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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-26
UNION MEAT MARKET J!

NAUTION-Whereas my wife, Mary has
Nleft my bed and board without just cause or
provocation. therefore forbid all persons trust
ing or harbOrinR her on my account. as will
not pay any debts of her contracting after this
date. ROBERT REED
Ravenna July II, 1875. S60-3w+
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-26

THAT person is pronounced phi
lanthropist, who by pedal percussion
persistently propels genealogical peel
lngs from the precincts of the public
promenade. II oi aseala 5s..t -asri
4. A FARMER made his will and testa-
ment in words few but significant -
."I have nothing, owe nothing, and
give the residae to the poor?" @
=. KANSAS TEACHER-"Where does all
Of our grain go to?" Bsy-"It goes
into the hopper" "What hoppert"
"Grasshopper," triumphantly shouted
the lad, ..:..5 ..
/ AGENTLEMAN at musical party
asked friend. in a whisper, Glow
shall stir the fire without interrupt
ing the music ?"-"Between the bars"
replied the friend.
ANY paper can publish the appoint
ments after the coming in of a new ad-
ministration, but what paper in the
world is large enough to publish half
the edis-appointments?
"FELLow- citizens" said a candidate
for Office, addressing an audience Of
calored people in South Carolina, "my
skin is white, it is true, but my soul is
blacker than yours"
IF man s'pursaes path" is TIE
path supposed to run away from him ?
OF what thickness Is slime of con-
duct ?" When clock "runs down.
does it ever capsize itself?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-26
WASTING CAPITAL T.

BY JAMES PARTON.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-26
rACrs ron THE PEOPLE.

Some few RemindersE Extracts from sena.
tor Thurman's Speech at Mansfield. O.
July 3Ist, 1875. sfctt! tfEf.t.ffli
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

ers are meeting us as your representa-
tives, soliciting our cooperation with
them and kindly offering US the bene-
fit of all the business experience they
have, to perfect scheme of compsete
supply TO all your wants. If you sus-
tain the agency system your financial
success is at once made sure.
| could give numerous instances
where IN agent has been of great ben
eft to large nanlbers Of Patr6ns. Let
one instance suffice. The Worthy
Master OF the Mississippi State Grange
gave me an order for German millet
seed at Rienzi last week. | f und the
seed worth six dollars bushel at
C,rinth. On corning to this city l
filed his order at S3.5
WfIlany edoubt that great bene-
fits will result from an efficient agent?
VIII any one contend there is no ad-
vantage resulting to the Patrons
from cooperation.
Make Known all your wants to the
Agents 50 that arrangements may be
made to fully supply them.
The Executive Committee author
lies me to say that the Agents men,
toned in their notice to you are the
only authorized agents.
Nm. Maxwell,
Master Tenn. S. 9.
March 81, 1875.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The monument of Macmillan was
inaugurated Wednesday.
Schichken has been appointed Min
lister of Russia to the United States.
The General Association Of Ken
lucky Baptists is to assemble in louis
vile on the 18th of May.
John G, New, cashier of thc First
National Bank of Indianapolis, will he
L. 5. Treasurer Srinners successor.
Senator johnson telegraphcd .QEiu-
cinnati that owing to bis wife'5 i'll
health, he would lie unabl6 to visit
that city, IS proposed.
There is lady III CaIif3l ia @ho
owns hens, and who gives the 9ru-
ceeds of all eggs laid on Sunday TO the
cause Of Home Missions. Egssen-
plaryl @
At spelling match in indianapolis,
the first man to r'fiss q word was the
former Superintendent of Education OF
the city and present editor of u sshepl
journal. ~
4 veritable Cyclops Is reported TO
he in London. Bis only eye is III the
middle Of his forehead. His name is
Piper Wilson, aged %, and he came
from Australia.
The guardian of the tomb Of Napol
con l., Pierre Hendier, died recently
at the age Of IS years. He fought
under the nan whose ashes lie guard
ed for many years.
The Emperor Of Brazil proposes 10
ahdicate in favor Of his eldest laugh
ter, Countess D'Empeto. Upon his
abdicatiouhe will make the tour Of Eu-
rope. after which he will proceed to
the United States, where he will make
his home, s
The Cologne Gazette states thas
Spain has made a formal demand Oh
Pruss Ia; in virtue of the extradition
treaty with that county, for the arrest
of Don Alfonso, and it is said tbs
Prussisn authorities Rave in conse-
ouence received Instructions to arrest
| the Prince, if he enters Prnss;an terri
tory; and hold him until the grounds
of Spain's claim can be examined.
The Cglethorpe ga. Echo sits d
negro girl Of that county, Lelonging
during SLAVERY TO Mrs Glenn, had a
child when she vas y years Old At
the age Of II that child waS a mother,
making the woman grandmother
when she was only "a years old: Til s
Is said to he the Youngest grandmother
on record. For the truth of the
above, the Echo refers to Rev j. q:
Gibson. =
The yellow fever is reported at Ha-
vana and Key West. Instructions
have been sent from Washington to
the SURGEONS at Pensacola, Mobile,
New Orleans and Galveston to be TN
the lookout for yellow jack and
promptly report It's appearance. The
United States Steamer Despatch, sent
to convey the Senatorial party
to Mexico, was at Key West when
the fever broke out.
A young gentleman lately attended
circus for the first time, and ON the
Sunday following was taken by his
grandmother to church. He gated
around In some wonderment for few
moments. When the organist began
to play he turned to his grandmother
and said, in q whisper: 'iirandma,
viii there be 4 circus, SO | can see the
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

Esn'r'. "Why. 20, Eddie, this is
cblsch.."'. "Weli," replied the little
mdi,,' "a s circus music anyW v"
Tne Nigusta- Me- Journal tells O
sfanse sto!y Of young man at Vas
sldbo.c,- whoa few DAYS ago apparently
died Of consnhptirh, with xhichhe had
beeIf sick The body was preparei
for burial, lat as ii was abort to be
placed il the coffin life saenred to re-
turn, AID though for weeks ne had
rot been able to artieulate, be began
To- speak in cfear voice, telling of
what he had seen in the other world,
wiather he seemed to have been traIIs.
ported after few moments of dark
! ness. He appeared Ia re in perfect
health, and described his experiences
in langji2Ge which seemed extrava-
giant t. his hearers, who cane in from
al the neightorhood to Fsten to him,
but before night he.sahs away again,
and no signs Of nfe appearing for
several DAYS, he Was final V buried.
A dispatch from Washington states
that tire suit for the possession of the
Hot Springs of Arkansas has been de
cided in favor of the government.
This viii he good news for the people
living in the struggling village, paving
high rents to claimants OF the soil
without being afforded the poor pro-
lection Of even a town cgrporation.
i.The lands in dispute embrace four see
!iops, taking in thet"o mount,;ns al
the hot springs, and the greater por-
ftion Of the valley, with the FRAT hole"
& the center Of attraction. The gov
crnment VIII ptoiaLy est'jII h
I:larse hoslit Is in the valley, and give
long leases upon partitions Of the
grounds for the erection Of Hotels,
residences, etc. If the governm Mt
acts wisely in the mat;er, the springs
sill ina short time become the most
populous watering ii CO i. tie world.
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

Baker has been converted. He
gays, speaking of the late Legislature,
''as a democrat, we can take their
record and go before the people at the
next election with an absolute certain
ty of an endorsement from them"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The trial Of the "Gibson County
Kuklux" is now on hand in the Fede-
raj Court at Memphis, and viii prob
ably occupy the balance Of the week.
We believe they viii be cleared, as the
only evidence against them is four
negroes and Davis, who turned States
evidence, all being interested. The
defence have some thirty are forty
good men as Witnesses, whose word Is
rs good IS that of anybody in any
commrnity. Besides this, we believe,
with many good lawyers, that the law
under which they are being tried is
bncols titrtionat
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

To clubs Of Five or more subscribers we will
send our Mammoth Weekly, postage paid. at
50 each Any one getting up n club of len, at
81 each shall have sus copy gratis, postage
paid TO clubs of Twenty or more we will send
the Wcehl, for 81 % each. and one cgpy OF the
paper gratis to the Gctter W of the cluo-pOst-
age all paid.
n6- Z geuts commissions 10 per cent, as here
tofors!
We have the most extensive and complete
Book and job Printing establishment in Ten
hossee Blanks Of every description kept con-
SANITY on hand. address, .-.-....-
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The News-Gazette saysit is unusual
for four papers to Re published in one
countya without iil-feeling; but that
this county presents a shining exam
pie. The skies are clear md bright
as May morning, all is serene and
the'goose hangs high. (Wedon't mean
the chicken and poultry" goose of
Humboldt. He wasn't born TO be
hung.) We called on and was cordi-
ally received by our Trenton neighbors
Monday; tie fighting editor" being
absent .--
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The reason WestbroOk, of the
Brownsville Bee, failed to get into the
oil brigade was, that his copper-osity
had already been burned out so badly
that he was no. in condition to distin-
guish coal oil from champagne.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

Col: Griffith, Of the Rural Sun
Kirby, of the Chattanooga Times, anC
White, of the Lebanon Herald, with
large number Of Others, were spell
ed down" in Nashville last week by
Sinclair, Of tie Methodist Publishing
House. White couldn't spell "sarco-
phagous," and he a doctor, too. Bob,
you ought 70 do better thar that. We
didn't teach you to spell sarcophagous
with Il"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The Gallatin Examiner cOnres to us
this week with a "Please X" Bro.
Boyers, the EXCHANGE has been GO
ing to you for a year. Has the posi-
ton of A.. A. g. Of the P. and w. C..
a. ACKNOWLEDGMENT" you SO much
as that9 =.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

w. A. Wade, Of the Milan Elk
change, has been appointed by the
Governor one of several editors to in
spect oils, etc. What does he know
about sich ?-Ham5ojA Journal.
Now, Rivers, don't get Jealous be-
cause the lightning didn't strike you.
What we know about "sicll" viii be
found out in time by parties interested.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

A slight snow fell Sunday night
a queer way for Spring to begin
Milan Exchange 2lat III. Nothing
of the sort around these parts. Clearly
the Exchange man has been imposed
on. Enquire again, Wade:-Ha,n-
bol9t Journal.
Possibly if Bro. Rivers was in the
habit of rising earlier, he would have
seen the snow referred to Wake up
sooner, Rivers.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08
Patrons Of H,S5qRd,y:

In conjunction with the information
given by the Executive Committee III
reference to agencies and County
Oranges, it will be proper to say to
YOU that arrangements viii be made
to have County Glanges formed as
soon as We receive the proper docu-
ments necessary TO their formation
from the Secretary of the National
Grange.
Let me call your attention specially
to the Importance Of the whole Order
acting ii concert through their agen-
.ias. Msnx ul1naiac-nrers and deal
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

Buck says, as a rule, sick people
like to lie on the side facing the light.
1t is different, 10 vever, when a man
comes home sick from the lodge. He'd
rs sooh Shove his head into a coal
scuttle as not, and great deal rather.
-Humb0lM Journal.
Wen the editor Of the Humboldt
Journal knows how it is himself.
That's the reason he didn't see the
snow.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The Connecticut election last Mon
day resulted in a handsome victory
for the democrats-they having elect
ed the Governor and gained two Con-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The Herald ought to he careful
Milan ;;Efcha,pyc. The Exchange, if It
keeps its eyes open, viii find the Her
aid careful enough to protect the
interests of Humboldt. -HaHlboM
Herald:
Yes, even al the expense Of yohr
neighbors. ..
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08
DIR SPECIAL OFFERS.
Us. 634 SFfdieSa~ay. New York
r be Nashville Banner.

VERY intelligent family sf'oufd Re SUI
pied With their county pcwsiIpGr. 81. I
,aTrr from the t;.i!al OF ji-I state. %
- Ti. lie amer. j., a. q i-rm thP>cat 0f e.
--r cHt. Is Il w'ie-awuke cnJ5rpri>iUE as.
j. - sting DEM, vH;ir newspaper. It's "a u.
.l-."lG report are IL "a uahsy - mere haUt Gag,
cor. P:in'> . ! :, l"xrgl bic dI~p" he. .
81 ..ts and foreign, - We tern ociltr,i Press
-' iich ii is & stoCkLo.GcT and member. It.
editorials are up with ,Et adrapCed Democratic
s.s- ncnt Of the Statc aud the Union. It.
Satire and ConErct si".,7! 'epGrts arc full
s.t .scIratc. T':- great political campaign OF
state and Nationa,. " III he jnaHyuratcd
r. rear. We arc On the threshold Of monicn-
-- political events. Take the Eanner ana
rep posted. Remember that the paper is sent
'-s.sEc free, and no Increase of sub, .ripton
-asr~. The Daily Banner i So 4 year the
q 5 eekiy BanGa; - year and n. Nam
r,.ta Nc.lly B2uncr = Il yea. Your Pos =
u.s-'"T ill receive and receipt for, and forward
s'5.. options. Address, ROBERTS X PIT R.
VI, Nashville.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

The Baptist Church at Frankfort,
KY, one Of the most active working
and prosperous societies of the State,
has fDrmer Union General as Its pas
tor, and numbers among its deacohs
an ex-COnfederate Colonel and two
officers VI the State Penitentiary. The
Governor of the State il one Of the
members Of the society.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08

Chattanooga has another daily pa
per-the News, published by Hale &
Mclaughlin. We have received No.
2, which promises to be sprightly
sheet.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Double-column advertisements, 10 per cent al
vance on the above rates.
Triple-column Advertisements, 20 per cent. ad-
vance on the above rates. -
Advertisements to occupy special position, 10
per cent. advance on the above rates.
Local Notices" lin the same type as local
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above rates.
Obituaries. Tributes Of Respect Except such as
como officially from charitable seeietiesl and
remarks on MARRIAGE, one-hRh of regular
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An ira nsient advertisements must be paid for In
advance. Yearly advertisements. quarterly
in advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08
Chancery SaIe
Of a Valuable HJuse and Lot.

10y VIRRUE OF ! DECREE NADE AND
} entered at the February Sreej2l Term,
- ;, Of the Chsnoefy curt 6f Gii'soa' t,ounty,
at ErcGtoa Tennessee. in the csSe Of Mary j D..
smith VI. oscar Smith ct ais, / will, on
FRIDAY. IRE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1870,
in tho tgVrm Of 81 J., Gibson County, Tenoc-
zee. IN !.I,t Of DR. i u. l.. ,iOr.:u'> iiras
o:o!e, tit!i legal ro:irs, sell al .Ubl au, ton
to TIE hieheSt oi'hler the following described
howe rnd lot situutea in Gibson "ounty, en-
reSi 81. n =, Il Gistrit SO. -, in tie tow AZ
y ilan a4jUiuinz the lots o. ahar letysj olsIn-
eHts and Ctaers, il being the same hoa eaui Il
conveyed by ceG Of trust from y smith 20
John K. Robinson on 81 December, 1870, hich
deed is fegi>te cd in the Reesisr's Office Of
Gies0n county, in Trust Deed and Mortgage
Book Es' = page - and 81
erlIS- - >3ie--iinc-third Of ths purca3,s
morey GAc nj six riarths I on the ia, Of Ssia
aaI the baisu~e cue II tea months f-",a SAY ol
s.r tight ~ -.u'ty 81 ss!r-r. r.
|yisl'-z@. 1otes r,-E FyHI ysrH..fF 80. r-
-re.i.-a -1s = Zen sTsqflrf 90 -tc ss-.r '.
80 ir- ne T-....'i.t o. ire aal base ~.E-y
800 arel -iE. 49, .-..-..
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-08
THURSDAY, APRIL s, 1875.

Democratic victories last Monday
all over Ohio.
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III CHANCERY AT HUMBOLDT
SALE OF VALC laI5LE
City Property.

HRck Or. jackson VS.. ,. ". heelcr.
TN OBEDIENCE To AN FNTERL0CUTO-
l. Rl Decree rendered III the January Special
! erla Of the Chancerv Court q; humboldt, 1875,
in the above cause; | VIA offer for sale to the
hiehest bidder in tAe TOM 81. Milan on the
24A day 81 April, 1879, For Cash,
the following described lot Of lind. situated in
the town of Milan. and bounded follows, 10
Wit: beginning at n stake fronting the Mem
phis aud Louisville Railroad, opposite the
southern Express office, 1T q stake on the north
east corner Of the TOT laid oT to ). II. Wheeler
As homestead. running thence parallel with
said railroad twenty-four and a half feot to a
stake on the corner Of the " heeler livery stable
Tot, thence northwest one hundred and sixty
i've feet 10 stake on the corner Of said home
siead, thence southwest twenty-iour and q half
feet 70 stake, thence southeast one hundred and
sixty Eve feet on the northeast Fine ofsaid home
stead 10 the beginning. containing fourteen
and three-quarter poles, more or less. Sale IN
the usual hours.
7: J. Williams. c. IN.
8. z: RAyKIS, Solicitor, rfar25-it