The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-21
SMALL CHANGE.


al days are bracing and pleasant,
The jackson fair is booming this
week. A great many Of our Milan
friends will take it in.
We call attention to T. D. Jack
sons local. he is constantly receiv-
ing good things in his line.
We recommend those who love do
mestic wine to test that made by Mr..
w. Il. Algee, 1t is pare and agreea-
BILE.
Jas. Scott, colored, was'arrested for
stealing $40. from Henry Dudley,
oolored, on Monday. About half the
money was recovered, and he, failing
togive bond, was sent to Trenton Jail
to await trial.
Mr. Alfred Freeman, Assistant At
torRey Of the Post Office Department,
made Republican speech at Jordsn's
Hall here on Tuesday night. Mr..
Freeman is a very clever gentleman
but not a good stumper.
The Palace Saloon has lost none of
its prestage for fine wines, liquors, ci>
gars, etc. Harper & Stancillare always
on hand to welcome thier patrons with
generous drinks made up in style TO
tickle the palate Of the most fastdicus.
Milas is getting her full share Of
the heecy staple Our streets are
crowded with cotton wagons day af-
ter day. The people know where to
get the best prices for what they have
to sell and also where to buy goods
cheapest
From the Southern News Company
at Louisville we have received a copy
of the book just published by Gen.
John McDenold, entitled "Secrets Of
the Great Whisky Ring The book
which covers s6S' pages, will be sent
by mail on receipt of one dollar sent
to the address of Southern News
Company" Louisville, KY.
Adams d Bro, have an ADVERTISE
nent in this paper, to which we refer
our readers. The citizens of Milan
and vicinity will find fresh and genu-
Inc goods at their house. They mean
business and are determined not to be
out done in the quality or prices of
their goods. Give then Il call and
you will go away pleased that you
have visited their house.
A joint discussion between Hon. c.
B. Simonton and DR.. Shackleford,
Democratic and Greenback candidates
for Congress, was had at Jordan's
Hall here on Tuesday. The doctor is
no match for eur gallent standard bear
er, and is following a ferlOrn hope.
Mr. SimontOn although recently Out
Of a spell Of sickness made a ringing
speech and vas frenquently applaud
ed. That bis election s certain there
is no doubt
The Treuton Herald says: 1--WE ar
informed that the Republicans of this
county have a candidate for the Leg
islAture in the person of j. II. Baird
Jr., Of the 18th district. A EealOut
vide-awake republican, he hopes to
step into the legislature on account Of
the dissatisfaction in the democratic
ranks. Let every democrat take
warning and give their undivided sup
port to Hon. J. N. Coulter, the regu
lar Democratic candidate"
Hammerly & Co., Of jackson, hav,
recently purchased the livery stable o
j. House of that place. This firm
is one of the thriftiest and most popu
lar in our sister city, sand that thei
new venture will prove a success VI
have not the least doubt. These gen
tlemen thoroughly understand the liv
cry business, are accommodating, af
fable, and we warrant will keep splen
did turu-Outs. They deserve success
end liberal public will sustain then
handsomely.