The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-21

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Twelfth street, wlbrc all orders should
be left. l.2.tf
The ladies OF TIC Methodist church
are requested TO met this afternoon at
Mrs. G.. d. WilliauHon's at 1870 o'clock.
| Charley Pfitierlngn order to satisfy
the wants OF the people OF Cairo and
strangers who mayyisit Cairo, has fitted
up in connection with his par excellent
! "Our Saloon" lalics restaurant. His
larder Is at all times abundantly supplied
with the choicest llnures, aud for fine
lunch, or cool, refreshing drink of any
description, CHARLEY Plllitrling's Is the
place to get it.
There will be a meeting OF ladies'
and gentlemen. members OF the Conten.
NAL Association. on Friday the 22d inst,
at pm. in the Library room, on Ohio
Levee, at which Mrs, Wardner will make
full report OF the closing If the Centen-
NAL work, and the object for which the
money on hand is to be appropriated.
All interested, are invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the President.
MIS-. WOOD RIFrENHOUsE, Scet'y.
Owing to an increase of business.
and lack OF room in my place OF bust
ness on Commercial avenue between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, |
have opened a branch store at No. lI2
Commercial avenue, between Eighth
and Nineth streets, where ! will keep
constantly on hand a tail supply of my
well.known brands Of cigars and tObac-
cos. Invite my friends and patrons
and the public generally to come and see
me. lG-lw. HENRY SCHIcK.
-ktirlgeratOrs, the very best, at 4.
Halley's, ll5 Commercial avenue. Also.
stoves and tinware, toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery, garden and farmers Inn
plements, plows, corn planters and she'll
ers, sulkey rakes, and a general stock OF
stoves, tin and hardware. flower stands,
both wire and wood, flower trailers, DIFF
ferent styles, hanging baskets of all
kinds; the largest variety OF bird cages
in the city and will be sold very low at
A. Halley's, ll5 Commercial avenue.
3-A-3m
The following guests were at the
Planters yesterday; j, II. Nash. Gin.
cinnati; W. ii. Burtner, Cincinnati
Mrs. J. II. Mix. Paducah James Mum,
Dallas Texas r. Reeder, Evansville.
Ind; l.. ". Bosait, indianapolis; A. &.
Clay, Galveston, Texas; F. F. Vrese,
Charleston, Mo-; James Blair, Nashville,
Tenn; l.. {. Windman, Carmi, HIS; J.
Gibson, Racine, Wis; Alfred Orr,
Charleston, Mo-; l.. +. Jewett, LOUIS,
NJ. Lipe, ILL.,; F.. Ross, Ills. II. W.
Brese, Ills.
Arrivals at the st. Charles were:
+. +. Byone, d. Fowler, John Soler
ID. Sheehan, and II. +. Harrington, st.
Louis; John +. Burn, c. y. Oakley.
Amos Woodruff and Mrs. j. Button.
Memphis; W. u. Addington. Norfolk;
Z. A. nansoncJ. B. Rieley, j. HAYDEN.
and p. Gilroy, New York; p. n. Pope,
Du Quoin; c. d. Powers, Chicago; L.
Il. Robinson, Tenn; j. l.. Stoddard.
Ark; j. K. Hodges, Centralia; Mrs. J.
IL. Button, Memphis VIM. Day, Jackson,
Tenn: L. j. ana Y. B. Snow, Jackson,
Tenn; 7. j. Kinney, Vermont; ). Nor
helm, Metropolis; e. a. Mclean, Chi
cago;J. c. Willis. Metro polls.
The following complimentary notice
of Jewett Wilcox and the fremont
house, Chicago, we take from the Rock
laland, Illinois, Argus:
There is no hotel in the West that is
more popular nor any better deserves is
reputation than the fremont house,
Chicago. This magnificent palace OF
luxury is one of the best hotels this
side OF New York, and tor comfort, APP
po,ntments and bill OF fare is unsurpass-
ed anywhere. There Is something more
needed in first-class house than good
room and board, anu that is courteous
treatment. The fremont combines all
these qualities, and not only are guests
given all the comforts that motern i'm
provements can give, but there Is that
about the house that makes enc feel at
home always. This has been the secret
OF the success of the fremont. Jewett
Wilcox, the gentlemanly manager and
Messrs. Wentworth and Switt,the clerks,
seem TO vie with each other as to who
shall add most to the comfort OF the
guest. The house is the most elegantly
furnished in the west and has lately been
reitted and renovated throughout, max
ing IT what its name implies. the pal
ace hotel" of the country The Argus
takes pleasure in commencing It's readers
and the public generally to the fremont,
which stands Withont q Snpnrirr i'm tho