The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-15

| people who wish to secure any game OIL
that side of the river had better 60 owe
before Tuesday next
Rev Mr. Moody, editor of the Bartis
Cleaner, Kentucky, will preach at the Bap
fist church tomorrow morning and night
at the usual hours. Mr.. Moody is fine
preacher and the public are cordially in
vited to hear him.
The weather is pleasant and just spen-
did. Farmers are now getting in their
corn and other crops during the fine
weather. There is no use in waiting to
pick your corn out of snow pile-when
little energy and industry will save you the
trouble
--IncendiT y fires are quite frequent in
Pulaski county, several stores having been
burned, also two school-houses last week.
What object there can be in burning a
school-house we fail to perceive, unless be-
cause pope says little learning is a dan
gerous thing.
ave saw saw in town Saturday, that
with one man riding on the saw, could out
saw any saw this side Of Arkansaw. 1t
was patent saw to saw with, and useful
labor saving saw" We clip the above
from the Vienna Times, but can't say
whether it is an original saw or only an
old saw re-sswed.
Read what the Passac Herald has to
say about the New Orleans Minsrels.
"The Original New Orleans Ministries. The
Lyceum theatre was filled last evening at
the opening of the season by the New Or
leans Ministries. This company is one of
the finest minstrel troupes travelling. The
programme was very fine, and gave the
greatest satisfaction to the audience. The
whole performance was very enjoyable, and
all present left the hall completely salts
fed. Although the same troupe was here
only last May, it was evident that they will
be welcomed when they come again"
The prices for all kinds Of gram is to
the farming classes distressngly low. The
evil will not, however, be limited to those
who till the soil, but must be felt by every
one. If the farmer cannot buy the mer.
chant and manufacturer cannot sell, and
thus the injury will reach every class,
whether in town or country. All that the
agricultural classes need to give them that
prosperity which they need and deserve as
the reward Of their industry is to stop dis
eliminating against them by sort of legis-
lative ledgerdamain transferring the farm
ers' profits to build up some confessedly
non.paying industry in the New England
states.
The basis of any permanent prosperity
to Cairo must lie in the development of in.
dustrial manufacturing of any and all
kinds. Common observation will show
that without manufacturing establishments
there can be no steady employment for la.
bor A mechanic may build your dwell.
ing Tut if there is q lack of employment
the house must 20 without tenant and
prove bad investment in the end. Cairo
has number Of industries or manufactor-
les, but she ought TO have aud needs more
With wood, coal, iron and all the raw ma.
terial convenient There seems no reason
why Cairo should not have an increased
number of factories, giving added value tc
all of these raw materials, converting them
into some of the thousand things required
for use all over the country. A gentleman
representing an industry that would EN-.
ploy fifty persons to begin with and severa
times as many when under way, was in the
city yesterday looking over the situation
He has been offered ground free and Other
inducements elsewhere but has favorable
opinion Of Cairo. We understand the par
ties are disposed to locate here If about al
acre of ground could be had on reasonabl,
terms. We hope the parties may succeed
in getting oil that may be required upol
liberal terms. An opportunity lost seldom
returns, and now is the time to attend t,
the securing Of this new industry If it ma,
be done by any reasonably fair encourage
ment on our part,
The cholera has again made its appear
ance In PARIS. II i, were allowed to TAX
It's own course unobstruc,ed by quarantn
It would hardly reach the eastern states be
fore next New Year But with vigilan
quarantine against 1t this country may es
cape altogether from any visitation wha,
ever. Or. RauCh contends TINT IL Ia emf