The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-03-11
GENERAL BREYffIEs.

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THE Iowa Slate agricultural College
larm pufs lts NIX, says an exchange and
ASKS LOW ~ llat lof fnouel larm
Mr.. JAMES Al. BLAcKBURN. OF Wooster,
ONO, has an apple plucked iifty-oBe years
ago, stlll IN good state Of preservation.
"DEAR ToM-Come Immediately IL You
see this. Hnot.come on Sunday. y This
difficult invitation appears as personal in
the London Times. So ea
THE Mayor Of Grand Rapids, Mich, has
issued a card wherein he saws that the
emnlovmerf Of females In any drinking
place Is void of good taste and damagin 2
to good society.
Tar story that an ENGLISH capitalist is
peaotiaIiDc for the purchase of the Mil
wantee IeSyator arose from the gentleman
dronn,noy in at \ restaurant and asking for
'alf dozen holsters.
CvoDor ~ FoRRrsrAII of Boston went
into tbe Poniar street school house one
dav ls siJ snd sunnlied such of the pupils
o oS ,, ,ss 20 tbinIy clad with warm suits.
;n S " "ccor ,Jg will, an annul custom Of
his
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t ti,%sT osttert IN whenever Iipbt Won viii.
but simmer il down and il is but Quarrel
with the ALMIGHTY that we are not all
men
Av.x n.nod T.aop,r,, rvas not allowed
IN Give feStinonv i'm a T,ondon nolice
court hecsnse he believed in no fntnre
etata EoIloyyars Of nrotonlasmic ITnxIev
have no LEGAL ri0hts. In fact. unless 2
man can believe ali that other neonle do.
he has no right 70 exist in England. ac-
cording to this decision.
A WEsTrRS incident is thus delicately
touched by the Milwaukee Meas: Med
Vose used TO travel around Colorado with
a performing bear. but a great change
came one day last week, and now the bear
travels around alone. thinking over old
times. and occasionally leaning up against
n tree as pang shoots through his bowels.
Ned is inside that BEAR
Errrcrs of the imaeinatien Three
vonng me,, won't into n country store
down in Maine, few evenings ago, and
drank heartily from pail of water, after
which they were told that keroseneo oil had
been spilled in the pail. All three began
vomiting violently, and vonited until
they were weak and sick, when 1T was as
certained it was another pail, and that they
had been drinking nothing but pure water.
For several months past- the house of
Mr.. MahIen. farmer living near Lees
burg. Va. has been stoned 9icht and Ciav
i'm = mysterious manner. MANY Dersons
believed that the stones were thrown bv
spirits. Mr.. Mahlen. on returning 70 his
home at a late hour in the evening recent
ly, discovered two young men pelting his
house from an adjacent field. The Young
men are now repOsing inside of stone
walls with lattlice-work openings.
MR.JD C.,,pRErJ q farmer and a hreed-
or from fundamentals. left Inswich in Emo.
land ON Eeh 2 taLinu With hin, oigbt
Suffolk agricultural sfaIlions. includino
siv five ana thraa-1.ear-cidS which no Sc
lecfed at q cost of between 81 400 and
% 0O1 He intends IN return to EnolanG
in limo novt Whom no will nurcboce other
stations and mares his object heinU tn i'm.
troduce The nure SnfToIl, freed into the
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