The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEMPHIS. TEyT.


artistically, will guarantee finish: second to
none. When YOU visit Memphis don't fail to
look at their work.
Brooks. Nicely & Co.. of Memphis. have
card in this issue. We take pleasure in referr-
ing the citizens of West Tennessee to this long
established and sterling house. composed Of
gentlemen of undoubted honesty and business
capacity. No firm standsihigher in all the quail
tiles that go to make up truthful. upright and
thorough gentlemen either in a business capac-
ity or the social relations of men.
Ths firm Of II. 3. Howell & Co., grocers and
cotton factors, is one OF the most excellent
houses in Memphis. and has no superior in the
cotton and commission business. They need
no commendation from US, as they are we'll
known in this section of the state for courteous
and prompt business habits. Mr. B. F. Smith.
who is well and favorably known, is with this
firm, and is sure to gladden. his friends who visit
or confer their patronage on the house, by his
genial promptnoss in attending to their wants
as well as being prompt TO work for their inter-
est. See card in another column.
We refer our readers to the advertisement in
another column of Goo. Mitchell. He has the
largest stock of furniture, carpets, &c, in the
city Of Memphis, and will furnish patrons at
| lowest prices. Everything needed in his line
b, has in stock, presenting to the eye beauti-
full designs and admirable finish. If you want
to purchase, you will be waited on with great.
pleasure, and if you only wish to examine the
display. the articles viii be found numerous
and elegant. Call and examine.
We bring to netice in this days issue, that
solid house in the general commission business
of Heron, Haynes & Co of Memphis. -fhey
make it to the interest of our citizens and up
country merchants to.remember their sterling
worth in transaeting all business placed in their
hauds But most of our citizens well remember
Bob Heron, who was reared in our.midst, aud
his comrades of the 18TH. during the war. will
no doubt recall the many incidents occurring
that endearea them to eachtoth lie located
in Memphis in 1866, and has by energy and at
tention 20 businesaibuilt up q remunerative
! trade DR. Haynes was raised in the adjoining
county of Henry, and is iweil-knOwn as an ur-
bane, prompt and observation-disclosures We
kespeak for these gentlemen the favor of our
merchants and farmers.
Clapp & Taylor, a leading house Of Memphis,
calls the attention of the public. through an
advertisement in this paper, to their stock of
! books, stationery, ,blankbooks. &c. They are
prepared to supply the trade.from their I'M
equalled stock at the very lowest figures. Our
merchants should Civ our sister city all the
patronage in their power, and this firm will
undoubtedly supply all the wants. required in
their line.
Victor D. Fuchs is already in the field In all
eatables temptinr the palate and giving hoSlth
, 20 shaF.funarf mn he tn
send hin. your orders. and he viii crafty those
who desire anything in mis- line by promptness
and dispatch. His fisk and oysters arc deli
| ciousand cheap.
Pudcsta, Malatesta 4 Co. have large and
! solid house in Memphis, whore they are at ali
hours ready TO supply the nicesd and purest
coniectioneries something that does not make
the Children ckrfromsadulteration. Their
stock is continually lreplenished with choice
goods, and they are determined mott be ex-
celled by any house ia West Tennessee IN
chcapuess originality. See their advertisement
in another column, and send them an order. :
G. L. Byrd * Co.. Mem his, Tenn, .havs
card in this paper. This is an old estabi, he'd
house, and are leading dealers in watches. jew
-lry, &c, and merits visit from one and all
rho contcrn plate purchasing goods ut their in-
;rinsic value. In order to Iseet tie constant
and srowing demand of articles durable and
beautiful, they Keep on hand one of the largest
and best selected stocks to DC found in the
| south. We most cordially commend this firm
to our readers.
b, LoweR stein & Bros, sn our pape of to-day
notify the public that they are prepared to fur
! nish at popular prices all who call on them
anything in the staple and fancy dry goods line.
! They have ajudicious and well-selected assort-
Inent, as well as the most splendid in proper
ton and beauty of fnish!in the city of Mcm-
phis.--It would take too much space in our
over crowed Journal TODD half Justice to the
| enterprise of the gentlemen conducting this ex-
tensive establishment.
The firm of J. T. Fargasop..& Co.. Menp his
and New Orleans have an advertisement in to-
days paper This we'll established house is,
from m intimate acquaintance With tIc mark
cts from which TO purchase the best. cheapest
and most suitable goods, able to fill the require
ments OF their host of friends and patrons, and
therefore can furnish goods at prices sure to
please the purchaser. Cotton will be promptly
and carefully handled. anG orders of patrons
receive strict attention.
! Attention:is invited to the advertisement of
| II. &. Hollenberg, Memphis Tenn-I and Little
Rock. Ark. in our issue of to-day. The house
| is unsurpassed in music and musical iDstru.
ments. and their opportunities are such as to
! please all lovers Of sweet.sounds. MIR II. will
supply those who 5desire the "Orguinette,"
the most wonderful invention of the age; can
be played by child. 1t is useful for the festi
val. tho ball. concert, church or lodge. H. q.
Hollenberg, sole agent. Memphis. Tenn.
Our readers are referred to the card of Stern
berger & Lee, Wholesale dealers in Tobacco and
Cigars in this paper. Having an interest in two
of the leading: tobacco factories of Virginia,
and perfected arrangements with other manu-
| factories, they are enabled to offer inducements
| to country merchants of all grades of tobacco
at Virginia factory prices. Their stock is large
and of the most approved brands and they
guarantee all their goods to give satisfaction.
When the reader wants thebest Of bargains,
give Sternberger 4 Leean order.
Few oRLASs. LA.
1t pis always a pleasure to meet men who
though engaged in trade are intelligent and
honest in their daily walk and conversation.
Such man is.H. C. Thomas, of New Orleans.
! W refer our readers to his advertisement in
! this issue our paper. His stock ia large and
well selected. and it is a real pleasure TO Pur
| chase at his house. Our patrons will do well
who have produce to ship Ito engage his servi-
! ces.
Among the cotton factors Of the city of New
Orleans. none stand higher fer energy, enter
prise and strict business attention than the SOL
| i'd firm of E. Il. Wilson 4 Co. Country ship
pers would do we'll to note their card in snoth-
er column Of our paper Liberal advances will
| he m ade On rnnshrnmanfs. hir Turner Wilson