The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-07-13

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BROOKLYN mar actually addresse oue
4 the figures, bit "a not discover ~ I
mistaken i'm keep tie fact t-pr
eirz'IiSticod. ~ CsTn FFYFTf :
NoE1n- cS3oifxA b5=sts IRE ol5est,
.nhaul dAts Mr. CTgss. Tof ifp''''iii
{. uriy. = l21 wears obi : ,svhn Bsrnes. /
81 Caldwell County. is 20 Yeas Old:
years. odd. aIht yalss.every Snpcfy fur
mills IN church; Cherokee 9P't;w d'ed
lately aged .l35 years, aud t.tce u an
Indian OF the tribe living Sgd iSj w
DR.. GroRGE Cook, If RrghI'r Hall
private insenessylJm at Cau1i' aigua,
y. Y, visited one Of the pat.eatS. al
old man named Buson. A. ie entered
tie room 3 CsUn spyang at LIN VIII an
cyen pei az ard in lcled two wount>
"a he f. e and recA, from which the
Doctor s,,on died After his death Bru-
son asked an attendant, "Havr | done
~ yf,rk - lies, yea have Killed the
Doctcr.n was the answer. Br1son re-
piled, Pm glad of it.
TasT4E -Waii Goztits demdG,f es he.
b,ue- CiOod theory oifsciuaIly by stating
that there is not in be English peerase
to-day liueal male descendant Of one
81 the many earls aht J-rops crelred
BY the CUnquerer o. the Norman Kings
OF Ergland. There is 10 male descend
4, "a
and only one-''rotteSiey-w ho cslt
claim male descent from q fourLer
knight OF the garter.
THE annual report Of the Regi lTar of
Births, Deaths, and Marriages devote
al Interesting chapter 10 the co,uDal =
tive duration OF The lives of persons en-
gagged IN varicJs occupations. 4 Ugh
rate o. morality is shown in The fyIJw-
ing professions and trades DUtrholS.
rublicans, lJwyers, physicians, chem
i,ts. comn.TSil ele.+.s, railway (rl-
ployess, Feicl f,ary surge rs, dl%re,s,
BARRIERS, hat.ers, tailors, and lO)accU-
uists.
AwoNAN I'm Suffolk. E1elard, l:tele
made an extraordinary atto,opt Ia kiii
herself First sne weAt into che back
yard, placed hai: 3 pcpnd al gun powder
around her aud set tire " it.. A. MS
did her no harm, she got pruni car
i-t,r. put it in buck t,-tud holdir 2
her had over II, set ire ~ tic pow dor
"A Clubhouse was blown to pieces. bus
she was only bur led -rJo,It fh,a IL Ac
Then she stabbed Ee-selt With q SHOE.
aldkeI - r..:Io, bit not IA tl'l-, I'd then
me Lyig!.hJIs came anC OoOx Ia ze IF
ho.. &c. Il
) s. ANGER uesiroUs 90 lrcatj5g IN
Nsu A-.'Cr. - ehCvay Ored Uo purchase :.
-,.si&eHc. fr,lsl Qua of o1r leading ci;i
Zoas, Iu, rho ght tiie price toe high
To, high! }e,,eL he CUner. "toO
H.gh, v ith Gir,e saloons Al regal II in
tti clls Od.tirs road 10 church,, a l,earh
1-char1 with fence cay To ge, aver
clOse a. hdlid, aud there hasn't teen =
20 iccmIn seen in the neighbrrbuod 40r
the lat five earsi Why, sra ger, it
Goesu't lock TO me Ike you was tyr :
20 become one Of us. n-S,':l AhJo1'so
(EJ.) HtfH'.
YFLY have a graceful custcn Il The
ancient city church % s. hIt .r.re
Cree, England. On the 9TH o. each
June the pastor breaches TIE " FIov-.r
S,rmor" to children. Every -Ituh,l
Of the congregation carries "a n ,segaY.
cad in the 1ulnjr Is placed a niagn,ii-
cent houq'ef. TEica the preacher to- -
falls to smcl. LcFort beginning his Is
course. I've; {, -thr.e ears &C ti'-
custom was iH.Jla Ell. and p II le ri
presented tae couqre' The il t,e 9 l.
is now a grown riIan with ,nrid,.r-
Int she has Al vaye ,I'Ir1eG he plivlege
q adJr.ing The pulpit.
Rev. Iouy O'GEILLY writes u lis
mother IN he,and an accuan- "f me
F,nian escape from Western Australia.
AmOE5 the eight FenianS, ono vac ..olrd
as constable managed b. delivering
Ir2teAlld orders TO get me arEg to-
cether. Outside OF FreCm9 Ie, two
lucn were in readiness With TO sns. and
tie prisoners made nif n tie d tction
q TIE sLOre, " here they were seen 90
enter a boat. Tue S0vPGMagTt chGr.
tered the only steamer o. he station,
PIT on hoard u guard, aud IA ade chase.
Int darkncss closed upon he favored
Gigot, and the Len got clcat Pyay II
sea. ...-.
COy*yLRTEIT 8 bills are becoming
al, miDgly common. The paGlic ar.
cluioLec against the following. S.
bills an the F,rst National Bank az Chi.
cago s. bills on tie FRS. National
Bank OF ,axton, Ill; - l. lis 0n thu
tusl National Bank OF Canton, III. 50
aills uG Ihe First Nati,nsl ialr al PEG
ia, H.; s. bills ou the First National
Rank Of Aurora, III; s. hiils on the
First National Bank Of Galena, III; 81
hi Is on the Hampton National Lark ut
Nesticld, Mass: 81 bills on the Ne
chanics National Baph If New Bedford,
Mass; So Hill, tie Traders NaliJn-
al B INK of Chicago. lll.;S5 ills on The
First National Bank of Louisville, l.y
$40 bills on he National State BsLk %
Terre Hau'e, lad; $40 bills Oh th~
Farmers and Manufacturers Bank O.
FCughkeepsie, y. y; $50 bills o tie
National Bank of Utica, Ny.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Grautzer. nf Center
Vile. tow-a, were walking near ttqt e Y
one day last week, Wien they were .c-
costed 10y villainods look z rasce.!,
who presented > revolver rt Nj. Grout-
ger and ordered him 70 Iii II. 6.
being of an accom- Jdatiq-- disposition.
gat with the gle 'fest lacIltv. aid the
Mrs. Gr,u'zer, LGd.ng hl~-Glf dos' rte :.
went for The rlan with ire -, Diver;
io.k his artillery away froG' him. ii.
O9the end OF ms nose. suck her ihuml
iuto his ey e and crooked it, ard filIllv.
tanning Ler haGls in his tair. warp,d
him around s@p,irg uu'h he iC ed
aud smart-d for twelT reer "a ~, ~ j.
rJcli9n. he would lol CT have got a ~
in the world but ne aom"r. ut i.lg a
','li~ -TcitCd Snu ware. NJ D. Ter
worr, ct 90 10 sldt ou .el rqud aud
TT a ire>ll Lold. u is getting sojAa.
4 i>n', s.Fe TO- : amp 20 tacsle az
IOWA laar v her he mans wife i along.
Tnr leest Partisan sN-iadle is clever.
A well G~eSse,i woman called on q.
acorir. III mcu'a, physician arc i'm
io.ed his sid j. curing her SIR, 20
vas laba.irg under the drlu-jOl that
soce ore owed him 5000 rarcs 10y
ailm1!.ls Lich III had So,d. bring
nm bare in an hour, and viii see Rim