The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-08-31
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Nots for magistrate to-day, and &c
sure TO select the best plan.
Electioo to-day. Vote for one city
and two district magistrates.
There is some talk of boring an ar
;esian well here. Let Us hate it.
A large excursion train passed. up
TO the Fulton barbecue last Thursday.
The ExcHANoE from now TILL
Christmas for sixty FIVE cents cash.
Take it.
The nights are pleasant now; but
the days are very warm. Good cot
ton weather.
There is no instance on record of a
well sustained system ofjudlclous adj
vertising failing OF success.
To be in the fashion, we put pic
lures of TiIden and Hendricks at the
head of our editorial column this
week.
Henry Senter, who has had long
siege of sickness, is again IN duty.
We hope he may have better health IN
| future.
Remember Tomorrow is the day for
the Congressional candidates to speak
here. We hope a large crowd will
turn out.
Esquire Mccall, returned yesterday
from Middle Tennessee. He reports
that crops there are as fine as he ever
saw them.
Be sure to save two bits and go to
the theatre next Tuesday night. The
best show yet. Everybody is going,
Half fare on both roads.
d. c. Senter, has moved his stock
of goods to the house in the Collins
block, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Duffy. 1t is handsome store.
Extra fine palace sleeping cars viii
be attached to the excursion train
next Thursday, and berths can he
secured at greatly reduced rates.
Mr.. Leigh, of the JoTaal, has becl
in Milan Il time or two since our last
issue. He delivered lecture before
New Hope Grange Thursday night.
Remember the next Tues
day. This is one of the best chance
to 90 north and east that you vii
have this year. Take advantage o
it.
Several of our merchants will TAX
advantage of the excursion mex
Thursday to 90 after new goods. A
. great crowd will leave different place
On the line.
A protracted meeting is being held 4
the Methodist church this week, Will
good prospects. The PASTORS assiste'
| by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of the Ken
lucky Conference.
Prof. Randle, of Mckenzie Nal
and Female College, was in town ye'
terdav. His is one of the best co
leees in this section, and he is one o
the pleasantest gentlemen.
l Keep cool during the election to
dav, and don't say or do anythln!
which YOU might regret afterwards
=. All the candidates are good citizen
and capable, honest gentlemen.
We are in receipt of an clegand
printed premium list of the Clarks
vile Fair, from the Review OfEict
:. The fair opens on the 9th Of Septen
= Der. and holds through the week.
= Don't forget that Milan Colleg
q opens next Monday. Prof Finney
one of the best teachers in the State
t has able assistance, and will make til
: school an honor to the town if he
: patronized a. he deserves.
=, I Our enterprising andpoPular saIool
Is lists, Sedberry Il Ray, will open
first-claSs bar under the court ROO
in Humboldt the first Of Sc"tcmbe
Parties who wish fine liquors can 4
;, WAYS find them at this bar.
- The rumor that Il minstrel trouI
has recently been organized by son
of our Young men is untrue. SteN
;! and the boys will have Moore mus
st AS PhHo L. know is full of it, and tht
will maSc him play. He emphatica
, " has music in his bones.
40 As there are Il great many Meth
dists-Northern and Southern
this section of country, We pubil
lie elsewhere the agreement of the trate
nal commissioners of the two churche
We congratulate all concerned, al
:. hone TO hear of no more strife amo
y. this branch of christians.
er The engine attached to the mort
E: bound passenger train on the l.. d
III road jumped the track here yesterd
=, afternoon as she was running ol
he \ misplaced switch caused t
I'd trouble. An engine from the Cent
It passenger train pulled her back, a
e e only few minutes was lost.
damage.
4 French writer says that st
reader of a newspaper docs not
he the first insertion of an ordinary ne
IN paper advertisement; the sec1nd ins
" ton he secs, but does mt; read the thI
H. insertion he reads; the fourth ins'
L LII, tbo tho az