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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11
RR STATION.
March. 1, 1875.

March. |, 1879.
Editor Exchange;
During the week last past, we have
had some very heavy falls of rain,
W .,i,h. to human minds, have only
been beneficial i'll replanting the wheat
that had frozen out Of the ground du
ring the unprece Tented cold weath"'
of the past winter Everything now
begins to assume a Spring like appear
ance. and an early Spring would b.
hailed with perhaps..a greater delight
bv all than ever before. The cry OF
hard times was never more f frequently
heard than now, and want, grim
visaged want, has already entered
into many an humble cottage. h""
many are to get supplies necessary to
the raising of II crop Is difficult to say;
but the OLD ad,ge, often quoted .,
our fathers, | suppose, is still " good
one, I. e., "neyer To cross a bridge
until we get to it" We are inclined
to the opinion that the droug ht OF last
summer ard the scarcity of money
and provision. al the present time
ought to impress several important
lessons upon the minds Of the peoPle"t
orr co, ntry. ! e havs Eeen blessed,
wonderfully blessed, Of God 1hc
larder, granary, and barn have each,
been filed annually with the necessary
blessings; but 0, the extravaganza in
which we have INDUCED! fraga iity,
economy and bcnevo.ence are some +
the many lessons t'Iat these hard tIm"-
should teach us.
Mr. Nathan Eyins died at his resi-
dence, six miles east Of this place, t'e''.
10Th. liis funeral WAS attended the
next day by large cpncourse OF
weeping friends. Religious servi-e-
were conducted y his long and tried
friend, Rev. NJ. II. Taylor, Of ou
town. The dete sed WAS md Oh! citi.
zen of our county, was about ninety
four years old, AMI met death as only
a Christian can meet HMM tn
triumph, of a living ii h. Peace IL
his memory.
We are watching with great inter
est the movements of oar Lpgi.litur
in regard 10 the whisky III ton. W.
want good ami wholesome laws enact
ed upon the suhject-l'ws that vii
refer the "tipplins privilege to tn
voice of the people, ana give soma
protection to defenceless women ant
children. Down with the monster
Barley-corn, we say; and polite s
death to every member Of the l.egi /
ture who holds his tongue and vot
from joining the battle cry, Dow
with the monster -lown, down
More anon.
kOJ-JrTI
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Comfy NEWS.

Humboldt has masical club. Al o
a debating society.
The Preshytery of West Tenpesse
will meet in Humboldt the 18th or
April.
Humboldt is going to produce the
cantata of Esther, for the benefit OF
The Presbyterian church.
Henry Rawle, an ex-Federalsoldie
for whipping his wife, was fined fifty
dollars and sent To the county work
house.
The roof Of the ten-pin alley al
Medina collapsed under the weight OF
The snow last Sunday. Loss about
s25. Nobody hurt.
Mr Robert Love has been pOmina-
t Il bv the President for postmaster
ship Of Trenton. Mr. Lands HIS beei'
postmaster there for some years past
The Herald notices two "dead beat
nv the names of Joe Cline and }.
Flood, who were selling ii patent
c.othes rack. They swim Hell a hotel
in Humboldt.
The Herald says Mr. Sam Waddii.
cl,ne near shooting Willie Stohlugh,
son of Robt. Stobaugh, who is Wad-
ILLS partner, very early last Monda.
morning, by hi taking the youn'
man for burglar, while he Was
tie store. A shoi gun loaded Will
fifteen buck shot vas levelad on tn
Young man, who turned his head jus
in time to save his life.
Milan has organized aspor;ing clu
and calls upon all who wish 10 J"rl IL
meet in Miianto-day. Our Jim won .
ike to know if Minister Schenrk'
rules OH draw" are authority wit!'
he clu u before he becomes an honorar.
rember. If SO, put hi Il down.
Humboldt Herald.
Our sports are not th't sort. They
are disciples Of Daniel Boone and Il
Walton, ani not II the gaml'lih;
NhencS. Therefore the deriiiat Jim
will re excluded. He can't come ANY
Of his "ways that are peculiar OF
this club.
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ROsRT.
kOuELETI.
March ., 1879.

March ., 1879.
Eiitor Exchange:
On last Sunday evening, two white
men and two noted colored thieves,
John Beck and Joe kees, left her. by
the 6 o'clock p. m. train for the
Nashville Penitentiry, under the
surveillance Of our highly efficient
sub-sherifi,, Eli Ing, and our indefatig'-
BILE constable, Henry George. The
white men weressnt to thu penitentluy
for stealing watch in Milan SOME
time ago, John Beck for watch stealing
here and poor old Joe for shop lifting
Siuce the departure of the Inter from
here the chickens are beginning TO
roost low
Yesterday morBing great many
persons, wearing very serious aspects
might have been seen saunterlag
abeut the Platform here anxi usiy
awaiting the arrival Of the morning
train frem Louisville, in order II ;:e'
the Courier Journal to see If taa
fiekle and 1avering goddess, Fortuna
ras psopitous to them Of not in tn
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THE CHANGERS.

The West Tennessee Grange met III
Humboldt on wednesday of last
week. There was rather slim
attendance, but some business of iHa-
portance was transacted. General
Vaughn, of Memphis, was made
general agent for this section of the
State. The life insurance plan pro-
posed by the State Grange was
unanimously adopted. The direct
European trade by way of Savannah,
Georgia. was endorsed and recon-
mended to the Patrons of West Ten
nessee. The Humboldt Journal and
the Southern Granger were recon-
mended as in every way worthy oi
the conf lence All patronage Of the
order. Granl Master Maxwell! made
an eloquent AMI appropriate speech.
when the Grange adjourned sine die,
the object being to organize at future
day under charter from the National
Grange
The County Council met in Trenton
last Thursday, with a small attend
lnce, on account o. bad weather. Not
much business vas TRANSACTED. A
resolution was adopted recommending
the different Oranges in tn county TO
hold public meetings some time during
the season, md have addresses
delivered for the leneit of the order.
The Council then adjourned sine de,
the State Grange having done away
with that holy.
The Carroll County Council met ri
Lavinia last Monday. Owang to the
| heavy snow, very few were In attend
ance, and no business was dom.
After being instructed in the secret
work, the Council adjourned to meet
in Huntingdon on the second Monday
in Nav.
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A sa,fen lsctsFy.

Several of cur citize:Is have recently
oeen thinking of the feasibility OF
establishing a cotton factory at this
point, and We understand they con-
clude that it will not only pay
handsome dividend on the money III
vested, but will be the means Of add
my largely to the wealth and popuia-
tioH Of the town. Ole gentleman We
are informed, Ga man Of large expert
ence in the bdsiness,) proposes to
subscribe ten thousand dell,lrs If cur
itizeas will raise enough to start the
,aterprise-S,iy one hundred thousand
collars. Several others, we are told,
ave agreed to 81 .scrise from five
,uudred to one thousand dollars each.
Would it not be well enough to hold
public meeting and appoint COM
mittee to see what could DE done. We
think the enterprise could De success,
fally inslsuratel if the right steps
were taken. Put the shares at one
,,undre dollars each; then hundreds
could take stock who would otherwise
be excluded. We invite communica
lions on this subject.
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&aRaoI.L KTESS.

Mr. Tanke,ley, telegraph operat ;
It Mckenzie, has been transferred to
Union City.
At the Mckenzie municipal cleo
.i,a, b. w. Moore WIS reelected
Mayor.
No "hotels" in Huntington now.
Nothing but private boarding houses.
The Times call attention to the
neg ected condition If two grave-yards
Huntingdon. That paper also con
t.ans the following:
Some of the crlored people alb Vi
WI talk nf migrating to Colorado.
The wheat crop between here and
Mckenzie looks exceedingly we'll.
1t is rumaled that Col. /. II. b.
ker, of Dresden. will shortly remove
% Mckenzie.
The following msrrisge license
nave been issued since oar last report;
W A II )uston to Mamie Seaver.
Err Horn to Mary Wood
Newton Harris, colored, to Dlei
Harris
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Mule Thief Captured.

Last week we puhlishe | an account
of mule being stolen from Mr. j. NJ.
Meals, three miles south of tDwD. On
Friday we printed and mailed lot of
hand-bills, describing the mule, and
sent them to the different cities and
towns around us. The enc sent to
Hickman, Ky, was just in time. ;.
II Bruff, of Weakly county, had sold
the mule to a gentleman in Hickman.
Parties Immediately started on his
track and arrtsIet al. in Kentnn, on
"a warrant issued by Esq. Nught.
Deputy sheriff II. ID. McCrory ar
rested him and turned bin over TO
the parties who were after him.
While on the train, on their way to
this place, last Sunday, Bruff jumped
IF three miles south of Kenton, and
the train hid to leave him, as he took
to the woods. A Telegram WAS sent
,ack to McCrory, who again arrested
aim, he not being aide - escape on
account # the snow, which was
,bout ten inches deep. BIutF was
brought here Monday night, when
confessed that 4 had stolen the
mule. Deputy Sheriff B ird ironed
nim aud carried him to Jail Tuesday.
.}ruff Is a lrother OF the man wht
WIS killed in Skulibone last October
a lille resisting arrest on the charge
i murder ard robbery.
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FRox THE COUNTRY.

Editor Erchange:
When We lave nothing else to talk
bout. the weather i, never-faiiinr
I'll icct, so l will begin with this an
lent AMI honorable topic. Since
christmas we have had great deal
Of very cold, dislgree.ihle weather.
Except at intervals of q few days at
time the weather his been so bad
ihef,rmers have been greatly hindered
in their operations. The snow we
hld last Saturd W night is the heaviest
this winter, about five inches IN
depth. On account Of it but little
outdoor work can be done%t this time,
though some of our farmers are
taking advantage of it to SOW clover
and grass seed. The old men here
say this is the coolest winter they
ever felt.
Judging our farmers by the past,
you will perhaps think, owing to
the bad weather, hard times, etc,
that little has been done III tue way
If reniiring fences, clearing up, etc.,
and getting ready for planting. But
a ride out into the country and a look
1t the farms will convince you that
the failure in crops last year instead
of discouraging has melted the farmers
here to greater efforts than at any
time since the war. You will find
more fences rebuilt and the corners
nicely cleaned out than has beeli
formerly seen here. There are some
farmers in this community who haven I
reset any fence since | can recO lect.
They would never repair except
~ piling on top and brushing.
10 the surprise of their neighhors
thev too are tearing down thci;
odd rickety fences, cleaning out tn,
fence rows nicely and building
| aict fences with new rails ut the bottom
! You viii find things ch lnging rOun'
generally. The fact is the farmer.
around here are waking W. They az,
coming out Of the old ruts They ar,
beginning To rea.ize the fact that thl.
" " of being il year behind don't pay
think they are determined to get on
Of debt aud thea stay GU. EXcep
very | tie wheat | don't think the crol
ws< injured hut little Icy the freez $ /
is beginning to show i,self consider.
| l.. | was very sorry to hear OF NJ
Uade's misfortune in getting his hnn'
oadly cut. Ny acquaintance With hin
was Slight, but | am convinced he l.
nire clever gentleman; lesile> he Is
,er.evering and useful citizen, just tn
velv sort this country : much nee Is
\ few of his stamp would I've no disad
vantage to Us out :iere in the country
The 70 id> leading into Milan are neal
| IL impassable. is almost impos-iHl
to e, along over them with ii WACO
n huggv. 1t is to lie hoped our oveI
~eers will put then in good fix by al
,ther winter ,.
March 3, 1875.
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Mr.. John White, of the firm of j.
White & Son, Al and ~ Poplar
street, Memphis. is in our city erecting
a monument for j. B. Christian. MIR.
White has been engaged in the
marble business in Memphis for
thirty years. His work in our
cemetery is sufficient recommendation
TO those who need marble work, and
his prices suit the times. He his
some fine designs of marble AMI
granite monuments. He viii proba-
bly remain here two or three days.
Call aud see the beautiful specime
designs at this Office, and We think
you cannot but be pleased.
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Very ReTsOasa.

This is to notify w. II. Burrow, of
Bristol, Va. that When he rays an
cid ii1 due US, and remit. cash with
his future orders, We will co his adj
vertising. We have sent his bill saw
eral times and received no reply
consequently we oonclade De IS a
"dead beat"
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fMALL CHANGE.

- - - - - -
Beautiful sunshine the past two
days.
Single copies Of the EXCHANGE only
FIVE cent. now.
A writing school was organized
hese last week.
The snow storm Sunday delayed
tr ANS Oh vtT roads.
Early vegetables are ieginning to
pass up the road from New Orleans.
The sleeper Guthrie" has laid up
here, waiting for the dampness to
subside.
Bring in your httser, eggs and
chickens and subscribe for the Ex-
CHANGE
SuowbalIing was all the rlge Mon
day with both the small boys and boys
of larger growth.
We noticed two quarters of beef
being shipped to Humboldt yesterday,
Bette: move up here, where every
thing Is plentiful.
A communication from "Eolia
would be published if TIE writer's nanr
was known to us. We cannot pub
lish anonymous articles.
We have received the current mum.
Der of Church's Musical NiSitor
which is a gem in music literature.
Read he advertisement.
The Beard Of Mayor and Alder
man will not convene until mex
regulac saeeting, al which time a city
tax collector will he elected.
! On account Of high water IN tn
Tennessee at Danville, the trains Il
and from Louisville have been going
hy the n. & n. w. road and Nash
ville-
VIII our Humboldt and Dyer cor
.espondents please write their letter
one or two days sooner? They reacl
us Just after the paper has beef
printed.
! No. ID of La Creme de la Creme /
before us. 1t contains an elegant 10
Of music, worth more than four time
the money. j. l.. Peters, New York
30 cents.
We are indebted to some kim
friend for the Sixteenth Biennia
Report Of the officers Of the Tennessee
School for the Blind which seems t
be doing LOOT Tor this unfortunat
lass.
The heaviest snew Of the season fel
nere last Saturday night and Sunday
The ground WAS covered to the dept
# about five inches. The snow-storr
reached two hundred miles south
iere, in Mississippi.
A private note from Mason inform
is that there have been shipped 29'
.a.es from that point this season
Shich is about one-half the usul
COP. Mason is live. energetlctswI
ia we ho.ye she may ship 1000
l:xt season.
Walkison'snew lamp burner is deci
I ely the best thin in that line thi
We have seen. Does away with chin
aeys altogether, thus saving gre
= ,other and expense. besides giving
beautiful, clear light, free from smoi
md dissgreeable odJr. Gs al
{ secure enc Immediately
Inc news here yesterday was tn
The bridge over the tennessee I
Johnsonville had been carried awd
8 " the food. The train aer Nashval
tuesday night was turn back, and Il
r passengers seat by way OF DscAtu
: The morning train On the l.. q !
has not been running this week.
In order To keep up with the tim
! | nd avoid possible trouble in COM
Iuence of the passage OF the ca
rights bill, she Central Hotel, kept
Mrs Flaok, has been changed to
"private boarding house. Ths-'
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Coley 4 Dickinson have moved
their drug store to the Dickinson
block. They have now decidedly the
handsonest house 10 town, and are
prepared to furnish the public with
everything in their line at bottom
prices.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

If you need nice, stylish hat, pair
of boots or shoes, shirts, cravats, collars
or nice spring suit, 90 10 Roberts0n's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

New crop molasses, the cheapest
.oucensware, the hest washing machine
andtne cheapest family supplies al
HALE, VANHeeK a Cos.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Robertson has received large lot Of
boots and shoes, every and quality,
cheaper than ever. Go and see them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Great excitement! Everybody :
Au Trs coa Oil AT GammOns. onl..
rs cents per galion-
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Largest and best selected stock 81
Groceries in the country, at l.. w
Deshongs-
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A large lot of brown and bleached
domestics, drillings, calicoes, just re-
eeived at r. j. Robertson's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

If voa want fresh and genuine u;n ,
a,n S.ed. Flower Seed, Clover anc
Grass Seed, go to Hale q ssAoo'1'
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nyou want to get bargains, now Is
the time. Robertson is offering his new
goods lower than ever. Call aud see.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Onion buttons, garden seeds. millet
seed an 4 corn meal at r. J. Robertson.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Coley & Dickinson have lust receiv-
4 a fine lot Of Shaker garden seeds
the best in the market.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Go " Desnons To buy yodr iotapic
ald Fancy OiovsIIss OF evs.y Ai-'D.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Brinly Universal Flows. HAle u
Vanhouk.
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A full line of all kind of Garden
Sooas Also. Oats. Potatoes, Grasi
Seeds. etc, at l.. w. Deshong's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Cannon has received another lot o.
thst % cent coal OF
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Unheard Of bargains at STONE q
MnLA
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Go TO Cannon and get "a i
Coal Oil at % cents.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11

Cotton Seed and Seed
Oats. Hale & VanhOOk.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

J. z. A-uold, Sheriff.
N. c. Holmes. County Court Clerk.
Y. n. Rsincs. Chsncery Coart Clerk.
T,u Moore. Circuit Court Clerk.
ions. Williams. Coroaer.
Z. C. Loar. Tras,ee.
c. J. Witt. Tax Colle.tor.
Josiah Cooper. County Surveyor
As. Csrrey, superintendent Public Sekssls-
w r.. Cox. Register.
CITY OFFICERS.
A. Jordan. Mayor and Recorder.
}. L. Williamson. City Attorney
J.. l.. Mcdonald. City Marshal.
Dr.J.G. BOYD, II. l.. Baird. vs. ilsOR W iliian-
sen, :. i. Rsnkis. W. }. House. J. III. Diekin-
ssn. Aldermen
CHURCHES
Bz,,ist-Chrr,h street. j. ?. Weaver. Pastor.
Pr.a-hingevery Sunday morning and evening
PRAYER ma -,ting Thursday evening. Sunday
school %. m.
hstbodiyt-Norih Main street, ". a. Leigh,
PastOr. Prcacbing every Sunday morning and
svsuioE. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening
ssnday-schosle a. n.
Msthed:st-At Friendship. three miles east Of
Milan. J. w. Zones pastor. Preaching fourth
Sunday IN each pcoxtl. AZ II n. m
Ola School Presbyterian Dr. s. T. Bright,
pastor seryi~es "a Seuday in each month.
Cumberland Presbyterian-At Friendship.
r.iIes .srt Of Milan. J. J. Gray, pastor. SerV-
%. shird Saturday an Sabbath in each AoRth-
TO OF
Milan Lo.arp, No. I55--w. 1 Williamson,
&c. John W ElsRkenship. g. J. Il.
Dieisn,on. SECRETARY. X Haun. Treasurer
Lsdre inset. every Wednesday night
MASONIC
Milan Lodge. No. lsI-Nects " ednesday 10 a.
an after each f,tE NOON Or. N. d. L. JOrdth'
Master. o. I-wter, Secretary
Lsvinia Chapter No. si-Msets F1iday Hiss'
"a or before each fali moon. NJ. ID. L.Jsrsan
Mp. 0.Lewter, Recorder.
Lsvinia Council, No. Ss-Msets Friday nish'
on or before each full moon in March. Jane
September and Isoccsnber. NJ d. L. Jerdsh,
TIN. S. H. Hale. Recorder
PATRONS OF nUSBANDRY.
Man Grange Eo. 35-Meets + ridSy before tn
thiTd Sunday, ~ Odd Follows Hail =. n
RaIe. Master Robert Ncsbit. Secretary.
New Hope Grange No. 9e--Meets I'd Wed sdn,
n each month, al ETlcnuealp. IA - h~''
Ss.tsr. 6. :. Cunningham, Secretary.
Walnut Grove 9 range, No. i3-Nests Friday
evering before the tdird Sunday in each nsntk
Ri Goodman, Master. L. N. dnsI, sss
10. OF g. L.
Prisr ish'p Lodge. Nc. 35l-aUv:s ct Friend
ship, nilss east Of Milan. every LIST and =
Saturday. ct : y. IN. James Lessenoerry' '"
CT. P. L. Atkinson, Secretary
Lavinia Lodge. No. - -Meetsevery I'd Hn'
4th Saturday, at p. Banks Adams W I
T. George ringer, Secretary.
Hepe Gin Lodge, No. 3l-Meets the seson'
sod fourth Saturday ights in zach month. 7"
p. Childrsss, W. c. I. John W. BsRH, Fec
rstNy.
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This is The Short Route East

A DyERTIsING: Cheap. Coop: sxEtem-
n atie.-AIl vsrrons " no eontern plate King
contracts wIth.nswspApsrs for the insertion Of
should send % Genie 20 Geo.
p. POWELL 4 Co. a Park Row. New 4 ORG, for
their PAMPHLET-BoOk tniuety -ssventh edi-
fiOnl. eontaining lists Of over 1oU newspapers
and ertimstes, showing the cost. Adsertise-
raents tstsp for leading papsrs in many STATE:
s,ss ETYTTr .oex- jal4-2u
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SUERIFFS SALE.

TOY VIRTUE OF A III. IA. ISSUED 10
Is me By the CT rk Of the Sup.ene Court OF
tennessee, Ut its October term. 1874. VII ODER
for sale 70 the highest bidder for cash. at the
court house door IN fhstowB cf dun boldt. on
MONDAY. MARCH p. 1875.
All the right. title. cisin and interest that Jos
Mel aAIand. Alice NeLeiiand. Bette Me-. sllsnd
AID Mantle Neis eiland have in and 10 ths fol-
lowing desctibed land in Gibson county, civil
district No.. ard bounded ~ follows, VIZ: on
the north by p. NJ. sHnghse. ssssh by Levi Dan
ner. Reeves md Douglass es<tny B. Il. Hrshes.
and west By aelyina Robinson, containing
about 49, acres more or lees. Levied on 70 sat
isfv a Judgment in favor of Robert AcLealand-
'~'e " NJ BAIRD.
ssJs4a Dspusy Sbszl1 6ibsso eoznts,
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Lsrgestock pIows. Hale& vanhook
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CITY OFFICERS.

A. Jordan. Mayor and Recorder.
}. L. Williamson. City Attorney.
J. L. AcDorald. City Marshal.
br.J. q. Boyd, NJ l.. Baird. WilsoR WiliiaH-
sen, :. 4. Raukis. W. }. House. J. II. Diekin-
ssn. Aldermen
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CHURCHES.


Milan Lo.irr, No. I55-w- Williamson,
sc. John W. El.Hkenship. g. }. d.
Dickinson. Secretary. r Haun. Treasurer
Lsdre inset. every Wednesday night
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Train No > connects al Milan With y. o., 81:
l.. q. r. T. from the SOU for the S?rtn ana
East; At Guthrie with 81. L. / 5. L. X ytrsins
soing North and 30 tn at Cave city VITA
zion for points on Knoxville and Riehmord
Branches: ~ Cin-ianati Junction end LOUIS.
vile With L., c. 4 L. R. r. for the North ana
East: at Louisville with o. NJ Snd -
" AIR. e. for the North, East and West
Train No connects AZ Milan with y o, 81 Z
and c K from the South for the North and
East; at Mckenzie with n z 81 l. y for the
southeast; at Guthrie with 81 l x ) ny
trains going North at Glasgow junction With
trains to aud from Glasgow at Cave City vita
,tages to and from Nam Cave; ut Cincin-
natl J notion and Louisville with L. l. y
for the North and East.