The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-08-29
SMALL CHANGE,

SMALL CHANGE.
The Emporium has new column
again this week. Ht
Bacon, Eour, meal, butter and woUC
taken for the EXCHANGE.
Jacobs is selling out at cost, See
his local and secdre bargains.
Our friend Bob Edwards Is the hap
py father of a fine new girl baby.
Selberfy q Ray have some loc;ls il
this issue. Read them in another
co lumn.
A great many people and a great
manly waterliielons were in tcwn iasl
Saturday.
Mr. II. L. Dickinson rejoices in ths
possession of fine young daughter al
his house.
E A. Duffy has lot of hew local.,
this week. Read them and secure
the great bargains offered,
| Jim Hutcherson Is a. happy as a
lark since he can now be called papa
by bouncing fine daughter.
Liberty Lodge Knights of Honor
of this city, sent s25 to their suffering
bTethreia at Memphis this week.
The nights are quite cool now. II
Careful Or you viii have a case Of
cliiHs and fever before YOU know it,
| TheCongressfohai Convention cfthe
eight district viii be heldin Mckenzie
on Thursday following the Frs Mons
day in September.
Don't stop the good work of disin'
fecting and keeping the town cleln.
1t will be best, even IF VIC never hear
of yellow fever again.
A concert will be given at Clark :
Hall on Friday night of next week
For the benefit of the yellow fever suf-
ferers. We hope everybody will at
tend.
NJ ], B. Davie, 4 well-knoWh citi-
zen, Is announced this week az candl-
date fof Mayor. II elected, %e believe
he will make an energetic, thorough
going officer.
The revival at the school house one
mile rorth of town, Is stiilin'progress.
There have been twenty-seven conVer-
sions and twenty4odr aceesaons to
the Methodist church here.
\ very Gne revival of religion has
recently closed at Chapel Hill, under
the Management Of Rev. j. II. Holt.
The Christians of tl,e neighborhood
took a great interest. There were thir-
ty-five additions TO the church.
The revival at ts.a Baptist church
closed last Wednesday night with
ninety-fve conversions and eightr-one
accessions to the cEtircil. 4 wonder
ful wcik has been done here, and We
hope great good will result. NIr
Montgomery Is = most successful
evangelist,
We have received a copy Of the
Macon. Mo-, Examiner, containing an
address on Masonry, delivered by John
Shepherd, before Callao Lodge No,
SO, A. F.% A. NJ. August 1Fth. Nr
Shepherd was brought up here, and
his friends are proud of him. His ad-
dress was a very able one.
Our railroad and express companies
deserve the thanks of everybody for
their hberality in sending money and
supplies to the fever sufferers tree of
charge. Don't tell Us, after this,
that corporaticns have no souls. If it,
were rot for ttfefr prompt and liberal
help The plague woHld be nsucb |
worse.
gNe kealsh of Milan continues re-
mafksbly good-better tAan usua at
this seaScn. There has been no yellow
fever ifere, and very little Of any 9th J
er kind. Our eoentzy friends need |
not fear to cor4e to town with their 1
produce. Their is no danger. Don't !
listen to wild ruRors. The EXCHANGE |
will notify you if fever reaches here.
The Lordon Lancet says that chlo> 4
lfde of tead is tlte most efficient and
cheapest dissnfectant and deedorrer
that caa be uEeS. 4trsn be prepared
on 8 s.aan scale as follows: Dissolve !
3e grains nitrate Of lead in one Qaart |
of boiling water and 12e grains coH4>
mon salt in g gallons of water Nix !
the two sdlttions and when settled !
pour off the clear solut.on and keep
well corked injuss or demyohns for !
use. A cloth wet vita this and sHs>
peaded IN a sick reoRA or any room I
you desire to opurify, viii neatralize all !
offensive odors, can be used for de- /
stroyTng the e'noxicus -gasesin prvics, /
sewers, &C., which eften causes sick
ness. The sewers of London are now