The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31
THE NEW DELMoNlcO.
A Public House that II Really First
Glass In all It's Appointments.

The New Delmonico, near the corner OF
Sixth street and Ohio Lovee, was opened
for business this morning, under ths "!
rect management and propristonhip o.
Messrs. Kelly 4 Winter. H
THE PRoPRIEroRs 81
are experienced hotel keepers, Mr.. John
Kelly having devoted many years Of his
life to that calling, among the very people
from whom the new house will receive the
bulk OF II, patronage. Mr.. Winter is
equally we'll known as the proprietor Of
the old Delmonico an the late Mctropoli-
tan-hotel restaurants that always COM
mandcd nrst class patronage, and main
tanned frst-class regulations. In the
Ngw DELMoSIco 81 ....
they will employ their knowledge and OK.
perience, and furnish Cairo hotel credit
able alike to them and the city.
The building is three story brick pre-
senting plain front to the river, and ex-
ending BACK .one-hundred and twsaty feet
TnE SALOON AND BILLlxRD HALL
which 10 On the lcveo or ArA unain, floor,
has been fitted up in . style thst ID simply
magnificent. Messrs. x ely and Winter,
determined to surps" cvcry,hing sf IKE
character in the State, brought into requi-
sition the services Of r. az 4
FRANCIS u. RYAN, ~
tho interior decorator, conhccted with the
old and fsmous house Of +. q. L. Faxon &
Co, - and ~, Lake street, Chicago. No
expensc was spared, ,hopropris.ors direct
ing Mr.. Rysa 70 psks thy Job
eclipse anything Of the kind in Illinois.
The walls the saloon and billiard hall
are hung with "FRExcH osAisRp ooops,
successful lmi~aaions Of lfosewood <dhd
French and American wslnut, the whole Of
Il painted BY hasd with . aAslity ts>Aatufs
Nat % jpdge n such wUsee viii bs Q
roon,pnt question. Those woods, PsaNeled
by sth mepldiags snd ssarls Susrouad iAgs /
arc scHrranged as to prodsns 'enssusss
~ so pleasing TO the eye, and vesy ssh,|
aha gorgeous.
rHE SALOON gg 90 r.-.....!'
which will be psesidsd pvcs b. Nr.SHASy
acsusn ~ NJ. r. ". Allie, - On De NJ
2 yon sn4r and fitted up IN astyle ~
supports Hnevstyi psr,ieuisr with 4 sbc
room. Immediately beyond Is .l-a,l1
efr,BILtiAkD sALL ,,.ulliliii
supplied with0 three Splendid re.cwood
Dsrbls top ,abisN ena1or tablc lsssts, and \
a'fshe rs,ars@sa appliances, n Z" fist
class estsbli.htnedt
sne sEA DING RON. -, 8 II
/, hsna.omely 'N.>pe.ed,, frtpi,hed With
mvblc-,op tsblss, easy chaiss, aud sews- \
papsrs fros, al ,psrts u che country Be-.
yond the residing room Is the =
N DjSINo ROOM, DfFll 4
large o,oomfor,ab y sea, forty 4
or hny gue.i.. This y a cosy, clean sa'i
ligh, room, and Ia farniiaro Is of tie t--t
and most approved pattern. ...t -. a. Il
The kitchen and pantry are in the base
nent, and are provided with all tho con-.
venienccs thai mopey can procure N inge-
nui,y suggest Over sAs departments pro-
side cook and steward who will, ~ time
passes, show .bst shey arc the right Asn
ii the right place"-,ho mos, skilled sater- |
css Of the city, p 90 49, ..solsg
on TIC .ccona::soor, overlooking The Ls-
vee and river is -
NJ = THE LADiIs rARLoR
Isis handsomely carpe,ed and furnished
in splendid style throughout, stirting tho
front OF the building, and communicating
with the ladies parlor,is
SPACIOUS PIAzxA,
where, OF evenings, the lady guests can cit
and enjoy view Of the wharf, the railroad,
The river and the grand scenery spread
out for miles in the neighbcring States OF
Kentucky and Missouri.
There arc, on the second and third floors
between
THIRTY AID FORTY ROOMS, ia.
mos, Of them large and well lighted, fur
nishsd fer the accommodation Of guests.
Thsy srssll csrpetcd- supplied with spriss
beds, new bed clothing, sfsather pillows,
bureau, wash stand, looking glass, and all
other sonveniences to-be found IN the best
b o,els Of the country. r
Wo might say much more, by way Of
detail, but enough has bean said to assure
The reader that the Now Delmonico is a
house Of public. entertainment that 10 not
surpassed in Cairo or in the State Of Ill
inois---a house that is emiHGntly deserving
II the patronage of all those who would
enjoy good eating, courteous treatment and
MI the ceuyenicnces and lnxuriss ofsw well
provided homs.Ts -
The CENTRAL AEAeN- MAKx1r.--