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' " ' 1 I I llll jylll, IMI l WW I I I THE DEJMOCRATi V muJS31Sl ft EM Hi ADAM& Y.vq fr . 7 TPflKSfefli1 1.00 ..t.....k.. M - 9 &r jltttUMd tuatfllli.. it IkfH MtW - - - - i M, t,,niiHai let Jr2 . T. - ' - Sft ivjin, an moetna....... u.ou MX PHIU.. B ID Wfptft, tbi nwatia.. ........ So 4lM ottu. ...... SVC VJ- oa. rr ...... to. uu i.oo ton r r v ........... .ev.w &MUtaaniMi.... .ai J Hx UlaWtn M OO i.''' IX v.a at Snnea a? Mk m line ucb lBMrtioa. mAja pmcu. jormroa. v. - d(wMSdma Uada tto Ba- MOKDAT. The next April election will be Ue last election held in thi city in which there will be eo politics. Read the advertisement of Un claimed express packages for talc, which appears elsewhere in this pa per. There are many Valuable pack age in the list . j Dennis Wilrtn has purchased i tone of tie latest improved sprinklers iuid he will . sprinkle the streets this year ia a!? parts of the city where tmj people re williug to r.ay lor the work. Jackson is not a neutral town like Cape Girardeau. They have tiomi- bated rernlcr Dem'ocralic Cnd Ke- j publican tickets for theircilv election ' The Catk-hook call llieiii Ute Salton j and AnthSaloon Tickets. The Ke- publican ticket, it says it the nLitky ticket. The ttdteh fm- the Owl Club tauter Ball have all been sold. Henry Ossenkop has p'uerhnscd for himself a nice spn&g Wagon and a good horse. IT year apatite Is gone nolta faj wiil restore It mere qntckly than U'J. C. C Certain Ckii! Ctare," Uie greet Tonic ead faarasteed Cere for CnlZJs aa4 'ever. Price 69 cests. For sail by W. H. Coerver, druggist Mr. Jtihii Kassel has gone into the optical business. M r. Kassel is a practical optician aad he will no doubt do a good burins in this line. Joseph I'arenkamp held the' lucky fcnmbcf in the raflle tor the Curtains raffled off by Xic Xicai.-e. Number 78 tras the winning number. The Candidates at large for the tlty offices arc all g-od men and we ! are assured of good aud etlicient uUL-cra . Our real estate agents are ex pecting to de a big bU'.neCs during' the spriug and summer mouths. We j bone they will not be disapHinlI. j j . -, - , . ,., Two prisoners broke but of the , them returned witliiu twenty-four boars end gave h'htself tip. The ether iiaa saade good hi asjape. The saw an! pis advertised in Ihcse columiis as strayed have been fjrinil. Thy were stalrn and the iusn who stols them would never have been suspected of lite criiiie. Our railroad is doing business at tbe old stand just the same as if noth ing bad happened: Tile Missouri I'aciflc has uol Vet gobliled il up nbr is it likely to do anything id the way tif gobbling it up soon. Everybody cannot be elected to office and those who Arc defeated at the April city election miisf'griii and bear it." We aro willing to do our part of the grinning if we hav9 to. The river l rising rapidly. This i ah indication thai Urn will have uj overflow this yesr. The Water that runs ont now will not be above to help swell the Jnna freshet. V" C. C. C. Certain Chill rare" auset tee best remedy yon have awar tueal tor Chills anal Fever Kar asoaey will be refnttded. aaaat la take. Large bettlea &0 MBU. fer als by W-. H. Coerver, druggist I). A. Glenn sold a large bill of goods to-day to Mr. and Mrs. Ken F. Allen, of Benton. Mr. Glenn has quite a large number of good Scott county customers. lie treats them bicely and give's them value received for their money and they always go to Glenn's to do their trading. ' Hon. Marshall Arnold, oifr repfe- sentative in Congress; has not yet re turned home. He is remaining in "Washington to look after the interests of the applicants for office from his l)istrict, and we understand that he is kepi busy day and night. An exchange well 6aye. It is m experience of publishers that too many people are apt to think that it matters but little whether the newspaper bill is paid promptly or not, that it is a small bill and therefore of little conscj quense. And this is not becatise the subscribers are not Willing to tty,l(ul rather because they are negligent. Each one imagines that this year's in depledness amouuts ta so small a sum the publisher cannot be in need of it; without thinking tof a moment that the income of a newspaper is made ftp of jfst such email amounts and that the acrceate of all subscriptions Is by no means an inconsiderable sum of money. ttiBSDAf Fouf milk wagons mafce the tounds every day in this city and they all Lave lag re number of custontefs. Mrs. U. E. Lange, of St. Louis, is isiting her sister, Mrs. E. IL EngeH iuaun, in this City. The granite ettrbing lof the .. j .l. ct i:.i TMfetr i.dewats aronm. ...c o.u ....,... tUi, wMtlelivaredresterdar. . 2 r-tttraii the-family doctor. School Commisionerare both cleTcr M Mdtothsj-e qualified to perform the tfuties of the Wce. The merchants up on Broadway e 1 - i 1 r rtm t0 doing a good bnsiaesa. They carry good stocks and they have good run of country trade. -Carpenters are at work on two houses for John Jeager in the Gibony Moack Addition. They will be neat lour room cottages and they will be for rent as soon aa they are completed. After ttrts city election at Jackson Another effort will be made to secure taloon license itfJ wc Understand that this lime tne tiltion men will be successful the DtekdcttAT VVli take Vo part lft the city election. This is no party issue. Good men have been n'omf- hated on all it's tickets and no matter who wins tfie city will have &to& of Scers. Children like to take " C. C. C. Certala CaUJl Cure," Ike p!cR nml anal cuorntitC'ed cure far Fever, A gut mam Malarlsu Price sVe eu. For ale by W. II. Coerver. druggist The people of Mississippi, New Madrid and Pemiwut connties are rtiakitijr a determined effort to have a leVce built to prevent the Mississ-iyp! Uirar from overflowing their country. Major Geo. Ws Cft'Mun, of remiscot eouatr, is tue primi murer in thh enterprise. A black wnlnut sill that is more than fiftr yoArr! old will be put in Ilourv Huliu's new house on Maiu street. The sill was taken out of the eld frame house that Mr. Mtibr tore Qr'wn, and it is as sound yet as the day it v. as turned off from the broad ax. S'.ricc the street ear line has bceu ! operation the pewplc of this city are more sociable than thev used to be. People on the hill come down town oftiicr anddowu town people go up town more frequently. The street car line is not only a great con venience, but it is an enterprise that brings our lVf lr more closely to gether in their business and social rHatious. A rery pleasant surprise was tendered Mr. aud Mrs. Gustave Schuliz at their residence ou ltroad wy last .Sunday eveuing. A large croud was iu attendance aud Mr. Mrs. Jxhultz were the recipieuts of many bcautiiul aud valuable presents. Among those present were, Otto Ilanny and wife, t'lias. W. Rtelir aud wife. lliTml ,5ock and wife. Fred l'ape and wile, U II. Greasle aud H i't; sudoIpli Walter and wife. Louis 1'ott aud wife, II. A. Merstcdt and wife, II. W. Freiizel aud wife, K. W. Klfiitge and wife, II. It. Thiessen and wife, II. A. Iher aud wife, C'has. M1R!"-S Anulc Mer- M"!lie ,c,,r' Amelia Stehr; lterllia Mioie, Katie tjackuiauU.OlIie Moedcr. ' .. .. t'elia nauntinnnn. Mary Itatiinnun. All'flia Vogel-an, llattie l.remiiier niatlh, llosa f-'cultz. U uisa Wietzel. Sfssrs. Win. Oberhride, AlbripM Walt her, Sa'; F. Davis, Kudotph W. Stehr, Manii! A. Olierheide. Otto Ilanichen, Will F'enzel, Ed Stt'lii meycr, ii. M. Thileuius. ft!lin Sack nianu, W. F. It ui:i!.in. Kobt. lleiuberg. A. C. Vasterling, J. C Manny, II. '. Ilaiieuscliildt. K. V. Mocder, Win Ilrueniug and ;tohd Kassel The Cutlet Orchestra furbished the liinsie itnd those i!i ntleiid(i:ice re mniiied until a U'M hour, wheti with many congratulations they bid the fair host and hostest a kind gobd night, wlslilttg them a long, happy and prosperous married life. 4 tVEIlNESIJAT; A. Matteson shipped two htim'red barrels of paint od the New Idlewlld last faight; Christ Wolf, of L Loui', came down" yesterday to attend the funeral of his gfandmotlier, Mrs. Fostabcud. The route'for the Commerce aiid Mrlcy railroad is being surveyed, and tbe road will be built during the coming summer: Died, in this city March 21st; 193, jJrs. Johanna Fostahed'd, aged sixty five years. The deceased was the m'otber-in law of Henry Koppcr. --The merchants of Th&bO Illinois, a town only seven miles from this city sell Altcnburg flour. Why is it that onr mills do not supply the market of that town with flour? ThC grauite curbing being put down around the Sturdivant Bauk building will be there long after tut p'resent geweratkm of our citizens are finder the sou. At a meeting of the Shareholders of the Cap'e Girardeau Building and Loan Association the sum of four thousand eight huudre'd dollars was bid off for leans. 'C, V. C. Cortaln Corn Care" removes corns, warts, bunions, aaolea and callouses. Warran ted. See that C. C C. fa blown la erery bottle. Take no oilier. Tci sale by W: H. Coerver, druggist On tbe 17th dar of April, 1893 thd 8harcholdera of tbe Cape Girar deau Building and Loan Association will vote tor the lucresss of the capi tal Stock to one million dollars, the demand for loans now is in excess of the cash receipts, and in a tew years from no the capital stock will bavi to be iucrcased to at least ten million dollars. riles of bags oi fltfiir from mills fifty fthd a hundred miles away stack ed up in little stores within ten or twelve miles of this city Is surely an evesore to the citizen of litis city who see It sight of that kind, and there Is do excuse for it, bnt it is nevertheless I 4r,M I hit rfur millers do not ffet the - - - raie ma r.HHii, ..rwu, mucm No wonder that business Is dull in thft 'city. Onr people do not reach out fer business that is right here at home. At Commerce, baly fifteen miles aWay from us they have two ' saloons selling St. Louis beer that has to be shipped nearly two hundred miles while we have a brewery that turns out better beer and it would have to beiWncd only fifteen miles. There is no excuse fer this lack ef en terprise on the part of the managers. They should secure the trade of every saloon within fifty miles of this city and they can do so if they will make the proper effort. THURSDAY. A doctor in Kansas has produced a plant called -potomato" which is a cross between tt potittc" and a tomato, and will Vieid oth fruits. The wind from ho North blows Sharp and keen, and bad effects of colds are seen. Oue Minute Cough Cure so safe aud ture, will quit-klev perform a wondcrous cure. I. Ben Miilcr, Drurgist. The children of the Public School j are making preparations for au en tertainment of sonic kind on Arbor Day. lienry Alexander moved his dve works ?o-day from the t;i".i" o:i Themis street toauothcr part of the ity. The water tank on top of the Stur',,':nt Bauk building is complet ed. It is a good size tank aud will hold enough water to supply t!ie waut for several days after once be ing tilled. Sliecess in everything denends largclv upon good ln tiHh. DeWitt Iittle Kirly Itisers are little health producing piils. Sec the b'l':i;t' Then take an "-Karlv Riser." I. Hen. Miller Druggist. There will bean excursion frem this Illy to Grand Tower. III.! on rriday, March Slt. 1-1:8. hy the colored folks of this city. Fare for the round t-'j'r. 7.r cents. Tickets on sale at Will Uodney'a barber shop. The coming ciiy election promises to be a warm contest in some of the wards. That is just what wo waut to see, as it makes ii more fri:in and iutercsting when'iie has an opponent. Headache is "e direct result of indigestion aud stomach disorders. Remedy these by u-iu DeWitt's Little F.irh Kiscrt. and your hcail- rS.ie disappears. The favorite little pills everywhere; I. Ben. Miller. Druggist. Eatr Is one week from next Sunday auu we under-tand that tbe children of the Gcrmau Cutiiolie school arc making preparations for an entertainment mid a .-ran I ten-t on that dav at their school I'.on-e. Surveyors for the Cottcn Hel! route are m thccitr tivdav. They liRve le;u over the ground with the intention of running t lint read to this city. The work of putting the cumin;; around the new Sturdivant Ita:ti; ouildiiig is nearly completed. It il! be but a short time until thev will hive a nice granitoid walk in front of this bitildiiigand it v. Ill help to im prove its n'or? a hundred per cent. Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet temper, a!i result from the use of I )e Witt's Little Kariv Ilisers the fiimous little piils. I. Ln. M tiler, Dr";.'v;.!. II. r. Veironnet left f1r St. Lonis this monjnig to buy a big l"t of Spring an j "tiiniiier goods. I!e will remain in the c'iy tor several dcys aud when he returns he will have one ot the largest toe!; ol spring and summer goods to be found in South east Missouri. a There will be only three tirket in the field" for the coniiug city elec tion. The fourth t"-ket which should have been with the rest was uot Jcnt to Jackson ia time, owing t the" carcles-uess of Some bne. and it places many of the candidates in a very disagreeable position. FRIDAY. A new saloon sooil to be opened up in the Klagrs building on Broad way. The interest in the Benton Mill belonging te1 the estate r Frank Meek, deceased; will be sold at pub lic miction next month: Nothing so distressing as a hack ing Coiigh. Nothing so fooiirh rs to suffer from it. Nothing Jo datigerotis if allotted to continue. One Minute CotipTi ( fire, gives immediate relief. I. Ben. Miller, Druggist: R. B. Oliver aud Will H. Miilcr, attorneys for the receiver of the St. Loo's; Cape Girardcan & Fort Smith Railroad, are in Jefferson City. William Yorweg left yesterday for Hot Springs, Ark. lie will re main at this biii-fus health resort about a month. Judge Jdsepb KoehlPr, of Jack son, is making arrangements to visit Europe. He will leave some time in May and he expects to spend a couple of mouths in the Old World. For instance, Mrs. Chas. Rogers, of Bay City, Mich, accidently spilled scalding water over her Utile boy. She promptly applied DeWitt's Witch Hazal Salue, giving instant relict It's a wonderful good 6a!ve. for burns, braises.- Pores, and a snre Cure for piles. L Bell. Miller, Druggist. While at Jackson yesterday we called at thd Cdih-ISook office to see the champion prohibition apostle, but we found him not. Ho was in St. Louis. His business in the big city iras" probably to order a few rases' of bottle ocer for home con-umptioii Piles of people have piles, bnt DeWitfs Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. L Ben. Miller, Drnggist. Rcr. John Cook will lecture in the Opera House in thH city next Thursday night, March 30th. Mr. Cook has a worldwide reputation as an orator, and those of our citizens who fail to hear hi in will miss a rare treat Dr. Harris is going to remodel the buildiug occupied by the Demo crat. He says he is going f? make it one of the most attractive build ings on Themis street. The Demo crat will move to other quarters iu a few days. Small in size, great iu results:! DeWitt's Little Kariv Kisers. Best pills for Constipation, best for Sick Headache, best for Sour Stomach. They never gripe. I. Ben. Miller, I ruggisL John Molor, an old and highly respected citi,en of this county, died at his home in -.i.t l ii I.iit uiirtit. March 23d. Mr. Mogler was one of tbe most prosperous l.-u iners ot the county lie was known by nearly everybody in the couutv and bv all he wis honor ed and respected for his men noble ij!';:'it:.-s at a citizrn nnd a m ntlemr.u. Mr. M'-gler ""!s a m.-iu'r.T of the i:son lod;re, A. O. C W. and his luuenJ v.-sll MUi vU next Sunday from .In k' mi. "j he fuucr:ii will lie rond'ieted by tl:e Jaek'on loJw. The Cott.-1:! 1'wlt r-llroid sur- veyors have looked over the rout' be tween tins city and Delta nnd now they are iroi::. to mrvcy a route from Delta to Gruv's i'oint. If the Cotton I U'"It peopl iu t-aiiips! aliont ex- totulin;; tbrir nffl I tr. the Mississippi Itiver tliiscity is the point they are looking to. If the Cotton licit railroad is ex tended to this city tiie railroad si.J.f will uiidoiib'"i! be Moved here also. This -iionl'i ijive us a right go. id si.-d boom. Tii" railroad shops give employment to a large force of hands and 1 he bauds that work irt suci1 shops are s-ener-.lly lueu of families. They weuid come l.ere to reside and titey would have to have houses to live in and to live upon. AU these thev notild iri t here. Au ItnKJrlau; l.v .Hnic Keeled. Hon. Geo. D. R -ynohK attorney for Col. Alt, wires Captain Sharp that the I. S. Cin-iit Court has decided the suit of the Slate Board of Education vs. Col. Alt. in v.'.A !i th' title of the latter to "'Vi'jo acres of "-Swamp and Oivrllowcd lauds-' iu tiiis County, was a't"ekcdi in favor Col. Alt. This snit should never have bceu brought. Over "JO years ago "the Cuiintv sold thi; hr.i.l t.; (!. Alt for over .''.iioo in hard cash :id he l.as bad poes-cn i.nd lias paM 'axes on it since t!,at lime. The provision of tbe Ir.w Ilint permits su h bhiekm ing suits to be li'-;:iii!i' in the name of the Slate shoi:!tl be repealed. It .'1'ottV' be added thst t'.is county waN uo pr.r!y tti the soil: an t'ie ntber hand il favyred Col. Alt. and proposed to stand bv iis harc.in. which was ft gooil one for the County when it v.as inn le. tt Osrl Cc(c-,Conshi. Esrf Thnct CTCVT-TcflanH la, wSoopirc CougS. broDrlntii and Akthma. A ertaia tan for CoMumption ia fixt tug, aad S rare relief ia ftdvaaoel itagi-B. ttM et oace. 1 03 vrlll Kethe eieeimt eilcot eftrr Ukiu ta Srel doee. Sold by daaterl creirvoera. larc bctUoe l anu aa Si.se. 7Vf:ice t-a Tlte Public. Owing to bad health the uuder sijrnfd has sold bis stock of saddlery, buggies, carts and '.priug wagons to Menr.'. Win. Sailer & Co, corner of IJroadv ay and Maiu streets iu tbi cltt. Thanking the public for their many favors aud good will extended to me while in business for the past SO years, I would respectfully ask a coiit in nance of the same towards the new linn and I will assure all a lair treatment by them. Buggies, carts and spring wagon will be schl lower than ever. Thev will manufacture their own collars, saddles, harness ana bridles which will be s.dd very reasonable. Repairing will be doue on short notice. Their horse and mule collars are not excelled by any in s6ven state?? and will be retailed at wholesale prices. Sho!d yu hav a horse or mule with a sore shoulder, caused by a collar, you will do well to call on them for a remedy for such sores. Oncu more thaut-nj you for the many past frsvor'T anu good will extended to me. I would respectfully ask all persons that know themselves indebted ts mc In call and settle ac counts. Please call at the new firm. Corner of Broadway and Maiu street. Cape Girardeau, Mo. I am with much rcpcct Your thankful servant, m23-Stdw. Hy. A. Porr. Receiver's Sal . The nndersiened receiver for the firm of Khtgc A Klingeniauu will, on Saturday, April 1, 193. aud from day to day until all the goods belonging to said firm are sold. The goods to be sold consists of saddles, harness, collars, bridles and all of such other stock as Is kept in a saddle and har ness shop. Ciiari.es Ki.agks, Receiver. Cape Girardeau, Mo. March 22, '33. THE IDLEWILD BECEPTIOX. The Flmc rrnniutm ia Exrar lad ta Caataiarec; Capt. Geo. Keith and. his fellow officers of the steamer Xew Idlewild gave a grabd excursion last Tuesday from this bity ts Commerce abd re turn to the citizens ot Cape Girardeau. Three hundred invitations bad'becn previously issued to the business men and their lady friitd4 and other citizens, and while the hour for the departure of the boat was anxiously awaited bv a Eealous throng o! pleasure seekers the guests crowded into the cabin to see aud hear Miss Mamie Filbruu and Mr. W. V. Leech present to the captain and officers cf the boat the beatitiful Hag which had been secured by our citizens for the occasioh. The doners ot the flag could well feel proud of the happy and peasant manner in which Mist !"Mirt:ii ni;J Mr. Leech presented the flag. MirS Lii!u Lucas and S. M. Green, Ksniii behalf of Capt Keith and his officers accepted the flag in neat and graceful speeches, aul Major J. I!. Dtnuis in his usual happy nnd tppn-'iniate maimer iu bcliall of Col. T. J. Mos 'h-ned the i-iiiicas ol Cape Girardcan for the flag presented and for their past patronage of his boats. The flag wa3 theu raised to t!ie jaikstafl by the graceful bauds of Miss I'iibr'.tn and MisS l.tieas aid then Was revealed in grave-fid folds! iloctUsg in the btifl" broer.e the name! of otir i-itv cmblaitued oil the ilsp I and tlius will the name of Cape -.':r-nr'lcati be kept fresh iu ttic chcuuels of trudc and commerce. Promptly at 2 p. tn, the New Idle wild started on her trip to Coinnieree with about "f-t. htiiidrcd guests aboard, and with music aud dance the rnu to Coinmeree was soon made, and while the freight :is landed thcrc the guests viewed this antique town and gathered momentous of the trip. They raided the Commerce pottery and despoiled it of vast numbers ol church savings jng3 and tmh lady is now starting a private saving bank fir ilicaccuuiulatiou of funds to attend the World's Fair this summer. As the bout passed the aaticient city of Thebes many were interested iu see ing the old eotil t house on the hill side where once Lincoln aud Douglas aud the other Uliuoi gir-uts prr.cllccd law whey, Thebes was the county seat of Alexander county a::d when the site wiiT'ie Cairo u'jtv is was only imul. i-v. amp aud water. On the return trip the pilosis wer glad to see 'ic tables reparcd for supper, for the zest of the trip and the cnjo merit ot tbe c."tc"rsion and the txerciseat 'Jomtncr.-c had wiictted the a:'.e'.Uc3 of to a keen edge. But ubcu siij-pcr was ready there was er.oiigh, to satisfy ail, and such a supper Oysteis, celery, salads of sev eral kinds, baef, eldeken, wini'?; oniii'.'cs sliced in siierrv. strawberries. j it c ei-ea;r. in fart evervtliiug craved by t'fc f.istidiotis taste of an epicure, and ail prepared aud scrvc-l ia the I mo. t eg.:i,t inanm r. Some of our teinpcratu e eitt.c-":- t:ir"ie'l ttieir wine -es dm it but tiiey ate the sliced oranges with rare relish snd declared their, the jtteic.t oranges they had ever st-cti. On her return trip the boat arriv?d at ( ape (iirarde-ui at 9 p. m., and be fore discmbarkiug, the guests a"' seinbied tin: cabin aud ai! 'i 1 unanimously the following rcsolu- tioiis: Kl-SOLfTIOKS. WiiKiii-AS, Col. T. J. Mc;s: Capt. (Jcorga G. Keith, Robert I Taylor, John Davidson and David Blair, the otlicers of the steamer v Idlewild. have afforded the citizens of Cape Girardeau an excursion from Cape Cirardeau to Commerce with rare and exquisite enteriaiuim nt. and. Whkkeas. The enjoyment of our citizens has been so lull anil complete and without ft r-ingio unplca-aut in cideut, but on the cot'trary full of unalloyed enjoyment and comfort and iu assured safety. Therefor?, be it liaulrcd. That our siureee thanks arc hereby tendered to C'1. Moss for his open handed hospiliKty; to Captain Kcitl. for his watchful care aud itlcntiou to the wauts of all who participated in the rxeurdbn: to ltViert I- Taylor, clerk, for his de votion to the duties of his olli'je iu al: that makes r.u accomplished clerk in answering every call: to Steward David Blair, for the f nmp'tous supper served in elegant style: iu short to the pilots and eugincers and to all other officers on duty during the excursion, and we assure Ih-m of the good will of the citizens of Cape Girardeau to them personally aiid to the New Idlenild, and that our citizens will ever hold Col. T. J. Moss in fond rcmcmberance for hi3 enterprise, liberallity and progressivencss in furnishing to onr city one of the best aud fastest boats on the Mississippi Rifer, aud that oiir citizens will re ciprocate to him by a liberal patronage of the New Idlewild. f HE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BWGHT AND HEW AND COMPLEXIO! 15 fcETTEft. r tfoctor n It ae ctir on ,h lljw mmOm frcm h'lm. aod la yrvn. fcrtxctucwaCj 9 " Andm-fUe;Mtat50c,ndaiJk,ariictTe. It IncrJ rtobhrit.iT.uiuii'x-" rr- i4dim " AT CITY OF people's Ticket.- For Mayor, HARLAN P. PEIROXITET.' For Collector, CHRIST HIRSCIL Fer Marshal, JOHN GRIKB. Assessor, "WILLIAM II. AVILLER. For Treasurer, KICIIOL.VS WICIITERICH. For City Attorney, SAM 31. GKKEN. For City Clerk, GEORGE E. CIIAfPELL. For Recorder or Police Judge, EDWARD D. EXGLLMAXN. For Councilmcn First "Ward, JOHN F. SCHUCHERT. JAMES I. RlDEii. For Cour.ciinteu Second Ward, CLARENCE S. GIVEJfS. HENRY C. HAl'EXSCHILD. For Councilint-n Thi d Ward, Jli'iKMAN OGELSANG. HEX II. ADAMS. For Couiicilmcii Foltrt "Ward. i)AVM A. GLENN, .ri GlST SHIVELBLNE. STATE OF MISSOURI, j Coi'xty ok Cai'e Girardeau.) said, hereby certify that the above and foregoing contains a list ot all candidates for the respective offices named to be voted for at the tfnsuiu City Election to be held in the City of Cape Girardeau ori Tuesday, April 4th. IMS; together with the names of the political parlies by which said candidates hav! been nominated, as the sstae have been certified to aud are now on fllb.in my office. f . , AVitness my baud aiid official seal, done at office in the City of Jackson this 21st day of March; skau 13. WILLIAM. PAAR, . 1 s ' ' County Clerk. Tav O ld and Young. TatlV V.tvcr ?n art an klnilty on the r' 11. 1 lie to!l:'tc Cemtiie ctr lufiria oift n;e, us uMia in vigorous nua, QUO jr;vc f orao to ihe wentf stomach, bow .!; I. i'lvryn rna bZacMcr. To thete o.m:A &Eh:lr nlren:tltcniua; qaftlfliea ore vcnOcrCnl. cseuin(r tlicia topmx farm iltcii fuus&ioas aa fa ymii Soitl Everywhere 0ce, li'i to HI W:ishington St., K. I, The f'olun:btnm Menip la Trnble. Te:i miles from Asheville is a post office known r.s Csudlbr. Mr. J. S. Ilcarv of Charlottesville city sends a good many letters there, and Intel! has bei n using the Columbian stamps. Oue day lie received a letter from his correspondent there saying that the postmaster at Candler had made him pay "-cgiiar letter postage bii every letter he (Mr. Henry) had sent with the Colnmbiah stamp on it, and com pelled him 10 state who it was tending letters "with them pictures bii tficfn for stamps." In vain did Mr. Henry's correspondent explain and remon strate. The letters with the Columbian stamps were not forthcoming until ai the postuiaT!?! said, ""the postage was paid." Voir Right. Having received the nomination for Assessor by the c'tiieus of this city without nny solicitition ou my pari aud desiring to bo of some use to the people of the c'ty and feeling ih-.t I have the uueuviable right of an American Citizen to ask for it, 4ml having an abiding faith in the intelli gence and good sene of the people of this city ami feeling !o that, notwith standing, l have some times in the past and am not ashamed of il worked at th" tailors trade: respect fully ask th"Votee of the city to re- j member me at the polls at the coming election. Now, ail I ask of the voter as he is to vote for Assessor, i to be sure he i right ami tlieti o ahead. Should I be tiie choice ot the people, I will to the very bet of my ability faithfully perforin the duties of the office ac cording to law. Therefore you who desire to make a d iy'.s journey toward the promised land vote for your humble servant, TllOS. B. PfSSET Pnetien'a jerflica Halve. Tiir B-t Salvk iii the world for Cuts. l!riii-es. Sores. Clcers, Salt Rhettin. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped ban. Is, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give sntisiaftion. or money refunded I'riee 25 routs per box. For sale at Wilson's Drug Storo "Wants, Vt Bale, Lost, Etc. NotiwiiiM-rtnlnii'ler this head not exceed inK five lines forten cents. IfOfNIV A rocket-book coniaii.lna; some m:-;. owner caunave aiiMsby calliug ou Cirv Manhsl Grleb. a S rooms and kitchen, cellar, etrtern and well. Good location . Adams Peine. NYOKlM!nni to tnkf lef-wma In trrnch or "Tinan. honM call on iTnf. lie lt'tl- llngcr. St. t-haxle Hotel, Cape Girardeau, Mo mrANTEI A rniTrhanT for lo- ld M front oa M'TTiwrthci htTfrt by II-; it-rt dtM-p. h-'twn LiniT:ier a.a t-onntain ain-e fttr paniruiPFcaii wii . niij. w?ok I.E tne of the roost uraii-aoi.? rpti- -T .leticrt iu this city; throe stry t.-n-ronm hrifk house, hall , cellar. two ciRtirsi8. llrFt- class brick out houses etc. Call on B. F lavit., ATIoto?7. 'tiki? s f frW:i4 flno brk tal!ion. wren M- v-fp oil. Oii fine Jnrk aud a pcir of Tonnifmuii. ?ix miiw north 01 tne caw on .. j ... aIH Ij.Ijt Ttt-m. A Int. t ;ih m-jtj bkiu, us uc w Kitter. FOR SALE -A farm of mnpty-ftve acTM one half mite north ot "apt -iiranlfan. known fit Kb in ilar Fr fnrthrr particulars atMrrw Chrlca Klein, St. Chjciea, Mc. tafsPiviFT iim;k no. ic k. of p. . Conv ut.oufcT.'ry rnaavnijcnw Hall ii tmrtt nnoroi oiutwtbih nm ' bailJii'tt. Viit.nKnUhta welcomed 4a!4. Mt hiMNA. u.oiu mo. nr. w. Jt- c. c. WAflrl'a rnlnmb-kn ExiXtflitiOll II- leu ktratiwi 1 h rrest onr an to fnruinb anth.-ntio Werl-i'a Fair Inforniation- J. B. Cairpbt.ll, PobH3beT, and 161 Adaxrn atreet. ciiicao. V.id faT.K I offer my farm oftrt acffi for A. nlo. Th f:."rn U in a pletHHd tate ol i.;r.T. Km nTfhrd ofallkiuila offroite: i lfpeatcd on the Cior!ojTlllle road, two mile rrvm the MiNi-ij-pi Kicr, nar the Fair i.r. -l t-xj'l ont h.iuses. For lunger nar- :mnlarl 0009;. CtllJaX. IMU cwrins, . rmi in or aOilrctu Looia 0wala, taps CAPH BIRARBEAU Citizen's Ticket. For Major, LEON J. ALBERT. For Collector, "WILLIAM H. HUTEIiS. For Marshal, WILLIAM DfrXETT. For Assessor, THOMAS Ii. PENNEY. For Treasurer, "WILLIAM C. BEUGMANN. For City Attorney; SAM M. GREEJf. For City Clerk, GEORGE E. CIIAPPELL. For Recorder or Police Judge. EDWARD D. ENGELMAXX. For Couneilmen Hrst Ward. JOU? F. SCHT'CliFRT. JAMES U. RIDER. For Conncilclen Second Ward, HENRY A. LEHER. F. SL WILLIAMS. For Cooucilmen Third Ward, FERDINAND LIPr. LEO C. P.AUMAXN. For Couucilmeu Fourth Ward. EDWARD F. BLOMEYETt. THOMAS F. POWERS. I, William Paar. Clerk c'f the Countv ew I-iargretst Stoclr of Printed ttceii L(k(5e duftkii ITow ready for your Inspection at H. P. PES Fanners Look to Your Own Interests lltiy where you can get the cheapest and the best ior your money. I trill sell you the Dew, al! steel frame, chaiii drive V. M. OSKORNK Harvester and Binder fof $105 D. M. OSBORXK No. 4 Mowerfor $ 40 These are good machines; no better improvements. Also GAItR SCOTT engines and threshers, straw-stackers, etc. Drills, Plows, Harrows and all Farming Irapliuients. Juj-Do not fail to see nie if you want larm tools. S. Albert Grocer Co- INCORPORATED) AND LIQUOR DEALERS. Agents, Bichards' Cape Lime. jLTileM.is d "Water Sts-y CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. lepe Ipiiiepy See Oil Cape Grixard-earcL, i2vo- BREWERS OF STANDARD LAGER BEER OFFICERS: A. TtTJEPIGEU, Pres. ' K. W. FEUERBACUEB, Vice Pres. A. J. LASG, Scc'y. L. F. KIX)5TEKMAXS, Treas. OTTO UAXXY Ocnl Agent. Progressive ficfotS For Mayor, LEON J. ALBERT. For Collector, CHRIST HIRSCD. For Marshal, iTOIIK GRIEB. For Assessor, "WILLIAM II. WILLEB. For Treasurer . NICHOLAS WICIlTERICIt For City Attorney; SAM M. GREEN. For City Clerk; GEORGE P. CIIAPPELL. For Recorder cr Police Judge," EDWARD D. ENGELMANN. For Conecilmen First Ward. For Coitnciltnen Second Ward, For Couucilmen Third "Ward, For Couucilmen Fourth Ward. Court, within and for the cohritv afore- - RON NET made. ITave all the latest and best J. M. MORRISON. Cape Girardeau, Mo. m DIRECTORS: A. ECEDIGEB. F. W. FEUERBAHER. A. J. LAXG. L. F. KLOSTERM AX? ." K, PlfcROXSET - 00100 ism 1 X w - -- - so