The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-02-12


See sheriti's sale advertised in am
mother column.
The .now stayed with US little
over one week. - "
The roais are again almost impass>
able, o,Sf9rau effective road law!
Severed new advertisement Is Sillrs-
GIVE PROPER notice ia a our next issue.
Msztf! ts jewellers E...: are returning
from New Orlesps-,with,a very tired
appearance. w. ~ -. =
A book agent was iasshis office the
Othet day trying 10 sill "Granrs
tesrsr around the world"
Can't the pond Of water in Cora
street be drsihed? A-sew persons with
S~,Soqld be sufficient
lent begun yesterday; and fasting
j, now in order. +For,coqasryeditors
Lent continues the YEAR, round.
Mr. John RisOn. an Intelligent and
Setive young lawyer of Paris, Tenns,
ha, eur thants FOL. eourtesies extend.
cd. =
Ga account of the non-arrival, of
the speakers, the knights Of Honor
did not have their, public exercises
last Saturday night.
A thunder, wind and rain storm
Prevsiief here last evening. Many
fences were. blown down and the rail-
read tracks were flooded.
Tolu Rock and Rye, advertised in
this paper, is having a, big ran in
other places. 1t is said to be an ex-
celIe6f medicine. ,TVit.
SHAH L hereafter darn your stock.
ipg,." is said to be tho fashionable
language for young hdyto use when
masking leap year proposal.
A live, competent, sober steady ba-
kel could make a gpod hviusin Milan
if me would come here now. We
think there IS i1 no ;; di5utt Of this.
Judging by .cspt. CoSper's1 state
m.nt. at tie' rsiFasd, meeting in
Trenton last Monday ,s.tAere is yet
hope for the building Of the Tennessee
Central. So mote it be.
One Of the third warders informs
IL. that the rogue that steals his wood
had better not burn Il, there is pow
der in somefuf II; and the thief can't
tell whcrs without burning it. "
Our old friend, Mr.. Simeon Taylor,
while working in-a ield on the 15ih
of Jsnusry, found partridge nest
with thirteen eggs in it-something
very usual at this season of the year.
Business men. prepare for thsspring
business by having your bill ana
letter heads and envelopes printed
Now, while you haze time The Ex-
CHANCE is-ptetp~red- t6'do the work at
lew rates.
The Chrcmstic Art Magazine. pub
lished by John Henry, New York, is
oBe Of the kandstinest pieces of typo
graPhy and press s.y9rk. We hare seen
ia mslsy xyay: ,..Ifas;;A .tssAlN. land
we thsFE the publisher fog the JAM
AIRY number. - :.
What is getting the matter with |
Uncle Sans Mail boys? Our Mem
phis Appeal and numerous other ex-
changes reach us, very irregulsrly.
Some of our Texas subscribers also
complain that the ExCHASaE. does
net reach them regularly.
The Paris Hotel, at PsEis.. Tenn,
is the best stopping place in the town.
Mr. RisoHs the proprietor, is a genial
landlord, and makes bis guests feel at
hons. To readers Of the ExcuANGE
visiting the thrifty town of Paris. we
checrtdlly recommend the Paris Ho>
tel. ..y.-, 49,. - - = - -
Before one of our city--J. PEI, the
ether day, the defendant plead pay
ment TO an account. for fs drinks"
Someone, through spor,i iissasrined him
that if The account was 'fof' drink,
alone he would lose.hiscase. He ask.
ed to be sworn, snd said, al do most
solemnly swear that | have paid that
account, and tast-it wac for oystsrs
and - drinks" He won.
Blessed is the man whose wife CON-
pounds and bakss unexceptionabls
bread. Dyspepsia will not asssiT the
stomachs of his household. We re-
turn thanks to Mrs Lopez Cor loaf
Of superior rolls; the quality has been
tested by US. and we speak whereof
we know when We say the rolls was
the work of an expert Let Ill ladies
WIN desire the smiles Of their lords 20
and do likewise. and receive the grace
fin arproystsf The f,mils circle.