The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-10-10
SMALL CHANGE.

Still they return.
Business is looking up.
No fever of any kind in Milan.
j. w. Coulter is burning his brick
kiln.
One ofUur refugee aldermen has re-
turned,
Farmers are sowing wheat and
grasses.
John Sedberry has returned. Aren't
you gladS
AIr Billy Bigham got back from the
east yesterday.
The physicians say our town Is ex-
ceedingly healthy,
Our merchants arc receiving their
fall stock of goods.
Every one asks "when dc YOU think
we will have FROSTY"
Mr. Wm Rhodes, We are glad TO
know, is recovering.
The weather has been most delights
fal for gathering crops,
Don't fail to keep your premises
thoroughly disinfected.
Mr. VIM Ragsdale is now the happy
father of a ten pound boy,
Mr. w. p. Hobbs has returned
from the hills of Henderson.
They are erecting the flag staff at
the Miller Hotel this week.
Can't those goods boxes on Railroad
avenue be put some where else?
Mr. S, NJ. Pearce has been appoint
cd post master of Milan, in the place
of DIR Boyd deceased.
The ladies complain ofthe noise, and
loud laughing on thestreet,. A hint to
to the wise Is sufficient.
Louis Taliaferro and H, c. Bur-
nett, candidates for the Legislature
will speak here next Saturday.
Mr. John G.. Lonsdale, sr., died last
Wednesday in Memphis. He was one
of the Oldest citizens of Memphis.
Some of cur citizens lost their chicF.
en- by the recent scare, They left in
the day, and their chickens at night.
Bro. Davie, what is the matters we
see Grape hanging on your door, and
the word dead" What kind of dead?
Wagons have been here this week
for goods for Henderson Station mer~
chants. Can jackson tell what this
means
The report wassciculated here hast
week that there was fever in Gadsden.
We are glad to learn that the report
was untrue
We received the first copy of the
Dresden Woman last week, edited by !
ID. L. Rivers. 1t isa ncwsy sheet and |
we wish Mr. Rivers well.
Mr. Jack Dickinson has bought out |
w g Jacobs stock Of groceries, He |
now proposes to Gil the house with |
groceries, ahd sell them cheap.
The Mayer Of Humboldt telegraphed
to Gov. Porter for a cannon one day |
last week What's the H4stter, are
you goieg to shoot some one?
Mr. Steea ageAt at Paris, died there
ast night at IL O'Clock of fever. This
aakcs three agents who have died there
recently, Two from yellow fever,
Mr. George Saith, formerly of the
irm Of r. J. Robertson. has accepted
/ position with Brown It Dickson
where his ssaRy friends can find him.
Mr. WI. Hine kSs returned from
visit 10 his former home in Middle Ten
lessee, tc resume has duties as Express
geAt, Glad tc see you back Mr. Hine.
A passenger train on the Louisville
L Nashville railroad ran through an
'pen switch, at SakSth Grove KY, on
he SetA ult, Srecking the engine and
,ostai car,
Miss Isizzie Bryant has returned a.
er an absence of three weeks. Ghe
Oups men have missed her very
asoh. aad they are glad she has re-
uyned hoeae.
Mr. w. l.. Holsrer hss retarned
tcm the springs and caa be Eosrd be-
lind the cssnterst r J. Rcbaesons,
where he Will at all tlsees be ready to
taiS on Ais customers.
Capt c. A. Pac&ee Tke eFGcieaS and
,oeJe@ar roNte agent IT the OonSral,
lough still feeling the vEecss of his
ate ilhess left 6ere yesterday for his
or1aser headquarters at Grenads.
MrJ. &. Po'ter, the petite and ac>
oEhnedatisg ssent of tire Southern
Express Company, sE 6his pssoe, Seft
"A last Tuesday for Humbekt 10 serve
here Ia the same capacity %eSng the
lness Of Mr. McFadsea. i
Mr. J. ". Moore, says he caa be