The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-12-17

Edward S. Lilly has been confined
to his room two or three days.
Frank Sherwood was down today
for the first time since he had his tus-
sic with cholera morbus. He says he
Grove thirty miles after he was taken,
and never came so near dying in his
life. After this when he goes out in
the country he will take a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhoe Remedy with him-Missouri
Valley Iowa. Times. For sale by ].
Ben Miller,
Th0s. W. Hill has severed his cod
nectiOnS with the water works and
electric light company. and is now in
business for himself. Mr.. Hill is an
experienced plumber by trade. and he
IL prepared 10 make estimates and
take contracts for plumbing for large
or small Jobs. lie can be found al
the Franklin House or You can ring
him up at Phone No. l49. 6m
Take the Illinois Central Route for
St. Louis. Take your time and get
dinner at home. Leave Cape at 200
p. III. and arrive at St. Louis I04 p. IN.
making the trip two hours and twenty
five minutes quicker than via Cape
and Iron Mountain Route.
j. T. DUNCAN, Agent.
Married. in this city, December u.
1898. by William II. Willer. Justice
of the Peace. Jacob Stoll. Jr,, to
Sophia Heise, both of Cape Girar-
%@cau county.
The Benton Society of the Normal
School will give a literary and musi-
cal entertainment in the Normal
Chapel next Saturday evening. A
good program is prepared.
Our pork packers ought to make
some money this season.
Don't buy goods until you have
seen the goods at Noeninger's.
County Treasurer August Ude OF
Jackson Is in the city today.
Thieves broke into William Ober-
heide's saloon on Broadway last night
and stole several bottles Of whiskey.
Don't forget l. Ben Miller when you
start ont 10 purchase your Christmas
triS. lie las what you want.
The boys ~scrtEaded Guy Wall last
night. They hao tin pans and horns.
Don't forget the grand Christmas
Tree to be given at the Parochial Hall
Tuesday, Dec. 9th, 1898.
If you want something nice for a
Christmas present. go to |. Ben Mil
ler's drug tore. He is prepared to
suit you in anything you may want.
For your Christmas cakes 20 to
Jacob Stephan's bakery. Main street.
Don't you forget it, that the Sons
OF Veterans are going to have a fine
Christmas Tree at the Masonic Hall
on the I'd Of January.
For genuine bargains 90 to Noen-
myers closing out sale.
Pure ground Spices and Country
Sage you can get at
SCHwEPKER,S The Boston,"
John F. Vogelsanger has a nice line
of table and pocket knives, suitable
for Christmas presents.
L. 5. Joseph, cashier of the First
National Bank went to St. Louis this
afternoon.
Sweet oranges, apples, figs, raisins,
currants, citron, shelled almonds and
nuts of all Kinds at
JOHN ST. AVIT IL SONS
Handsome presents on the Christ
mas Tree at the Parochial Hall. Tues
day, Dec. 9th, 1898.
You will miss a treat if you fail to
call at THE Boston" B. /. Nmas hOl-
idays. They will surely have some
thing good to eat.
We have an elegant line of hand
painted China. Just what you want for
a Xmas present. $. H. kimmel & Co.
Nothing will please your wife more
than to give her a piece of fine china.
We will assist you in making a selec-
ton from u grand display of I'm
ported Chinaware.
JOHN ST. AVIT " Son.
Fine line Medallion pictures, framed
and on stands, at |. Ben Miller's.
Allegretti candies-the finest in the
world at |. Ben Miller's.
We handle candy that suits the
trade. 5. H. Kimmel u Co.
THE Boston, Grocery Store, j. f
Schwepke", Proprietor, opposite Post
Office has the best goods and we'll Sc
lecteG stock of Fancy Groceries in the
city.
Fine line Medallion pictures, framed
and on stands, at l. Ben Miller's.
Buy your homemade candy at Kim
malls