The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-27

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supposed 70 have been RESIDENT OIL
Leroy, Mclean county, this state. Among
the letters were several signed by Thomas
Saunders, and.in them Copeland was ad Z.
dressed as dear brother,' from which II
Is inferred that Copeland and Saunders
were either half-brothers or brothers-in-
law. The remains were taken charge Of
by Coroner Gossman, who telographed TO
Saunders to know what course to pursue.
At last accounts Dir. Gossman had not re-
ceiyei any word from him. Cope
land had in his possession a through tick.
OF from Memphis to Champaign, dated
Memphis, March 20, 1874.
Mr.. ]. Burger.hss lreturnod from tho
East, whore he has been purchasing an
immenso stock Of dry goods for the spring
and summer trade. NJ. Burger has been
in the dry goods business in CAIRO for the
last ton years, and during that time has
made himself thoroughly acquainted with
tho requirements Of the people, as we'll as
tho mysteries of his business, the
most importsn. pom. Of which ia buying
when tho mako. shows the most slvan.
tagsous bargains, 10 order to cell very
closely, thus giving his customer. every
advantage OF bis close study and knowi.
edge ofthe dy goods bu,in,ss.
Large invoice. of III. now goods are
already arriving -.gI! larger oLsi are on
tho road n1i BE extends - general invi
thlion TO all his friends to call AMI exam
inc bis stock, aa be t.kos a great deal Of
pleasure in showing goods, whether sales
IRE made or uo,. 2jl-8.20.tf
We dropped into the candy manu-
rsLory of Rose d Tenure, on Washington
avenue, yesterday morning and wa. much
gratiGol to losrn that thoir business was
prospcring, md that tho demand for their
goods was Increasing every day. We arc
glad TO hear this, and hope that their
most sanguino expectations will 10 real
lied. They have only beon established
in business about three months and much
of this time has necessarily been con-
sumed in making preparations for
. successful prosecution Of their
business. Besides thor coming
was an experiment. They be-
lieved that the manufacture of choice
candies and CONNECTIONS in this city would
pay. There was not, ~ far a. we know,
nor had over been lrst.clsss business Of
this sort in Cairo. Blu. with confidence
in thoir own efforts and ia this city. as
shipping point, thoy cast their lot among
US and went to work with will The
result has been thus far all thoy coul!
have desired. They are now selling more
candy at retail than nearly every other
establishment in the city; thov are sup.
plying number Of our city merchants
with better goods than they purchase in
other cities, and they are beside filling
numerous orders for the country trade.
Their goods are OF the very best quality.
They challenge comparison, and pledge
themselves to soil llrst-class candies at the
same prices that the same quality can be
purchased 10 Cincinnati, Chicago or 81.
Louis. Our Wholesale grocers vii, doubt
less tako advantage of this opportunity,
and the timo We hope will soon come
when they will feel ~ much pride in ILL.,
ing the orders Of their customers with
Rose & Tonnes candies us st. LOui. and
Chicsgo merchants do in selling Cakes
and Gunther's candies. Mr.. Rose- very
kindly took US through his establishment
this morning, and exhibited TO US the man
ner Of manufacturing. We found it
n very interesting process, and shall
hereafter buy no candies except
Rose Il femme sat least not until there
shall be another factory and we shall be
able to look though it. We take this OPP
portunity Of commencing this house not
only to everybody in Cairo but to mer-
chants in the country, as the place to get
pure candies, and at living rates. This is
drst.class establishment, where man
can get goods manufactured 10 order.
There is no discount on it, and they cor
daily invite every one to call and sec for
themselves.