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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
POLICE ITEMS:

John Finarty was arrested by Officers
Wins and Tyler on charge of drunk, and
disorderIy, and Justice Comings sent him to
to the cooler for nine days.
General Grant" is in lock up. The
General is Il colorcd lad known to many of
our citizens .as& hardened customer for one
OF his age On New Years day he guzzhd
too much stale beer and was taken in on u
charge of drunkenness. lie will serve four
days.
j II. Mitchell, a man Of fine personal
appearance, of much more than ordinary
intelligence, and a druggist by profession,
has been lettering about tue streets Of the
city for the last month, begging from house
to house and spending whatever came into
his hands for whisky. He has served two
OF three terms IN the city jail,
and was arrested again Yesterday
by Officer Schuckers on charge
of vagrancy. lie was taken before Justice
Robinson who find him fifty dollars and
sent him 20 the city jail for tifty-three days
In Justice Robinson's court Mart Logan
was the first victim called up. Mart was
picked up early on New Years morning 10y
Officer Schuckers on charge Of drunken
ness. When taken in tow by the officer
Mart could give no account Of himself
further than that his home was at Eddy.
vile, Kentucky, and his uncle was white
general in the confederate army during the
late war He was fined one dollar and
costs, and friend stepped up and paid the
amount for him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

OF new members should be cultivated and
they should be made to feel that the older
members of the club were interested in
them He also suggested personal work.
There were seven days in tho week and
every member Of the club could certainly
find out OF the seven days one
day on which he could devote few
hours in personal work for the cause of
temperance And should this be done, he
was satisfied glorious results would follow,
II was then announced that the ladies
would meet in the hall on Thursday after
noon, at o'clock sharp, and good attend
auce was desired.
Capt Williams, whose eagle eye had
been wandering around the hall, about
this time caught the shapely form Of Mr.,
,IohnSPN Hogan, across the hall, and at
once announced that gentlcman's presence,
and suggested that he be invited to speak
He was accordingly announced to speak in
the hall on Friday night next. The club
then adjourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

ton. lie will during his stay visit the
houses Of our citizens and show the work.
ings Of his little appliance until 1t iairly
introduced, after that it will speak for IT
self.
| The new years callers were not out IN
their usual force Thursday, nor was the
"opcn houses" so numerous as in the years
gone by. The callers complain OF having
heen left in the dark as to where they
would be welcome to the failure
of the ladies to send their names to the
papers and 20 passed many of their friends
by on the other side, A basket or colored
lady at the door serves to dampen the
arder of the most enthusiastic new years
day "tramp."
DIR. Rauch, of the State Board of
Health, who has been making a series OF
examinations of the Illinois river and canal
for the purpose of discovering the extent OF,
and the. remedy for the pollution OF the
canal and river in consequence of the dis
charge of Chicago sewerage, has arrived at
the conclusion that the only recourse is the
re-establishment of the old pumping works
at the junction of the Chicago river and the
canal. He will recommend this plan to the
State Board at its next meeting on the Sth
Of January.
We agree with the Du Quoin Tribune
when it says that of all the winters we have
ever had this one beats the Oldest inhabi-
tant for disagreeable weather. Prof Blake
was pretty near correct when he said; "De-
cember would he like November, only more
So" We've had the more so to eur hearts
content and now want winter if we can have
it. If we can't have winter give us spring,
summer or autumn, but not any more "more
So" We have had enough; in fact we be-
lievc we could lived had we had less of this
damp, foggy, murky, nasty weather, which
is ugly enough to make man hate his
mother.in-law, or any other near and dear
relative
Speaking of newspaper personals"
here are some from the Mt Carmel Regis
ter that are exceedingly spicy and inter
estlng. They give the whereabouts Of a
few of the Doctors of Wabash county;
One (namc suppressed was indicted for
murder.
DR.. ---(name not given because he
is now practicing) is said to have served a
term in the pcnitentiary for bigamy.
DR.. Perrin event up the road one year
for larceny.
DIR. Collins is serving three years sen
tencc in the penitentiary for assault to
rape,
DR.. Rossey fled the country to escape
punishment for assault to rape.
Mrs. Dr. Collins was indicted for assault
to murder.
DR.. Furgeson is now in Jail charged with
horse stealing,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
The Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. I, 1890.

THURSDAY EVENING, jar. l. 1890.
The New Year opens gloomy and unn-
viting so tar as the weather Is concerned.
The sun did not show his face through the
murky clouds that covered the sky all day
The streets are a sea oe mud through which
it is almost impossible to drive,
Business does not open very brisk for the
beginning OF 1880, but to-day can hardly be
one from which to judge as nearly all
houses closed in observance Of the New
Year holiday.
FLOUR-Steady and without material
change.
HAY--Best grades are very plenty and
little neglected, Prices on choice are
shaded about one dollar. The demand Cor
medium grades continues tair and prices
unchanged.
CORN Steady and unchanged,
OATS-Stocks are fair and demand
steady.
MEAL---A shade higher,
BRAN Unchanged.
BUTTER Heavy stocks AMI dull
market is all that can be said
EGGS Plenty, in fact over stocked and
a drug on the market,
CIiICKENS-We note little improve
ment in the condition of the market.
Other branches Of the market remain
about the same as last quoted
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
THE REFORM CLUB.

A GOOD CROWD LISTENS TO A GOOD SPEECH
IN THE REFORM HALL LAST NIGHT.
A good crowd of ladies and gentlemen
met in the Reform Club rooms again last
night, Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather. The hall was not full, but con
tanned more people than we expected to see
assembled there, especially since no attrac-
tons had been advertised.
President Geo. Fisher, who, we believe
has not missed Il meeting since he was
elected president of the club, was again on
hand and called the meeting to order, At
ter singing several songs and tiansactng
different business without public interest,
DR.. Petrie, of this city, was called upon for a
speech.
The doctor took the platform and
delivered very able address of
almost an hours duration. He com
pared the enjoyment the Reform
club furnished to the enjoyment
found in our palace saloons and referred,
in this connection, to the people one came
in contact with IN the hall, to the notices
on the walls, to the music and commented
upon the superior influence they eXcrted to
| the attractions to he found in saloons. The
speaker then referred to Sampson, and
other Bible worthless, saying that God had
always chosen those men to perform great
angels as not drinking wine or strong
drinks. He spoke Of the teachings Of the
Bible in regard to temperance at some
length and said that every misster of the
gospel should be an advocate of temperance
which remark was received with applause
John Wesley, the founder Of the church tc
which lie belonged had advocated it a hun
bred and ten years ago and his teachings
yet lived and were felt, The Cutholi,
church also taught temperance and to il
glorious efforts in the cause was due mucl
good that resulted lhereirom. The spcallc
referred to the fact that the Catholic
churches taught temperance to children an,
and dwelt upon il that it should be laugh
by mothers to their children while the min,
was yet susceptible to impressions. Ii
related several anecdotes in thi
relation that well illustrated hi
meaning and were to the point
Although many good things were said b.
the doctor we find room for the repetition
Of bu! few and must content ourselves wit
saying tina, the speech, all through, wa
full OF sense and eloqucncei was well re
ccived by the audience, and had the ehcc
G Of adding three new members to the clu.
& After the speech another song was sung
o when President Fisher made few remarks
c lie believed the club should, in the future
. take more interest In those who Joined
= than Il had in the past, The acquaintanc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

The residence OF Henry Wells. cnbgac.
ing cich; lots, fine two story house With
ten room: in good repair, large cistern
good two.story stable, fruit trees, ETC. title
perfect We will sell at pubic auction to
the highest bidder, $1,000 cash, balance in
three aud i've years sale will take place
JANUARY list, lsS0,"at II O'clock, am. on
the premises, corner Of Hohrook aycnue
aud ?sth street Or will sell at private sale
at our Office in the court house.
NJ. YESTERDAY L Co.
Real Estate Agcat,.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

WINTER Is UroN US and every person
must be supplied with good boots or shoes.
The place to buy them is at G. Kochs shoe
store, No 80, Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets where you will al
ways ind the best Of st. Louis and Clucin-
natl handmade boots and shoes on hand
and sold very low The pubic will find 1t
to their Interest to cell and examine prices
aud goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, always on hand complete stock Of
leather and finding.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
For the CAIRO BULLETIN:
SUGAR GROWING.
MORLEY. Scott Co. Mo. Dec.

MORLEY, Scott Go. Mo, Dec. 1879.
South East Missouri is looming up as .
sugar producing region. Experiments
here the past summer with the early amber
sugar cane proves this section to be admir-
ably adapted to the production OF sugar
from the new variety of cane called carly
amber, besides several smaller experiments.
A Mr.. S. j. Tompkins of st. Louis, has
operated here quite largely by planting
several hundred acres. Both the
cane and The seed have increased
in size and quality and the syurp made
have been OF a very fine grade, meeting
with quick sales at remunerative prices
among the largest wholesale dealers of St.
Louis, commercial bakers prcfering it to the
best quality Of New Orleans molasses form
crly used by them. The syrup is easily granu.
lated, producing from 61s to TX pounds of
the finest grade of brown sugar to the gallon
Of syrup. Mr.. Tompkins is so we'll pleased
with southeast Missouri of the experiment
ing in several other localities that he has
permanently located here and is preparing
toput up buildings with suitable steam ma,
chinery to manufacture here on
large scale next summer. The people here
feel deep interest in the experiments and
have no doubt of its complete success. From
st. Louis south the amber cane, if planted
early ripens two crops from once planting,
each yielding from 100 to 200 gallons of
syrup to the acre, and from 10 to 90 bushels
Of seed to the acre each. crop, which is worth
as much Tor feed as corn and is said to pro-
duce from 80 to 80 pounds of flour to the
bushel fully equal to the best quality of
buckwheat flour. Mr.. Tompkns expects
to manufacture into syrup and sugar about
800 acres of amber cane the coming sum
mer Yours respectfully,
d. THEILE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
The Cairo Prices Current.
Office Washington Avenue,
Corner Twelfth Street.)

THg CAIRO PIlcEs-CURgZST IL published every
Tuesday and Friday from the Office Of Tng CAIRO
BULLETIN, and is intended 20 give a true report of
the condition Of the market on day Of publication,
and the publisher trusts that fGl! and complese
quotations will be given by the business men Of the
city.
TERMS. One cent per copy, On aN orders Of
.5 or more, Of same date the Subscribers name
will be printed without extra charge. Orders for
extra copies must be received by 10 o'clock A NJ,
on day OF publication
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
BLACKSMLTHGNG
dissolved partnership witt

Having dissolved partnership wit,
Major, we have opened a shop on COZ
cal avenue between It'll and t9th Y
All kinds of carriages, buggics, plows
wagons, also all KINDS Of edge tools, \
picks, etc, made to order, and repairl
done promptly and cheaply. IS yeai
practice and experience enables us to guar,
antec all work to give satisfaction. Buggy
painting and trimming done at prices to
sui. the times. Mr., p. Gadbos, the car
riage maker is connected with Us and is
always ready to accommodate customers.
MOSES TEsslEn & Sons.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
SOME BUSINESS MEN
WHO DO NOT ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN,
But WHO BY DOING so MIGHT INCREASE
THEIR BUSINESS.

BUT WHO BY DOING so MIGHT INCREASE
THEIR BUSINESS.
WIN. KLUGE
is the proprietor Of the large grocery store
situated on the corner of Sixth and Com
mcrcal avenue. No house carries a larger
or more complete stock in the grocery line
and none does larger retail business. Mr..
Kluge's many years experience in the gro
Gerry business in this city has taught him
the wants Of not only the people of Cairo,
but also those of Kentucky and Missouri
hence his business is not confined 10 this
city. All may here depend upon being po-
litcly treated and receiving the worth of
their money.
A. W. PYATT
is the proprietor Of the auction house near
the corner of Eighth and Commercial ayen-
ue, He has on hand large stock Of house
hold goods Of every character and descrip-
ton, both new and secondhand. Every
thing in the furniture, carpet, parlor and
bedroom work Can be found at this house
in endless variety. These comprise every
thing novel and substantial and are offered
for sale ut prices that cannot be objected to
by any one. Mr.. Pyatt is honest and hon.
orablc in all his dealings and deserves the
greatest success.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK,
This institution which may he found in
the City National Bank building on the
lcvec is an old and reliable bank. establish
| cd for the benefit of those OF our citizens
who desired place for the deposit of their
weekly savings. Deposits of the smallest
amounts are received and interest is paid
thereon, The bank is one Of the soundest
in Illinois, and its conductors are gentlemen
Of ability aud integrity, who have the conf
dence Of the entire community.
TABER BRos,,
whose jewclry store can be found, on Com
merclnl avenue, near the corner of Eighth
street, are gentlemen who have no suporiors
rs watchmakers and manufacturing jewel
crs, They have constantly on hand large
stock Of watches, clocks, gold and silver
plated ware, etc, which they sell at reasona-
bic prices. They are Business men Of integ-
rty and customers can rely on receiving the
worth Of their money.
Il. Il. BLAKE
WHO'S known to quiteall our citizens as Il live
and thorough business man, has, at his bust.
ness house on the corner of Eleventh street
and Commercial, one Of the largest and
finest stocks Of wall paper, window curtains,
etc, ever brought to this CITY. He also deals
largely in paints and window glass--takes
contracts for painting and glazing and in.
variably gives satisfaction to all who have
dealings with him. He has been in his
present business number of years, thor.
oughly understands it, and we heartily rec.
ommend him to the public.
en-. WOODWARD,
has for number Of years been one Of the
leading merchants Of this city, and is the
, proprietor Of the Novelty Iron Store on the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

RATES OF FREIGHT.
FINE AND NEW

Table cutlery, pocket cutlery, mlyai5cea,
ca,vg,s. toilet sets, razors, revo.yet, skates,
lamps aud fixtures, bird cage. al. kinds @.
heating AMI cooking stoves, hollow ware,
etc, at G. ". HgNDgs>oN's
Commercial ovenue Cor. l..h~-.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
Sales and Quotations.

NOTE. The prices here gwen are tor sales FROM
dret hands IA round lots. An advance ls
Charged for broken lots Ia llllng orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
CHRISI'MAS All HA ND.

Aai fnlsJ BURGER the Dry Goods King fully prepared with tremendous stock
OF Ladies and eats es-se largest brought elegant
Linen Cuffs and Collars ladies' Misses and Chca Gloves Underwear
sets uches and the latest styles Of Fancy Ribbons Black and
100 C $50 So elegant line Of Domons for fine lowest
prices Now the time buy Christmas goods not advertise what
will not d. Call ami examine our
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

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Remlttance' should he made nv po-t.Oiicc
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Ne"spapcr, src not to copy this advertisement
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Address HARPER u BROTHERS, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

">'sty'G- ID. subject Collectively and FROM 'gc
educational point OF yitw--,.rka az 10 provide that
waGA' aIen alics ether vii. be fthe most g'5tce
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-gHABLs- FRANCIS ADAN.. jr
T. contents are contributed hy the mn.' ,mfrau.
'.,GD~. AMI artist. OF Europe ana America vh.,a
tae ,J2G experience Of t. publisher, has made
them thoroughly conyer,aut with the dc.ira.ol fhe
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

levee--one OF the largest and most success
ful hardware houses in this state. All
kinds Of hardware, iron, wagons, agricult-
ural implements, guns, nails, fine cutlery,
etc, can be found here. All these articles
selected with great care, and bought at
the lowest figure that Can be obtained by
the largest buyers in England or America,
can be found in great variety at this com
modious establishment. Mr.. Woodward is
business man Of fine talent who has his
business Systematically arranged in such
aanner that enables him to give each dc.
paltment his personal attention. Orders
from abroad always receive prompt and
careful attention.
I, FARNBAKER.
The clothing house of |. Farnhaker, on
Commercial avenue, is enc Of the success
fnl houses Of It's kind in this city The
business done for the past years by his
house has been immense and the reasons
for this arc that they keep on hand only
goods that are fresh and fashionable and of
the best quality But the success Of tins
house must principally be attributed to the
fact that it lets the people know, through
the press, its offers, doings and intentions.
In fact drought their advertisements.
"Farnbaker, the Clothier," has become
household word in Southern Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

.I.t Yolgme, Of tht Magazine begin with the
NEmoer. for jGue aid December Of cs,h wear.
".yn 20 time il specified, u viii be understood
VA, ne 'ao' ',Ae, wishes On begin with "a, cu-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL OFFICE,
CAIRO H.. December 81 1879.
PINE BAR. Thcr Hum. Wind. Vel Weather
49, - -~'-- - --N-- - -
m anal 70 gl Calm Foggy
30g ~ ql Sw Foggy
II /" NAg "a 81 Nv Cloudy.
9pm., So.46 q s. " Clondy
Maximum Temperature, 4So; Minimum Tenn
peratare, 81 {, Rainfall, 0 lsl nch.
W. II. RAY,
Ser.i Signal Ccrps, U. ;. A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03
THE DAILY BULLETIN

ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE IN CAIRO. IL
LIMOS, AS sEcoND-cLAss MATTER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-03

Advertisements in local columns 10 cents
per line, each insertion.
Leap year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-06
sHERIFF's SALE.
Fer Delinsuent Taxes for the Fiscal
Year Rndlns Deeember 81,
A. D. 1879.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE or FOUR DIE.
" fsrent executions issued out OF the Jus
tees Court OF Gold Hill Township No. 3. Of the
Town Of Gold Hill, county OF Storey, and state
Of Nevada, 10 me duly directed and delivered,
dated April 9Th. A. d. 1850. upon four different
judgments recovered In nid Court on the 9th
day OF April, A. d. 1850, and on record In said
Court, In favor Of the state Of Nevada, Plaintiff,
and against the following.nAmed defendants
and real estate and possessory claims and I'm.
provemsnts thereon, together with costs and
expenses Of sale. And IN pursuance u law |
shall expose for sale ct public auction. In front
Of tho Court House doors, In the city OF Vir'
ginia. storsy county. State Of Nevada. between
the hours Of Q o'clock A. y. and 0 O'Clock 2. ~.
viz, 81 II O'Clock noon, on TUksDAY, the
TwENTY.fIFTH day OF Nay, A. d 1850. 90
much Of each parcel OF land hsreinafte. de-
scrfbcd. together with the improvements there
on, % shall be necessary 10 ntisfy the raid ex
e~outions and all costs, In gold coin OF the United
states. AL OF said property being. situate In
storey county. State Of Nevada, and 10 separate.
u described - follows. TO wit,
Grace Haakins, and lot 80, block I, range
o, Gold Hill. Amount.................SA 81
Gold Hill Tunnel Company, q corporation,
and 90 feet Of lot l, block 8, range q,
and unsurveyed land esst. OF the lmpe-
rial Mil site, Gold Hill. Amount. ....tA %
Thomas Mitchell, and lots ~. - and ~.
block 9, range ID, Gold Hill. Amount. 81 70
Gee Lee. and lot 8. block 2. range o. Gold
Hill. 10
@. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
By II. J. MoCUroHAs, Deputy sheriff. apai