The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-02
PERSONAL,

B. F. Taylor will lecture in the
Athcneum on Thursday night, Dec. 18th,
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Judge Green cannot be forgiven. He
should have let up on the man and
brother who murdered somebody in
Mound City, and is to be hung for it. To
hang niger or make mouths at him is
now high treason against the govern
ment.
Mr.. John Glen, a gentleman who
has been unfortunate in life was admitted
yesterday into the poor house. There are
other gentlemen and ladies, also Of the I'M
fortunate INDECENT class, who are beseiging
Judge Bross for bed and board at the ex-
penso of the county.
The Rev. Mr.. Shores is prospecting in
his ministry. He is drawing into the fold
many strayed sheep. His house of worship
is one of the ncatest occupied by any color
ed congregation in the state, and was
erected by his untiring energy. And yet
Davis, Of the Sun, is down on himl
Mr. Martin Smyth, brother Of Bernard
and Robert, has returned to Cairo from
Ireland. He, like all other persons who
| have once visited Cairo, could not remain
away long. Even Ireland had not attrac.
tions strong enough to hold Smyth away
from Cairo. He is welcome back.
Mr.. Robbins, who dished up the very
satisfactory operatta, has returned TO Chi
cago. He will be back again and will be-
gin the rehearsal of something to be pre-
scented to the public at some time for
some purpose. On this subject, as will be
readily perceived, our information is more
general than special.
George, the fourth ward barber, is
succeeding beyond expectation. His bust
ness has increased SO rapidly that he has
been compelled to employ an assistant
which he has found in one Of the mos;
skilful BARRIERS in Cairo. Everybody
therefore, can now patronize George
shop assured that they will be served
promptly, politely, and in tho highest styl.
Of the tonsorial art. Shop, corner Of com.
mercial avenue and eleventh street.
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The following were the arrivals at the
Delmonico Hotel, VIM. Winter, proprc.
tor, since last reported to nine O'Clock
m, December lst, 1871; j. G. Willis,
Metropolis, Illinois; Era Harrison, Mis-.
souri, $. II. Watson, Ashley, Illinois,
Chas Jones, j. w, Booker, Cincinnati
Ohio; Alex. Hard, Nashville, Tennessee;
George Ed, Ullin, Illinois; j. Hyncs
Missouri Allen Sharp, Kentucky; w. c
Jones, Tennessee; Thomas j. Meshew
Columbus, Kentucky; James G. Gambia
Delaware, Indiana Daniel Weaver,
Evansville, Indiana; Robert Forsyth,
Chicago, Illinois; Mrs. Susan Harris, Co
lumbus, Mississippi w. De Bolt, St
Louis, Missouri; L. De Bruler, Evans.
ville Indiana; X. w. Houicd, St
Louis, Missouri A. F. Grigs.
ley, and lady, Charleston, Missouri
j. A. Gilmore, Charleston, Mo-; A Me
isenheimer, Dongola, ILL.,; Miss NJ. f
Lewis, Benzonia, Mich; j. NJ. Stone, Me-
tropolis H.; II. b. Brewster, Centrala
ILL.,; VIM. II, Sandusky, Mound City
Louis Schmith, Lawrenceburg, Ind; II
NJ. Shelton, Blandville, Ky; l.. +. Mar
shall, Blandville, KY; Ed. w. Horr
Blandville, Ky; Thos. Domely, ST. Louis
Mo-. II. +. Kenton, st. Louis, Mo; Leor
Barrett, c. II. Hays AMI John Cary, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Smith Terrence, City; j
Dafete Cincinnati Ohio; ii. &. Hazlep
St. Louis, Mo; VIM. A. Davis, st, Paul
Min, 4. Peters, Memphis, Tenn; q. =
Miller, City; WIN. Forthan, Birmingham
KY; Frank. w. Lamb, Tiptonville
Tenn.