The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-22

aug god Am.
Go to o5 Ohio Leveeand buy the Au.
FORA oil for 30 cents per gallon. Those who
have it know its value. #.
The Mechanics Boarding house, corne
Of Third and Commercial, 10 constantly
growing in popularity. Mat Burns, the
proprietor, Is cxerting himself to deserve
public patronage, and bis efforts are being
handsomely rewarded. His boarders al
ways wear pleasant face when they come
from their meals, because he feeds them
we'll. His rooms are furnished IN first rate
style; the house is lighted with gas, and
the bar Is supplied with us fine liquors as
can he found 10 Eairo. The house is al
wsys open, night and day, for the reception
Of guests and the transaction Of business,
and everybody is kindly received aud hos
pitably entertained. Boarding and lodg-
ing I've dollar. per week, or one dollar per
day. ,. sep eff
TuE NJ. r. Conference Of Southern ILL.,
nois has assigned Rev. r. L. Thompson,
At present Of Shawneetown, TO the
Cairo station. Mr.. Thompson 10 known
a. an enthusiastic worker, an earnest friend
Of Sabbath schools, and 10 probably MS
good q msn as the Conference could have
assigned TO Cairo. The Rev. +. NJ. Van
Trease Will go to Mound City, where bic
genial disposition and many excellent
qualities Of head and heart will doubtless
commend him 70 the good will of the pco-
pie.
INTERESTING TO THE LADIKs--DREss
Goops YoR THE PALL AND WINTER or
ls'o-'l.-Cunnins ham has just forwarded
his initiatory invoices Of Dress Goods, from
New York, fos the Fall aud Winter trade.
Never was there a more attractive variety
offered for the approval u the ladies than
those now offered n CunninghAms. Tho
fss,idious, the sxtravsgant and the cconom-
ical may each 6nd something suited to
her tastes and pockets.
Cunningham's store has always been the
popular rcsor, for Dress Goods, and Mr..
tHut
shall be left undonc upon hi, part, to retain
tic popularity or his establishment. lie is
J. ow in Now York making his selections
and will soon offer the larges. aud bcs,
variety Of Dress Goods ever offered in this
city. lie proposes to do land Office bust
ness this Fall, by selling a, n fair, square,
honest price. Go and SEQ his assortment
Of pl,ids, he has tho Stuart, Victoria
Gordon and Rob Roy, which arc without
doub, the most fashionable goods now
worn. e
\ NEw Day Goops HoUsE.--We ask
car readers TO look at tho advertisement Of
Mr.. j. Burger, which We publish for tho
first time in the present issue Of the Bull
LErIS, Mr.. Burger has just opened, in
the stand recently vacated by Mcssrs'
Hebron l. We'll, splendid stock of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats and
caps, etc, all entirely new opened to the
light for the frs, time only three or four
days ago. The stock comprises fine lire
OF ladies dress goods, furs, trimmings all
kinds Of dry goods, clothing, etc. and Mr..
Burger will esteem tia pleasure to show
goods and tell prices, whether he ceiiects
sale or not.
Remember, that the newest and freshest
goods in Cairo are ut hi, stand, la Conn
mercial avenue, and that he will sell any
thing on hand rs cheap or cheaper than
anybody else in Cairo. Gail on him.
IMPoRTAKr NEWSPAPER CHANCE
The Hearth and Home, finely illustrated
family journal of high character, hither-
to issued by Messrs. Pettengill, Bates n
Co., has been purchased by Mcssrs, Orange
Judd Il Go, Of. 2%s broadway, New York,
the we'll known publishers of the Ameriean
1grieuitrist, Messrs. ). NJ. Pettsngill ~
CO, whose great Advertising Agency, cs-
tablished in ls49, is ono of the largest and
most reputable in the world, find that their
axte nsivc business requires their exclusive
attstiop, and they therefore transfer
Hearth and Home to the new Publishers,
whose long experience and abundant
facilities win enable. them not only to
maintain the past high character NJ the
paper, but to add materially to its value.
The new publishers also announce 3 redue-
ton Of the terms to 50 per year. The
change will not at VII affect the America"
Ao,ieniturist, which viii continue on in