The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-09
GENERAL, BREVTTIES.

CWE}AFE 4 lLt11
A FARMER in Spencer, Md. set out
an aero or flnIleiB ~ snistakes thinking
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FoRrttsS fruit Is rapidly disappearing
from the UpitedvsStaie rpavkcyS. send
fruit of donesfc grasSth j tal1ng Sts
place.
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saGs, gst st.,,sN ~ seNI,r .r.-.
tsss, Ases4 i ~ he law against pro-
Stee <ssvsrtee,a - -fiuc-waS enforced
ia EsSAksiWl, Va I, eyiee on Saturday,
sad The Nag thinks that if every po-
hcemasl, and constable, in the State
would, nse Obituary vigilance, in the
course of year or two a sufficient sum
could thus be realized To pay of the
State debt. -.-.r r.tTf = cVa
a baltimore doctor in using q cam
els hair brush to cleanse the throat of
Il little scarlatina patient dropped it into
the child's windpipe, causing death by
suffoeation, In making out a celtiti-
cate of death he gave scarlatina as the
cause. The affair has Just leaked out,
and now theauih0Fities assd tiFc DOCTORS
brother~9nSetihoner are making pain
full inguiries. - IL
AN English boy was fatally injured
through an act of carelessness not at all
infrequent among farmers and their
boys in this country. He was sliding
down the side of "a haystack, when he
struck upon the prongs Of a pitchfork
leaning against the Stack. Ono prong
entered his back and broke off leaving
six inches Of steel Embedded in his
body. - - e.
THERE is in Dallas, Texas, chain
144 feet long, and consisting of $50 diff
ferent silver coins, no two of which are
alike. The coin of almostevery COM
try on the globe is represented in the
chain, which is linked together with
small silver wires. 1t was found in the
Indian Territory, recently, and at one
time was, doubtless, the talisman of
some mighty monarch among the red
men.
NEAR Knoxville, the other night, a
young girl, who was unexpectedly in
terviewed by the family as she was
about clipping with the object of her
virgin affections, knocked the old man
down, laid out two brothers with els
tern pole, kicked the hired man in the
stomach, and got away with her lover,
and "made the rifle" We wish that
heaven had sent us such a woman as
that.
TIE death of Rear Admiral Collins
promotes Commodore Stephen ID.
Trenchard to the grade of Rear Admit
raj, but does not affect any officers be-
low the grade of Commodore. The law
allows % officers of that grade, and the
act of the last session of Congress rein
stating Commodore j. C.. Beaumont
made an excess of one in the list. The
promotion of Commodore Trenchard
leaves % Commodores yet on the list,
the number authorized by law.-IVaSb-
iRgtOR Star.
A HANDSOME Arabic Bible, bound in
red velvet and gold, was presented to
the Sultan of Zanzibar while in London
by the Earl of Shaftesbury, who be-
sought him TO circulate the Christian
Scriptures throughout his dominions.
The Sultan said that he knew perfectly
well what the Scriptures were, and that
he recognized the book the moment he
opened it, having had one previously in
Zanzibar. He added, 1.-The words of
Jesus-upon whom be peace-are al
ways acceptable to us. The Koran
mentions the Bible and the New Tesla
ment, and we only wish that all people
would walk according thereto. J." -,