The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-21
BARCLAY Bros,
DRUGGISTS.
"A OHIO IENEF,
and Cor. 9th & Wash. Ave.

the public mind greatly exaggerated view
OF the cost Of the contemplated work.
The Argus would hide the truth
behind thick cloud Of generalities, but it
will not succeed The property holdeis
are not foolish enough to be deceived: they
will have light and light will, reveal to
them the true nature of the Argus prat.
hngs, and perhaps also the true motives that
prompted them
1t appears that the Germans are not
the largest consumers of beer and other
malt liquors, as has generally been suppos-
ed. The Chemical Review figures out that
the production Of beer in the German cm-
pire amounts to % quarts per capita, bat
large proportion Of this beer Is exported.
In Austria the amount is "a quarts per in
habitant. In Great Britain ll5 quarts Of
very strong beer is the ratio. In the United
States the beer per inhsbi,ant is 40 quarts.
The consumption Of malt liquor, is iucreas-
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Ohio river there are few brewerics.
Apparently 1t is only since the pub.
IIshe' Of 'He evening paper IeIt Mound
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C''y, 'hal 'ul' cry Iearhel' mat II city IS
70 a'YAhce at all It must have busy peo.
p'e' WORKERS not ofones' employment not
iu'eucsS' @oou Sidewalks, good streets, Sc
CURLY from o'cfho" pubic Improvements
not Rchc'Al o'l"pd"uon' As long rs the
sala puoI'sIler resided IN Mound CITY that
CITY was as p'ace'nI ana as dIIapida'ed rs
MOUND ou'IdeIs grave yard, now II Is a
o''o'ninR niue metropolis II The sald
puo"sher acuyc presence has such ener-
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MUMMY 40 II 'e'''' - nave "'n ID nlounu
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One OF the objects OF the consolidation
OF the freight departments OF the Wabash,
Iron Mountain and Mobile and Ohio RAIL
roads at tins point Is to give the Wabash
and Iron Mountain roads the Use of the
switching room OF the Mobile and OHIO
road After the LIST OF October al. freight
trains coming IN on the Wabash will be
taken direct to the Mobile and Ohio yards
from below, where they viii be rcarranged
Into trains for the south. Freight trains
coming over the Iron Mountain aud Mobile
and Ohio will also be conveyed there direct.
ly from the incline. So that switching on
lower Commercial avenue will be nearly at
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-Aoou' one CLOCK yesterday afternoon
Tue BFouuu was broken Tor ''e sanford
heiiloI'"' l"o'"'J bu'''lhs' Mrs' Anna
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'u'ne" ''' ,''s' 'P"'o 'u'' u uiF' III tue
presence VI "n interested company OF cIu'
~cns' anu 'noh strong arms. proceeded to
clear inc way Tor the foundation OF the
structure that Is TO be the pnde
OF CAIRO Tor ages to come The
important work thus soemnly be-
gun Will now be vigorously prosecuted un.
I'll the splendid institution shall be com
peted. The building will stand near the
centre Of the ground. BY u survey made
by Engineer Charles Thrupp, 1t was asccr-
tanned that about eight thousand cubic
yards Of dirt will be required to fll the
ground to level with Washington avenue.