The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-10-18
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
Fine westher this week.
Go to Clark's Hall tonight.
Cotton picking going on fast.
The tramp" nuisance is abating.
See local notice of d. b. Bryant &
Go.
Don't forget the Stewart land sale,
Saturday aweek.
From the 10th of May t6 the 10th
of October, Robertson shipped from
here 37,G43 chickens.
Mrs Robert Burns, sent us lot of
delicious apples last Saturday, for
which we are duly thankful.
The editor and family are off for
Nashville this week. Come in and
settle while :" we" are in charge.
A Russian verst is about three>
quarters of a mile. A kilometer
(French) is about FIVE eights of a
mile.
Our old friend, Rev Acton Young,
is keeping a splendid hotel in Mem
phis. 1. is fitted up in elegant style.
See his card.
Miss Bette Mclean has again
taken a place with Mrs Duffy, in the
trimming department. Her friends
will be glad to see her.
Gleason's monthly companion is at
hand again. 1t is an excellent maga-
zine and well worth the subscription
price, which is s1.20 year.
a good deal of cotton is being sold
and shipped at this place. The
weather is the f1est seen for years,
and the farmersza-e taking advantage
of it.
Willie Turner, at the Post Office,
will sell Groceries as cheap as any
body. He is polite, and will give sat
isfaction. Give him a trial. See his
local notices.
The old reliable Worsham is the
popular resort for our people when
they visit Memphis. We are always
made to feel at home when in the
house. Go there for good treatment,
by all means.
DR. Anderson, who has been here
some months, and has made consid>
cradle reputation in the cure of piles,
ulcers, ETC., left for his home last
week. He is pleasant gentleman
and skillful physician.
Any OF our readers who wish to
buy musical instruments or sheet mu-
sic of any kind should go to Hollen>
berg's Great Southern Music House,
Memphis. You can find anything
yau want there, and at the very low
est prices.
Mr. J. r. Phipps, of Bradford and
Miss Willie Harvey were married at
Frost on the 10th inst, by Rev j. P.
Weaver, Of sthis city. The joyful
couple have our hearty congratula-
ton and earnest wishes for their well
are and happiness.
Prot Ryan, assisted by hisson Rolla,
gave one of their excellent entertain>
ments at Clark's Hall last night to a
delighted audience. We understand
that they will give another of their
laughable :and instructive entertain
ments to night.
Mr. w. j. Hine, Southern Express
Agent at this place left on a short
furlough last Thursday morning.
He has had hard summers work,
and deserves rest. Mr. Minor, the
route agent, will fill his place, and of
course will fill it well.
Last Saturday a citizen caught
some tramps burning his rails and
committing other depredations and
marched them into town and turned
them over to the Constable, J. f.
Jones. They were tried as vagrants
by S. III. Hale, j. P, and sent to Jail
at Trenton.
Under the proper head wi II b
found the announcement of Mr. Jno.
Lusk for City Marshal. He is an old
and well known citizen, and has many
warm friends. He wantsit distinctly
understood that he is not in politics,
but is willing to serve the whole peo-
pie for their general good.
Harrison, Donnell Il Co., have un-
doubtedly one of the largest stocks of
dry goods, boots and shoes, hardware,
queensware, &C., in West Tennesse.
They say they have enough jeans to
clothe all Gibson county, and taylor
TO cut and fit free of charge, to all
who buy of them. See their new lo~
Gals.