The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-29
LOUs HERRERT'S RESTAu-
RANT.
FIRST sRss 'Estnbiishmen Va
rae" an Elegant Appointmc nts,

Louis Hcrlrt is ut last fully and salts.
iactorily instaed in his quarters in tho
Springfield bloc, and presents to the pub
lie an establishment that reflects credi
upon the city, an upon him as liberal
and eutcrprising itizen.
The saloon and aading room are entered
from the Levoo, Trough stained glass
recess doors, proyiCsd at an expense Of
several hundred dollvs. During the day
time and FAR into the night, the clever
jim Barrett will meet ,ou at the thros-
hold, roaay TO take your oiders whether for
oysters, hs., game, square meals or liquid
alimcntatio,. If you happen in when
Barrett; is net on watch you will be sure TO
meet the proprietor, Mr.. Herbert, for he is
always about his face beaming with the
good nature arl good cheer ;hat:make him
happy man.
The efforts Of Mr.. Herbert to furnish
Cairo with re.taurnnt really arst-class
every particular, have certainly been
crowned by the mos. signal success. He
has expended not only hundreds, but thou
sands of dollars IN that direction, assured
that the pa,i s,,ase OF this public would
justify the expenditure.
Tho walls of the room present mos,
beautiful gilt and panel work, many OF the
panels surrounding representations Of
NEUROLOGICAL conceptions-Such rs Thala,
Calliopc, etc. in splendid imitation Of
bronze and marble. A prominent panel
remains blank, it being Mr.. Ierbert's pur-
pose to OH 1t with u lifc-size Autograph Of
Robert +, Lee.
Tho restaurant rooms are most elegantly
ineshed, the walls being covered with tho
Gnist gold lowered AMI vanished paper,
terminating on a base %, rosewood, walnut
and gilt panel work. ono Of these rooms
is sufficiently large 70 ,'at party of
twenty persons, while the Others will most
conveniently accommodate any number
from ono to a dozen.
Every article of furniture and table
ware Is Of Ia, very best quality, The
tables are covered with tho llnost damask
cloths, and contain NJ ware OF loss value
than uiplo silver plated casters, knives
-poon. etc, the heayi5,, AMI purc't IRON
stone china ware, and all the otcetcra that
are thought necessary to all 20 tho COM
plelcncss of the establishment,
The kitchen will safely bear the most
rigid inspection, Everything is kept per-
feclly clean and in ia place. This depart
mcnt Is directly presided over By one u
the best restaurant cooks in the C''eu
States This fact need not be urg"i upon
anybody who has in his order 'oF P""''
fish, oysters, toast, coffee ,to'N e''r PUT
Mr.. IS skill to thet''t' bH' enough
Those who would kno' more should drop
fon Herbert and leave their orders
Mr.. Ierbert . an old citizen of Cairo,
devoted to t,s Interests Of the place, aud
n most aver and estmablc gentleman
eeneroay. He enjoys II large patronage
and no man can say that he h not earned
aid does not deserve it,
FRp.u meats, served in the ncatest and
most cloanly manner, can always be foun
in abundance for the trade, at the Central
Meat market of Fred koehler \ Co., on
Washington avenue, n few doors below
Tenth None but tho finest cattle, sheep,
and hogs are slaug altered, and, consequent-
IL every body who patronizes the Central
Meat market can rest satisfied that he or
she will be supplied with the best meats to
DO found in Cairo
Customers baskets delivered in any part
OF the city.
pS"Fresh sausage every morning, II