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HUMOROUS.

TnE rooster crows when the ecg Il
incubated. because he knows the hen
likes 10 have her lay set to music.
snow THIS is what | call bust
ness" remarked BROOKLYN undertaken
as an unfortunate gentlemen stepped in-
10 his store aud died
THE MULE PrxzLE.-Draw circle
fifteen feet in diameter, place mule
in the center, and walk around him with.
out getting out u the circle.
A HEN's brain isn't very large. but Il
is large enough 70 comprehend the
fact that she never was the mother
Of an Easter egg. and that II she was it
would not hatch painted chickens.
THE only men who ever hang TO
New Year diary are the chaps who lend
money To their friends. They must
have some sort OF book 10 write
down names and amounts in.-Dcfrox
Free Press.
FEMALE printers pop the question to
the male typos BY simply handing them
an Interrogation point. (?). II the lat
ter intend 10 embrace the opportunity
and accept. they return a brace. thus
-. but II they wish 70 decline and
dash the cup OF happiness from the fair
ones lips. they hand over n ~ q.
Picaynne-
wHAT need Is there 70 worry and fret.
And vainly try more trouble 90 borrow,
When we know that after the sun has set
Today Wall be yesterday. Tomorrow
-iiasion Tn1ssscript.
But II there's note that's due. you bet
You'd better remembcr u while yun may;
For it's important yuu shouldn't forget
To.1I4 ~. IN ~ vfs4f
-1mcricdH Queen.
Il WILL bet ten dollars" the cosn-
mercial traveller shouted. with rising
temper, "that did it this morning in
twenty minutes ~ don't doubt
that. the fat passenger replied. sadly,
..but | will bet you twenty dollars that
nobody saw you do it, And did il
ever occur % YOU. dear reader. that
that is the way the puzzle usually has
been solvcd2 Ha,rkege-
A POOR but good-looking girl on the
West Side. Having married an old man
whose wealth was only exceeded BY the
rcdlness of his nose. was the victim Of
4 cruel pun the other evening. She had
asked the old man for five hundred dol
lars with which 10 buy a spring hat,
and. on his making some excu " for not
producing the amount. began 70 weep
large salt tears. .Bawling won't do
any good he said. with brutal smile.
This j. not the first financial cry. SIS.
that have passed through. - Chicago
Tribune.
GOOD-SIGHr SONG of the Limekiln
Club:
nrudders. nnw Int we mus part.
Is.r "a gs.ufiv say -ffoNi-night."
n am better a. he good
Dan u Jaw aroun an light
A. VIC rn our varii@ wav.
Let "a dodge al sorts ~ sin:
II ~ meet man ~
Let ~ gently take him In
~ world asn liv enuE fur MI.
NJ croNslln any ono:
Take ne rfstd an walk along.
TIL yer days OF life Am Jun.
--Dstnpu Free Press.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

ADDITIONAL particulars regarding
the tornado Of the 18th show it 10 have ex-
tended from Arkansas, through Missouri
into Illinois, and a. far north As Wisconsin.
In Northern Arkansas and Southern Mis-
souri, the greatest damage was inflicted.
The little village OF FL Paso, White
County, Ark, was literally blown
axay and some eight or ten people
killed and q larger number injured.
In the neighborhood Of Fayetteville and
Dardanelle several more deaths are reported.
From the Missouri State line through to
NarshfieId the tornado appears 70 have swept
every thing in its pathway. In almost every
locality trayersed by the storm one o. more
deaths are reported Mcdowell, in Barry
County, and Licking, in Texas County, Mo-,
are reported among the worst sufferers.
Throughout Western and Central Illinois
the storm ragged with great violence, caus-
ing serious damage to property. In Rock
County, Wis, the village Of Shopiere was
fearfully torn up, and the entire course Of
the storm through the southern portion or
the State to the Lake was swept a. though
BY IRE.
Two New York Democratic State
Conventions were held IT Syracuse on
the 10th, the one known a. the regular -
or Tilden body, the other made up Of the
anti-Tilden or Tsmmany faction, headed
BY John Kelly The first named elected
solid Tilden delegation to the
National Convention and adopted
the unit rule, after having declined 10 re-
ccive any overtures for conference from the
opposition body. The Tammany Conyen-
ton chose an anti-Tilden delegation 70 Gin
cinnsti and passed resolutions protesting
against his denomination for President.
The Senate, on the goth, passed
bin appropriating 500, 900 for public build
ing At Denver, $50. 900 for the Improvement
Of the Government building at Cleveland,
and 80 900 for Marine Hospital NJ Mem
phis. The House passed . bill creating
new land district in Kansas
$. M. PILLsBURr, Jr., Of Boston,
aged thirty, committed suicide BY guillofinc.
The instrument was 20 constructed with
weights, grooves and pulleys as TO insure
death. Cause, temporary insanity.
The Western File Works, at Beaver
Falls, Pa, was entirely destroyed BY fire on
the morning OF the 18th. Over two hundred
hands are thrown out Of employment.
Loss about s4oo.ooO insurance, So, 200.
DAVID ADAMS and George Reinmouth
fought duel At Lancaster, s. c., on the 10Th.
Adams was wounded in tho hip, but not
seriously.
An LEE, Chinaman, was hanged at
Portland, Ore, on the 10th, for . murder
committed two years ago.
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How the FoeIer Was Pooled.

Or party on the West Hill did not
make much BY fooling his wife. When
he went home late, waiting until after
twelve clock - rs 10 play the joke.
he rang the door bell. and answered
\. April fool" when she appeared at
the door. His wife laughed over the
joke. and il was soon forgotten. About
two o'clock in the morning our friend
was awakened BY his wife. who in
formed him that there was something
wrong with the horse at the barn. She
held the lamp while he went out to see
A soon as he had gone short dis
lance, he "smelled mice" and re-
turned TO lind the door locked. lie
knocked. pounded. kicked. but il did no
good. He went around 70 the bedroom
window and could hear his wife breath
ing regularly, as though quietly sleep
ing. He could not 20 down town for
he was ca dishabille. Finally. tapping
on the window he gently called:
"Dearr'
Yes
s.Les me inr'
.Will you promise never to try to
April fool me againF'
aYes.'
"will you get me that new bonnetr
Yes
There was turning Of bolts. and the
man. who hal gone home happy with
the thought Of fooling his wife. PASSED
in and retired. But VIC will wager that
the party who informed US will die II he
Is found out. burlington Hncksye.
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"A sICKENTNG account of n duel in
Morocco Is given by correspondent Of
the Repubiigue franchise. Two young
men Of noble birth were paying their
attentions 10 the daughter Of neigh
boring chief. and As she showed equal
favor TO each Of them. II was arranged.
by mutual consent. that they should
meet in single combat and fight duel
to the death. The conditions Of the
duel were that they should meet on
horseback. each Of the combatants being
armed with rifle. revolver and 4
hunting knife. They were placed a
hundred yards apart, and, upon 4 signal
given by one OF the seconds. they set
their horses al full gallop and rushed At
each other. For few moments the
spectators could see nothing but cloud
Of dust, from out Of which were heard
then a third. followed by the ncighing
Of a horse. When the dust had cleared
away. shocking sight met the gaze Of
the spectators: one Of the combatants.
concealed behind his dead horse. WIS
taking aim at his adversary. who still
remained in the saddle. The latter
spurred his horse and made il rear. the
noble beast receiving in bis chest the bull
let meant for his master. The rider. as
soon as he was dismounted. rushed for
ward To grapple with his adversary. but
a second shot fractured his left shoulder
Nevertheless. he retained sufficient
strength TO discharge two chambers Of
his revolver, both shots taking effect.
A hand-to-hand combat then ensned,
the two adversarics, neither Of whom
was able TO stand, stabbing each other
repeatedly. When the seconds and
spectators NJ last intcrfcrcd the two
were picked up dead with his
teeth firmly set in his adyersary's
cheek. while the latter's hand was
thrust into gaping wound in the others
.hest.
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SrGSoR URrARTE. the Spanish Consul
New York City. smokes his Havanas
a pipe mounted with diamonds worth
$50.
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NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE.


n uxIkI oknAAHH " - "rsAts ~<ea-
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
DIR. EDWARD v. H. KrSEALr, OF
England. member a the last House o. Com
mons and well known a. counsel for the
claimant in the Tichb0rne case, u dead,
agrd sfxfy-one-
Tux Irish members Of Parliament
ask equalization q Irish fr1nchise with En-
gii>h, and extension Of the Ulster tenant
right % AL Ireland
HKRR BRAcKE, well known Social
1T member q the German EeichstAg. i
dead
THE Massachusetts, Republican State
Convention was held on the 18th Two sets
Of delegates Al large were presented. one In
favor u senator Edmunds FOR President. the
other in favor of Gen Grant. The
sherman men Joined hands with the
Ednunds forces and the Blaine men sup
ported the Grant delegates The ballcting
resulted in The choice Of the Edmunds dele
gates. the highest 81 whom received 10 votes
out u total Of l.op votes cast
THE Chicago Grant meeting. held on
the night Of the 18th in Central Music Hail.
wss addressed BY senator Logan. Mr. Emory
A Storrs. Hon. Leonard SWEET and others
The hall Was packed to is greatest capacity
GIN GRANT had an enthusiastic re-
crption n Little Rock. on the l5th- There
wzs : procession, followed Il night BY
banquet
The fifteenth anniversary Of Lin
coins death. April Is. wzs comnemorared
BY appropriate services It his grave, At
Springfield. III.
RIeHr REv- ANTHONY DoxrSo PEI
IzCIER- Bishop Of the Catholic diocese Of
San Antonio. Tex died on the 1ffh. Of car
buncle Of the neck. ared s..
GENERAL GRANT arrived It his home
In Gaiena on the 18th.
DENNIS KEARSEY has been sent TO the
San Francisco House Of Correction and now
wears the Earb Of : couyict-
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
The Georgia Central Railroad and
Georgia Railroad have leased 70 the Louis
vile 4 Nashville Railway thaf portion 81
the Western Railroad Of Alabama extend
ing from Montgomery 10 Selma giving the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad the option 70
purchase the same The purpose and OBJ
Get az the Louisville 4 Nashville COMPANY IN
leasing this short branch i. IL understood,
% exclude from Montgomery All comp-ri-
fion ~ mis- means. business which hss
eone non = Louis' Ne~ orir>ns. fick.-
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

NATHAN FAUcxTr and Jacob Null
drow, bosh eoIsred, we're hanged q Mexico.
No., % the Issh, for the murder of Octave
IsIo~ On September = Iast- From /, go 70
400 people witne~ed the double exeeu-
tion. many q The SPECTATOR being women
snt children.
WILLIAM s. BArB ~ hanged At
Bsruseli Court-house, $. G, On the 10th,
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80 Nnsl,rille ArserscaA.

The next Pres 3entisj election viii aosorniEs
1uestiors efv.ta, ipsportanoc u every eitiren
Of the Union. Upoa It's results will oepes4 tse
r-espetuity - car p-s,icAu fora Of covers
Esrt. AHthcs8 60 .sliaAs stii y thor sEhly
deceased Ia the prcseet sgf,ia1 e. eunErcss. Il
is our desire an. psipasu. 20 isT - We cen COS
trSsate % .ast aat than eVvsy cititea sAali be
fully informel rpoa sii .hese eesstioas Of sEcA
rast lnorgat. r oUT national government %
Be heacef5r,b "a issrcriai GesFotism3 Is Ike
l,q~oss. - ruls tss ta'iotF Are a nights ei
tie States. ss srt--ly received 10 the CsHstits-
tion. 20 yisld Go centralized civtaaoSf sAsl
syroFaasand iDYcrioss party lssacrs. under
the cry ef bibrfty, rob go oi,iseas OF LieeTtT
Shall Earha5a 81 lie saly 3lity Who SHALL "a
seknouleisei . HAWKS aivise nghtsf Sbsii
lsbor be deprived q sjH,t r-wardY In order
to arms l. ~itsia tle Ine ne ef every Ensa, rne-
eksris. fE-aeT and lsto-or. ia al voesieRs,
even ia t-e.o hard tj.ees. 10 iziorIa himself
vhss po.-fcs parties sre proposing. VI have
r,surei She tsfuas o. tAe Weekly American t.
oNE DOLLAR yesr; Far Ak Nss.hs. -
cent?. Tkgce r.oatss. - ceats. The rial vslse
Of the pa. or " 2 a0t be decreased vito reaue
non VI pricI: bzt viii 30 v4stiY iacreaz~a n
PfssertlSS e. prise. Address
TEE AMERICAN.
&@shsi,ls. Tens.
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SMALL CuAyGE.

Est more and drink less this cal3
weather.
The cotton receipts tbs week have
been small IN account Of bad weather.
Oar enterprising fellow citizen Mr.
Geo. s. Cunningham has just receiy-
"a two full.blooded Dsrham COWS, for
xai d he paid $50 each. One CT
theoovs gave birth TO a calf whiie %
the nlia.
On cacs5sy lastssAfr - Mann p
cempenv With Miss Georgia m4a,
passed through a!ilan to Fulton, Ky.,
where they we're married. We an
5eraaud the groom is half uncly Of
the young lady.
Oar friends from Milan, MessTs
Ben Burt. irwin Mitcbum Jno War
lex end. Others, who left last week ior
a hrDt ct Reelfoot lake, are having a
good time. On last satar lay they
bad seven deer ready for TIE spi;,
bang;ag in front Of their 7.swaFa.
There hoe been one huadred an
City samples Of westher here during
the last week. It has showed slightly
three tines this season, and Eaincd Of
teaer. We don't object TO winter bat
ike to have it 10 small quantities.
Prof. lice aust have tbiaga in q had
shsge.
The Globe Comedy Company play
I'd an engagement here three nights
this week to good houses The cons
p4ay WAS composed Of Grst-rate talent
and made many friends While with Us.
They play comedy much better than
tragedy, aud are well NJ IN their
paris.
h --cilefAan, t7ahioing in jackas7es
,n3 aai'izs fromsNid3le Tennessee.
stopped a;S;hesSouthern Pacific. uoiei
last veeS &aEa On Tetirifgasto e'F,
blew ont, instead Vi tanning oH tho
gas. Ghe'nczt morning, when Ncad
be was'almost7 in artic.slo BeoTtis. He
wac recusc;salcd ia shog, time AID
Is sraia rs-ly fsr business. We re
.raia .rom saliiAg names, b. roQ ASST.
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shoula You Need

Watches, diamonds, jewelry, solid sill
yer ware, silver plated ware, clocks
or cutlery, send to Nermod, Jaccard
& Co. corner of Fourth and Locust
streets, St. Louis, for their illustrated
price list. This jewelry house, the
largest in The south or west, has on
hand the finest stock, and sell their
goodslower than any house in the south
or west. They make specially Of
good. solid silver watches Cor $40,
which they warrant. When in St
Louis be certain to see the immense
iewelry house Of Mermod, Jaccard &
Co., corner of Fourth and Locust.
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BARRED.

KrEHoUsE-UAaEL---On thel7th
inst az the residence Of the brides
mother at Wsverly, Tenn, by Rev.
Father Csughlin, ar VIM. ". Nav
hous4, Of Milan, to Mise Ode T.
bamel.
AY7EvpAETs-Mr Wiley StauciIl
sp <Asis. F!.ia Ffanlsl, M Joseph
s.Hassy and Mis- +.isie %ahoae.
Are happy psi. arrived here
bsTs l4,; Tuesday nigst, where they
sill reside. We congratulate them
on the Joyous event ard tendsr them
on. hearty wishes that their married
Ee msy be one long hpney moon.
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The action taken by Tennessee. Ar
kansas and Virginia. in rebuking re-
pudistioa has had a most happy effect
upon our securities and already there
is a growing confidence in thesfnsn-
cial sosndness Of the South. The
American Exchange speaks truly in
the foi!a@ing;
"There are a thousand ways in
which The beneficial effects of this vic
tory for right AID justice will make
themselves manifest, not the least of
which will be the appreciation of the
value Of Southern State, municipal,
and other corporate securities. The
fima has arrived when there is a i've
IL de,sand for slI securitica that prom
isc a far rsto Ct interest and prompt
paymout at maturity, and in fact it Is
becoming LitGcult to obtain securities
Of tAis kind With payment Of a heavy
premium. Let the 6outhera people
satisfy the capitalists of the North
;sst thoy intend to pay their debts,
aud the Soath Will not long be III want
Of moaay to levalope every industry
that promises fair return Tor tie in.
YGstmeat.
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To EniEders.

We hereby give notice to builders
and contractors tia: the walls, roofing
and flooring eff the Cumberland PIes'
byterian Church, (brick building,) at
Milan, Tenn, are now open for bids.
Notice Is for thirty days from time
published. Parties wishing contracts
will be given ample time to build
ANY one wishing further information
is referred to Ben Shepherd and John
Dickson. mol 1t
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prps;9gsg.

Hon. sP!. liiIl arrived in the city
.sst night.
Lets suj jones, 'Jc,, { rroninen
lang lawyer Of Trenton, ~as IL 'sc
c,ly aa Tdcsday.
Geas,a 4. Hap -, Esi., is qu.o
sas,.l as size Gty Eo,el. Ne :5Sst
e g.. toon 1e s.nssii agaih, sud
pol ot deqr.
& ". A. MnTer, oso u tn
.gs, eeafal rad clever % oag Ciaria-
r.u .arr--.s .as in Milan % yeot-r-
asy taaias enaesa.
A.J.tiY lisa, ana famiiy, lash
..ro. IL lie ran s.; railway fou's
IezsA, has .een visiting relatives g.
Milan 5u.iag tae aeeA, io iylt fer
hone yesterday
Ne are under obligations To cor
f-iaad, Pat, A,aiey,:of t4e JacaseH
Il. & .. saops. ;or sold iig.is clao
Of s23s,ri5ers TO the ExCaAscz. Pat
Is as c.ster 10 they make 'em AZ :l-i
no geon be forgottea.
Rev. J. ? Weaver, =ho has ies@
on a yi.it to Egsseilyi.e, AIR, oaa
y,cini;y, retsraed home ls-t lusr1ey.
Z Vas delighted ~ The coaatry.
Daring his absouco tha Bapiis, chnqh
OF a.iia1 gave bin = Unfni.n1as g..
as pastor fer the ensuing year.
Lieut. ". 4. silla7, Of ,aethe u.
;. Army, well known to ear readers,
is in the city ca E brief visit. His
post Of duty is at present, Fort ASSN
niboiue, Montana, and bis recent re-
turn to Washington City is by special
order. We had the pleasure Of q
e7sll from the Lieutenant yesterday,
and HE description Of The far West
uristles with interest. On his rssura
to the states he was in seventeen miles
Of the famous warrior chief, Sitting
Bull, tat was fortunate euough TO net
have bis scalp lifted. The tribes O.
Indians IN the vicinity Of the Fort,
Lieut.. Miller informs Us, are Gsosi!y
quiet and Pe2ceable, bot nov sad then
will indulge in the luxury Of 4 theft.
! The beautiful Indian sqsaws ve read
sooRt in Be&dles' dime novels, he
SAYS, sTe exceedingly home.y Spa sn-
attractive. Fort Essiaeiboins Is To-
( Gated Oh the banks of the Missouri
river, in vast prairie. 800 miles from
| she railroad, ana was built by the sol
diers, and has nov population o.
over FIVE hundred soldiers incladiBg
/ their families. jhe post is veil sup
piled with fuoI. and al that makes
/ life comfortable, except peFhsl@ frsiI
v hich Is very scarce and costly. Th'
/ friends ofLieut. Miller are rrJoice3 :,
meet hia aeain, and hope MS stay il
our midst viii be pleasant sud bis re
turn TO his post Of duty safe ana Ell
ioyabie.
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Dr. L. W. Knight. recent proprie-
tor of the famoug Fair View stock
farm, Murfrees5ero, Tenn, has three
fine Jacks for sale in this place. DR.
Knight has been q breeder OF fine
stock for nearly City years. A golden
opportunity is hereby offered 70 those
wishing stock Of that kind. Call at
at HolIoways stable and get full infor-
ton
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FEs~ vSp9soH

WHY I. ". lIarper's Nelson County
Whisky is preferred above al. other
brands il bccause il is the most regu-
lar and most perfect product, incontes-
tably. ever made. / lang:cxperience
IN the manufacture Of the Harper, the
large Capital u the Dist:ller which
euai.!es him to hold bic WhisEey us
li it has ruiiy matgred, together With
tAe fret lhat the Whiakey il bought
hy and shipped 80 rae direct FROM Tee
distiner7, accounts for the anvarying
satisfaction it has given ;hr.e best cd.
ucnted to q Ens WLiskey. ". Il.
Uoley, sole agent, Niiaa,, Tenn,
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Five Hundred Thousand Strong

In the past few months there has
been more than 500, 600 bottle ofShi
loh's Cure Sold. Out Of the vastn mum
Der of people who hsve used it, more
than 2, 600 cases Of Consumption have
been cared. An Coughs, Group,
Asthma and Bronchitis, yield at once.
hence it is that everybody speaks in its
praise. 10 those who have not used
it, let Us say, if yog have a Cough, or
your child the Group, and you value
life don't fail to try 1t. For Lame
Back, Spine or Chest, use,Shiloh's Por-
GUS Plaster. Gold by your druggist,
DR. Jordan.
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a strnngn Esennss.

Do you know that there are strange
people in our community We say
strange because they seem to prefer
to suffer and pass their days miserably
made SO by Dyspepsia, and Liver com
plant, Indigestion, Constipation, and
General Debility, when Shiloh's Wit
alizer is guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold BY DR. II. D. L. Jordan.
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The two story residence Of Mrs. 4.
w. Scott, situsted near the depot and
convenient to the. business part Of the
town Is now for sale. Cheap and OF
easy terms. Parties desiring to pur-
chase would do well to call on US at
once. Wemean business.
RANKIN IL RHODES.
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We have a speedy and positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Caakermouth
aud Head ache In Shiioh's Cstarrh
Remedy. A nasal injector FREQ with
each bottle. Use it if yoa desire
health aud sweet breath. Price SOC.
Sold by DR. N. d. L. Jordan.
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word % sl,e Ladies.

G. Il. Esllz.ro-a has just received
an elegant stock Of Millinery goods, Of
the latest and tGsJiyst styles, also 4
line Of ladies' dress goods,
heau 1fui ia pattern, as well as al eT-
ouisis8 assortment a notions aud the
newest novelties of tie sesson. In
our sgc5aIcies We cannot and will
not be rn&c7eold. The ladies Of Hi
Ian and vicinity sre coriisiiy invited
to cal and inspect our large stock.
oct23>ly
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-18
LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Milan, Tenn. Nov. 9Th 1880.
At the regular meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen, sthe Mayor
was instructed to sotify Giles BeleS
TO put a substantial brick pavement
ia front of vacant lOt on Main street
between McAllister Bros, and the
Baird building. S. II. HALE.
Mayor.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-18
Notice.

Milan, Tenn, Nov. 9th; 1880
At regular meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, the Mayor
was instructed to notify j. w. Nickel
Wy to put q substantial brick pave
ment in front Of his business house
occupied by ]. T. q e. l.. Chambers.
S. II. WALE. Mayor.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-18

Everybody 10 come spd see cur large
and eleEsnt stock OF goods. Prices
guaranteed to be the lowest. Ladies
do net fail 70 examine or Dress Goods
and Drsss Trimmings.
JoHDAK 4 SroNE.