The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-02

this year on the 4th of November.
The incliaes are all in good working
order at Birds Point, and transfers made
promptly.
The opposition when they swear there
are no soldiers on the state Democratic
ticket, forget Carlin, Orcndorlf and Nc
Kinlay.
Poor old Oglesby goes over the state
blubbering, my God, what shall l do if
/ am beatenl" The question may be said
to bother his father-in.law also.
Corn on the last of September was
crowded away up in the Chicago market,
running from 65 cents to $t00 per bushel
This was done by the bulls, the bearers are
doing the squealing.
1t is said "the ambition of the Presi-
dents life is to close his administration in q
blaze of glory" IT'S very likely Mr.. Ar
thur will step down and out in "bsze of
glory" of the Democratic kind.
The first meeting of the Woman's Club
and Library Association for the fall and
winter of lSS4-5, was held yesterday after
noon in their new hall in the public library
building. The attendance was unusually
good, and each member took lively inter
est in the business pertaining to the work
of the year. The literary exercises were of
! high order; among them may be noted a
paper written by Mrs. Juliet Mcdowell,
entitled Sweet Secrets and Sunshine" and
poem by Mrs. L. j. Rittenhouse, entitled
my Old Clock"
TO the ladies' As the time is now at
hand when fall and winter dresses and
wraps are to be made, we have decided to
make the following offer, in order to show
every lady the elegance perfection and
style of the fitting done by our LIE Bon
Ton System of'Garment Cutting. We will
send to any lady mentioning this paper, a
basque, rolonaise, wrapper, skirt and over
skirt pattern-full set of five. patterns for
so cents. Cloak, circular or dolman pat
tern for Is cents; infants health wardrobe
10 patterns, 80 cents; infants first short
clothes, 10 patterns, 30 cents. Sent free
by mail upon receipt of price. Send bust
| waist and under arm measure; also length
of back and front from neck TO waist line
Address Benton System Co., Alliance, o.
| 4t
The charming electric girl of Georgia
who possesses the power TO shake up only
one man at time, would have no chanc,
with Ben Butler or an earthquake. A well
organized earthquake can upset an entir
picnic in one round. Ben Butler has in
few days "jaunt around the country" caus
ed, in his own opinion, Republican an
Democratic statesmen of stalwart proper
tions to tottG, spoil grsbbers to quail, poll
teal charlatans to CULVER monopolisti
chan pions to tumble, and British free trad
spies to dance the devils hornpipe. Bel
Butler is evidently thousand horse powe
galvauic battery, and with the double
distilled Democratic lightning with which
his mental organism is charged, he will il
this campaign prove equal to about tw,
well-grown earthquakes. All in the opin
ion of said Ben Butler, in which he i
about the lonesomest man in the universe
We clip from the Denver Tribune tn
following notice of the marriage of gen
tleman, we'll known to the people of Cairo
especially the young folks, who will read
with great deal of pleasure. Mr.. Whit
was for many years connected with railroa
Offices in Cairo:
"Mr. Robiou White and Miss Ellen Kin
were married at the residence of the bride
mother, No. 587 Glensrm street, last even
ing. The ceremony was performed by tn
Rev. G. 81. Marshall, of Trinity church an,
was witnessed by the family and a few o
friends; and at 8 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs
White boarded the Kansas Pacific train fo
Texarkana, Ark, where they will max
their home.
"The bride is a daughter of the lat
Gov. j. A. King of Kentucky and is mucl
loved for her womanly qualities by he
many friends in Denver.
"Mr. White is one of the leading railroad
men of the southwest. Though younE
man, he has already made his mark in hi
chosen profession. For some time past h,
has been located at Texarkana, Ark, wher
he holds the responsible position of cashie
of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
and the Texas Pacific railroad companies
The many friends of the newly welded pal
will wish them much 10Y, in which goo