The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-08-24
ANAL. CHANGE

Hot weather for lively magistrates
race!
/ A fine shower suddenly visited US
last Sunday.
Hurrah for the Street Committee!
Our plank walk has been finished.
The EXCHANGE from now till
Christmas for sixty.fve cents cash.
Take it.
Judge Geo X Foote, formerly of
Milan, has been appointed one Of Pc
ter Cooper's electors at large for this
State.
Nearley every body lett town and
went 10 the Shiloh camp meeting Sum
dav. 4 tremendous crowd was in at
tendance.
Esq. Arch Jordan is announce1this
week for Magistrate. As we have fire.
quentiy sad, he is one of the bet in
the county.
We receiveda miniature American"
Wednesday, advertising that great
Tennessee paper. 1t is one of the best
in the South.
Capt. $. H. Hale is announced for
Magistrate in this issue. He was one
of the lucky ones at the late election.
No doubt he will made good officer
if elected.
W. b. Guion, Esq, is q candidate
for district magistrate at the election
next Thursday. lie has had expert
ence, and is fully competent. See his
announcement.
The Gibson Country Mirror has
reached us and is a good-looking, able
paper. No doubt Mr.. Mirrors Glass
Ono, Mr. GLASS; Mirror will be true
reflex of Gibson county affairs.
Alex. Boulstone, the energetic and
popular commercial tourist of Silk,
krouse * Co., Cincinnati, called on
us Monday. He agrees with us, that
there is fine prospect for big trade
this fall and winter.
Col. 6. W Day, of Humboldt, Is in
TOW n mixing with the voters. He is
making thorough convass for Rep
resentativc, and at the primary cleo
ton will, ifnot nominated, scare up the
successful man pretty badly.
In our announcement column will
be found the name of Capt +. H.
Williams, who is candidate for city
magistrate ut the election next Thurs
day. He was one of the lucky candi-
dates at the recent election, and will
be hard to beat.
Our young friends, Vernon i.
Ware and Sam. b. Williamson, have
their law card in this issue. They
are both young men of fine talent and
have year or two's experience i'll
their profession. business entrusted
to them will receive prompt and care
full attention.
The next play given by the Thes- !
plans will be on Tuesday evening,
September 9th. The Breach of
Promise" a splendid comedy, is in
preparation, and will no doubt give
satisfaction. Only twenty-five cents
admission will he charged, the proceeds
TO go toward finishing payment on the
scNery. A large crowd will turn out.
In response to many inquiries, the
publishers of Scribncr announce that
the village described by III. H." as
"Hide-and-Seek Town" in the MIDI
summer Holiday august number,
Is the little town of Princeton, Mass,
situated under the shadow of the Wa.
chusett Mountain and noted through
out the Bay State for the attractive
features which were described and
illustrated in III. HIS" sketch.
The re>appcarance in magazine lit
erature CATER several years ABSENCE
of Mr.. Donald G.. Mitchell elk
Marvel will be Of interest to the low
ers of dream Life" and "The Reyer-
les of Bachelor" His three papers
on the Centennial Exhibition under
the title of "Iu and about the Fair"
are to be printed in Seribner's Month
ly for September, October and No
vcmber. They derive additional value
from the fact that the author Is one of
the Judges of the Exhibition. The
editors hint ssf other good things IN
these number.