The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-10-16
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NEWSPAPER HARVEST.
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themselves upon the harvest of new
advertisements found in this issue.
Separate editorial notices will appear
IN the future.
LOUISVILLE, KY
Payne. Wiley a. Co. is one of the most pro-
gressiye and liberal cotton and commission
houses in any city. They have Am pie capital,
and work zealOusly for the interests of their
customers. Mr. Stockton has been placed in
charge of their cotton department. and no man
is better judge of the staple than he. Their
receipts thus far have been large, and shippers
have been delighted with returns made them.
West Tennessee cotton will receive special at
tentiou in the hands of this enterpriSing firm.
J. Il. McMickael & Co. is headquarters in the
Falls City fer the latest, best and most fashion
ible styles Of hats. Their prices are low, and
.heir goods of superior quality. West Ten
nesseeans visiting Louisville will find hats at
his wide-aTske house suited to their particu-
ar styles of beauty. An order sent by mail
will receive prompt attention.
Bamberger, Bloom & Co. the dry goods kings
IF louisville, have card in the ExcHASGE.
Live, rich and liberal. Nc house in the South
vest does larger business or has more friends.
Dur local merchants will find no better. house
o trade with, and we bespeak for this sterling
irm a liberal patronage
d. p. Faulds, the great IN usic man of Louis
,ille and the only one who handles the most
approved makes of musical instruments in that
ity, is well and favOrably known in Tonnes
&C. lle is the largest music publisher in the
70 MIDWEST, and does imDense business.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing instruments
hOuld first get prices from Mr. Faulds and we
warrant they will be pleased with his figures.
Mr. J. W. Hays with l.. &G. Bronner & Co.
obbers of millinery, fancy goods and notions,
one Of the most genial and Iarge-heartcd of
men. lie visits Milan and sells stacks of goods
lcre. We trust his orders in the future will be
arge and more numerous than ever before.
Jackson, Loving * Mctioodwin is one of the
eading aud wealthiest wholesale grocery firms
n Louisville. and their trade in this section is
arge and lucrative. Their customers are found
n nearly every town in West Tennessee, and
II Milan no house in the same line stands high
r, Mr. Hester, .one of the jolliest of men. takes
riders for j., l.. x Nett, and he lifts them
lively too,
Kirkland x Co. is where the nobby suits of
lothins are made in Louisville. The proprie
ors have long experience in the business. and
.cep in stock the finest imported clotds 70. Gus
Omers to select from. No firm has a better
equation for fair dealing and irst-class work.
Dung meh who wish a handsome suit should
ave it made b. Kirkland L Co.
Il. A. Robinson a Co.. the colossal drug
ouse, advertises Hughes Celebrated Chill Ton
e in our local columns. This remedy is a dead
top for chills, and persons afH .cted cannot do
'ithout it. Read the locals in this issue.
DR.. Wintersnith advertises his famous chill /
ure Tonic syrups. which mas had II great
un in this section
J. Nj. Robinson & Co., the old reliable dry /
Gods house at Louisville, has always had a |
arge patronage in Milan, and we hope it will /
e greater this season than ever before. Well 4
ortifed with the cash, they guarantee to sell !
o their customers as low or lower than any
OmpeutOr.
4 Carter Bros. represented here by the merit
We and wholc-S0ulcd George Harris. con-
inueS To sel liberal share of dry goods, not
My here lat in all the other West Tennessee
owns. The house and its genial representa-
i've have oar hearty good will, AID we trust
heir fall trade will be larger this season tbsn
yer before.
Trrbue, Davis * Co. is one of the leading
Ott"n and commission firms in the South.
hey are making IN especial effort to secure
portion of the cotton trade of this section,
nd are prepared TO make heavy advances.
tore cotton and make advantageous sales.
hiprers will find it to their interest to consult