The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-08-03

Let every Democrat attend.
On account of the illness of the
pastors wife, no service was held at
the Baptist church Sunday.
Vote for a man who is man enough
to control his Office, and one who will
not let his deputy rule him.
Judge Williamson was called on for
speech Saturday, and made short
talk in favor of public schools.
Can any man in Milan or the 18th
district vote for Arnold after he has
treated our people with so much con-
tempt?
Arnold ran as temperance candi-
date two years ago. Look out for
his strikers with their bottles hid out
to-day.
All the legislative candidates will
probably be here on the 18th. All
the people in this part of the country
will be in town.
On Saturday night, at the college,
the sub, ct of woman's suffrage will
be discussed. The public is invited
especially the ladies.
One of the speakers the other day
said if he was sheriff he would he
man enough to run the Office. He
would not be deputy to his deputy.
Deputy Arnold defended himself
the best he could Friday, but it WAS
very plain that Il great majority of
the people were opposed to him, and
will leave him Oft their ticket to day.
We understand one of our Milan
bellies took long napin a large COM
pany the other evening. This speaks
bad for the young gentlemen present.
Boys, do your duty, and this will &C.
cur no more.
Judge J. l.. Williamson and W
NJ. Mccall, Eaq., have entered Into a
copartnership for the practiee of law
in all the courts held in this state.
This is a strong team, and will be hard
to beat by any bar in the state.
We this week make the fret ans
nouncement for the December cleo
ton. Mr.. c. p. ifaun announces
himself n candidate for City Marshal.
He Is well known, and We have no
doubt that he would make a good
officer.
Major Estes, of Carroll, candidate
for FlOater, made speech to our cit>
liens hast Saturday evening. We only
heard him few minutes, and cannot
therefore report his positions. We
understand he is conservative on the
great questions.
Mr.. w. NJ Shepherd. who has for
some time past been afflicted with ma
mia, caused by recent troubles, was
taken to the State Hospital for the |
Insane last Monday. Under the |
careful treatment of DIR. Calender,
no doubt he will soon recover.
An interesting revival of religion
closed at Friendship, three miles south
cast of town, last Friday night. 1t |
was conducted by Revs. Dunlap and
Jones for about one week, and much !
interest was manifested in the neigh !
borhOod. There we're five accessi,ms |
to the church.
We are credibly informed that
there are some of our lady friends in
Milan, that have forgotten the day of |
the month that their babies were born.
We will take pleasure in furnishing
them the dates from our file, and !
would suggest that they call at the
EXCHANGE Office, get the facts, and
make q record of those important
events.
Voters, do you know that the clerk
of the Supreme Court for West Ten
neSsee says that he has more trouble
with Arnolfs papers which go into
his hands than with all the other sher.
ifs in West Tennessee put together
He says that Arnold is wholly incom-
petent and unfit to hold the Office.
Don't let US disgrace Gibson county
by re-electing him to office.
For the election to-day our columns
present the following names, either of
zhom we believe would satisfactorily
I'll the Office to which they aspire:
Fer sherif-Hal1, Mcknight and
Dunaway. For Trustee-Leng and
Mcdaniel. For Magistrates, three