The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-05-27
SMALL CHANCE.

Thermometer 150 Tuesday noon.
Wonder when those stumps will b,
removed.
The pay train on the Central roa,
passed here Monday morning.
Mr. W. 0. Williams is building
heat residence near TIE college.
Ray & Bro. are after somebody will
a sharp stick. Read their "ad.'
Great Quantities Of scythes, cradles
&c, are being bohght by our farmers
Two very revere cases Of "reural
Eia" were 10 be seer on jackson stree
Sunday evening.
Milan now has ten daily passenger
trains. Where IS tire town that car
make q better showing?
So much Express freight came up
on the New Orleans train Sunday thai
par: Of ithad to lay over until Mon
day.
Black keeps geod cool lager beer
en- ice-at least that's what they say.
Ye lovers cf this favorite drink, take
notice.
John seaberry-"one Dime John
has bobght Rays saloon, en- Depot
SQUARE, whore he says be will KEEP
the best liquors, cigars, etc.
Read the big Circus advertisement,
ana then, if you have the money to
spare, come up and subscribe for the
EXCHANGE bcfore-yoego to theshow.
Two negroes had q rtw about their
sweetheart last Sunday. One was
tried Before Esquire Jordan Tuesday,
anb fncd $50 and costs. The other
escaped.
Prof. Shephere has opened a sum-
fner session at the College, with fair
prospect of a large school. This Is
an opportunity that ought not to be
Hsregardei.
, Miss Bette Benjamin, the sccom-
plishea music teacher at the College,
will, VIC understand, give a concert to-
ibor6w friday hight, at the Bap-
list church. The public is invited
free.
Rev. Mr. Carter, Of the Christian
church, preached at the Odd Fellows
Hall Sunday evening. He preached
a serrton Of three hours length, in the
forenoon at Concord church, en- the
Doctrine C election,
There were, we understand, two or
three f.en seen CT the street last Sun
day in state of beastly intoxication.
We hope itmay never be seen again
in Milan, They should have been fin
ed TO the extent Of tie law.
McGlothlin, one of the men who
robbed Brady, the Express Messenger,
in Memphis, about two months ago,
passed here Tue day in the hands Of
jim Lynch, an Express officer. He is
the lest enc and was caught in Nash
vile.
The Sunday-scto6ls will to-day have
a picnic in the grove east Of town,
hear the Wolf Creek bridge. The
families are requested to carry baskets
and be preparcd'to spend
the day. There will be music and
various kinds Of arnusements fer all.
The fine blooded stallion, Ncnpereil,
considerable attention on
our streets les; Saturday. He is
most beautiful mahogany bay, with
fine head and eyes, full chest and
clean limbs, and is as gentle as a dog.
He is a coed traveller, and persons
who wish b!coded "goers" ought to
to call on AS. Davis, Nc
Lemoresviile, Tenn. See his pedigree
in another column.
A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune gives the following method
Of killing of the green cabbage worm,
which our readers hay find sufficient
ly valuable to pay for preserving until
time for applying another season.
Dissolve one spoonful Of saltpetre in a
pa;lfal Of WARM mot hot
water, and sprinkle the cabbagCs there
with on the appearance of the worms.
Two or three applications will sd5ce
Ter the season. TIE water, besides,
acts like a charm in promoting the
growth ofthe plant.
Attention is called to the change Of
in The running IF the trains,
which is 7fJund in tie time table on
this page. Trains nov run from here
10 New York in fortytone hours and
seven minutes, which is unparalleled
in the historycf Southern roads. The
Accommodation now runs to McKen-
re, making connection with the Nash
vile trains. The day Express on the !
L. & n. starts from this point on The |
arrival Of the New Orleans train at !
$50 a. m, there being no morning
rain out from Memphis.
Periodicals.
On account Of the pressure on our
pace, we cannot give an extended no.