The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-05-02

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w. V. Leech has putup signs warn
ing people not to hitch horses to the
shade trees along the side of Mrs.
Painters property orn Themis and
Spanish street.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. McCrea is now ready to show
her c~ustomerst the lateststyles in spring
and summer hats, bonnets and all
millinery goods at 10 Main street. A
handsome picture given with every
S.. 90 worth of goods. mar2Sn47.
Father Dockery will leave tomorrow
for New Orleans. His friends here
will regret to see him leave the Cape.
The city is full of stock and no
officer cares to attempt to enforce the
stock law.
If the city Marshal of this city will
not enforce the stock law he ought to
do the next best thing-resign and let
the Mayor appoint a man who will.
If ne will do neither it is the duty of
the Mayor to prefer charges against
the Marshal and ask the City Council
to impeach him.
Robert Sawyer is in the city to-day.
Mr.. Sawyer is a candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney and he is getting
around to see the people.
Twenty-Five head ofhorses and mules
roaming at large on the streets and
no officers to enforce the law is a
reality that c%onfronts us. We have a
stock law in name only.
John Osburn's little boy died last
night. The little fellow had been sick
about two weeks.
Mrs. Mecca Frey has been employed
to teach school in the school district
near Kelso.
Thomas r. Green, Editor of the
L%utesville Banner and candidate FOX
State Senator was in the city yester.
day. He was on his way to Carter
county.
Ed. Regenhardt went out to Jack.
son this morning, Ed. Is q candidate
for Sheriff and he is getting around
among the boys.
Four ST. Louis ladies wan. to &c.
cure board in the country during the
summer months. They want to come
to Cape Girardeau county.
DR.. Steiger is in the city to-day
The Doctor says the farmers are al
busy in his section of the county, ant
the prospects for big crops were nsvel
better.
FRIDAY.
DR.. A. z. Sawyer:-Dear doctor
have used and sold your Family Cur'
with excellent resoults. 1t cured mi
OF the rheumatism and l now am s.
years old and have not an ache o
pain. MRS. F. A. RHoADs.
Sutherland, Iowa.
Sold at j. Maple Wilson's drug store
The man who would rob Fathe'
Powers is surely a e thief.
DR.. S. 5. Harris is the first man il
Cape Girardeau to wear a Blan'
badge.
A thief got int Tom Powers hOus
last highland stole the old mans gol
watch, his pants, vest and six dollar
in money.
The city was full OF stock runnin
at large last night, and people VIII
have no fencing around their propert
hadrto sit up all night to protect thei
shrubbery.
There is a young lady stopping wit
Mr.. and Mrs. William N~enninger
: The little lady is a newly arrive
daughter.
Hannah DEOS. Ohh Ihc HNN -
wagon in the city. The wagon wa
manufactured in this city and it is a
fine and better work than anythin
brought here from st. Louis.
The book beer on the market to-da
from the Cape Brewery is the fines
beer ever on tap in this city-so pre-
nounced by the best of judges.
Capt. John y. Snider and A. L
Grant OF Jackson TT in the city tc
day. Mr.. Snider is a candidate fo
Congress and Mr.. Grant is in tn
race for County Collector.
For every quarter in a mans poke
there are Il dozen uses: and to us
each one in such a way as to derlv
the greatest benefit is a question ever
one must solve for himself. We b'
Iieve. however. that no better Us
could be made of one of these qua,
tars than to exchange it for a bot
of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera an
Dlarrhoea Remedy, a medicine thi
l every family should be provided wit
/ For sale by [. Ben Miller.
m%aylno2.