The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-11-24

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ed a NotaryPublic by Governor Stone.
His Office is in the railroad Office over
the City Drug Store.
Justice William Woeleke has fitted
himself up an office on the second floor
in the Arcade building, corner Main
and Themis streets, and he proposes
TO attend strictly to the business of his
Office.
The candidates have all made out
their expense accountant none of them
went over the limit.
In the Brown VS.. Campbell case
which was tried before Justice Woeleke
and decided against Campbell, an APP
peal was taken to the Cape Girardeau
Court of Common Pleas. and the case
will be tried at the January term of
that court.
\ gentleman asked us yesterday if
we would publish q few lines free of
charge for a certain church. We told
him we would. of course The DEMC-
GRAFT has always been a religious
newspaper, but it belongs to no par
ticularchurch. 1t is forallthec churches.
and it is always ready to help a poor
sinner out of the mire. no matter who
he is or to what church he belongs.
The Street Car Company has aban-
doned the work of raising its track.
While working on Spanish street Mr..
Penney changed the track three times
to try 10 please Tom Powers and then
the Tammany Boss was not pleased.
and Mr.. Penney discharged his force
of hands and left the city. and he will
remain away till Tammany is knocked
out next April.
We are. not gong to do any great
amount of blowing about it. but we
will now give notice that in the near
future we are going to get out a boom
addition of the DEMOCRAT that will be
a credit to the city. We have the
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as a be issuid from any printing
office in the country and we propose to
get out a big illustrated edition that
the outside country may learn some
thing about what kind of a town we
have.
If afflicted with scalp diseases. hair
falling out. and premature badness.
do not use grease or alcoholic prepa-
rations. but apply Halls Hair Re
newer.
After the crawling of Spanish street
Is completed. street work should be
abandoned till after the water works
are completed andin operation. There
is no Use going ahead making solid
streets when they will have to be dug
up again for putting in water pipes all
over the city. It will be a saving of
money to wait till the water works are
in operation and then finish up the
streets.
The big auction sale is still going on
=: Jackson. and we understand that
The goods that are being sold are
bringing better prices than the same
goods are sold for al t~heregula: retail
prices III the stores.
The Street Car Company is now
running one car, and that is all they
will put on till the city is done repair
ing the streets.
Ben Gockei has rented the Brinkopf
property up on Sprigg street. We are
pleased to know that Mr.. Gockel is to
become a citizeno this city. He is an
enterprising young man.
If the chairs for the addition TO the
public school arrive in time the school
children will give an entertainment
next Wednesday evening.
Hirsch Bros. are busy now packing
pork. They are getting in a fine lot
of pork hogs and the season is not yet
fairly opened.
J. N. Morrison informs us that he
has several trades On hand with citi-
zens of Perry county who want to pur-
chase property in this city. He ex-
poets to sell two or three houses in the
city and probably a farm Or two in
the country.
Charley Karger. who recently sold
his property and moved on a farmnow
wants to return to the city and he is
advertising his farm for sale. Coun-
try life does not agree with him.
J. II. Morrison will build himself
a fine residence on mis- lot on Span
ish street between Themis and indie
pendence streets next year.
A fellow full OF bug juice was rushed
I'D to the cooler this afternoon. He
kicked like a wild mule against going
into the city boarding house.
Horse traders seem to be the only
men who are making any money these
days.
Business on the Levee is picking up.
Our commission merchants say for a
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