The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21

seldom been equaled in our city. His
friends here are legion" and the
DEMOCRAT claims him for an old
chum. whose cheer chased away many
a burden. He returned Yesterday to
hi home in St. Louis.
FRIDAY.
The sight OF an eagle after the holt
days will be Il curiosity. They are
scarce now. but oh my. what will they
be in Il few weeks.
\ nailcSs horseshoe Is the latest in
vention: and still the world moves on.
Pure handmade Sour Mash Whis-
kie- in gallons. half gallons. quarts,
pints. half pints and gills of all lead
ing brands at John l.. Miller's.
+. &. Woody. the popular photog-
rapher. is turning ont some fine work
for the holidays. The weather has not
been very favorable for work i'll his
line. hut nevertheless he is constantly
busy.
DR.. PcirOnnct informs Us that Henry
Stratmann has been dangerously i'll
for several days. hut he i some bet
ter to-day.
Santa Claus had such Il big pile of
Toys and Holiday Goods for OStcr-
loh's store. that he couldn't nea get
down the chimney. 50 he dropped
through the skylight. Go and So" the
display.
This winter weather natural flowers
are not plentiful. but by getting the
tissue paper. stamers and culots at
Wilson'S and making flowers and
perfume them with his most exquisite
perfumes you have Il very good sub
stitute for the natural flowers.
Tom and Jerry days arr coming.
Dust the dirt from the old Elacards
and let them ser service c again.
Ed Bsnncy. of PuYico. cams up
yesterday to see the Christmas sights.
Ed says the Puxico Index il prosper
ing.
Kid gloves. infants, wool mitts.
lined gloves. at onc-i1alf usual price
al the Scguian. 10 Main street.
Munn'< Extra Dry. Cooks Imperial
and Eclipse Champagu"~ can I've found
at John l.. Miller.
\ beautiful and useful y mas pres
ents one of Ben Miller, gold pens
and pearl holder.
The railroads are rra ing Il harvest
since the steamboats, ave discOntin-
ucd t o run. Parties receiving freight
feel the loss OF the boats and high
water in the river would b. welcomed
with Il hurrah.
Deiderich Ulrich il the happiest
man in town. He has Il brand new
girl baby ut his house and he says ii
is the prettiest baby in Town. old
Santa Claus was good to Deiderich
but he didn't wait till Christmas
with his present.
Get your baby a pair of rubber
sandals ut Humans. IL Main street.
John l.. Miller sells the best Cali
~foruia and French Brandir> in the
market.
For Il good Christmas package cal
at .Juhn l.. Miller's and get 4 rrd
snapper.
Ladies' anti-rheumatic scarlet vests,
II We have your size. the Sl..h kind
for &I.OO: the $l.O0 kind for Il The
Seguian. 10 Main street.
: y young gentleman came forty-siS
miles to this city to purchase box OF
t%oothpicks for Christmas. May his
Christmas be Il joyous II is IL wish,
Gee whiz. but isn't Osterloh's store
: damned full of Christmas goods.
Berhier Getreidc kimmel and la
=. maca Rum sold by John L. Miller.
The merchants of Monet. Mo-. have
adopted a novel scheme for inducing
delinquent debtors to cough up.
+ They have hired the prettiest and mos
popular young ladies in the town a
collectors. The girls II having re
markable success. thOughtherecreants
while paying up. declare it is takin!
, an unfair advantage of them.
Married. December 18th, 1871. a
the residence of the brides parents
eight miles west Of this city. by d. NJ
Scivally. J. p. John F. Masters ant
Miss Sadie Newell. both of this county
All the latest card and board game
at OsterlOh's book store.