The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MOBILE, Ala.

Oh EeulIesEFG VI OK pSiIenCS auu pIOup
ness in handling produce, to the firm
of Chappell d Estes.
The Battle House is one of the in
stitutions of Mobile, and has long since
established its reputation as a first
class hostelry. The card of the pro-
prietor appears in our paper of to-day,
aud we take pleasure in recommend
ing this house to the travelling public.
With polite and weIl-selected attend
ants, no cue can fail to be pleased who
patronize the Battle House.
We refer our readers to the adver-
tisement of r. L. Maupin Il Co., cor.
Royal and Adams streets, Mobile, Ala.
The above firm IS prepared to handle
live stock of al kinds, and are so well
known by the commercial community
of the south, that they need no intro
duction ut cur hands Strict atten-
ton given to feeding and handling all
live stock entrusted to their care.
B. F. Fitzpatrick q Co., Mobile,
have a card in this issue of our paper,
to which we call The attention of our
readers. The firm is composed of &C.
tive business men OF experience, who
cannot fail to give satisfaction to those
who shall do them the favor of adj
vancing the interest of the house by
engaging their services in the COM
mission business. We ask our pat
rons to give them fair share of their
patronage.
The Home Industry Foundry. s.
E. Cor. Water and State streets, Mo-
bile, Ala, Is securely fixed in the
confidence Of the public, The pro-
prietors have Il carl in this issue Of
the EXCHANGE. They are determined
to merit i'll the future, as they havein
the past, the patronage cf those who
need articles in their line. Their
work cannot tail to give satisfaction
both in finish aud durability Our
patrons are invited to give Kleng &
Bell their orders and they will find
them prompt as well az reliable in
their dealings.
Mcdonald, March & Co., dealers
in aud manufacturers Of marble or
granite monuments, grsvestones, DC,
solicit the patronage of the public.
They have ell advertisement in this
numner Of our paper. they otter to
furnish articles o. beauty and finish
50 desirable as tribute to departed
friends. They have Eat all times on
hand II splendid supply Of material, as
wei as a large stock Of finished work,
executed in the most artistic style,
sure to attract the attention of all low
ers of the beautiful. In prices they
are prepared 10 compete with any
firm in their line and in beauty of de-
sign and fuishss challenge competition.
Parties desiring work in their line will
find 1t to their interest to correspond
with this reliable firm at Mobile, Ala.
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Among the cotton. factors of New
Orleans, none stand higher for enter
prise and strict business attention than
Meyer, Weis & Co. Those of our pa
irons who intend shipping to New Or
leans would DO well to note their card
in this paper today.
The Triumph Cotton Tie Co., At
Carondelet St., New Orleans, call at
tention to their very superior cotton
tie. The company has thoroughly es-
tablished their tie, and its adaptability
for baling cotton. 1t has been used
in this section and given general salts
faction. Oar farmers will find it du>
rable and economical. See advertise
ment in another column.
The city of New Orleans offers no
house in the cotton and commission
business more securely fixed IN the
confidence sof the public than that of
Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell, No 80
Perdido street. These gentlemen are
thoroughly conversant with their bus
iness, and being prompt and attentive
to the interest of their patrons are sure
to be appreciated by the public.
Thos. A. Gleason, 40 Union street,
New Orleans. has an advertisement in
this Issue, to which we call the atten4
ton of our readers. This gentleman,
by unremitting energy and activity
and large experience as commission
merchant cannot but receive liberal
al patronage. Vim and strict atten-
ton to business will always be sure
of reward, and we bespeak for the
above named merchant a large and