The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
Personal AFFAIRS.


The genial cUuntenance Of Harris, of
Mound City, beamed in our sanctum yes
terday. ...r.
-Efulgent Davis, of the Sun, with his
little carpet bag in his little hand left the
city yesterday on the pm. train.
Carleton, who has been doing tho
Irish commedan at the Atheneum, is a
fine actor. His presentations of Irish
| character are splendid.
-StockAelh is up the road on business.
He is one of the most enterprising Of our
business men-always on the 60 driving
his trade with never-ceasng industry.
Hon. John Barton arrived in Cairo
Monday afternoon. He was with Us TWEEN
ty-four hours, and during all that time
was as sober as an owl. Notwithstanding
the fact that his residence is in Carbon
| dale, he has learned to "touch not, taste
not the flowing bowl.
Why have we so long forgotten to re-
I member that Tom Parker, in the old time
one of us of Caro- here, has been in the
city for several days with race horses on
which he is anxious TO place stake or two
Tom now puts sp at Carlinville, and is
the same old boy, with the youngish look,
he ever was.
Robbins, who is reheaising The
Operetts" for exhibition at the Atheneum
on Monday and Tuesday evenings next, is
brother Of Robbins, " no leads our liver
cornet band. Both are very fine musi-
clans, but the Operetts Robbins is the
King b Of the two. His business was to-
tally destroyed by the Chicago fire.
Our old friead, Jewett Wilcox, called
on us last Saturday morning in n well-per-
served condition. and the item in which
we announced the fact was not knocked
into a cooked hat but into pi. Wilcox,
: who ought to return 10 Cairo, and who
will one Of these days, proposes to go
to the bleak hills of New Hampshire and
become manufacturer of newsprnt
The business won't suit him-,he people
won't please him-the climate, nine months
in the year, will aiilict him-thc recollec
tion of Cairo will dwell with him continu-
ally, and-hcll come back to Us, sure.
, Arrivals at the st. Charles hotel wei,
as follows VIM Jones st Louis; T.. Il
! Budges, Washington, ID. C.. +. Levarn
|, gen and wife, Pittsburg c. NJ, Velsey
New-York; l.. G. Williams, Chicago
VIM. Allen, Detroit; 5. a. Iiendrickson
4 Philadelphia; T., Niece, St. Louis Far
men, New York &. +. Meyers and son
Alton, H.. 4, o. Doss and wife, St. Louis
= NJ. Fits, Frankford H.. c. G., Lawrence
Chicago; Geo. A, Frccr wife and child
Ann Arbor, Mich; a, McCreevy, ID
u Quoin Jas. 4. Milligan, Du Quoin A. NJ
Putnam, Centralia; S. \. kooken, 81
Louis Chas. f. Roberts, Chicago; ii. l.
. Cleveland and Lewis, st. Louis; Mis-
Hall, Rosa Clare.
= The following were the arrivals II
|, the Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter, pro
q prietor, yesterday Thomas W. Gilliland
st. Louis Mo-; Capt, NJ. j. Hartman
Nashville, Tenn; F. f. Albright, Muir
y physboro, H.; Ii. Champion, st. Louis
II Mo- A. G. Ford Sangamon Co., Ill
IS James Bell and lady, Cincinnati, Ohio
y b. b. Emory and daughter, Holly Springs
S Miss; Newton X, Bates, Chicago III.
y g. Pink, q. NJ. Sanders, f. Edel, II
Major, ii. Goldman, Cincinnati, Ohio
50 John Woods, Hanniblc, Mo. d. q. Hud-
10 son, Louisville, KY; Henry e. Dix, Quin
,e cy H.; John Hodge, Lakewood, III.
ID J. w. Powell. Hickman, Ky; B. Furga
70 son and wife, Newport, Ohio J, Il. Knk
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