The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-07-11
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Order your tickets.
Candidates viii be nuIterotis here
to,day:
1t has rained neatly every day for
the past two or three Weeks.
Mr. A: j. Little, of Bradford, has
cur thanks for a fine club of sub
scribers.
4 barbecue w,ll-be given at Trete-
want to-inorrow, when q good time is
expected.
Candidates can get all kinds of
printing done at the EXCHANGE office
at short notice.
attention il called TO "Great Re-
! duction," under head Of Local Notices.
Bargains can be had.
Mrs Duffy offers extra inducements
in our IDEAL columns, She is selling
a number Of articles at cost.
The people of Dyer county present
you as candidate f0f Attorney Gem
eral Major r; A. w. James. Vote
for him: AdU:
The Bankrupt Store isdOfng irush-
ing business, because it sells goods
cheap and treats people well. See
new locals.
Hon. H. q. Money, of Mississippi,
has our thanks for a copy Of hisspeech
on the Texas and Pacific Railway, de-
livered in Congress June g, 1878.
DIR Jas. NJ. Pratt; we learn; has
concluded to locate near Juno, in
Henderson county. We wish him
pleasant aud profitable life in that sec
ton.
A fres school will be opened at the
College here about the efrstot Septem-
ber, and 1t will probably be carried on
ten months. Competent teachers have
been secured.
"The Royal Path of tfe," a new
book advertised in our locals, is an
excellent work and is handsomely IL
lustrated. Mr. j. d. Todd, the agent,
is now in town; and will call on our
citizens.
MrJ. Z. Mcclellan is selling yves
tern Wilds and the Men Who Redeem
Them" He is ageht f5r this eouhty,
and will make cantass Of the town
right away. A notice Of the book
was published last week.
We learn that the regiment to
which Lieut.. w. A. MlllerIs Is attached
has been ordered 10 Oregon; to hght
the Indians. His excellent wife is
expected here every day, on a short
visit to DIR Boyd; her father.
DIR Jordan has Bought the Baird
stock Of drugs, and will continue the
business at the old stand. Bob. Nc
Claran, one of the best prescription
lists in the ccuntyj has been engaged
and can now be fonnd there.
The Emporium sells more goods
than any house in town that does not
advertise. We heard a prominent
business man in a city say the other
day that he read the Emporium col
umn with interest every week. See
their new locah.
Mr. g. B. Hicks, Of Trehtoni we'll
known prominent citizen, is announc-
ed in this issue as a candidate for State
Senator. He win be In town to-day,
and will probably address the people,
giving his views on POLITICAL matters.
He is d good citizen.
a Western poFitscfanfgavo this ad.
vice to his son-in law, who was nomi-
mated for Office: ''fean little toward
everything, and commit yourself to
nothing. BerOund; be perfectly round,
Ike bottle, and just dark enotgh so
that nobody can see what's in ye."
We neglected last week TO caii at
tention TO the card of Senator Hawk
ins, in which he declines to be a candi-
date for reelection. Hefhade a most
excellent representative, and reflected
honor On his constituents. Many Of
his friends VII regret his determine
ton not to run sgain.
A correspondent Of the Soathern
Industries says the Wild goose plum
originated eight miles forth Of NASH
vile, from seed taken from the'eraw
of a villa goose; hsnce the name. Mr.
Ebenezer McCanceshot thegcOse, and
planted The seed In his garden, up
wards Of sixty years ago. Az so,n as
the tree came into bearing. -he good
qualities q fhefruit were discovered,
surprising everything known or ever
heard Of beforein the way Of plum