The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-05-05
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LEAD-PENcfI JoTrrNaS
AemoranduIas Made IN tho Re.
porter's Wandcringa,
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Circuit Court will convene
jackson next Monday.
There Il twe or three ~circnses j
The country headed this way bat it
doubtful if they will reach this city.
The Democratic bosses in thi
county are out OF atob. Their part,
30 in a hopeless minority in the coun
~ aud the posse. have nothing t.
do.
The night train on the ST, Louis
Cape Girsrdesu & Fort Smith Rail
road was discontinued yesterday and
now we receive no morning mail.
Country merchants say they arc
doing as much or more business than
they were doing this time last year.
If"C. c. c. Certain Chill Cure,
hnOt the best remedy you have
over ascd for (liiiis and Fever
your money WIZ be refAnced.
F1ensa1't 10 luke. Large bottles
80 cents.
For sale bv W. II. Coerver, draggisI
On and Nner the first ,isy of
May Cape Girardcau county will have
four banking houses 1.-Two in Capu
Eiirsrdcau and Two in Jackson.
Francis MarckiIdoR, of AllenviIle,
l. visiting relatives in this city. Mr..
Marchilton has a fine big boy at his
house about six weeks old.
w. II. Medley. proprietor of the
finest Kentucky stallion inthc couaty.
rallied on ne to-day. Mr.. Medley says
business in his line is good.
The Democratic township meet
Ing al Jackaon last Saturday instruct
ed for Mashall Arnold for Congress
1t looks like the little Scott c,Hnty
iuiellectual sian: would have r walk
ever In the convention.
Capt. Juden. Of the forryboat
Cape City. tells us that the ferry bust
hess is distrcssingly dull.
Children like 10 take sc. &C.
Certain GILL! <'Ere.' shc pleas
ant and guaranteed cure for |
Fever. AG.c and Malarin.
Price so cts.
Fors lie by ". II. CoCrvcr. druggist
There will be more corn plxnted
in this county this year than has been
planted for many years. Farmers are
linding that it don't pay to raise
wheat at Democratic prices and they
are turning their attention 10 corn.
While in this section of the .cnun-
try the MothOdists Of this city should
make ali effort to get the wordy wOn-
der to give us a round. 1t has been
4 long time since we had Gan out
pouring of the Lords SPIRIT as a
gentleman expressed It when Mr..
Deering was raising the devil here a
few ycsrs ago.
Mrs. Martha Haenirhen desires TO
extend heartfelt thank & those good
and kind friends who were so kind
70 her and her family during the ILL
hess Of her husband and little
The kindness shown TO
her and the respect paid TO them dur
ing their illness and at their funerals
will ever be remembered by Mrs.
I
Cure your corns by wearing the
eeal skin shoe sold at the "Gem Shoe
Store on Broadway by W. H., Hutels
Rev. Ben Decring is out at Jacf-
Jon shaking up the old sinners. Mr..
.eering is one of the boys and he 1
10 the very man to haul the old sim |
aers Of Jackson over the Goals. There !
ire some men in that town who have {
been in cahoots with the devil for :
he last fifty years and they need just q
Iuch shaking up as the Rev. Deering Z
d capable Of giving them.
"A committee was out this morn |
ing soliciting additional stock for the
Street Railway and we hope II peo-
BILE will be liberal and take enough t
,tock to help the Company out in the t
,ffort to pay OF a small floating debt
hat is yet standing out. The street i
besides being q great con.
I~snience to u people is a splendid
advertisement for the city. ,