The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-11-25

pectatons. Phil Saup, VIII Lockridge,
Ben Shelby and three or four whose names
we did not learn, made up the party.
And now Judge Chester II, Krum
plants his foot under Blane's coat tails.
This is hard, yet since Judge Krum does It
because ",he war of the rebellion ended at
Apppmatox," it is parionnblr, But II
Blaine ever does crawl out of his political
grave, he will have trampoid time set
ting scores with is brother rcpub leans
who kicked his corpse when they thought
it inanimite..- Chronicle.
Mr.. Bird had a couple Of bundles OF
corn, taken up by the roots, on exhibition
at the City National bank yesterday. The
stalks had grown some l2 or Is feet high,
bur il was the nunbrr Of ears and not the
ST.. If the stalk that recommended it. TIE
ears were very large and grew three To five
on each stalk. This is sample OF the
corn raised on his farm 10 Missouri, snd
will be sent to the worlds exposition at
New Orleans.
Our friends labor under the delusion
that we want matter to fill up our Sunday
issue, and they therefore bold back bits OF
news for days to help US cut on Sunday,
Now our greatest trouble is to decide, not
what We shall put in on Sunday, but what
can best be lett out Therefore many a
we'll written article finds its way to the
"devil" (printers) or the waste basket in
stead OF the public by beng written espec-
tally "for the Sundays BULLETIN
The ladies Of the library association
have been so fortunate as 10 secure the SER
vices of the celebrated "lightning caric,t'
urst and art lecturer" for the evening OF
December 4. He will give one of his nov
ell, amusing and instructive lectures in tit
lecture room of the library building at tbs
time, and it is hoped our citizens will no
fail 10 show their appreciation of the hlgl
order of this entertainment by being pres
ent upon that OCCASION.
Captain w. p. Wright, in whom citi
zens of Cairo will always feel an intcres
is succeeding admirably in his fruit or
chard venture in California. At the re
cent fair in LIS Angeles he captured tirs
premium on lemons, oranges, lines an
fgs. His oranges were especially fine an
were such good sample Of the fruit rails
ed 10 California that the managers OF tn
Los Angeles fair selected them for exhih
ton at the worlds exposition at New o.
leans.
The last great procession OF the can
paign ia Cairo a. the result Of the pres
Dental election will take up the line {
march this evening at half past seven. II
head Of the procession will rest on the CO
ner of S venth and Commercial and hea
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