The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-20
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il. 8. Harris, of st. Lsuis, Was q guest
at The Grand Central yeserdsy.
r. w. Wiley, resident of Louis
vile, Is stopping at the Grand Central.
-7E. d. Preston, Of Indianapolis, was
a gnest at the st. Charles Yesterday.
--R.J. Killisk, q Mayfeld, Kentucky,
was resistersdat tina st. Charles yesser-
e. 3. Russell, who Hollis from
Mt. Carmel, was atthe St Charles yester.
day. "a - an
--Georgc Bennett. Of 81. Louis, en-.
joyed Ms meals at the ". Charles yes
terday. ,
John Howard, Of Nashville, Tennes-
see. rested himself at the s. Charles yes
tertlay. -" ~, Q---9
John n. Bell, Nashville, tennessee,
pcaled forth tones at the 81. Charles yes
terday. .n s A
-. =. Springer, of Galveston, Texas,
pressedaspring mattress at the st. Charles
last night. ' asas-. ...
wv. II. Rogers arrived IN the city and
took up his sbode at the st. Charles yea
terday.
II. Warren, of New Orleans, satisfied
the wants VI the inner man Al the 81.
Charles yesterday.
r. J. Louis, OF Cincinnati. was
among the arrivals at the II. Charles
yesterday.
j. l.. Reed, resident OF the Buckeye
State. was registered at the Dclmon leo
yesterday. III an
-IIermon Linegar was delegate at
the Delmonico to represent Cape Girar-
deau yesterday. Z s-h1
n George Dougherty. of Jonesboro,
came to Cairo yesterday, and put
up at the Delmonico.
Mrs. NJ. j. Welsh and daughter, of
Cape Girar,lcau. were registered at the
Delmonico yesterday.
James Gavin, of Canton. Mi ssissippi,
enjoyed the Inequalities of the Dclmon-
leo yesterday.
r. Il. Reed, of West Point. Ken
lucky, was quartcred at the Delmonico
yesterday.
&C. w. Finn admired much the man
ner In which fish were served at the Plan
tcrs' yesterday.
Mr.. Coffin, OF Lonark, Texas. buried
himself in feather bed at the Planters
last night lti
w. F. Chiles and son. of Brunsburg.
Kentucky, were quartered at the Plan
ters' yesterday.
u. +. Roosevelt, Of Marion, Georgia
smoked his pipe ofclay at the Planters
yesterday. aha U Eafft1
j. ID. Crawford, Of Chicago, register
cd at the st. Charles and peranlbulated
the streets OF Cairo yesterday.
Charles S. Dickinson, OF ST. Louis,
honored the st. Charles with his pres
ence yesterday.
The appetite of Capt Crowell, of the
steamer Jim Fisk. was fully appeased at
the st. Charles yesterday.
r. =. Horner, OF the ozark and
Bloody Ground" was to be seen at the
Grand Central yesterday.
Capt. William A. Kyser, an extern
sivc tillcr OF the soil, Of Tennessee, so.
.j..,,v, -, .a.-,ts So .Chas) oe-s,ao.aselo,,
George S. McDonOugh, citizen Of
Alton, Illinois, gave the Delmonico the
benefit of his visit to Cairo vest erday.
John Oswell, a gentleman from Fort
Wayne, Indiana. felt refreshed after his
stay at the Planters yesterday.
The Hon. George w. Wall, OF Du
Quoin, well known to the citizens of
Cairo, wa, in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ID. Axtell, superintendent of the
Cairo, Arkansas & Texas railroad com.
pany. left yesterday for st. Louis.
Edwin II. Sublett, of ST. Louis, IL
Illuminated the dining-room of the st.
Charles with his smiling countenance
yesterday. ~sgsr
Major Woods, Of Evansville. agent
OF the Cairo Il Evansville Packet com
pany, eat himself unhungry at the 81.
Charles yesterday.
FL, Carl valz came to Cairo from Mar.
shall county, Kentucky, and added ten
years to his lifeby eating his meals at
the DelmOnico yesterday.
John Goekel, the gentleman who
proprietored the Plantssz' house pre-
vious to Mr.. Huefner, was ut the Plan
ters' Yesterday. Mr.. 0ockcl now resides
In st. Louis. a
j. Medley, OF Chicago. though it il
something unusual for Chicago man
knelt down and said his prayers in room
number ten. of the st. Charles last
night. ~ -~.r,..
Samuel Orr, Kentucky detective. in
search of negro who had stolen n piece
OF rope with mule at the end OF It,,
was registered at the Delmonico yester-
| day.
The Rev. a. Y. EXperidon, great
Turkish priest, who only eats one meal
a day, and pays full fare, was kindly re-
ceiyed at the Grand Central yesterday. ,
w. j. Pease, OF New York, was pre-
seuted to his namesakes, raised in this
State, and demolished number of them
in hand to mouth conflict at the st.
Charles yesterday.
rNuE To Rent.
A cottage on Thirteenth street, between