The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-09-05
SMALL CHANGE.

The camp-meeting at Wrights
Chapel begin* this week: i
Bacon, hour, meal, butter and wood
taken for the EXCHANGE.
Ms MiicEeIl, of Memphis, Is visits
ing DIR Stones family near town.
The Boarl eff Health fecomh'eiids
the burning Of su!phar as d disinfect-
ant. Try it.
Milan College opened last Monday,
and has about one huhdted and forty
pupils enrolled.
The Newbern EhStiirer is new
paper just started By w: H. Capell &
Co. We Wish it well.
Cotton picking has begun in earnest
IN this section: The crop is thought
to be a FIJI average.
TIE ftst few bale of cotton was re-
Seitea at GibsGh on Wednesday IF
has Week: 1t was raised by Hugh
T6He,
II. j. Robertson has some locals liz
this issHe. Read them in anotiIeE
coluifin; and go buy cheap and good
EB5ds ffum him.
little Charley, son of b. D. ans
Stj1iie Mills, died last Tuesday NTH
tiietiingitis. The mourning faniify
hafe our sympathy.
We received communicatfoiis honh
Bradford and McMemcres1ifEe too
late for the paper this weeh. Wffte
a day earlier, gentlemen
Miss Cora Moore spens = Snort va
cation here last Sattf!ay and Sun
day morning, and retrrhcd to Gads-
den, where she is teachin5 school.
The Nashville Ci.rktian Advocate
is one of the largest best and cheap
est papers that fEaches our table.
Every Methodist shSrtd read it. On
ly 50 year.
Miss Fannie HalF, Of Memphis, is
visiting Miss LiHiG Bryant and her
many friends. We wefcofse her to
our little city; aRa We wish her a
pleasant stay am6nig us.
Miss Ella St5ii6 was in town last
Saturday; ahi she cn1he around to
the office to see Is AID get the FaX-
CHANGE. Voting ladies', when you
get ready; cotiie to see us.
A policeman ME VISIT Fit firelHises
of every citizen bt the town and re-
port all fdllHFes t6 6dfuply with the
sanitary laws: PgrfS8 failing to
properly disiHftct VIII be promptly
punished:
Jordan Has 1ust received a fine
stock of ne& hats, which he will sell
very low iidg6t. sHh general stock
of merchandise is tfHll and fresh. The
boys say they will sell extra cheap
bargains now.
Fine revivals have been held re-
Gently at Gibson, Y6rttille and Ken>
ton, resulting in maiiy conversions.
Several hundred people have been ad-
ded to the church III t&ls county du>
ring the past three niBnths.
Esquire Ben Hurt performed his
first marriage ceremoHy last Sunday
morning at his residence; Mr. Edward
Kihcey and Miss Mary Notion were
the happy couple. They have our
good wishes; The 'Squiress recovering
from his fright.
George Smith; i Eolcted barber,
broke open Green Dawson trunk last
Friday night ind stole his clothing.
Green followed hiih to Humboldt
Saturday aHd had him arrested.
George now languishes in the county
jail at Trenton, Awaiting the meeting
of the Circuit Court
Mr. George s. Cunningham recent
ly bought the fine bfooded Durham
bull, Orion, from Br Foheyi at Nash
Nllle. He Is beautiful ahimal, five
years old, and 'as fine as Six" Mr..
Z. deserves great credit for bringing
fine stock to this county; and ~e hope
he will meet With tie encouragement
he deserves:
BY reference to their card In anoth,
er column, it Nill be seen that Judge
Black, of Trehten; ana w. NJ. Nc,
Cali, Esq, of MilaHI hate formed a
co-partnership for the practice of law.
THIS win make very stroHg firm
I one Ot the best IN the circuit. Judge
Black IS well Known over the state for
his legal ability and great popularity
with TIE people. Mr. Mccall is one
of the best and most Successful law
yers in the Circuit. Of course they
are bound to d. a large practice.
Mr. r. NJ. Parhain; in the Office of
the Central road here, ard Miss Liz,
sie NJ: Coleman, created quite SEN
saton last Monday morning at the
depot. Miss Lizzie had made prepa-
ratioMS ostensibly to 60 off to school
at Paducah, and her relatives and
friends were at the depot at four
o'clock in the morning to see her off.
While waiting for tie tram, some one
asked her to take walk 6h The plat.