The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-08

Fine stock Of Christmas goods, jewel
cry watches clocks and silverware at John
A. Miler's. If
School children will find The BULlE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. and tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store tt
"A Haly has few more of the best
soft coal Base Burners ever brought to
Cairo, Call and see him. Ct
-Four yoke of straight work oxen,
weighing from 22OO to $500 pounds, for
sale by Fred Keohler, Apply at once. 81
Mr. Herman Meyers pet monkey sick
ened and died. Jack Frost was too much
for it or him on her.
Diamonds, and jewellery, latest styles
gold and silver watches. French clocks
&c, &c. at John A, Miler's. If
Solid silver and plated ware at St.
Louis prices. Buier. If
Elegant artist proof steel engrav-
ings, 32x3S retail price, $l5 each are
offered al bargain, apply at the BULLETIN
Office 81
Try John A. Miller's jewellery estab-
lishment before you make your Holiday
purchases. He has anything you want and at
lowest prices, If
The warden of the Joliet penitentlary
reports to the governor that on the 1st of
December there were ABS prisoners in the
institution. Ol these Alb are males and
% are females. During the month of
November 81 received, 76 discharged 8
pardoned out, one taken out on habeas
corpus and one died.
Genuine French marble clocks, gold
watches and diamonds at Buder's If
- The total receipts for four weeks of
Mrs. Langtry in New York were SOL ,S03-
So. 60 much paid by the public youths Of
Gotham as tribute to alledged beauty.
Did anybody ever hear the story of the 10
wise person and his money and their par
t.ngl
Winter decorated the many show
windows Of our merchants in hisow pecu-
liar style yes .sriay. lie drew Snowy cur
taIns %. beautiful dssi gns o7er nearly every
large Freaet-p.a,s gIass, hiding from view
the many fancy articles Iipaqed within,
All contested al day With the stoves ID
side for tie right 70 ulouopo.ze the win.
do9s 4 display Of his owa artiacic skill
i; has beea said tha, # the dsc1ralva
titles fox the disease that rsm17s 40 many
men were reduced to cne plain word that
word would be "whisky.r New Orleans
dispatches suggest By the announcement Of
the death there Of New York actress by
the use of poisonous cosmetics" that at
least one physician in the country is suffi-
GENTLY plain-spoken to give its true name
to the cause which of all causes occasions
the greatest mortality and disease among
American women.
Governor elect Cleveland was given q
banquet in New York Tuesday evening by
the Manhattan Club. General Hancock
and staff were among the guests. Governor
Cleveland spoke but not as have beer
speaking the Democratic newspapers al
over the country. He boosted of no "granC
triumph of Democratic principles" On tn,
contrary, he put the case as it is. He said
~ am certain that the late demonstration
did not spring from any pre-existing love
for the party which was called to power
nor did the people place the affairs of stat
in our hands to be by them forgotten
They voted for themselves and in their owl
interests. If we retain their confidence
we must deserve it, and we may be sur
they will call on us to give an account o
our stewardship"
In his annual report presented to con
gress, the secretary of navy recommend
the appropriation of $3.50, 900 for the con
struction Of steel ram, steel cruisers an,
an iron dispatch boat. He deplores the dis
appearance Of the American Commercial
marine from the seas, and recommends tina
large compensation be given to American
ships carrying the mails, so as to assist il
checking the evil mplaned Of. Mr.. Chand
Ter further suggests the establishment o
a mercantile marine in the Navy Depart
ment, and intimates that if the Unite
States is to lose its earring trade there vii
be no need of navy to protect its mer
chant vessels, He thinks the fifteen mil
hons or so annually appropriated for tn
navy should in such case be reserved 70
emergencies.