The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-06
TRENTON, TENN.

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equal. 1t strikes US as a good thing.
TRENTON, TENN.
c. f. SMITH q Co.-This is one of
the livest and most liberal houses in
West Tennessee, and by close atten-
ion to business aad fair dealing has
won the confdeI zee Of the people and
a large trade. Their stock is extern
sive and embraces splendid line Of
goods at prices that cannot fail to
please. For further information see
card in another column. When you
visit Trenton be sure and call upon
Messrs &. F. Smith & Co.
JAS. +. DEAsON.-It affords US
pleasure to direct the attention Of our
readers to the law card of Mr. James
r. Deason, Trenton, Tenn. Mr. d. is
geutleman of excellent attachments,
both ia Law and literature, and he is
rapidly attaining all enviable posi-
ton at the bar. We wish him large
measure of success in bis chosen pro-
fessios.
HALL & HARwooD.-This is a Wig
orous law firm at Trenton, well up in
their profession, reliable and enjoying
lucretive practice. Their card in
this issue should be perused by all.
J. /. WELLS & SoN.-We are at
the threshold Of the pillow trade, and
We most cordially recommend the
goods in that line manufactured by
that old reliable firm, j. / Wells.
Trenton, Tenn. Don't send north
and buy plows simply made to sell,
but purchase those made at or near
home and you have a guarantee that
what you get is just as represented.
The card of this liberal establishment
is in this issue, and we hope their
trade here will be larger than ever
before. Remember the Wells Plow
can't be surpassed in good qualities.
Doctor Caldwell is now givs
ing special attention to diseases of the
eye and ear and all surgical diseases.
Few gentlemen have employed
such excellent advantages in
becoming conversant with the SCI
ence and practice Of his profession,
and particular the two branches he
makes a speciality. For period Of
over twenty years DIR. Caldwell has
given the eye and ear special atten-
ton and has spent several terms in
the large cities perfecting himself in
the treatment of these organs. See
card in this issue.
r. L. RosEBRoUGH's SoNs.-The
card of this standard marble establish
ment, located at st. Louis, will at
tract attention. In he business for
twenty years and employing none but
the most skilled workmen, these thor
ough going gentlemen have won an
enviable reputation, and now enjoy a
large and lucretive patronage. They
have an ample capital to conduct their
business on a cash basis, and hence,
can make a liberal reduction to the
trade. Mr. D. G. Phelan, one of the
most popular and thrifty citizens of
Gibson county, is the Southern agent
for these Mammoth Marble Works,
and has his headquarters at Trenton.
He and his live agents will mix with
the people of Milan and vicinity and
offer work in their line at prices that
cannot fail to win. Freights will be q
matter of no consideration as they are
determined to throttle competition
wherever found. Don't fail to let Mr.
Phelan get in bid on your work be-
| fore you give an order to any one.
MILAN.
The card of DR.. Jas. R. Harrison
will be fonnd in another column. He
came here a young physician about one
year ago, and since that time has
built up handsome practice. He
made fine impression on our people
as man and physician by his gallant
work during the recent epidemic, and
he deserves a liberal patronage.
DR. J. B. Ragland, the celebrated
Lightning Relief man, was in town
yesterday. His medicine has per-
formed some wonderful cures, and
quantities of it is sold here. See hi:
locals in this paper and try the medi
cine.
Holmes, Terry & Co. have a lot Of
interesting new locals, which it viii