The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-12

The public school will open Scptcm.
Der 9Th.
Jack Winter wears stove pipe hat
oycr .oar feet in h light. Reason. Ask
Jack
The firm of Mr.. O.wald n ca, WILL
IN few days. rnmoyo b. Kansas city,
Mr.. Charlie. ,'nlghrr il removing
into his new residence.
The health OF Cairo wa. never better
than at present.
Council did not meet last evening. No
quorum.
Sheriff Myers continues to sell cloth
ing mt Reilly old stand.
The real estate assessment of Cairo,
this year is higher than It WAS last year.
e The Good Tcmplars Lodge, Of this
city has di'bandcd. Everybody has be.
come sober. Temperance societics nre
useless luxurics.
Shores say, tina, il he ia not elected
principal Of the colored schools of Cairo
after the new school houses are built, that
he will join the Democrats. We would
almost prefer to see him at the head of all
our schools than Democrat wouldn't YOU
Dave DAN and "Pat.r
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MANUFACTURING The people of CAN
ton, Ills, appreciate fully the benefits to
be derived from manufacturing interests.
We clip the following from the Canton
Register, and trust the citizons Of Cairo
VIII continue thcir efforts TO push forward
the work already begun in this direction (;
"The committee appointed by the citi-
zens OF this city ~ secure the location of
manufacturing establishments are now
prepared t. receive propositions for the To-
cation Of agricultural works, car shops,
cotton mills, or any other manufacturing
enterprise, Of sufficient magnitude and OF
apermanent nature. a liberal amount of
cash has been subscribed, and very liberal
Inducements are held out rs regards
gounds.
canton Is every way favorable for
manufacturing purposes, having good and
ample railroad facilities, = rich surround
ing country, healthy location, and an
abundance Of coal under the city, at a
depth Of but few feet Any variety and
any quantity Of timber can be obtained
within radius Of two miles, ut cheap
rates. Living In cheap, and It's social, re-.
ligious and educational advantages are
unsurpassed. Any information desired
will be cheerfully furnished by Hon. A.
q. Bsbcock, L. T.. Head, cashier First
National Bank, or editors Fulton Liader
and Canton Register, Canton, Fulton
county Illinois"
II may BE- well in this correction TO call
tho attention 81 those city officials, who,
through either prejudice or ignorance
votcd against measures which would secure
railroads, and without doubt railroad
shops in Cairo. Read the following:
"ln 1867, Aurora had u population Of
less than 5000; tho &. Il. X q. machine
| works were located there Mt u coat Of $780,
VDO To the citizens and the present popula.
ton Is 10000. Galosburg had machine
| shops located there about the same time,
and the ratio Of increase Of population Is
about that Of Aurorn's. The machine shops
Of tho {. A. Il st. l.. Il. u. were put up In
bloomington In 1859, since which time
they have doubled her popula-
ton. The Illinois Central put
shops In Campaign in 1853
since which time tho increase Of her pop
ulation hns been 5000. The machine
shops Of the &. &. Il /. road were built
at Logansport, (lnd.) by Mr.. Young, in
1896, ut n cot tn the citizens Of $500 900 I;
have since Increased her populotion G,O00.
Mr., Young also put up the Fort Wayne
(lnd shops in 1886 ut cost Of 500, 900