The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
OUR ADVERTISERS.
THEIR NAMES, BUSINESS AND 10.
CATION.
A DIRECTORY FOR PATRONS OF
THE AFRO lar nj EFT.
THE GROCERY TRADE.

Capt g. d. Williamson, No 20, Ohio
Levee, has devoted many years to the gro
Gerry, produce and commission business in
Cairo, and is as widely and favorably
known as any gentleman connected with
the trade. His large house is always well
filed, and is eminently worthy of the at
tention Of wholesale buyers from abroad.
The Captain Is first.class business man,
and in commercial circles is the peer Of the
best.
Stratton and Bird, successors TO Stratton,
Hudson and Clark, No. 81 Ohio Levee,
are extensive and popular grocers and
commission merchants, fixtures of the
country for more than quarter Of a
century, and as widely known rs any firm
in Cairo. They are agents of the Ameri-
can Powder company, and manufacturers,
agents for cotton yarn-articles that are
in active request everywhere. The patron
Of the Cairo market can find no better
house than that Of Stratton Il Bird.
Mr.. II. NJ. Hulen, No. ~, Ohio Levec,
keeps heavy stock Of groceries, wood and
willow-wsre, feathers, ETC., and enjoys a
large and prosperous trade. He isa very
industrious and ontorprising gentleman,
and 10 regarded us one Of our most upright
and reliable business men.
B. Smyth & Co., Ohio Levee, have long
been known as the most extensive and lib
ersl dealers in groceries, tobacco, liquors,
cigars, etc, in Cairo. They maintain II
good stock, and enjoy q trade from all
that section Of country tributary to the
city. Clevcrer gentlemen, or more oblig-
ing business men than Messrs. $ 4 Co.
are not to be found in Cairo or a.
| else.
F. Vincent, corner Of Eighth street and
Ohio Lcvce, has been Unidentified with the
grocery business at Cairo for many years,
and is recognized rs one Of our most rcli-
able and successful traders. OF late he
has made lime, plaster paris, hair and
cement, u speciality, and all persons who
would buy these articles on the most adj
vantageous terms, must call on i. Vincent
No grocery establishments in the city
have greater local popularity than those
Of Mr.. William Klugc, on the corners u
Sixth and Commercial, and Nineteenth and
Poplar. lie has the reputation Of keeping
everything that enters into family supplies
and Of selling as cheap Us the cheapest
and the extensive patronage bestowed upon
him Is convincing evidence that that rcpu'
tation Is deserved.
Samuel Wilson, ITO Ohio Levee, Is q
pioneer grocer in Cairo, and has success
fully passed all the vicissitudcs to which
the city has been subjected. He command
an extensive steamboat patronage, an'
makes It q point 70 keep, At all times.
large stock for that particular trade. III
enjoys public confidence, and by his devo
ton to business, and = strictly honorable
course Of dealing, has deserved It.
THE FURNITURE TRADE.
Is. .. Harrell, No. 1856 and 1877, Com
mercial Avenue, IL the only extensiv
dealer in furniture in Cairo. His i'm
mense warcroons are filled with all kind
Of furniture for which the country create
u demand. He is prepared to furnisI
complete outfits for housekeeping, or 70
hotels, Offices, halls or boarding house.
Mr.. II. Is the Oldest business man Ia Cal
70, having located her q in the year ls4i
when the city numbered less than Is