The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-06-03
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We understand there viii be anoth
or change of schedule next Sunday:
There ate indications Of larg'
titrn-eut at the circus next Tuesday.
deputy Sheriff Ing tsas here Sunda1
tvehlng aiteF sdme tvader of the law
We are glad to see Rev. j; W. FL
lis I'll the street agaiA, after his lon.
illrcss.
The juice of tansy is said to be
sure cure for bots. 1t viii kill Ia OH
minute.
Rev. Up. weaset preached to tht
sabbath-Shool children last Sunday
morning.
A very pleasant sociable was giver
at the residence of Mr. Eli Stone Mon
day night.
Little Jimmy FawcGtt had his arm
broken SatHFdayid 4 @restie with one
ofhis Payments,
Some good work has recently been
done on Main street, grading, repair.
ing sidewalks etc.
A party of ladies' ara gentlemen
went up The Central Road Tuesday
for days sport a-fshing.
Send in your advertisements ard
orders for hcht Scthis paper early, SC
we may know what to depend on.
Look cut' we are going to see how
many men are able to go to the show,
and yet are toopoor to take the paper.
Rev. W. T Boiling preached a good
sermon a. she MetA0dist Church Tuec-
day nsgat We waS formerly station
Cd here.
flsxFt,33ire Mccall ssc*sa ca German
Millet Tuesday which was two feet
high, and was sowed only three weeks
age on kts tarTr
That prince Of good conductors,
Capt. Tom Hutcherson, is running on
the clay over" train this week, which
leaves Milan at $50 q. NJ, going
north.
Miss Benjamin postponed her con.
cert, which was to be given last week,
until tomorrow friday night. We
understand II viii take place then at
The Baptist church.
We know Of some men who borrow
the EXCHANGE, 10 read, (sometimes
without the owners consent, and yet
are aboiiadafy abe 10 s,bscr4be for
several copies. Don'ti
Ar:hurs Home Magazine fir June
is filed With SaNiSelc matter. This
excelIdntt monthly is Mere than worth
the price-s2. so a year. Address T,
S. Arthur & Son, philadelphia.
Our fa3Grtcr has a pencil ready
sharpened to take down The 'ndhe Of
every man who has recently told US
he is not able to tase the PAPER, but
yet can afFcra a dollar for the circus.
j. 4. Corington was arrested Mon
day evening upon a warrant sworn
out by William Elan, charging him
with malicious isiisclfief. The trial is
set for Friday, before Esquire Jordan.
One Of Our amateur farmers was
seen Tie 6th2r day blowing his garden
with n saaGle en- his horse, and fhmor
has it thst he was in the saddle with
an Umbrella hoistcd. Nothing like
taking life eaSy'
Cone in 70 the BigsliSw next Tues
day, and bring in 'ei0uSh 'taouey to
for The EHCHANGE, too.
One SSpy1ef thepaper will frequently
save YOU ft5re money thaa the Price
Of it for one. year.
Johnny Tygard, ore of the 'popu-
ular Contractors on the L. il n. road,
was t..afried to Miss Mary Hudson, in
Meh,phis, on the 25th ult. In cdamon
with his many friends here, we wish
him long and happy life.
Gainmon'& Co. had a free Blowout
and houseGarhiing at their new place
in jackson Street Tuesday night. The
eataBles Shd drinkables were extra
fine, we understand. Their new BIZ
I:ard tables viii Attract crowds.
The sanitary committee are boxing
after the health Of our town. by hav-
ing some offensive nhisances removed.
IF in their-power TO prevent il, they
ire determined there shall be no local
cause for sickness this season.
We we're the fortunate recipient
tuesday of a basket7full Of fresh gar
len vegetables-peas, lettuce, onions.
ete-and a most exquisite bo-
luet of choice flowers, sent by one of
1ur charming lady friends. Shekhows
our weakness and kindly INDUCES US. |
Some of our merchants complain Of
freight Discrimination cn the Central
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