ms Chairman ~
the Com mitter on Leg Isl ation 20 secure the pas
sage of q bill authorizing the issus Ol hOndE l.,
provide Tor the appropriation, il was with tha
understanding that an issue for n similar sum
next year would be authorized: al any rate
thAt a Till II that effect would hAys Comm
tToller itch s endoTsement.
The sun., 1894-03-22

II finally commenced using DR.. Greene's
Eervura blood and nerve rem edy. and in q verv
short time derived more benefit from lts use
than any medicine had ever taken. think
| : the best medioins 1 have ever used |
and suffering"
II you are working harder than you ought
and feel any Of the sym ptoms coming on. or II
you cannot work readily and easily. take DR..
Greene's Nsrvura blood and nerve remedy and
you will be cured II will strengthen and build
you up so that you can work as much as you
ever could. Take 1t now. In the spring. for this
II the best time to be cured. Everybody needs
good than any other known remedy.
1t 10 purely vegetable and harmless. Dr..
Greene, its discoverer. 10 the most successful
specialist In curing nervous and chronic dis
sasea He cap be consulted at his Office, -
West 14th st.. New York city. free. personally
or By lsttsr.-ddr.
The sun., 1894-03-22
SUICIDk AT skI.

AsiSi. Became IasHss SAD Juap-d Troa the
Asehsris's Hail.
James Melvin. . Scottish American. who had
been on visit to his native land. became in
sane on Friday while returning hithsr on the
steamship AnchoriA His fellow yoyagers in
the stserags made an effort to restrain him
when he announced that he was going to jump
overheard, Melvin attacked Charles Mackis-
hom with pocket knife and cut him sliKhtly
Then he climbed up on the rail aud Jumped
into the sea- The steamship was stopped aud
2 boat was lowered, but Melvin dlsappsared
before the boat could reach him. His INSANITY
was caused BY sunstroks. He was 80 yssrs Old.
The sun., 1894-03-22
SCHOOL CHILDRES IN PaNIr.
Fire Caused a stamPsar. and some OF The =.
Dropped irJa the WIadow-,

Dropped irJW the WIadew-,
CHICAGO. March 2l.-Firo destroyed the
South Evanston public school this morning.
and in the panic that seizsl the terror. stricken
pupils and teachers several children were
badly injured. Five hundred boys and girls
were in the building, and made a rush for tho
doors. A crowd Of pupils ran up to the top
fiour in an rndrayOr Ia nee from the fam es
and smoke. AM were there hemmed in; sev-
eTal OF them lumpad from ihe window lodges
log WAS surrounded by the parents of tho
children. and the police hal their hands full in
through the lines.
The lire was discovered Just as the children
The teacher Miss Foster, opened the door OF I.
closat. and was terror strcksn when tongues
OF nams shot into her face. She did not lose
her presence OF mind entirely. aud the chill.
dren got out in fairly good order
The sun., 1894-03-22
Gsa. Earle L-savss the Ssw ksthsrIu.a
To-day.

At 10 o'clock this morning Gen. Earle. pro-
Dristor Of the Hotel New NethsTland. is sx-
psetsd 10 vaeate the pEopsTty for non- ray
ment Of rent TO the owner Mr. W. w. Asior
Gen- Ea[ls ooutessed judgment In SlI $50 10
belnieke brothers, butchers. on Fulton street
near Church street. yesterday. Mr. Earle gave
promisaoIy note IN dsma d for The amount
and when II Nas PTssented he refused 10 paY
H. The lqdEnsnt. which l. for poultry. meat
xhd proustons supplied to Mr.. EaTls slhss
nov ~ sas nlsd With The COaRty Clerk
The sun., 1894-03-22
wSA DA.AEss Tor nsi-E Ezssiisa frsa /.
DA1sIaE CASA

ITHACA. March 2L-A iury rendered q verdict
In peculiar case to-day Clarence q. L.
smith. proprietor Of Manor Of st. George" {"
an estate comprising some 5000 acres on
staten Island. sued Prot Leopold Leo OF this
eity for $4,000 damages for sxpslllng hIGa
from dancing class on Feb %. 1893. Mr.
Smith. who was then . student In the Corn ell
law School was invited by the Professor to
attend the class that particular night the class
holdiHR reception smith invited . ysung
lady, Miss Shepard Of this city. to attend ths
reception with him and paid $l.45 for an ad-
misslon tiekst. he conducted the lady to the
dressing room, and lew mo IN snts later WAS
about 20 take part In the pr0monads. when the
PIoielsor stSDpsd np to him and said
". smith. you have brought LADY Of bad
reputo with you. and the balance Oi my eiAss
Isiuss to stay II she remains. And under these
CIRCUMSTANCES you must not st1y."
The Professor and smith had 4 hot Argumsnt
IoTt is. momSHts which resulted in smlIh
thrsatsning vengeance, few monfhS later
e. brought suit against the Professor at
stAlsl leland. 1ut dropped IL there and re.
hfSSsd pave i hssrs The jpsy FsedsEsd verdict II
VIII appeal to the General Term
The sun., 1894-03-22
MouAi vsrsss'. s..-.bsa, La.

An Important event in the history OF Mount
vernon VIII take place on Saturday afternoon.
Hhen the steamboat Riverside. Can't Charles
h. Davis. will leave the town dock At Esst
Chester on her maiden tTip 70 New York
MtAhs VI water transportation bstRssn Mount
NeIenh and New lolk has been undsT eonsiI-
fIAtl2h tSE some tluls % the Anuat ksEaoa
i;oard Yl Trade aud has Lsen secured al last
~ v PROPOSED 10 celebrate the beginning ol
Ihe NAnle WIN pTopsT antn nslAsm. y
The sun., 1894-03-22

Tive sistsrs the visti-s sf Ex-Csavlet Lar.
kia's Rage.

kia's Rage
Annie Fogarty is In the Presbyterian Hospi-
tai with internal injuries that may result fatal
ly. and Polly Dayton. her married sister. 10 be-
ing attended By doctors At her homo. on the
top floor Of Battle Row tenement. both wo-
men having bssn assaulted By Joseph Larkin
an ex-eonyiet, for whom the police are now
looking. Larkin is "a years old. and lives.
whom out OF Jail. on Avenue A. near Seventy
first street.
On Saturday he was released from the Island.
and At once went to see the FogArty woman at
LAO First avenue where she was stopping g
with her sister. The latter was III in bed
him. but Mra Dayton refused to allow her TO
leave the house This snraged Larkin. who
the face with . clasp knife. Then he fed.
On Monday night Annie LETT her sisters
house. saying that she was going to meet
IArkin. Late on TUESDAY night she return ed
almost dead frop the effects Of . beating Lar
Presbyterian Hospital
The sun., 1894-03-22

The Aqusduet Commissioner have sp-
pointed Edward l.. Alien Secretary OF the
Board, in place ci the lac Julius c. Lullsy
MIR. Allen has been In the employ of the Conn
nlssion since Oct -. 1885. His salary will To
t2.an ME Lulley's salary was 81. .OOu. hut
Allea as much. Allen is member OF ths
IAmmany organization OF the Twenty siRhIL
Assembly district Jefferson Groub. a elsrE In
the Ssaretary's once. will act US assIsiAnt
secretary. but will get no increase in salary.
The sun., 1894-03-22

The sale o! seized and Ghand donsd goods was
continued At the Barge Once yesterday. =
large crowd OF bidders being present. The
prices aVsrAEsd much higher that the ssti-
mated value Of the goods sold And the aEKrs-
gate sun Tssllz "a On the 4Oo lots vas $3.50.
One man paid $3.50 for some guns whose ssti-
mltsd value ln the eAtLl0Eus vas only 500.
Anothet eid s3ol IoT torty-IEO bottles Of braa-
American Democracy" went for Sti3 TLs
sale Eosa on to- dAy.
The sun., 1894-03-22
Connr.asv OF u. wh,.L,yI.,,r,.,

Negotiations between the DlstillinG a /
Cattle Feeding Company and the American
Distributing Company were resumed yesterday
morning. The meeting was held at the Offices
OF the Distributing Company at 40 Wall s,gee.
and did not adjourn until after Is ocloeE 10 o. =
evening. The officers OF both companies r--
fused TO give any Information. except tuat -
agreement had not been reached. and 10 -
further conferences would be held to-day,
The sun., 1894-03-22
DigOreed.

Judgments Of absolute divorce were rra. ted
Yesterday In these cases; By Judge Andrcws-
70 Jacob GemDsl from Kat arina GsmTrl. :
Judge ingIAham, 10 Helen A. NATren lTy.-
george "; Warren aud hy Judge McAdam -
Charles DICK from Cara Dies.
The sun., 1894-03-22
tess I.i.aasr. FIEA,I.s . F.r.,, T,,.-

hoNEoSKohs. L l. March 2l.-A forest FIRE
At hlddls Island kept the citizens OF that place
OF last Rlght The hAmss UhIeh sprssd S.N ~
SasTSs asey ssfss 81 lAAd. SsEs RAdsE s9REToI ~
The sun., 1894-03-22
TA- Dus. WIN y. ,As Da.1.... r.......

-s w." ne sAs DasAsss's Trastss.
Justice Obrisn In supreme Court. Cham.
bars. has signed an order psrmittinE the stais
Trust Company TO resign as trustee Of property
held in trust for Charlotte Duchess d'Au1y.
and appointing her husband. Arthur Duke
d'AuEy. trustee Instead. The propsrty M
question is 90 West THsaty-hrst street. Char
totSe 4; SonttsE. the mother Of the Duchess. on
JnlT ~ 1871 executed q eohVsJaneS oI this
rTopsTty TO Timothy II. Porter Ia trust 10 paT
shs pet income 10 the pTsssnt Duchess duTina
her NE; and upon her death il should 80 10
her children, Tue Duke aud Duchess Essids
al 10 West Eighty shth street since tks ~.
seutlOn " the trust there have been about Az
changes IN the trustee. The state Trust Com
p4ny did not get along vel With the Duehsas
and asked peFnission 70 resign rather than
hAVSahy further trouble
The sun., 1894-03-22
Bosloa'. ParL Pole. TO u, Hle,sI,.

BOSTON. March 2l.-Ths police In the purs .
here have bssn pIAeticing the use OF the b. 4.
Gle Az winter. They viii use BICYCLES 70 lal-
tuTs those who ride machines without b-..-.
The sun., 1894-03-22
4 stSas EFS@ IrsIAsa Ter BsJls OksnIy's

BosroS. March 2L--A stoRs from grave
TArd In Ireland on which BoJls oRsilIy
ss5Stshsd ne name toEty IsAEs ago sAd uadsE
aAJ' IL Efb b placed over hls grave
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27
Notice-Tnxpnxera.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to the city OF Cape Girardeau
for taxes, that the tax books are now
in my possession, and the taxes there
on due, and I will be in attendance at
my Office in the court house during
each day of the week from 9 O'Clock a.
m. to 4 O'Clock p. m. to collect the
same until the first day of January,
1895, and further, that unless said
taxes are fully paid before the first
day of January 1895, they shall be-
come delinquent and bear interest at
the rate of one per cent per month for
each and every month they remain un-
paid, after they become delinquent;
and their collection will be enforced
by suit to enforce the lien on real es-
tate as provided by law, and the seiz-
ure and sale Of personal property as
provided by ordinance.
CHRISTIAN HRscH,
Collector.
Cape G~irardesu, Mo-, Oct. %, 1894.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27
For Fan ana winter cIoth1ne.

Philip Stoll would respectfully re-
mind his customers and the public gen.
orally that he has iustreceived a large
assortment of samples of goods for
gentlemen's suits for the fall and win
ter season. The samples include all
the latest styles OF goods. He can, he
says, furnish the material and make
suits for from fifteen dollars up, ac-
cording to quality of goods. He takes
the measurements and makes the goods
up himself and he therefore guarantees
a perfect fit. No fit no pay.
1m.a.30
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27

Strayed from my farm two miles
north of Burlington, on Monday, Octo-
Der 18th, two maremules II or IA years
old. One a light sorrel, PAGES, with
saddle or harness marks and having
a rope around its neck when lost. The
other a dark brown, shod all around,
SCARED on both fore legs, having quite
long hind hoofs, having hip swinney
in left hip and limping some when
pushed out of a walk.
Ten dollans reward viii be paid to
any parties taking up and holding
same and informing the undersigned
owner. MARION HARPER,
nov17. Burlington, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27
Al nndersrood Fnct.

When a customer buys a suit or
any kind of garment from me made to
order it will be made according to his
instructions and made to fit in every
way. If at any time there should b
a deficiency in the goods or fit Of gar.
ment it will be gratiously corrected,
and customer made to feel comfortable
instead OF disappointed as many peo-
Pile make them. You are solicited to
call and see my immense line OF
samples. Am sure I can please You
as the clothing business is a specially
OF mine. J. T. BATS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27


You should not fan to 9 that ex.
cellent Bear Skin Shoe sold By W.
q. Huters 81 the s'Gem Shoe Store
on Broadway
Try Haman's shoe dressing.
Cure your corns by wearing the
the Seal skin shoe sold at the Gem
Shoe Store on broadway, W. B
Huters.
Shoes that were made to walk in al
Haman's.
School hats for girls at Mrs. H. s.
Doyle's millinery store. Go see them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Drop in and see the prices drop al
Humans.
The Bats tick scarf is the lead
ing style. Sold by J. T. Bats. Call
and see them
Soft sole shoes for infants at IA
mans.
We believe in woman's rights and
woman's let's, too tshoesl.
c. J. HAMAN.
Use Aromalt the great health drink
For breakfast, dinner and supper
drink Aromalt and grow fat. For sale
by II. Stratman.
People are notthrowing money away
these days. They want full value for
every nickel spent; and that is what
they get at Haman's Shoe Store.
Aromalt aids digestion and purifes
the blood. Once tried always used.
For sale by II. Stratman.
]. v. Hollenback keeps constantly
on hand a fresh supply of Aromalt, the
great health drink.
How are .your shoes? Have you
seen Humans stock of shoes?
1 am now ready to make you feel
comfortable by fitting an overcoat on
you cheaper than offered to you prev
ious to this. J. T. BATS.
The correct styles in fancy dress
laundried shirts, with link cuffs, are
on sale by Bats.
Fashionable filters and fine material
in Bats tailor made suits.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

UHEREAs, Watson G.. shayers Il single
W man, Of the county Of Cape Girareeau,
State Of Missouri, by his certain deed OF trust,
dated the thirteenth day ofDecsmber, eighteen
hundred aud ninety-two, and recorded IN the
Recorder ONCE OF said county, II Book q. at
page three hnndred and seyenty-loqr conveyed
described real estate, situate. lying and being
N the city OF Cape Giaarueau, county OF Cape
Girsrdean and State OF Missouri, to-Hit;
One quarter tz3 OF an acre, more CT less, out
Of the southwest quarter (xl Of on Lot mum
Der forty-hFe fE1 10 tbs city oICape Gtrnrdean.
bounded as follows; Beginning 81 the SOUTH
tf5, thence running north eight o. degrees and
thirty (50l minutes east, with q variation OF
SIX degFeesl along the western boundary HE
Of said Out Lot number lorty-1ye 10, seven %
corner OF that piece Of land hereby conveyed.
thence soufh el<hfy-one f8ll deUee8 nad thirty
minutes east. parallel with TIE southern bound-
any hundredths q s0-iool chains. themes uorth
eight f~8lidegrees and thirty fU minutes, east
one and two hundredthe q z-lC0 chains, thence
north eighty-one tsD degrees and thirty 90
chains. thence south eighty 800 degrees end
thirty (3O minutes west onon two huudreot1a
q 3-l00) chains to the beZinnIg point. or the
described. Il Is ths zane real estate sedrissd
By said Watson G ehaVara ~ per deed nom
simon johnson, dated he tenth day 81 Decem-
Der l612.
Which said coureynnce was raade IN trust 10
secure the or the pronnissory note fully
described 10 said deed 81 trust And
Whereas, said note has long since become dne
and payable according to the lrue tenor, date
and eject Of said note and remains unpaid.
Now, therefore, I, the nndersifned trustee a.
the request Of the legal holder Of said note, and
By virtue Of The and nnthorfty IN thls
einerrercy IN me gesfed1y aid deed OF trn1t.
and pursnant to the provisions q laid deed q
trust, ! win, On
Saturday. the Third Day Of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1884,
At the court house door, IN the cty q crpe Cir
ardeau. county q Cape Glrnrde1u, Missouri
befNcen tn hours o. niue O'Clock 10 the FORE
noon and I'VE o'clock IN The aitefnco1 Of that
daf. pr0oecd 70 sell the above described real
estate. 1t public fendiIe, 20 Inc hIgheet bidder.
for ,raeh IN hand, % satisfy said note an1
Interest. together with ne costa aud e4Donsca
Of axecutfnF this defd Of lrn9f
LOUIS = kLoukR4ANN.
oct0sI1 Iru1tee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27


Z +. Regenhardt returned home
from Poplar Blnn. Ed. says he has
10 notion of moving to the Bluff.
The Southeast Missouri Medical
Association win hold Its semi-annual
meeting in Jackson on November 70.
Il and Is. We notice some Of our
local doctors ar on the program for
papers on different subjects. The
meeting promises to be an interesting
one.
Gust SCHNEIDER, Of Evansville, Ind,
will visit this city next week in the in
~terest Of Otto Durre & Co., liquor
dealers.
Mr.. John W. vanAmburg and Miss
Joanna Wood were united in marriage
at the residence of the brides parents
near jackson last Wednesday.
The finest free lunch in town win be
served at Sackmann's saloon to-mor-
row night. All are invited.
MRS. 81. s. Doyle returned home
from Louis Saturday where she had
been for a week selecting new goods
for her store. Mrs. Doyle now has
the largest stock of millinery in the
city and she would be pleased to have
her friends call and see her goods and
gS prices.
The Populist candidate for Sheriff
says the report that he has withdrawn
from the race in favor of Mr.. Cracraft
is untrue. he says he is a candidate
to stay till the votes are all counted.
The Owl Club ball last night was
we'll attended and a pleasant time was
had.
Reasonable Democrats-men whose
opinion count for something-admit
that the Republican ticket in this
county will be elected.
Our mills are still paying forty-two
cents per bushel for wheat, and Demo-
Gratis are still running for Office.
His nibs down the street got a few
extra free drinks last night, and he
imagined that he wasloaded for ''bar,-
but he was mistaken-it was what came
from behind the bar that he was load
ed with.
Dick Hines is the only local speaker
the Democrats have been able to get
out in this county. Mr.. Hines is a
fairly good speaker, but just now there
is nothing good to be said about
Democrats.
The Poplar Bluff Citizens mistaken
when it says, "a man has been in Jail
in Cape Girardeau a year for refusing
to pay his dog tax"
George w. Bast, Democratic candi-
date for the Legislature, is in the city.
Mr.. Bast don't visit the Cape very
often, and he wouldn't he here now,
but for the fact that he would like to
have a few OF our people vote for him
for the Legislature.
Maj. Dennis and Senator Cockrell
addressed the people OF Wayne county
at Williamsville this afternoon. No
special trains, no excursion rates on
the railroads this year for the people
to hear Democratic speakers.
Hon. L. F. Klostermann, of the Bee
Store Company informs us that he re-
ceived one hundred dozen ha ndkerchiefs
from New York this week. That is a
big lot of handkerchiefs for one pur-
chase.
City Attorney Sam NJ. Green is in
ST. Louis preparing for the Buckalew
case. In that Ease Mr.. Green is one of
the defendants.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27
The place to Buy something Coo


Oh, say. mister, don't you know
that you are standing in your own
light by not buying your oysters and
game fish at SCOTS Lightning Res
taurant. If you don't know how to
fix your fine fish Tor your table he will
prepare it for the oven, all to do then
will be to put it in the stove and bake
same with instructions attached to
order. Now try me one time and see
for yourself. | am Scott, the new
reliable restaurant man. Customers
and visitors / viii please your APP
petite. 1t makes no difference where
You come from or who you may be, /
will give you a fine meal for your
money and satisfaction guaranteed or
no charges if you know how and what
TO order. M. A. SCOTT, Cook.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27

will be absent from the Cape from
Tuesday, Oct. 2srd. until on or about
Thursday, Nov. 1st DR.. Murton can
be found in charge Of the Office during
my absence. Respectfully,
L. p. RUFF, Dentist
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27


W e VINO ~ers y
s.'s "ls .esk say NE s'ecsion y
seoH county nis year VAL nos % =
,4.ss~
~ '-'
' - s..n az ,as
TO-
" -
MeLain republican candidate
Na
N~- q
on Se Asts iscsureu ene Chairman
~ 'ne ouees ana "nari Sommisee
mus morning. 1ou nao peteer iook a
7'ae ous Ar. AslA Inc Dig man Is
49, onarta-s
Leecn lniOrms 10 a ne
Ois na'een uonar . o.
anu IN Ouuaru county 'nis week
Who ever sawmore delightfulweath-
er than We are now enjoyingg The
WIN us nePuDneahs eis year
The Populist candidate for County
Clerk has been in the city this week
eiectioneerfng. he is we'll pleased
with his visit here. He says SO far he
has met only a few Populists here but
ne is sa'isneu Win q ie" IN tnis cl1y'
We are informed that the Cape
Brewery and Ice Company will put in
a new and larger ice plant between
now and next May. The ice plant
no" IN operation Is 700 small 70 sup
ply tne demand Q ice ana furnish the
coio storage 0 a brewery ano II Is
>. r. Medley VINO was here looking
aiUer nus inVeres's ponIcaily lelt Ior
a.. @
@s, Mea
-
m
IeE~~%-.M M~e@
- e. .ba ets - Ma~own.
they win saw. s.d-u the Niger: he
should have been allowed to
yote.v
m.nmn =
This citv before the election. Mr. Ar
mold knows he has NO show of carry
inc tbis county l.,t no will snaak hare
inst IN nlease his Democratic friends
The steamer Ferd Herold oot a bio
lot OF freight here Wednesday night
for the southern country.
z M
the gun he received q week or two aoo.
He tent Il hack and cot another one
that Il q LIGHTER and liner gun
nrs,- - m.u,a.nm .
p Sneak and William Rarney viii ba
the cIerks Of election At tho VOTING
p~recinct nm in Haar;c
The election ,sckets for tho Novem.
hor a,ac,;on :, th;o co,,rtv w;I, 10
n,irted T. ,h;s o#ce
The parties interested in the Bucka-
lew damage suit as defendants will go
to St. Louis next Monday to appear
in the u. S. Circuit Court.
nan pro - ;. 1on;. 49,.
a. a,tr wadnaadsr ua 10
wav home from Brownwood. where he
had beeu to look after his interests
No., waaa :, Co.. ooun.r ..
.ha nanoc-aHo t,Lo, In - $500.
80
- 4. ,ssn ~ ~. Lii
oino rranA T. ourrougn moved
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-10-27
summer COLDS.

Under he heading Of which belong
Hay Catarrh, Nose Cstarrh, Hay
Asthma and Ely Fever, are positively
cured by Humphreys Specific sG7.'
For sale by all druggists, or sent pre-
paid upon receipt of price, &c. Adj
dress
HUhpHREY's COMPANY,
New York.