The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-03-19
WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY.

WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY.
We clip the following compliment
airy notices from several of our ex-
changes. Gentlemen, we thank you
for your kind words:
The second number of the Milan
Exchange is on our table. 1t is Il
well printed and ably edited sheet,
and We wish for it a liberal patronage.
-HmbOlH Journal.
The first number of the Milan
Exchange is before us. 1t is neatly
printed, &c. All said in word, it Is
a good paper. We wish our contem-
porary much success.-Tepton Nelrs-
Gazette.
We have just received the initial
number of the Milan Exchange, a
handsome eight column paper, pub
lished at Milan, Tennessee, by Mr.. w.
a. Wade. We wish the Exchange
and its editor unbounded success
Dyersburg Gazette.
The Milan Exchange is the name
of a paper just established at Milan,
the railroad town of Gibson county,
by Mr.. w. A. Wade. 1t is hand
some and newsy sheet, and starts off
on the right track, as it promises to
Support the nominee Of the party
opposed to Radicalism. "-NaJtriHe
Union and american.
The Milan Exchange, edited and
published by our our old friend Wade,
has made its appearance. 1t is enc
Of the neatest papers that comes to
our Office and is as newsy as neat.
We congratulate our Milan friends
upon their valuable acquisition. Mr..
Wade is an elegant gentleman and an
experienced newspaper mm.-Uct
Tennessee Democrat.
"NIilan Exchange" is the name of
a neat and interesting paper now be-
ing published at Milan, Tenn; W.
a. Wade, editor and publisher. The
number before us evinces journalistic
experience and thorough knowledge
of the newspaper business by Mr..
Wade, who, in a brief but candid sa-
lutatory, says the Exchange will have
little to do with politics until the can
vass opens, and then he will support the
nominees of the opponents of Radical
ism. We wish him success. Boiirdr
Bulletin.
The first copy of the Milan Ex-
change, thirty-twO column weekly, |
with w. A. Wade, late of the Lebanon
Herald, publisher and editor, printed |
at Milan, Tennessee, is before us. As !
a newspaper man, Wade is decided |
success. The good people of Milan
may well be proud of having the SER
vices of so able an exponent. They
should use every exertion in making |
the Exchange a success. Long life to .
you, friend Wade. May your Ex-
change ever be at high premium
Springfield Record.
We are in receipt of the first num-
Der of "The Milan Exchange" the
new journalistic venture of our ex-
partner, Mr.. w. A. Wade. 1t is
handsomely printed paper, such as we
had right to expect from one of the
best practical printers of our acquain-
lance, and its thirty-two columns are
filled with a variety of fresh and in
teresting matter. The advertising de-
partment gives evidence of a live, en-
ergetic business community, which
can appreciate and will support good
newspaper. Here's luck !-Lebaaon
Herald.
We have received the first number
of the Milan Exchange, a new paper
Just started by Mr.. w. A. Wade, for
merly of Lebanon. 1t is an eight col
umn paper and presents an attractive
Mr.. Wade has the abil-
ity and experience to give the people
Of Milan asplendid paper; they should
give him liberal and cordial support.
A newspaper is the mirror through
which the world sees a community,
md citizens should have a pride in
SEEING that it reflects them truly.
We wish the Exchange long life and
Jackson Courier.
THE MILAN ExCHANGE.-This is
he title of a new paper published at
Milan, by W. A. Wade, Esq, form
.rly of Lebanon, Tennessee. The
Exchange is a neatly printed and well
,dited paper, and We wish it success. {
The Introductory article is very sensi-
lie, and we cannot better commend
he Exchange and its editor to the
public than by reproducing the fol-
owing extract from it:
eve propose to publish as good !
newspaper here as we can; expect to '
,ay little attention to politics until
he campaign opens, then we expect :
o support the nominee of the party
opposed to radicalism. Our columns
hall be devoted specially to advertis-
ng and building up Milan and West
tennessee. Certainly no PORTION of
ur prosperous State has before it
RICHTER. prospects of material growth n
han this; and Milan, with its three =
ailroads and nearly two thousand l
opulation of enterprising people, will
BON rival the larger towns in the f,
tate We have promised to do our
est. Now lend us a helping hand,