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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
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Case Of Rerly nlrds, Ets.

4tWc&I
Case Of Eerly birds, Ete.
SAN FRAxcrsco, April 30. AT .
o'clock this morning. Supervisor
Hawley and Special Agents Crane
and CLARK called at the Office Of the
Internal Revenue Collector and de-
manded the keys OF the vault for
the purpose Of making an sxamiu-
alton Of the Collectors accounts.
Throughout the morning they have
been busily engaged in making an
examination and counting the inter
nal revenue stamps and coin. These
examinations, or takings OF stock
as they are called, occur period
ically, but the unusually early hour
at which it was commenced THE
forenoon has created a futter in
official circles; rumors OF something
being wrong are thick. Collector
Sedgwick and his deputies profess
to be utterly ignorant Of any un-
usual motive prompting this move
meut. 1t is understood that the
Supervisor and his associates are
acting under special orders from
Washington.
Probable Reform Victory.
The Republican primary election
to-day has been void of excitement
and a light vote cast. The Custom
House brigade made their fight
in . very close, reticent manner.
while the Reform wing have worked
openly and evidently polled a heavy
vote, though no result is yet OBJ
tanned.
The Court-Martial Exhibits.
In the Spalding court-martial.
Joseph Crawford, Clerk Of the Navy
Pay Office, testified with regard to
the relations of John o. Hanscom,
Farwell & Co. and J. E. de la Mon
tagnie. with the Pay Department !;
that the amount on the certificate
book purporting to be due Hans
com from the 18th of September,
1874, to the LIST of January, 1876,
was $155,960so. The amount actu-
ally due, as shown in the expen,ii-
ture book, was $4,000. There were
certificates issued to Hanscom, Far
we'll & Co., as shown on the certiti-
cate book, between the first of Janu-
airy, 1875. and the thirty-tirst of Au-
gust, 1915, amounting to $2S7, 1885.
The requisition book only calls for
$31 900 due. The certificate book
shows that certificates amounting to
$lS4, 1880 were issued to De Ia
Montagnie from the first of July,
1874, IN the first of january, 1875.
Tie amount really due was $4,000.
This corroborates the statement of
Farwell, that he knew nothing of
the number cf certificates standing
to his name; also of Nontagnie to
the same effect.
\ caucasian society.
SACRAMENTO, April co. The anti
Chinese society mentioned in yestef-
days report as having been instituted
here the previous evening proves to
be a Council of the Order Of eau
casians. The branch formed here IS
called the Council of Seven Camp
No. ID, Order of Gaucasians. At a
of the Council last evening
it was determined to call public
to lay the Order before the
people and give all an opportunity
to enroll themselves under its stand
ard.
A Fatal Accident.
Yesterday afternoon while repair.
ing windmill at Sanborn's Rancho,
near the sugar beet factory, Seymour
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
NEW TO-DAY.

NEW TODAY.
CAPT. N. STEARNS.
RnAx N9TAw1,
General commlsslor, Buolness
...A1sD...
COLLECTIONS OFFICE.
wells, Fargo q Co.'S Railtaing,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
MONEY! MONEY moNEy!l!
TO Loan on stock or Real Estate. From
F9f $500 to $4,000 on hand.
10 R1NE
House with u rooms on d street, rent per
month, $27s; hcuse With rooms on @ stfcet.
$50 house with rooms on G street, $4s; house
rooms on the Divide. SIS.
10 LEASE.
A lot on Q street, lsxas: lot on @ street. sox
90, lot on street. houses ON Il. and lease
FOR SALE.
A house and lot on North D street. price ST.
500; splendid new house. bard finished. with
with six roome on h street, lot 2sx5O, cheap
for cash: house and lot on North street, $3,-
90; two houses on lot on I street, rent for
SIS per month, s.. 400; lodging heuse with le
rooms, centrally located on @ street, rent Of
house $40 per month. g. 900; lodging house on
b street, II rooms, 81 loo; lodging house on D
street, sfooms. 81, 200; liquor saloon on south
@ street for sale cheap; boarding house on
South G street, 20 rooms-house, lot and fur
nitufc for sale reasonable: . good paying
business for sale cheap; house and lot on
Main street. Gold Hill, lot A6xs6, $1,000.
Lots bought and sold on Commission.
General Empluymsat Agency, etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
Silver City Stage,

Conuecting promptly with the Morning and
Evening Trains. and the Gold Hin and vir.
ginis Omnibus Lines.
Clean and Comfortable Stages. good Teams
and CAREFUL drivers. The patronage o; the
public Is respectfully solicited.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
LIVERY STABLE,

And are prepared 90 furnish Horses, Car.
risges and Saddle Animals. at moments
notice. Special and Splendid Rigs furnished
for picnics, Parties, etc. Horses Boarded
and the best Of care given them. at moderate
rates. Hay and Grain ON hand AZ NIL times.
Horses bought and sold. All the conven-
fences OF first-class Stable. They also run
~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

OF all descriptions. and he wishes all 70 give
him call before purchasing elsewhere. a. hc
can and will offer superior Inducements 10 any
house In the State,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

w T Crawford was arrested and
fined $40 and costs, for disOrderly
conduct, yesterday.
Kid Barge, for being drunk and
di<or,lerly, was put under bond yes
terday for trial next Saturday.
5 Z and \ + Barnett, being under
the influence of bad whisky, were
tried for resisting an officer. S p
was fined SO and costs,
Milton. Witt and J Fifer were tried
for assault on a negro. Case dismiss
cd for want OF proof.
Alexander, living near Tren-
ton, was arrested last night for sriEg
Il pistol near the circus tent. After
his arrest, his brother tried to inter
fere with the officers and was arrested
and locked up.
Green Williamson WiliianGree
was arrcstcdia>t night for disorderly
conduct, and put in the lookup.
II I-ehaaan, an old man, was swind,
4eacatof slTe by sone enc at the cir.
Gus yesterday. He laid dewn 500
expecting to take up $500. Three
card monte, we suppose. ,..
Mr. S F Rankin had cloth coat
stolen from his office this week. NJ
clue,to the thief.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
New Express Agent.

Our citizens were surprised, and
many OF them indignant, last Satur-
day. to learn that Mr. Arnold had
been superseded as Agent of the
Southern Express Co. at this place.
He has been here about three years,
and, by his gentlemanly demeanor
and prompt business habits, has won
more friends than almost any official
we ever knew. In fact, he was and
is universally liked by our people.
Our information is that the Superin-
tendent has been dissatisfied with him
for a long time because he wolie not
submit to grossly unjust demand
made upon him to pay for lost
money packagc-lost in Paducah, at
that, bat shipped from this Office. II
he had acceded to this demand, he
could no longer have been regarded
with respect by any one-nOt even by
himself. This action of the Company
is regretted by. all of our citizens who
have business with the Office. Mr. w.
j. Hine, his successor, comes to us
well recommended by good citizens Of
GAINESVILLE, where he has lived for a
number of years. We hope our
friends will receive him cordially.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

The Nashville American, which
reaches us ahead of the Memphis pas
pers, is one Of the best newspapers we
receive, and our exchange list en-
braces some of the best in the coun>
try. Parties who want the latest news,
served up In the most readable style,
ought by all means to take the Amerl-
can.
The two Democratic nominees for
the Legislature in this county are
Past Grand Masters of the Odd Eel
lows of this State. This proves their
good standing and popularity with
that order all over the State. No
doubt they will do as good service in
the Legislature as they have in that
order.
BY reference to our market report,
it will be seen that 1S5 bales of cotton
were shipped from here in September,
the best showing in severalyears Bus
mess prospects herein sympathy
with all parts of the country--are
good. Our farmers will generally
pay out of debt, thus making
/ merchants easy, and the good results
will be felt by all
a gentleman here, just before the
last rain, contracted with the mer>
chants to sprinkle Main street every
day. Just as he had filled his barrels
and drove up the first morning, rain
began to fall, and kept at it all day.
He says he has tried various kinds Of
business, and always found oppcsitioni
and now, when he thought he Was
safe, the Almighty started an opposi'
ton street sprinkler.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

THE RosrRUM.-49aR9 Z. Beatty,
of Washington, n. j., by his perse-
verence and well directed efforts, has
astaimd the rostrum, so far as merit
orious Planes and Organs are con-
cerned and with the ancient philoso-
pher, can with confidence proclaim
the much abused word Eureka" his
instruments give unmistakable evi-
'yience of it; the Press applaud them,
and thee who have Thoroughly tested
0rcxs express their entire satisfaction
in the most happy manner. He WISHES
good substantial agents IN proper VIZ
entities. You who contemplate per
chasing an instrument, or desire an
sgeacy, write for particulars.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

Milan suffers loss by the removal
of Mr. A. b. Vogel to jackson. He
has accepted a position in the office
Of the Division Superintendent of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. A better
man for the place could hardly be Sc
cured. While we regret to lose him,
no doubt he does well to take the posi-
ton. Our loss is Jackson's gain. We
commend him as a gentleman in the
true sense.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
Senatorial SDeakfug.

We, the undersigned candidates for
the State Senate, will address the peo-
pie at the following places and times:
Humboldt, Thursday, Oct. ).
Bradford, Friday, Oct. Is.
Milan, Saturday, Oct. Z.
Speaking will conreleDcs promptly
in the day at o'clock p. NJ, and at
night at 7.30 p. m.
The candidates for Representative
will be with us.
A. G.. HAWKINS,
T. B. Brooks.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

Another grand excursion will leave
these parts on Oct. 18th, for New
York and Philadelphia, via Louisville,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo, Mag
ara Falls, Hudson River nc. Fare
for the round trip to New York and
return $3.50 Tickets good to return
for 80 days, and excursionists allowed
tic stop over at any of abcsed, named
places going and returning. Tickets
on same excursion 10 Louisville and
return $500, TO Cincinnati and return
$500, alse gpud returning un any
train for 30 days. Everybody should
90. Pleasant season, low rates
and last chance to see the Worlds
Great Centennial Show: Full par
ticulars very soon. L. l.. COLLINS,
General Manager.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
n.u.re nr fsisnroekets.

Last Saturday night, while waiting
for a train in the depot, Mr. j. ".
Rhodes had his watch guard cut and
the watch stolen. His pocket was
also cut and the pOrtmonnaie taken,
with seven or eight dollars, besides a
lot of papers. Several men were in
the room at the time, supposed to be
tramps. \ fire was in the stove, but
the lights were not burning. 1t does
seem to us that there ought to be a
night policeman around the depot to
look out for thieves and loafers.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
seribner fer 1877.

The publishers of Scribner's Month
ly announce as among their attrac>
tions for the coming year a new serial
story by DIR J q Holland, to be en-
titled nicholas Minturn;" the con-
clusion of az That Lass O Lowre's and
of Philip Nolan's Friends ;" a new
novel by Miss traitor, " His Inheri-
tance;" Sketches of Foreign Travel,
by Gen. Mcclellan; a series of sport
ing articles beginning with d" Salmon
Fishing" in October, and to include
Trout Fishing, Grouse, Duck-ShOot>
ing, ETC., ETC.; "Twelve Hours with
the Microscope" by Mrs Hcrrick, il
Illustrated with drawings by the author,
and describing "The Beginning of
Life" "Single-Celle1 Plants" " Mir
croscopic Corals, and other wonders
of the organic world; the Co-Opera>
tive movement in Great Britain, by
Charles Barnard {author of Zone
Hundred Thousand Homes, being
the record Of expedition made for the
benefit Of the readers of this magazine
among the cooperative shops and fac
tories of England and Scotland; more
papers by Mr. Clarence Cook on house
furnishing; more descriptions o.
American Cities and many othel
papers Of interest.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

With such men In power our Repub.
lie is safe, and the glorious privileges
our fathers fought for Will be perpet-
liated for all time to come.
Trusting my Dear Sir that Samuel
J. Tilden, the great retormer and ter
rOr to thieves and evil doors viii
triumph in the present national con-
test, and the determination of the
American people to make this once
more q pure Government may be pro-
nounced with complete success,
l am truly yours,
G.. w. DAY:
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
County Directory.
COUNTY Mf%TrENS.

COUNTY OYfRESS.
j. u. Arnold. Sheriff.
NJ. c. Holmes. County Court Clerk.
x. +. Rainss, Chanccry Court Clerk.
Wm. Moore. Circuit Court Clerk.
ions Williams. Coroner.
:. c. Long. Trustee
C. j. Wiz. TsN Collector.
Ebsih4 Cre-cg, County Surveyor.
~. osNps, .sa.e-crtntendent Public Schools.
W. K. Cox. Rs.tsStcr.
CITY ~s'tSCERS.
A. Jordan, Ns>-or sSs Recorder.
IL. williaSs$s5l. City Attorney.
81. Mcdonald. Wy Marshal.
S.H Hale. Il. II. Clark, Wilson Williamson
q. T.. Edwards, W. NJ. Mecca, }. II. Oickin'
SON. A'der'"'" x,zrscus&
Rs,I,iS,=C,ygrri street, e. n ~NcAS-s-. P=ztOr
hr.arhF-,ycvery SuB1,y -.ysr1is's .ssS evening
7tayer meeting I7iy.I-Ssay 'cvesTaS. Sauday'
school a. m.
Ncthodist-Ns,,4. 1.sn -Set-e, 2 n. $50
Pastor. Preachirg every Suu4=y 1rcrninE ant
e,cnin=. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening
Sunday-school y a. m.
Methodist--Ai Friendship, three miles cast o
Milan. J. ". Jones pastor. Preashing irs'
sunday in each Rlosth, at II a. Ne.
Old School rrc>tytehan ? y. Bright
pastor. Services "a Sunday in each 7sJr'th.
Cumbctiar1i Presbytcrian-At fs'sSs-SesssSe', !
miles east -f NSasn, J. A. DUNBAR, tsAstor.
Ser1'ie>s fe'srsh Sunday IA each month.
l. o. o.E
Milan I,oige. No. Fi-w. 4. Wade. n. a.
2hio L. Mocee. Y u J. II. Dfckenson, See
ytary. J, \ r-ANst->, Treasurer. Lodge
.neets every WcJslfs7lss- rissN%.
MASONIC,
Milan Lodge, No. I9l-Ncets "Wednesday 10 q.
al. after each full moon. Or, N. u. L. Jordan,
Master. y. I.rwter> Secretary.
Lgvinia Cs5srtsr No 5s-9cess Friday night
~, or before each full uiSo>. n, u, L. Jordan,
III. 2. D. Lcwter, Recorder,
Isvinia Council, No, Ss--ecets Friday might
on or before each fall Vneon ia March. June,
Septemk-r md December. NJ. u. L. Jordan,
In y II. HSie, Recorder.
PATRONS - HUSBANDRY.
Milan Grange No. Ss-Nec,s Saturday before
she third sunday. at Msssfie Hall. 5. IL.
stale. Master Robert Ncsbfe. Secretary.
New Hone tiranse Me- es-Meets II W ed sday
IN ZACH r,oBth ~ Friendship. A. Is. Hurt
M,sfrr. o. y. O%rfRfseAs4af, Secvetary.
"Msinut 4; rSr,c Iirxaxe, ~, ls-Acets Frida,
Mag before tlre t.,frdSSu isy~sHe each month
NJ IA t;e,rllnaSf, Naster. VI. Sues, Sec
re'ai' 10. ofs,.r.
r-;ors.hto lodge, No. S5l-Meets at friene
. - ;l,sS list OF Milan. every Let ana =
yhiP. Al - - Jarses bessereerfS', "
S arr ?. i. Atkinson, ssessssn 49, 49,.
LaNihIa - t,ielIts In each month. j. -
"a SaIerSWl' O. Z. DIR T. A. MeNeal, Sec.
noPs Hill Lodge: No lM s.ss m tSs seeGS'
and fourth saturday nights IN e1 - 1sssr se.
ca Childress. W. Z. l. '"He
St.eerv
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
NesSrNzIc Male ~ad Female College.
ANK enKic. Tenn.

This institution will begin its next
session the first Monday in September.
Its continued prosperity for the past
FIVE wears inSu'cs Its future success.
ADVANTAGES. - Healthfulness,
Cheapncss, accessibility by two rail =
rul,ls, al extensive assortment Of ap-
lraratus, maps, charts, globes, etc, a
fine miscellaneous cabinet, 4 library OF
over four hundred volumes.
Mech Improvement with the past
yeaT ms been made on The buildings
mH NSsaab!e additions to the appa>
r:ltsts usisaet end library.
Entire expenses for board and high
est literary tuition for FIVE month,
S9l.Ja.
RANsIESS WATERFIELD.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
SNAIL CHANGE.

jesse Fowler has just returned from
Arkansas, looking we'll
Billy, do those aadcrshirts have
postum pockets, or what?
Mr. w. II. Wade, of Frost, ferm-
er resident OF Milan, was in town yes
ter,lay. .''''...-
Sedbcrry & Ray, the Ire saloon
lists, took in s14S yesterday As the
days saies.
The boys have been admiring the
flying ponies ON Depot Square the
past two days.
Dock Brown has returned from
Cincinnati, where he purchased 4 fine
stock of goods. -
The Nashville Banner says Hum
boldt is in Crockett county. HuntuP
your nssps, neighbor.
This section was visited by a severe
frost Monday morning, killing. all
kinds of tender vegetation.
Rolly Williams and Gid Arlington
have returned from the Centennial.
They tell many wonderful tales of
what they saw.
IL some of the people owing US
wood don't bring it in soon, they may
look out for Us to come out and camp
with them this winter.
Hon. w. NJ. Oick) Hall, Repub-
Rcan EIector for this district, is to
speak here next Saturday. Turn out
and give him hearing.
Phil. Donnell has broke ont in a
new place" He is now behind Sen
tiers counter, smiling and ready to
wet on his many friends.
Our Nashville papers reach MS very
irregulariy of late. Sometimes they
are nearly a week old when we re-
ceive them. Who's to blame;
Mr. Hugh H. Wetmore, of the Rap,
ides Gazette, Alexandria, La, called
on ~s last Friday. He WAS on his
way home from che Centennial.
Taylor Il Lusk have dissolved part.
nership. Mr. Taylor succeeds the old
firm in the business. Daveha. many
friends. and no doubt will be success
full. =
/ The National Live Stock Journal
for October-the best of its class-has
reached US. Our stock men ought 30
to read it. Chicago Stock Journal
Company publishers.
Mr. S F Rankin, one of .osr best
citizens, safe and reliable man, Is
announced for Mayc+ in this paper,
Mr. Rankin is well known as a lawyer
here, ere is competent to make a
good Mayor.
Tonight the Milan Debating Secie
ty will debate the following qsestion
Resolved, That prondscwous emf
grafton to the United States should
be prohibited" All who desire to at
tend are invited.
1t is said that Colonel Reubeh Har
Ian came to town before day yes
terday morning, to see the circus. II
is not so. He came to see If We need
ed that wood which We have been per
sistently advertising for.
We are in receipt Of compliKen
tary ticket to the West Tennessee
Pair, which commences in jackson
on the oath inst, and continues five
DAYS. Great preparations have beer
made for a successful exhibition.
By reference to our announcement
column, it will be seen that Mr. j L
Lusk, is candidate for Oty Marshal
at the December election. He is al
old citizen, is well known, and would
make an efficient officer, no doues.
DrJ. j. Ross has Just returned from
an extended tour through the Nortt
and East, weiere he has purchasedEL'
latest Improved Machinery, Furniture
and Instruments for performing thu
SSs+iess operations in -DesSstry. SCI
! Il l. = -.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
A Cross MARX

On the margin of your paper indi-
Gates that your time is out, or will ex-
pire with tse next paper. Remewber
our rule-CAsH ALWAYS IN ADeASsCs-
If not renewed, We take it for granted
YOU do not want the paper any longer,
and your name will be dropped from
our list. We intend to publish the
BEST paper IN West Tennessee, and
the nsere subscribers we get, the bot
ssr We can make the paper. Let eve
~ one renew and bring another with
Ssw.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
The IIippodrOme.

Some two or three thousand people
witnessed the street parade of Coles
Hippodrome yesterday. 1t was very
fine, but would have made better
efece if the music had been improved
somewhat. A large crowd visited the
show, and were well pleased.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
Speakissr Mt Mckenzie.

Col. Jno. G. Burch, of the Mash :
willie Americas, and Maj. VIM j.
Sykes will address the people at Nc.
kenzie on the political issues of the
day, on Tuesday, Oct. 10th. Il is
hoped large crowd via be oct to
hear them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
A NV Market.

Gus A. Williams \ Co. have op-
ened in elegant and neat style a new
Meat Market on Main street, three
doors below Bryant, Harrison d Co.,
and propese TO keep continually a
choice lot Of fresh meats. CAL and
see them. sep7 -4~N
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
Church supper.

The ladies of the Baptist Church in
this city are making extensive prepa~
rations for Concert and Supper at
that church to morrow night, for the
benefit of the pastor, Rev. j. P.Weav>
err. A number of fine pieces of.mu-
sic have been rehearsed, and those
who know say the supper will be most
elegant affair. Admittance 80 cents.
Small children half price. Turn out,
everybody, and help the good cause.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05
N'KEN2IE,

Our citizens were addressed last
Friday by AIessrs Hawkins and Brooks,
candidates for the State Senate.
Hawkins says he will make good
democrat out of Brooks before the
canvass closes. This is quite prob
able. Although Mr. Hawkins has
ali the advantage in point of talent,
address ard position, yet he treats his
opponent with rs mach courtesy as if
he were the nohlcst and ablest cham
pion of Radicalism in the land. n
more agreeable discussion was never
vitnessed-Brooks always agreeing to
Ha~ kins' convincing arguments
A grand democratic rally was hold
en- at the CITY Hall last Saturday ev-
euing, at which TiEden and Hen
bricks Club WIS organized with about
forty members. DIR. j. B. Jones was
chosen President. Eloquent and en-
thusiastic speeches were made by Gel.
Baker and Capt. j. P. Wilson; also
Nv Messrs Polk and Foster, eOlOred,
of Nashville. The people here, beth
white ard cOaored, are s6hd for De
mocracy and Reform. Hurrah for
this democratic gibraltar of the politi-
cal vineyard
w. S. Stephens, Esq, our nominee
fer Representative, has Withdrawn
from his candidacy. a convention at
Huntingdon next Saturday will nOmi'
nate a candidate to fill the vacancy on
the Democratic ticket THUS occasioned.
Fall fights have begun at Mc>
Kenzie in earnest. Several knock"
downs occurred Sunday and Monday
last, in which "brsss knuckles" were
used. Pistols and "beE4e knives" are
said to have been promiseuOusly and
menac;ngly handled in the various
melees. No arTescs by the corporate
aathorities as yet, Comment is un'
necessary.
Jsd9e L. L. Pswkins is the Re
( publican nominee for Representative
/ in this county. IF the Huntington
convention ~fil nominate a man abb
to meet I'm on the stump we vii
carry the county; otherwise viotor,
is NRcertaip, NEE,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

The Milan Hotel continues to be
the great popular house with the ira
yelling public, where the smiling host,
Mr. Duffy, is ever ready to do all in
his power for the comfort and pleasure
of his guests.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-05

w. T. Younger, Matchmaker and
.Jeweler, has moved to Wilkinson
old stand, in the house with Brown d
Dickson. He has just received a fine
lot of metallic cartridges, gun wads,
etc. He will be glnd to see his friends
at his new stand.