The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NASHVILLE.

female schools in the South is Wards
Seminary at Nashville. The method
of instruction is thorough and the dis
cipline admirable. The expense at
tending the education of young ladies
at this excellent institution is limited
as compared with other female col
leges, which is considerable item in
these days of economy. As an in
stance, the pupils are required to wear
a uniform during the session, which
makes the outlay for wearing apparel
much lighter for the parent than if
his daughters remained at home. In
all respects Wards Seminary is a cap
ital school. See card in this issue.
IaveI. Eastman d Howell, station
ers, publishers, printers, Autograph
ers and blank book manufacturers,
Nashville, have card in this issue of
the EXCHANGE. This is one of the
oldest and best firms in the South.
The proprietors are strictly reliable
and understand treir business thor
oughly. They carry fine assortment
of goods, employ the best machinery
and the most skillful workmen, and
always give satisfaction. Try them.
The Dental Department of the Uni
verslty of Tennessee has recently been
furnished with the finest and most i'm,
proved mechanical appliances, and has
commenced another session under the
most favorable auspices. Among the
faculty will be found the name of DIR.
j. Y. Crawford, formerly of McKen-
zie and Milan, gentleman of sterling
popularity in West Tennessee, and a
dentist of skill and experience. We
congratulate our friend upon his con-
nection with this prosperous college,
and the college upon securing his val
liable services. See the card else.
where.
Those wishing beautiful photo
graphs Of the mcst exquisite finish,
can get them from W. +. Armstrong,
| Nashville, who has local in this is.
sue. In any other line of his art his
wor.& is unrivalled and never fails to
give satisfaction. His prices are as
low as tirst-class work can be done.
A poor picture is high at any price.
Send your work to Armstrong and
you will never have cause to regret it.
j. d l.. Whorley take the lead as
jobbers of manufactured tobacco and
cigars, pipes, snuff, etc. All orders
entrusted to the firm will receive
prompt attention. Merchants can de,
pend on the proprietors as being all
they claim for themselves.
J. w. Orchard, the leading manu-.
factureT, in Nashville, of wall paper,
picture frames, looking. glasses, win
dow shades, fancy furniture and a
large dealer in pictures, seeks the trade
in this section by inserting a card in
this issue. We cheerfully give his
house our personal endorsement. 1t
is reliable, competent and strong.
Wheeler Bros. is one of the largest
and best book and stationery houses
in the country. The proprietors have
established large and lucrative trade
through industry, integrity and fair
dealing generally. They can fill any
order in their line promptly and at
the most reasonable prices. See their
card elsewhere.
The following new advertisements OF
leading business houses in Louisville
and Cincinnati, all of which we cordi
ally recommend to our local merchants
and readers, find place in this issue.
Separate notices will appear in anoth'
er issue.
LOUISVILLE.
Payne, Wiley Il Co., live cotton
merchants who solicit West Tennessee
cotton.
! j. g. McMichael & Co., the most
fashionable hat men in the Falls city.
Ugly young men made handsome by
their new styles.
Bamberger, Bloom q Co., the
great wholesale dry goods house.
d. P. Faulds, the most extensive
music dealer and publisher in the
Southwest
L. q G. Bronner & Co., headquar,
tiers for wholesale millinery goods fol
West Tennessee merchants.
Kirkland d; Co., fashionable and
popular Uailors.
r. A. Robinson & Co., Hughes cele
brated Chill Tonic.
DIR. Wintersmith, renewal.
jackson, Loving d McGoodwin,
wholesale groceries.
J. NJ. Robinson u Co., wholesale dry
goods.
Carter Bros, colossal dry good'
house. Renewed.
CINCINNATI
Hill Bros & Co., cotton factors ant
general commission merchants.
Geo. G. Ware, vinegar manufac
turer. Renewed.
Albert Mayer & Bros, wholesale
hats-gents and ladies.
Silk, Krouse & Co., great clothing
house.
JACKSON, TENN.
Sneed Bros, planning mill.
A Cross Mark