The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-12-05
NEW ADAERTfsEMENTs.
hQUTsvnLE, Ky.
CARTER BROTHERS & CO.

NH-Ari AtEN AIAhCAAADANo U w.
This 6rm ia a tower of strength
among the wholesale dry goods houses
of the south. Their trade in West
Tennessee is "gilt edge" und widening
every day. By their high minded
dealing with the retail merchants they
have wen g popularity which is sub
stantial and well deserved. They are
above catering to the tricks of trade,
and are nrompt in all their transac-
tions. With an ample capital and
on untarnished reputation, 10 house
deserves more lihe rat patronage from
our lorai merchants. The firm is
ably represented in this section by opr
friend Geo w. Harris, than whom a
larger hearted gentleman and a clearer
headed / (Isiness man never Travelled.
:, .JAcKsoS, TENN.
~ = WRIGHT & SMITH.
These gentlemen have a first>class
machine shop in operation at Jackson,
Tenn, and SOLICIT share of work in
their line j. this section. We cqrd>
ally. recomHend this stapnch and re-
liable firm to parties wanting castings
of any kind or repairing machinery
done. Their proximity 70 Milan and
adjacent points is great convenience
and their prices VIII compete favora-
bly, with similar establishments in
larger cities. we know these gentle !
men well; they are competent and
will give satisfaction. For further
information see card in this issue,
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
This commodious and pleasant hQ-
tel at jackson, Tenn. is now open and
under the management of Mess Shep- |
erd q Rarham, both popular and en-
terprising men, Fhe "MerchaptsS
will he kept in tirst-class style, good |
rooms, clean beds and the fare the |
best the market affords. This house
is doing fine business aud is gaining !
in public favor, See card in this is
sue.
ROBINSON HOUSE.
This house is now under the man. !
agemept of Mrs James Bright and
this is sufficient evidence that il is
splendidly kept. 1t is one of the
most homelike and cheerful sQtels we
have ever visited, snd is cgEyepient
to business. The tables are supplied
with a well-cooked aud choics bill Of
fare, and the rooms are airy and pleas
ant Polite servants will give every
attention to guests, and porters will
be in waiting at every traip. See
card in another column.
MILAN.
McCarley's nsw locals are good
reading. He has a fine stock of ex-
cellent goods.
Coley's Eew Christmas tsys, pic
tures, ETC., are very attractive indeed.
They are advertised in our locals.
Attention is called to the new sd-
vertisement of R. J. Robertsons',
headed "See Here!" on the fourth
page.
Be sure to read the article headed,
Fine Pictures" Mr MeCarley Is a
good artist, and will make you good
picture.
The Bankrupt Store has brand
new column this week. New Christ
mas goods haye been received in fine
variety.
Our readers should not fail to take
in the live column of the Cincinnati
Cheap Store in this issue. It has a
business ring abont it that cannot fail
to draw. A more extended editorial
notice will appear next week.
MCKENZIE HOTEL.
Mr. j. A. Holt, the proprietor of
this splendid hotel is liberal and
genial gentleman, and is the right
man in the right place. His facilities
for accommodating the travelling pub
Iic are excellent, The rooms are
and we'll ventilated and
the fare is first rate. Our friends Yis-
ting McKenzi and seeking comfortae
ble quarters should take "Holt" and
our word far it, they will not turn
loose with regret,