The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-02-25
new Advertisements.

The professional card of DR.. Sam
In Chester. one Of our most popular
and successful Physcians will be found
in this issue.
Our professional colum contains
contains the card Of DIR. r. ID. Thomp
son, n gentleman Of large experience
and a remuneraiive practive in the
healing art.
! DR.. C. c. Savage, recently return
Ell from Philadelphia, a skillful prac-
tiioner and a courtlY gentleman, has
a card in fhe WING.
DIR. w. L. Chester. inserts his card
in this issue. The doctor is rapidly
coming to the front in his profession,
and we wish him abundant success.
Mr.. r. S. Caldwell. has recently
opened a bran new stock of grocer
les at 81 Lafayett street, where he will
be delighted to meet his old friends
and patrons. His business house is a
beauty and his prices will be equally
attractive. Mr. Cherry. well known
to she Jackson trade, is connected
with Bfr Caldwell and a more genial
gentleman and wide-awake business
man cannot be found anywhere.
Ncssrs Taylor & White, the thrifty
Market street grocers have several
sprightly locals in this week
Mr. Hammer, who recently purchas-
ed the drug store of Mr.. r. B. King,
has several locals in this week that
have the ring of business
Messrs Ramsey & Burkett, insert a
local that should be read by all who
wish to purchase garden seed.
Mr.. J. W. Fry has purchased the
plainng mill recently swned by
Snead Bros, and will supply, lumber.
doors, sash, blinds. &c, at lowest cash
prices. lie will also take contracts
for building and solicits the sam-. Mr..
Fry's local in this paper means bus
mess and he is live and progressive
man. Don't fail to read his local ad.
in this Issue.
Messrs Wiley and Hosford, the
stirring and popular con'ectioners
spread few locals in the WING this
week.
Messrs Dauglass Sc Co., speak few
words to The trade in our local de-
partment
Mr. Clark, the general agent of the
commercial league, Of Hartford. Conn.
inserts local this week.
A commissioner sale of valuable
real estate appears in our advertising
columns.
Mr.. W. II. Marshall would have
you read his remarks about the best
place 10 buy furniture.
The business card of that sterling
and widely known hardware house Of
X. II. Anderson & CO., will be found
in our columns. The history Of this
firm extends far back into the early
history of Jackson, and through all
the vicisitudes of trade has maintain
ed high reputation for honorable
dealing, and its large patronags is due
to merit and low prices. We cordi-
ally commend this capital house to
the readers Of the WING. and wish il
a bon voyage through the year 1881.
Nine Rose Reynoir, No. 2 Charles
street, three doors from Canal, New
Orleans has had large assortment Of
fine French and American chips aud
straw hats and bonnets trimmed in the
latest style. for the benefit Of ladies
the city during the carnival,
who wish 10 provide for themselves
or purchase fer their friends fashiona-
BILE millinry. Nine Roynoir has also
4 very select stock of flowers for trim
ming ball dresses and for coiffures. 80
we'll as an almost ineIhsustible sup
ply OF sashes, ribbons and orna nents
Of every description, which she offers
at unusually low prices. Strangers
should not fail to visit her popular es-
Enlistment before purchasing else
where.