The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-21
THE CHANGERS.


Iowa.
A Grange Land and Immigration
company" has commenced operations
in Arkansas.
The Patrons of Xenia, Ohio, have
purchased rooms at cost OF $1,000
for a Patrons exchange.
During the month of November
three hundred and sixty-four new
Grnscs were organized.
The Indiana State Grange will
hereafter hold its annual meeting on
the 2nd Tuesday in D., C mher.
The Kentucky State Grange his
invited the National Grange to hold
, it's next annual session at Louisville.
According TO the new constitu, ion
OF the State Grange, of Tennessee, ali
county deputies must be recommend
ed and endorsed by the master Of each
county.
The Nebraska State Grange met at
Lincoln, Dec. -. "a fltteiiag at
tendance" is reported. Grand Ms
ter Adams waS present, and delivered
an address.
The Patrons of Kentucky, Indiana
and Ohio in the vicinity of Covington,
have resolved to dispose Of no hogs
save through the Grange packing
house, and declared that their price is
81.
The Patrons Of Storm Lake, Buena
Vista county, Iowa, claim that so far
from being failure, their Patrons
warehouse has saved its cost in a sin
g!e item of coal, the price in the neigh
horhood having been reduced from
$3.50 to $500 per ton.
Missouri Grange has adopted a nov
el and praiscworthy method Of educa-
ting its members and keeping them
posted on current events, and adds
| fifty cents from the Grange treasury
! to every dollar subscribed for every
newspaper designated l,y the Grunge.
The Patrons of Husbandry Of Lou
/ iSiana and Mississippi have issued an
address 10 the order throughout the
/ United States, indorsing the report Of
the subcommittee Of Congress. The
address concludes rs foil, VS.: believe
us, this report, made by gentlemen of
! the north and intelligent congressman
OF both political parties, tells you the
! truth. We refer it to you, and trust
every Patron to whom this appeal
may come may give it attentive read
ing"
/ The GAINESVILLE Tobacco District
I Council Of Changers, met January
,, Nice-President, II. ii. Og5urn Ia
the chair. Under the head of neY
business, for the good of the order,
Hon. q. \. Henry offered resolutions
endorsing tue Southern and Pacific
Railroad scheme, memorializing Con
grcss for aid, and delivered very
able aud eloquent address on the sub
ject. The. resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted, and the press Of the
country requested to publish.
The Louisville Courier-Journal
says: NJ. ID. Davie, Master Ken
lucky State Grange. and DR.. S. f.
Gano, chairman Of its Executive Com
miltce, have leased the lirge and COM
modious building, No. 81 Fourth
street, between Main and the liver,
for the use of the State Grange Agen-
CIV. DR.. ". Maxwell, Master Of the
/ Tennessee State Grange, has adopted
this agency for his State. Under the
able and efficient management of j.
d. Guthrie, agent for the Kentucky
State Grange, this viii become the
great center of trade for the Patrons
of Kentucky and Tennessee. The
mechanics and manufacturers of
Louis lille will DO well TO take the
earliest opportunity to place them
selves in communication with Mr.
Guthrie, in reference to this trade.
The agency comme-ce1 operations
IS: Monday.