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~ COHEN BROTHERS

MT COHEN BROTHERS
Offer great Inducements In CLOAkS; their assort-
ment is full, from So 10 $40:
500 yards Remnants Of RICHARDSON'S AAi!Li
LINEN at So, 40, and 50c.-Eear one half their
value;
MATELASSE FLANNELS in various colors;
Misses KNIT VESTS at &c, 25. 50. 80, and 75c.;
Ladies' VESTS ut 37H, so. 65. 95c., S1O5, and
sl.25-reduced fully 20 per cent;
Also, full assortment OF Gcnliemen'S KNIT
A large > Stock of UPHOLSTERY REPS and DA-
MASSES;
CARPETS in Tapestry, Three-Ply, Ingram, Nene-
lill, Cottage, and Hemp; Hemp Carpet. at LIZ
and 15c Two-Ply Ingram at 80, SO, 37., 80
IS, and Soc, for best manufactured;
The largest and cheapest stock OF HOSIERY and
CORSETS ever offered In this city. oC26
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BUSINESS CHANCES

dor SALE, STOCK DRUGS AND
L DRUGGIST SUNDRIES. Address p: o. Box
1852. Columbus, Ga. no lO-ItN
EOR SALE, STOCK, FIXTURES, AND
E GOODWILL OF A WEI.L-ESTABLlSHED
AND STEADILY INCREASING RETAIL BuSl.
NESS in of the best locations In this CITY: store
and fixtures f1rs:-class, and among the handsomesl
in Town. Stock new, but small, at present. terms
moderate, and rent low. $1,000 cash required.
Reason for selling. other engagements. 1ou1esS
; c. B. To- Dispatch office. 49," no 1851
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wBROAD-sTREET METHODIs7

tEIIRCH Corner Broad and Tenth streets).-ReV.
6 s. LAMBETH, of Granby-Strcet church, Nortoik,
will preach at IL A. NJ. and 1880 z. d.
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/1ITIZESs BANK OF RICHMOND.
z. w. PICKRELL. President.
r. b. SSEAD, Cashier,

Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, ant
SIX per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without aoiice
and interest allowed same II not checked on Eoft
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest on al deposits TO commence ten aay'
after date OF deposit. 40
Bapk open every day from Q O'Clock 4. NJ til !
o'clock P. NJ, and ON Saturday froui :. d. I'LL
p; n - =. =, 80 te 2S-ead
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A NNUAL MEETING.
A NNUAL MEETING.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ES'S No hsSk1. ,-o-
TN ALBEMARLE CIRCUIT COURT,
Il 10th October, 1878:
c. u. Price
US..
Hutchinson'S administrator &C.,
. IN CHANCERY.
Pursuant TO decree entered 1T said court IN the
above chancerv cause, all creditors OF j. Fl. Hutch
inson deceased. hereby notified and warned that
they must prove their claims before me. at the law
Office of Lcake & White. in the town or Cbarlot,es-
Vile Va, on or before MONDAY, December 10,
1879, on pain If they fail 10 do so OF having me
fnnSs under the control OF the court distributed
wIthou reference to them.
Given under my hand Noy embcr ! I, 1875.
JOHN III. WHITE,
no 16-S4w Commissioner IN Chancery.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
E;srABLIsHED 1860.

RANDALL Ii. F0OTE, BANKER,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
having been for twelve years member Or New
York Stock Exchange and ice-Prcsidenr OF Cold
Board. the highest character and experience Is
guaranteed. Stocks, Gold, and Bonds also Stock
contracts, such as "stradiles,' puts and calls >
OIL large or small amounts, bought aud sold reti.
ar commissions and moderate margins. Pamphlet
entitled Wall Street." and stock tables containing
valuable information, mailed on receipt OF Zoe.
T. MI IO~fOily f,-t..s.'. &c.. &c.,. "
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~LEVY BROTHERS CLOSE THEIR
STORE Oh FRIDAYS at sunset, and reopen on
SATURDAYS q. sunset. no IL
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A NNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC AND RlCHM0SD
COMPANY will be held at The office OF the Rich
lnond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Kallr0ad Com
pany, in the city OF Richmond, ON WEDNESDAY
The 9Th of November, 1878. at II O'Clock d.
no l4-td j. B. WINSTON. Secretary.
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This Brewery has been recently fitted IN with all
the latest improvements for The manufacture OF
LAGER BEER, and Is now Offering to the public
ihe best BEER made In the United States. 1t has
been thoroughly tested, and account OF It's purity
and extra quality Is recommended by The most
prominent physicians of This aud other cities.
Every citizen OF Richmond should encourage home
manufacture and help to build up the city and In
crease It's prosperity by encouraging manufactures
of every kind 10 be starter among u.s. and particu
arly should those be encouraged who offer better
article for the money than can be obtained else
where. Such al article IS the BEER manufactured
at the Richmond Eagle Brewery. Superior In all
respects to any other offered to the Richmond pub
lie. Sold In barrels, kegs. &c. Call for RUDISSON'S
RICHMOND EAGLE BREWERY LAGER BEER,
and use no other.
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STATE ASSAYER AND CHEMISTS OFFICER
RICHMOND, November l. 1873.
The LAGER BEER manufactured by Mr.. q. W.
Robinson IT Tile Eagle Brewery. in this city, has
been chemically examined by me, the samples test
ed having been collected BY myself. and found FREE
FROM ADULTERATlSG SUBSTANCES. IL may ot
used rs a medicine or beverage In full assurance OF
its purity. WILLIAM IL. lay Lux, d. ",
no II sta e Chemist.
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wi CATAHRH REMEDY.

safe and positive cure for Acute and Chronic
Catarrh e.tctIny rapid cures when All other T,at-
ment had failed. 1t ha. a most entirely superseded
The use of expensive inhacrs and nasal ddich"5 y
single application will relieve weigh. an: orrT'~-
sion about the head, and soften ana cxpt thc Gric
mucous thar closes the EOsris. 1t Is prr>c!ird W
the medical profession and mighty endorsed .lIH ap'
proycd by the public who with on: accord pro-
nouncc 1t the best remedy known for CaLfFA 1T al
It's stages. ,.rt
The authorized agents for the State o! virginia
are PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Echmont: ". \ \.
SANTOS. Norfolk: and y. WAIT, Ssaua'"n.
Price. 80 cents per bottle az 2"-li III
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LAGER BEER.

The GOLD MEDAL WAS awarded GEORGE ".
ROBINSON for SUPERIOR ALE. PORTER. an,!
LAGER BEER at the Virginia State Agricultural
Fair OF 1878,
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s,.ECTAT. Ns,yrCEs

M LEVY BROTHERS offer q large
stock of BLANKETS, which they will selint such
prices as to enable everybody to bEy pair.
M I 80
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
An Undeniabie Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you
lead miserable, unsatisfactory life
in this beautiful world, it is entirely
your own iault and there is only one
excuse for yoa.-yOur unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower
will cure you of Liver Complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with all its miserable eff
fects, such as sick headache. palpita-
ticn of the heat. sour stomach, habit
ual costiveness. dizziness of the head,
nervous prostyation, low spirits, DC.
Its sales nov reach every town OH the
Western Continent and not a druggist
but will tell you of its wonderful cures.
You can buy Sample bottle for 10
cents. Three doses VIII reheVe you.
For sale by w. Ii. Coley.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
SPHiOuS AGraY.

Last Thursday & party of young
men had a wood chopping AT the Wild
ow Smiths, near .Lavinia, while
quilting Was carried on by the women.
AT night a supper and dance was giv>
en-. During the evening some of the
men got into quarrel, ,abouta woman,
when it seems generalrow commene-
ed, in which Giles MeLemore was
stabbed in the back and shoulder and
Dan Green was cut on the head very
badly. A tr;a3 was had before Esq.
McNeal last Tuesday at Lavinia, when
Allen Smith and Dan Green, charged
with assault and battery on McLe-
more, submitted their cases and were
each fined $50. Dan Green, Jack
Green, Chas Smith, Ike Smith, Allen
Smith and Henry Smith, charged with
the malicious stabbing and cutting of
McLemore, were acquitted. The eyi-
dence, we learn, showed that james
Campbell was the man who stabbed
McLemore. He LETT the country and
has not yet been arrested. Both the
wounded men arc doing well. 1t is
said that wine and women were the
cause of the trouble, as is frequently
the case in such rows.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Gotten
Grocery and Produce ssarkes
SMALL CHANGE.

Get your tickets printed as soon as
posi- lie.
Advertise your "Christmas trix" in
She EXCHANGE.
One week from next Wednesday,
and Christmas will be here.
Bring us some wood. We are now
ready to receive ali you will bring.
Capt S. II. Hale brought us two
of the biggest turnjps we ever saw last
week.
A hop given st the Central House
WAS enjoyed TO a late hour last Friday
night.
On account Of the rain, there was
no preaching al either church last
Sunday.
Our good friend, Mr. G. w. Staians,
presented US with a sne lot of backs
bones last rIday.
Divine services Will be held at
Clark's Hall on Sunday morning and
evening by Rev ]. 4. Gray.
With nearly two months the start
OF Milan, Humboldt had shipped on
ly sixty hales of cotton more than We
have. ---Ir z
Rain fell here all Of last Sunday
and part of Monday, when it changed
to sleet and snow. The latter melted
about as fast as it fell,
Persons living beyond, but owning
real estate within the corporate limits
are entitled to vote in the ward in
which their property lies.
We noticed a number of drpnken
men leaving town last Saturday yell
ing ike savsges. Pity they cannot
be caught and tined heavily.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12

The valuable personal property of
thelate DR. Boyd willibe sold on the
Goth inst, at public auction. We
hope to see . large crowd of buyers
present.
Our citizens viii remember that
the municipal election occurs next
Saturday. Let us all turn out and
elect good offcers-men who will St
tend to their duty.
The Western Farmer Almanac for
1879 published by Sohn P. Norton d
Co., Louisville, has reached us. tits
one of the best and cheapest We know
Of. Send ten cents and get copy.
A new auction house has 5ust besn
opened at the Arcade, on Jackson
stfeet, by Messrs. Arnold Il Christian.
They are doing lively business. We
wish them well, as do a host of their
friends here.
a difficulty occurred here last Sat
urday between Mess. John Mcdonald
and Boo. Blankinship, in Rssich tie
latter fred a pistol at the former, but
doing no damage. Blankinship sub
mitted his case.
DIR Jordan has at his drug store
some very fne tobacco, manufactured
by R. d. Caldwell, Paris, Tenn. The
sample we have is excellent. Why
not encourage home manufacture by
using more of this?
I've black Berkshire shoats have
strayed EroR the residence Of Rev NJ.
NJ. Taylor. They we're marked with
a hollow fork in each esr. Persons
knowing their Whereabouts will con,
fer favor by reporting to him.
We are now prepared to state that
Es1uire Ben Hurt did kill several
deer on the recsUt trip to ReelfoOt,
for We have tangible evidencs of the
fact in the shape of a splendid ham.
The Squire IS crack shot, and few
can surpass him in that accomplish
ment.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12

We advise our friends who are in
want of Bed Room, Parlor, Dining
Room, Hall or Library Furniture,
Spring, Curled Hair, Cotton, Cotton
Top or Shuck mattresses, to call and
see or correspond with Weakley &
Warren, Nash viIIe, Tenn. They are
the largest manufacturers and most
extensive dealers in their goods i'll the
Southern States, and sell as low US
any frst>class house in the west.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
SOLID FACTS.
An Enterprising House i'm an
Enferprising City.

When our readers visit jackson,
Tena., they should not fail to take a
tour OF inspection through the magnfi-
cant business establishment Of Robert
ssh 4 Bolts. Their Princcly Dry
GOODS Palace, under Kings Opera
House, is ablaEe with theaakest novel
ties and the newest fashions Of the ssa-
son. Their stock Of staple and fancy
Dress Goods, Hosiery, Millinery
Goods, Ladies' Shoes, DC, is the larg-
est ever offered to the jackson trade.
In prices, this popular and solid house
will compete with any of the larger
cities.
Their Clothing Department is on
the corner of Main and Market streets.
and is brim full of Gentlemen's and
BOYS Clothing, from the cheapest to
the finest grades while their lines of
Mems Underwear, Boots Shoes and
Hats are unsurpassed in quality and
prices.
This sterling firm pay cash for their
goods and buy them in the large eas.
tern markets. FOr further informal
tion inquire of the house. nov21-tf
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
A Remarkable story.

Col. ID. h. King says that, in 1873,
during the yellow fever epidemic in
Memphis, there was three men who
gave it as their personal experience
that they had escaped yellow fever by
the use of Robertson county whisky.
Ihey belonged TO popular club in
the city, and wheh the epidemic of
1878 broke out, they impaired this
information to their associates, The
result was that Il npmber Of them
agreed to renasn and rely ON Robert-
son eeanty whisky as preventive.
All who entered into the agreement
passed through safely except one, and
the Casnel s;svs that his death was
accounted for from the fact that he
went out and got drunk on Bourbon.
The Colonel says that Woodward q
Moore, Of Nashville, make the purest
and best, and he presumes that4t was
their celebrated Silver Spring whisky
which saved the Memphis club from
annihiIation by the epidemic. We con-
suited Col VIM. Moore, of the firm,
about it, and he thinks Ham" is cor
rect.-Ja kson Tribune and San.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12

Little folks. Our sSys have come.
Banjoes, Violins, Aecordeons, har-
monicas, Brass and Stage Horns. A
full line of all mancner of Toy musi-
cal goods. Mustaeke cups and sauc-
ers. Kitchen sets, China sets, Parlor
sets, fine China vases, and the entire
Doll family; fine Mirrors, Albums,
Picture frames, Novelty baby ratlers
and double whistles combined, Baby
in the buggy, &e-s Jewelry in big dis
ulsy, Breast Pins. Ear Drops, Bobs
and Pin, Sleeve buttons, Collar but
tons, Silver tea and tablespoons. Fine
Perfumery. incl&ding the celebrated
German Cologne that is so rare in its
delicious eaoc. that the garments send
forth its delicious incense after being
washed (pregided its applied again.
Violin bows. screws and tail pieces,
Fancy Rosin, Guitar strings and
general Rausieal turu out, all kinds of
Literary novelties for ,,both Juvenile
and adults, Gilt edge paper, Legal
Cap Commercial psper, all kinds of
writing paper and writing material,
including be;tutifai assortment Of
Sweetheart paper, Papeterie, &c.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
Personal.

w NJ Mccall, Esq, went to Mem-
phis yesterday.
Mr. Il. 8. Beaumont, of the May
field, KY, Democrat, called on us
last Thursday.
Mr. A L Mcclure, Of this office,
after prolonged ,ebseRee in She
North, visiting relatives, returned to
his pos yesterday. HIS numerous
friends will welcome him back.
We are painad to announce that DR.
Il. II. Harry is very III with typhoid
fever at the residence of John Warren.
Esq, near Layinia. We hope, all
most against hope, for his recovery.
DR. RI White, editor of the Leb>
anon Herald and Grand Commander
Of the Knights of Pythias in this State,
passed here Tuesday morning for
Memphis. He was accompanied by
Ii T Norman.
We failed last week to call atten-
ton to the fact that our friend r. E.
Edwards is q candidate for Mayor.
he has been one of our best aldermen
for a !eng time, is good citizen, pop
ulsr with the people, and will make a
good Mayor if elected. Voters, re,
member him next Saturday.
Mr. 0. F. CantwclI and wife have
returned from Memphis, and will
make their home here. Mr. G. takes his
old place in the ticket Office of the l..
Il n. road, in place of Mr. johnson,
who returns to Louisville. We vel
come Mr. Cantwell back, but regret to
part from Mr. johnson. Both are ef-
6cient railroad and telegraph men, and
We wish them well.
DIR j. Y. Crawford, of Mckenzie,
Tenn, is an applicant for the Super
intendency Of the capital, which po-
sition he is pre-eminently qualified to
fill. Governor elect Marks could not
make an appointment that would so
exactly suit the people ,af West 9en-
nessee and in fact the other two di-
visions of the state. DIR Crawford is
a gentleman Of rare social accom>
plishments, and has won 4 high rep
utation in his profession. We don't
know who are candidates for the po-
sition, but the doctor has our vote.
On return trip from Memphis
we had the pleasure Of meeting Father
E Doyle, formerly of jackson, but
now in charge of St. Patricaa's church,
Memphis, Tenn. This noble Christ
ian gentleman voluntarily went TO the
plague stricken city and minislered
to the necessities of the dead and dy-
ing. Into tae valley of death he went,
sustained and sOothed by an unfalt-
ering trust" in the premises left by
Him who died upon the cross. 1t
was a ahsftting compliment to his gen.
uine worth that he was promoted to
the Office of Vicar Geaeral, position
he is eminently qualified to ELL.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
So.fee to stock Holders.

A meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Tennessee Central Railroad Com
pany is called to meet in Trenton,
Tenn, on the first day of January,
1879. The chief business ofthe meet
ing will be to elect directors and Off
GERS for the ensuing year. The meet
ing will consider and act upon eve y
question that may come before it,
provided such matter relates TO the
interest of said company. Full atten-
dance requested. Meeting will COM
mence at l o'clock in the court house.
All papers friendly to the enterprise
will publish this notice for benefit of
stockhdiners, If inclined.
w. A. COOPER;
President.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
From the Humboldt journal.

City Marshal.
From the Humboldt journal.
There will be special term of the
Cha 1cery court at this.place on Tues
day after the ,6rst Monday in Janua.
ry.
Mrs Lucy Duffey, living near this
place, died on last Monday. She was
a good christian lady, and we deeply
sympailIize with her bereaved family.
While ap l.. q n. freight train was
preparing to leave Monday, tramp
attempted to steal ride, but fell, and
the train ran over one Of his legs, SC
badly crushing it that amputatiou had
to be performed.
MIR n. q. Atkins was. shot yester-
day evening. at Stanton Depot, by
the accidental diSchargeQf Of pistol in
his right pants pocket, causing flesh
would in the left thigh. He arrived
here this morning. His physician
thinks he will recover in few days.
a horse attached to a buggy in
which two " Maj. j. A. w. Hess
daughters were returning home from
town on Wednesday, ran away and
threw the ladies out of the buggy,
bruising them up smartlY. The horse
got loose from The bu. gy and smashed
up the harness.
Quite shock was produced in on
social circles this week 10y the an
nouncement If the fact that Mrs Cal,
lie Tinsley had Gled a bill for divorces
from her husband, q. P. Tn ley, in
the Chancery court. This has been
the theme of conversation for the
week, and gossip has put forth many
false and exaggeratiug reports. The
case was to have been privately tried
on Thursday night, hut Mr. Tinsley
filing an answer TO the bill that eve
ming put different phase on the mat
ter, and its probable that the case will
be continued until the next term Of
the court.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
THE SECOND EXODUS.
The Great European Congress
has Sliced up Turkey, Pre-
paratOry to the Return of
the .Eeyvs to Palestine.

The world is undergoing a revolu,
ton. Disraeli is working wonders;
10000, 900 people are starving in Chi
ma; 100000 in India. Notwith-
standing this, we must work. Holt
is selling wagons at 40 to so dollars,
% pr cent cheaper than the Studebak-
er wogon, and warrants them for two
years. Holt will sell you Coffins from
Is to so per cent. cheaper than
you can get them in Humboldt or
Trenton. We will sell you good pat>
ent wheel Buggies at $4,000; Plain
wheel Buggies as $50. We are shoe
ing horses all around for s1.00 and
furnish everything.
j. FL. HoLT.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
Eren the Huntingdon vindisstor.


We are Informed that the steam gin
of Clay Bros, situated at Frezevsas,
in this county, with all it ,contained,
was burped ON Monday might. -J4ae
loss is considerable.
A man named Hall was slightly
wounded by a pistol sho. at Maple
Creek last week. The difficulty grew
out Of 9 dispute as to which Of Two
men was the best dancer.
i man named James Burton, who
lives near Glarksbrrg in this county.
was thrown from wagon few days
ago, as he was returning from Milan,
where be bad been with cotton, and
his leg broken.
From the HuntiHsdsn Republican.
We give below list of the mar
riage licenses issued in this county
since our last report:
j. NJ. McDougald to Mary Z.
Warren
d. L. Featherstone to Mollie sins
mons.
j. III. Cane to H. d. Couen.
John w. Forrest to NJ. V. Hays.
Thcs. Dewitt to Alice Brinkley.
j. E. Chandler to L. A. Pinkley.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12

Mr. X ] Robertson, who has been
in BUSINESS here number of years,
made an assignment last Saturday to
Day d PrOud6t, of Memphis. His
liabilities amount to about $40, 900 ;
assets about $4,000. He says he
could haye paid all IN a few months
if someOf his creditors had not pressed
him so hard. He was doing heavy
business. We learn that Mr. ] c
Arnold will take charge of and close
out the stock for Day 4 Proud6t.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
ReJsENESS CHANGE.

NJ. w. Wheeler, has bought an in
terest in my Livery Stable, and will
run hereafter by the name of Taylor
4 Wheeler. We are prepared to hire
horses, horses and buggies, and haul
freight Or anything for anybody at
the shortest notice. We can be
fo&nd at all hours at the stable, or at
our dwelling ON the stable lot. Thank
ing the people for their past favors,
we solicit continuance of the same.
w. w. TAYLOR.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12
Spring Time Comes.

For all diseases arising froma torpid
Liver, such as indigestion, Headache,
Sour Stomach, etc., We confidently Of
fer Portafine, or Tabler's Liver Pow
der, a purely vegetable compound,
mid and always beneficial in its re-
suits. II troubled with an inactive
Liver use Portaline. Price so cents.
For sale by w. II. Coley.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-12

If you want the nobbiest cigar Of
the season and times. call at j. II.
Dickinson's Long Lived Grocery and
Variety store, on Main street, one
dosr below w. H. Coley's Drug store,
and you will certainly get it And if
You are a dealer, and will see Mr.. P.
q. Lovelace's samples while there,
you e;u get rare chance to buy at
lowest prices, on bes. terms, and get
most choice goods. nov2S 2m