The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-23


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Prot. Jack Emery, brother OF Prof.
Will Emery, arrived in the city yesterday.
He is also . musician. he will remain
here week or two and locate somewhere
in this vicinity finally.
If you contemplate purchasing watch,
chain or any article of jewslry give us a
call If you wish to save the jewelers. snor-
nous profit of so per cent. and IS per cent.
of the Wholesale price.
It FARxBAKER & Co.,
| Pswnbrokers.
Hon. 8. P. Wheeler came dewn from
Mt. Vernon yesterday, and reports ice in
the Wabash Is firm without any indication
of . speedy break. The ice now running
in the Ohio is nearly all Ohio river ice.
The Presbyterian ladies had better
audience to attend their concert At the
church Monday night than they h.d Satur-
day. The exercises we're rendered - be-
fore in q faultlsss manner. They will real
ize, perhaps, $50 a. their net gain both
nights.
We will show to "bona.fde" purchas-
ers wholesale price list Of one Of the lsrg-
est jewelry houses 10 the country-and
deduct rs per cent of.
FARNBAKxR & Co.,
II Pswnbrokers.
A petition IL to be circulated among
the working class in every town and city in
the uuisn for signatures, the petition pray
ing congress for uniform law to prevent
the importation into this country o; foreign
laborsrs under contracts made abroad.
Prof. Mason's dance for his Glasses and
and pupils will be given in Hartnau's hall
to. morrow night, instead OF Temperance
hall. The attendance will be 90 large that
the professor deemed it advisable to make
the change in order to furnish plenty Of
room to dance.
Our stock Of watches comprises oil the
standards, in movements, ETC., Howsrds,
Wsltham, Elgin, Springfield, Hamp-
den, Rockford, Lancaster movements and
Blausr, Duebsr, Fahy, Keystone, gold and
silver cases, also "6lled cases."
FARxBAKER q Co.,
1t Pswnbroker.
1T seems now that the effect Of the
cold upon our garden truck" was even
moro severe than was At frat supposed.
Only Two species Of plants seem TO have
escaped entirely. The horse radish, buried
deep 10 the soil, and the cowslips, on the
ice covered ground.
The payroll Of the Mississippi rive,
commission includes sixty seven engineers
and large number Of clerks, besides fort,
cooks. The salaries Of the cooks amour
to 1880 . month; and, excluding all TIT
lsborers, the annual expenses Of tho com
mission for personal services are half ,
million dollars.
Alderman Harry Walker ret urnsd yes
terdsy from Memphis, where he left BIZ
new theatre in Q most fiourishing condition
The theatre has seating capacity TO
eight hundred people. The admission
price is %, 81 and 80 cents, and nesrl,
every night since the opening, 1t wa
crowded so that people had to BE- turned
away. Mr. Walker has just cause to fee
much elated over this state of things.
Several days ago the Illinois Stat
Grange, in session at Springfield, resolved
that the patrons Of Illinois should refrain
from patronizing newspapers largely de
voted to doubtful Advertisements and tn
details of vice and crime. they being unf
for the family circle The Quincy New
, remarks poiutsdly and truthfully, "this i
rough on some of the religious newspa
pers."
: will some Of the Southern Illinois Re
publican papers pause just long enough il
their TRADES against lawlessness in th
southern states to notice the following iron
, the Chicago Inter Ocean Of late dste9-
"In the south, where there 10 q great un
written law for crimes unnamesble, ven
gssnce 10 swift against the criminal, bu
here, unfortunately, it 10 different. How
ever pesceable and law.abidiug people ma.
be, 1t we're but rank hypocrisy to deny tha
mingled With horror at the crime there /,
feeling of actual sxultstion 1t the retri
button msted out BY citizens, in place o
waiting for the slow and uncertain process
OF law."-Of course, our Republican con
temporariss will oil in one breath quot,