The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-10-04
AROUND TOWN.
Mrs Robert BurYs has our than

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Mrs Robert Burs has our thanks
for fine lot of turnips.
The Dickinson property is again ad-
wertised for sale in this weeks paper.
1t is said several mere marriages
will transpire in this neighborhOOd
soon.
Marrying ana giving in mar
riage" seems to be the order & the
day here.
$. F. Rankin, administ1atar Of w.
NJ. Shepherds estane, has a nOisee in
another column.
Another norther" visited us last
night. Fires and overcoats areS
demand this morning.
Harrison, Donnell d. Co. hsSe a
lot of new locals Ia this week They
are interesting reading.
Thorne's Comedy Company @A be
here again about the 18th inst They
play in Dyersburg next week.
The fourth quarterly meeting for
this station will be held at the Netb-
Odist church on Saturday and SusAas
of next week.
Williams, Smith q Co. are receiy-
ing a large and splendid stock Of neg
goods. Advertisement next week.
Two busy TO get up one for this weeks
paper.
If some of the colonists who wish
to settle in Tennessee will come tkis
way they can secure three thousand
acres of Land in one body. Here's a
splendid chance.
Mrs Hallstrom has Just returned
from the east, where she has purchased
an elegant stock of the latest styles of
dress goods and millinery goods ia
BcneTal. zee lOc;lIs.
DIR Jordan asks the parties who
have the books" Mccall Andersou
0n Skin Diseases" and Anstie IL
Radcliff on Neuralgia to return
them Immediately. He needs them.
The October Demorest has reached
our table. 1t contains an elegant
steel IN nyraving of Shakespeare with
his family, besides the usual large
quantity of valuable fashion literature.
All citizens in favor of law and or
dor are requested to report to the
town authorities instead of feeding
tramps-therebv aiding Ia ridding
the community of a very great nui-
sancc.
The protracted meeting at the
Methodist church closed Tuesday
aight after sermon by Rev. w. Moore,
of Paris. Several joined the church
during the progress of the meeting,
and many pepitents were out every
might.
May Emma. an iuElnt daughter
of Prof Finney, died last Friday
morning, after protracted illness.
The afflicted father and mother have |
our sincere sympathy. Bat their loss
is the little ones gain. and this shoLh
be q comfort.
We understand that a number of |
gentlemen who started 10 DIR Jordan's |
marriage got lost Tuesday, and did
not reach the feast until the ceremony
was over with. Like die foolish vir-
gins, they did no: keep their clamps
trimmed asd burning" but loitered
by the wayside.
Parish d Richardson have opened
a cabinet shop and undertaking es-
tablishment on Front Rox, where
they are prepared to do any work in
Sheir line. They have fine lot of
coffins on hand, and will make Others
TO order at short aotice. See their
card in this paper.
\ big crowd was in town last Sat-
nrday, hut VIC don't think more than
half went into the "Oigmpiad."
Many who did, say they did not near
get the worth of their money. A
number OF brides and saddles, and
other light articles belonging to our
citizens, disappeared uystenously as
the show left.
The Huntsville, Ala, Advocate
charges that Stephen Fisk, the tourist
and lecturer, who was here 4 few
months since, is an impOstOr as re-
CARDS his visits to the Holy Land.
Many people here thought the same
way. The Chattanooga Times says
Fisk is demented. and promises to
quit lecturing.