The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-07
PERSONAL ANO:PERTINENT.
MONDAY.

any person who will tell me who
poisoned my pointer dog, Dan.
H. 5. DOYLE.
William Paar. Judge Koehler. C..
r. Betten and Herman Mueller, of
jackson. came down yesterday to at
tend the funeral of Sebastian Albert.
Some INSCRIPTIONS scamp poisoned
II. 5. DOyle's fine bird dog yesterday.
Henry OssenkoP has purchased the
p. r. Van Frank property on Good
Hope street. The property is half a
square of ground and it fronts on
Good Hope, Middle and William
streets. Mr.. Ossenkop will start Il
big lumber yard on the ground.
1t is about time our merchants were
advertising their holiday goods. Pur-
.hascs will begin to look around soon
Tor something for presents for their
children. They will first look in the
newspapers to see who has goods.
y travelling theater company. on Il
house boat. landed here to-day. The
company consisted'of five people. one
dog. Il barrel of flour. Il sack of po-
latOeS and one side of bacon.
Albert Phelan. Of Dexter. was in
he city yesterday. There is some at
traction IN the Cape that brings Albert
up here quite often.
Arthur Il Holt shipped twenty-seven
aead of cattle to st. Louis Saturday
On the steamer Grey Eagle.
December came in raining and be-
fore the end of the first day We had
hail and snow.
John Stratman has a big lot of
game to-day-turkeys, squirrels. rab-
pits and quail.
If reports are true two young
widOwerS. one old bachelor and one
middle aged young man. all of this
city. will marry before the blue birds
begin to sing,
The weekly DEMOCRAT a nineteen
years old the first day of last July
and its editor is fifty years old to-day.
Both are healthy and both are in the
prime of life, with no past sins TO
answer for. May they both live long
and continue to do good. is the wish OF
The editor and all other good people
The death of Sebastian Albert will
not affect the Albert Grocer Company.
That is an incorporated nce and
;he business will continue a. hereto
fore.
CAROLS new ferry boat arrived
Saturday night but VT have not YET
been aboard of her.
Hon. Louis HOuck returned HON,
yesterday from his overland trip t.
Fort Smith. Ark. Mr.. Houck says
ne passed through some fine country
and he expects his railroad to run
through that country before many
EcIr-
Ina. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. !,
=. uaydock. aged seven years. dice
1t her home in Bloomfield last Satur
day. The family has the sympathy
of a large circle of friends in this city
Two or three men have been her,
lately 20 look at the st. Charles Hotel
They want to bid on 4 lease ON the
building As soon a it is completed.
We visited the public school to-da!
10 see how the steam heater "a work
ing ana We are pleased 20 be able Il
state that we found the school room:
all comfortable. The heater j. Il hi.
Improvement over The old dirty Goa
stoves. The heat j. uniform through
ont the building and teachers ant
scholars like the change.
In spite Of the unfavornbie wcathe
he friends OF Sebastian .Albert tu'u",
uu- Yesterday to thar GOOD mans Iu
neral. The funeral procession wa
nearly i mile long ana nearly eyer.
vehicle in The city was in the line
There a not room in -. Vincent
catholic church for all the peopl
who followed tn remains o. The dy
ceased - The church.
TUESDAY.