The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-24


"A. &. Barteson, Of villa Ridge, was
at the Grand Central yesterday.
IL. 5. Richie. Of st. Louis, was at
the st. Charles yesterday.
Louis Klein. gentleman from Gin
cinnati, was at the st. Charles yesterday.
j A. Coffee, of Ballard. took HE tea
at the Grand Central yesterday.
Mr.. Purkins. of Chicago, was regis
tered at the st. Charles yesterday.
j. ID. Morgan, of jackson, Tennessee,
was registered at the Delmonico yesier-
day.
"A. p. O'Brien was at the Delmonico
yesterday. He halls from Jackson, Ten.
nessec.
Mrs. Leitner and Mrs. Shebbe, both
Of Thebcs. were at the Delmonico yester-
day.
Jesse Brytell, of Memphis, ate well
OF the things set before him at the Del
monico yesterday.
WIN. Frund, of Brownsville. Tennes-
see, slept in trundle bed at the. Planters
last night.
John Lamb. of Brownsville. Ten
nessee. slaughtered calf at the Planters
yesterday.
Emil Gerlock, of Newark, New Jer-
sey, rested hi, weary limbs at the Plan
ters' yesterday.
M. kessner and lady, Of kimball ,
Tennessee, were registered at the Plan
ters' yesterday.
james Pierce, OF Monticello. Illinois.
stabbed himself with biscuit at the st.
Charles yesterday.
M. w. Donnelly, of Michigan City.
Mississippi, took his hash at the st.
Charles yesterday.
e. l.. Rollins. Of Canton, Mississippi,
rolled Into feather bed at the Deirnonico
Geo. W. Corlis, tie tobacco man OF
Metropolis, carved his strawberry short
cake at the st. Charles yesterday.
Il. +. Bouton. editor Of the Jones
boro Gazette, took hi- meals at the Grand
Central yesterday.
F. p. Rowe,oi Kin Monday. Ill inois,
raised a rumpus among the catables at
the ST. Charles yesterday.
The name of August Neuenhahu, OF
st. Louis. astonished the frcquen,ers OF
the Planters yesterday.
e. Gardner, of Jackson, Tennessee,
partook OF the good things set before
him at the Grand Central yesterday.
%. p. Miller, of New Orleans, ground
the food well that went into his capacicus
stomach at the Delmonico yesterday.
WIN. French, of Brownsville, Ten.
nessee, satisfied the desires of his appe-
tite at the st. Charles yesterday.
C. W. Sewcll, of Bertrand, Missouri,
did justice to the fine dinner that was
set before him at the Delmonico yester-
day.
John Cheek proved himself an en-
ceedngly mild gentleman at the Grand
Central yesterday. He lives in Villa
Ridge.
| p. j. Green. a MAJ from Maysyille,
Kentucky, ripened strawberries at the
st. Charles in Il very mort space of time
yesterday.
John ii. Sontag. dealer in cutlery
at Evansville, slaughtered veal in a
scientific manner, at the st. Charles yes
terday.
A. B. Knott, OF Monticello, Illinois
tied up within his stomach goodly sup
ply OF victuals at the 81. Charles ycster
day.
! MIR. Patterson, of Decatur, Illinois
was in town yesterday looking for the
man who struck him. lie put up at til,
Delmonico.
Judge william j. Allen, of Carbon.
dale. sentenced and imprisoned in lock
up. tina. he carries with him, number OF
Goldfish balls at the st. Charles yesterday.
Henry ii. Barrow, a United States
navylieutenant, wheeled off supplies suf
iicicnt 10 last him till he had finished hi,
Journey, from the St. Charles yesterday.
w. b. Anderson, +. l.. Anderson,
james W. Thompson, Henry Burnett
and John V. Gold, all good feeders, put
up nj the st. Charles yesterday.