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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-29

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
THE REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
Dovener has AZ Delegates ana Atkinson
9-The County Convention.

Complete returns from the Republican
urinary of Saturday show that Dovener
will have forty-two delegates and Akin
son nine. There is tie on one delegate IN
Union. but there is little doubt but that
Atkinson will get it finally, and as ne mas
siy in CLAY and elected TWO IN Union, the
total stated is arrived az. This is six dele
Gates less than MIR Atkinson expected, ana
gave rise TO the report yesterday that MT.
Atkinson would withdraw from tue hguL
The vote in polled IN the city was IN eA-
cess Of 5000, and IN the county
reached total of 1000. -,
The County Convention, when meets al
the Park Casino next Saturday aIterHOon'
Will ue made up as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Muegge, }. q.
Kline William Mccormick, James II. Kid
die. and D. c.. Morgan.
Madison-Myron Hubbard, James +.
Maxwell, H p. Mayer I. A ROBINSON
and Thomas H. Lewis. - W II
Hornish. DR.. Il. j. Reed, Frank thompson,
and William McGannon. W, ~
TTnion-G George NJ. Ford, Harry Hook
ing. Hermann Hess, Joseph Marshall and
C Cent H. Faris, J. X. Hall, DR..
d. H. Taylor, George Kemple and W. u.
Mabs. w,
say, T. Simpson, Edward Bender and A.
Ritcbie-J. w. Schultz, Joseph H.
Freese, Godfrey Schul, DR.. W. E. Stath'
ers and w. II. Blon. ,,.,,
Triadelphia-C. p. Hamilton, MaxWeH
McCausland, +. G.. Babe, James n. Con
low and Charles SAMPLE.
Ricbland-Wm. Work, Harlan Garter,
| Tnos. Finn, Wesley Bowman and VIM
| Lyle. r., 1or,o,
Iiberty-Wm Gibson, Geo. Bonar, James
lewis. d. J. Frazier and L.V. Bowman.
The candidates for County Commissioner
! will be as follows:-
Washington-Jacob Kiudelberger.
Madison-George w. Robinson
! Clsy-P. B. Dobbins.
Union-Otto Tyson.
| Centre-Chas. F. Bachman.
! Weoster-C. n. Dowler.
! Ritchie-Adolph Fritz.
Triadelphia-John G. McCurdy.
! Liberty-D. Maxwell.
! Richland-R. =. Glass.
! The candidates for Board OF Educator
/ are:
Washinrton-Dr. l. p. Birney.
Madison-A. O. Maxwell.
Clay. A. Jefferson.
Union-Tie between James McAdam!
! and VIM. j. Nesbitt.
Centre-Dr. d. H. Taylor.
Webster w. r. Dudley.
Ritchie-W. w. McConu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
Fnnrth of Lnrr Celebration

The Beethoven Singing Society is max
ing great preparations Tor its Fourth @.
July celebration q. the State Fair grounds
The society will be assisted By societies
from Pittsburg and Allegheny, the Kreiger-
Verein, Druids, Turn Verein and other
organizations. The Pittsburg societies
will arrive in the morning, and will join
in a street parade al 10 80 o'clock. Mayor
Caldwell will make a speech Of welcome
from the grand stand. and orations will be
delivered By Rev. VIM. UIfert, Hon. 4. "
Campbell and Hon. Augustus Pollock
The programme Of amusements is diversi.
fed and interesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
IMPROVEMENTS ALONG TIE MOTOR
LINE
Some New Ones, and the Progress Made
With Others.


Charles Hamilton has made good road
way to his handsome home near Seioert's.
The fine new home of Albert Whitaker,
this side of Elm Grove, will be completed
soon.
The new residence of Joseph Dieringer,
! deceased, at Pleasant Valley, is being
! painted. 1t IS frame and is neat struc-
| ture.
! The handsome residence of MAJOR A.
! Loring, at Elm Grove. has been completely
| improved, and Overhauled, This work is
about completed.
Thenew frame house Of Joseph Zoeckler
in Fulton, is ready for the finishing touches
| by the carpenters. Holiday 81 Son, Of this
! city, furnished the lumber.
The fine new frame residence OF George
! II. =. Smith, OF this city, at Elm Grove, IS
I about ready for occupancy. 1t IS among
| the finest along the motor line.
George Adams, the Wheeling capitalist,
will soon have under way one OF the finest
residences along the motor line. The new
structure will be Of frame and will be at
Pleasant Valley.
The finest stable along the motor line is
the one now about completed at Echo
Point. Contractor Charles EisenaCh did
the WOrk. IL IS uduuSOme enough ICE a
residence, being rooted with slate and
handsomely painted. II will soon be oCcu-
pied by some Of the finest steeds In this To-
cality.
The beautiful three acre park at Leather
wood, set apart for that purpose, will be
grand place some Of these days New
shade trees are being planted, a new hedge
has been set on the side next the motor
line and the lawn is being carefully tend
ed. Some new benches have been placed
IN the park, also.
Work on the placing of the new distance
telephone system is being rapidly pro-
crossed a gang of thirty men are at
work, and they have the post holes dug as
far as Echo Point, the poles are set as far as
Pleasant Valley, aud the wires are strung
to Elm Grove. A dozen wires are being
strung, some Of them being telegraph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

THERE is something new from the
Wheeling Bakery again, and this time
it is Big Bonanza" Bread. II is only
made in enormous sized Ioaves intend
ed TO be sold at lOc zach. We think il
is the most elegant Variety We have yet
produced and the dawes are simply i'm
mense. This deIici BUS bread is sold al
most at the price of our. You can buy
it cheaper than youkan bake al home.
ASK your grocer for p A tin seal or
every loaf. and sHendId bread knife
for 100 seals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
uO oNSNNA va,
Schnepf, was as follows:

There were very few people on the
streets all day, but after shutdown the side
walks filled up with pedestrians in search
of fresh air. There was fair attendance
at the park, but most people apparently
lived in the cellar during the day, and only
ventured out after the advent Of night had
caused a fall of a few degrees in the tenn
perature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
At the Fourth street Church

At the Fourth street NJ. E. church last
night, Rev Dr. A b Rker preached the
annual memorial sermon TO the local men,
bers Of the Masonic Fraternity, who were
present in large numbers. The church was
completely filed. DR.. Riker spoke elO-
quently and earnestly of the order, and of
its departed members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

Day Committee, held after the adjourn
ment of the Assembly, all the members
were on hand and IN Old time interest was
manifested. There was considerable dis
cuSsioD on the report Of the Committee on
Grounds, they having two propositions,
one from the new Fair Grounds and the
other the new Mozart Park. \ motion is
now pending 10 accept Mozart Park terms.
The Committee on Grounds are 10 ascer-
tain what terms can be secured from an
other place the committee had in view
The chairman aud secretary were author
lied 70 make up the subcommittee by next
meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
WIN Entertain Pittsburgers.

The Young Mems Sodality Of St. Al
phonsus church, held special business
meeting yesterday afternoon, for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements to entertain
the Young Mems societies OF ike nature
from Pittsburg, when they visit this city
on July 5. The Opera House Orchestra mas
been engaged 10 do escort duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
MARvIN las made the snpreme effori

MARVIN has made the supreme effort
Of his life in trying to please his thous-
ands OF patrons with his delicious
Fourth of July Assorted Cake" 1t is
the most popular, as well as the most
patriotic, piece of goods that ne ever
placed before the people. Order from
your grocer; It pleases everybody. Sold
at popular prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25
ANOTHER HOT ONE.

The Mercury Scored % at Noon Yes
TsrdRy.
The mercury at Schnepf's struck lO2
degree gait early yesterday morning, ana
would have reached 1t by three p. III. nau
NOT AN oyerweening ambition been checked
at noon bv cloudy sky. II the ratio OF
rise mn to noon, when it was Is. had been
maintained. the figures would have been
I0I at l p. m, lO4 at , p. m, and lO7 at 3,p.
m. but a kind Providence frustrated the
horrible designs of the weather department
and much suffering and a good item was
thereby averted.
The actual temperature, as observed by
Srhnnnf WAS as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-25

CHARLES moore, Mat Chew, Joe BeU-
ter and Eugene St. Myers went Up the
creek, in the neighborhoOd OF Haneytown,
Saturday afternoon, in search OF frogs
craws, minnows fish, turtle, &C, &c, and
reports last evening were that the market
would be overstocked this morning.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
A Distinguished Family.

As the days pas, the political and
social future of Mr.. Breckenridge
continues to darker, and ahead OF the
once famous orator there seems moth
ing for him I'd to expect but ~incfeas-
ing disgrace and despair. From
whatever point of view the unfortun-
ate position OF MIR. Breckenridge may
be considered there is not q patriotic
American who will not blush for him
and who does not sadly lament the
downfall Of q ma so conspicuous in
the councils of the nntion. His dis
grace aid rltirhate retirement derive
a strange sadness and patliss from the
fact that TIE Brsckenridges for gen.
erations have been distinguished in
the FORUM and the field, at the par
and in the pulpit, in the medical pro-
fession and upon the bench, distin-
guished tot only as men of courage,
as men Of learning, as orators and
teachers, but rs men morally pure
and mentally honest. - Nashville
american.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
JudSe Fox for Ctnrresa,

Judge James ID. Fox, of Frederick
town, No, Is d Democratic candidate
for Congress in the tirteenth district.
He is 4 man OF unbinding Integrity
and spotless character. He has Won
distintion as a Circuit Judge. His
great endowments, broad aud Varied
culture, persuasive elequence, bound
less energy and fourteen years exprr-
fence en- the bench emineDtly tits him
for the position 10 which lie aspires.
If he wero a Republican we would be
pleased to see him in Congress, bat
as he belongs to tho untorrifed
Democracy we hope he will be de-
feated by sonie Republican with equal
endewmcnts.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
notice or school Election.

Notice is hereby given to the quail
fed voters of the school district o
the City of Cape 4irsrdesu, Mo, that
in conformity with the requirement
of section so96 or. 8. 1889 the annua
school election will be held at the cit!
polling places in each ward, on Tues
day, April 3rd, 1894, for the purpose
OF electing two Directors ofthe Board
of Education to fill the expired term
of office OF VIM. C. Bergman and
Geo. E. Chappelh
by order Of the Board.
L. F. OsTERLoIf, Sec'y.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31

= These Jackson fellows like f.
show their fast Lorses when the.
! come to the Cape and they don't seen
to are how fast they drive. ON
streets were not made to exhibit fas
horses on and we have a city ordi
nance which, &c enforced, prohibits
] fast driving.
The concert given by the German
Maenner Cher last evening At the
Lutheran school building was q grand
success. There were about three
hundred people present and the re.
ceipts ameanted to about ninety dol.
lars.
n your appexIle IL gone moth
ing will restore ie moro quickly
shan &C. C. &. Certain Chill
Cure" The great Tonic and
guaranteed Cure for Chills and
Fever. Prfce 50 cents.
For sale by W. H. Cosrver, druggist
lin 1891 . wafer works 9 PROPOSE
ton was voted on In this city and
carried by . two-thirds majority.
Then the voters were voting on them
selves q special tax OF forty cents on
the hundred dollars. Now the same
voters should be willing to vote + r
water works when 10 special tax is
required.
Call at the "Gem Shoe Store on
Broadway and see those Reindeer
skin shoes. W. II. Huter's proprietor
A good fit guaranteed.
w. II. Medley came in from
Jackson this morning, bringing with
him his fine Kentucky stallion. Mr..
Medley has a fine horse and he is
justly proud of him.
The COW catchers made another
raid to-day and as q Result :he CITY
pound is occupied again. That's
either enforce the law or repeal !
il.
For Sale-A good road cart.
Will sell chesp for cash or trade for
cern. Apply at this Office.
When 8 merchant of this town
ENDS a dollar to Jackson fer q sack
If -four Jackson has our dollar aud
hat dollar goes from hand TO hand
ii that town but the sack of flour i
purchased by sornc one and consumed
md that Is the last of it.
There are a few in this town
Tho would like to see Louis IIoucl
.nocked out in this railroad fight. but
hey will not be gratifled soon. Mr.
louck will fight as long as there is q
saf, a line, a word or a figure in the
Nv books for him to use as a breas;
FORK. and if he should happen TO &C
own he will go down face 10 the
ncmy with his boots on.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
fuEsDAY

The electric light plant ut Para
gould, Ark, 10 in the hands . receiver
This 10 the Arkanssw town our City
Council sent Q committee to to learn
something sbout cheap electric lights
The next regular meeting OF the
Council will be held on the second
Tuesday in April. This is under the
new order Of things.
You should not fail to see that ea.
csllent aBear skin Shoe" sold by w
II. Huters Of the "Gem Shoe Store
On broadway.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31

"john, is all the corn planred!"
AYES, sir"
"hu' the cotton ground ploughed7'
ayes, sir"
AM the meal come from milf"
AYES, sir"
"Au' the mortgage took on the
mule?"
ayes, sir"
"well, 1 reckon there ain't anything
to do now 'cepting to run fer sfice:
40 hitch up!n-Aflantd Constitution.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
why No Ne Net P.,ron,s. nome

why Do We N0t PRtronias Home:
This is a question that we should
all ask ourselves. II is a question we
are all interested in. II is a question
that should be discussed by the citi-
zcus of every town and city in the
country, for the town or city that
does not %patroniSe home in preference
to other towns csn not be u live, pro-
gressive place.
ST. Louis does not send to Chicago
for anything that is manufactured i'll
St. Louis, o does Chicago send to
New York for goods that home
factories turn out. Large cities are
made by the people who live therein.
aud made large and great by the peo-
pie pulling together. No town can
be prosperous when IFS business iheh
ignore home industries by buying
everything they sell from outside
manufacturers and dealers.
Cape Girardeau is lnrge enough to
be the trade center of a large scope
of country. and 1t could be made such
by the unitad effort of our people.
But n merchants are not on the
right track for the interest of the city
nor tor their own interests and bene-
fits. They do not encourage home
manufactures or h)me industries.
They buy supplies from abroad and
laugh at the home manufacturer if
he speaks to them about it. We have
tour Touring mills here turning Out as
fiue grades of -four as can be found
the globe, and we will venture the
assertion that VIC can step Into hall a
dezen stores in town and find -Four
from outside mills piled up really for
customers. The same may be said of
The cigar factories of this
city could supply the trade ofthe city
and surrounding country, but they do
not furnish one-fifth of the cigars that
are sold. Our brewery, too, is another
neglected enterprise. Its beer is un-
surpassed by that Of any brewery in
he country, but it does not receive
he patronage OF the town.
Now how raii We expect our town
% grow, when we do not try to help
is growth alopg2
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
ians CARPET Wsatins.
Editor Democrat

Editor Democrat
1t has been circulated that Mrs.
Theo. Book had quit the business Of
rag carpet weaving. The report. how
ever, is untrue. She still wesves car
pets to order, and any ene Wishing
carpets of this kind will find her
ready to make the same. She makes
8 speciality of rag carpet weaving and
is ready at all times TO attend to
orders, Mrs. THEo. Book.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
southers Facts Fres.

All about the South. Complete
description eff the soils, climate, pro-
ducts, cheap homes and everything
You want to know about the South
eautifully illustrated. Issued month
ly and sent free to all applicants BY
E. Z. posey, Gensral Passenger Agent,
Mobile l. Ohio Railroad, Mobile, Ala.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31

U-Seven-up is again becoming thu
fashionable game in this city, and tn,
best players are church members.
The dollars Of our daddies ar,
so scarce these DAYS that some people
are ready to believe that they never
had any daddies.
The latest bit of scandal in town
is the ~scaHdstously low prices on
shocs at llanan's.
The Union Milling Company
have three car loads of wheat on the
track at the depot from diffcren,
parts of the country.
1T docs not often happen that We
have our winter in tho spring time
but this is one of the years it is hap
pening.
Prices cut to the little end of the
profit at Humans.
lhiNcI hiCh uV HUI iOOh lot q DiS
river this year. The past winter was
unusually dry and it would take =
tremendous amount of rain to cause
the river 10 get out of It's banks.
Tho Street and Wharf Committee
ia having a coat of silica put on
Themis street from Main to Sprnish
street.
"A friendly word-Haman has q
nice 10, of spring shoes.
The court business of the ST.
Louis, Cape Girardeau & Fort Smith
Railroad will hereafter be transacted
in the Circuit Court at Jackson, Mr..
IIoaek having been appointed re.
csiver fer thskrssd by Jadge Riley.
DO you need q pair of shoes for
spring? Haman s supply the need
brother Tate is not preaching 81
otter ~ he did when he first came
here but when he does preach he
breaches to . full house. There are
more church members in town than
there were before Bro. Tate came
here whether there are moro chris
tians or not.
You may tell all you please about
the low prices at Haman's.
Died, in Lima, Ohio, March 26,
1894, Jack Finley. The remains will
be taken to Whsatland, Illinois, and
inferred in the family cemetery at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening.
They have . live gray eagle at
the Cspe Brewery that measures eight
feet from tip to tip of its wings. Itis
kept in . cage and seem 10 be enjoy
ing life.
sc. C. C. Certain Corn Curc'
removes c0rna. warts, btiniOns,
m0ies and callouscs. Waffhn.
ted. Sec that c. e. c. ID blown
In every bottle. Take NO other.
For sale by W. II. Coerver, druggis
will ear people yer learn that
1t Is to their own interests as well as
to the interest Of the city for them to
patronize home enterprises. Dent
they know that they get a benefit,
directly or indirectly, from every
that is carried on in the
city? A dollar saved is q dollar made
and every dollar spent at home is In
enc sense Q dollar saved. 1t is saved
for home circulation and sooner or
later it will come back to the man
who first passed 1t over . counter
no matter what no purchased with it.
wei made and well fitting are
the shoes ut Humans.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
Meeting of s,sehheid.rs.

Annual Meeting OF stsekheiders.
The, annual meeting of stockholdsrs
of Houck's Missouri and Arkanss.
Railroad Company for the election Of
Directors and transaction of such
other business as may come before
the meeting, will be held at the office
of the Company in the City Of Cape
Girardeau OH Monday, the 9th day OF
April, 1884, at the hour OF nine O'Clock
in the forenoon.
LOUIS D. HoUCK, President.
Z. F. BhoMEYEh, Sce'y.
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, March "a; 1894.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
THURSDAY.

The weather bureau predicts
another cold wave on the way south.
We hope its neck will be broken be.
fore il reaches Southeast Missouri.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
Notice.

II. Steinbach desires to inform his
customers that he has the patent
right for manufacturing the Cork
Faced Collar in the following counties:
Scott, Bollinser, Stoddard, Perry aud
Cape Qifardeau. Call aud examine
this new patent collar. #4m
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
aoUCK on Tor.


o0CG80Co8 0HUDtO0
Court
Another turn in the Cape GIrar'
deau Railway cas- has occurred to.
day. Heretofore the Missouri Pacific
and the Gould crowd has been fight
ing tho action of Judge Ross in ap-
pointing q Receiver on the petition of
the COMPANY, and the Supreme Court
held last Saturday that . company
could not on Its own melton place its
property in the hands . Receiver.
The illegal action OF Judge Wear
in appointing a Receiver after he vas
disqualified by an application for q
change of venue setting ost that he
was under tho influence Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Ry., and prejudiccd
against The Cape road did not come
up.
Bnt as soon as a decision was rem
dered against the tarisdiclion ofJudge
Ross, the attorneys of the Cape
ioal hurried to jefferson City
with q complete record of the
Merriam case showing
the Illegal proceeding by which
Wear appointed Klets and
asked fer a stay of proceedings in
that Ease until the whole proceedings
it could be reviewed.
To-day a supersedeas was granted
md the battle is now opened in the
Merriam rise direct.
There can be no doubt that Merriam
s entitled to only $7,000.OO and when
hat is paid, the Ease is bound TO fall
the ground aud with it the illegally
PIP intel Klo,z and the grabbing
iissouri Pacific.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-03-31
american.

1t 10 9 pitiful story, that story Of
how q wicked little schoolgirl led 3
poor Innocent C~ongrsssr1ar Of forty
seven vests astray, and kept him
astray for ten years, aud made him dc
all sorts of silly and wicked things
against his will. 1t would be hard to
find Z more pitable object than Willie
Breckenridge admitting; with painful
embarrassment, that he was seduced
into villainy and coaxed and fright
sned into false promises by a horrid
young girl-&. Louis Pest Dispatch!