The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-02-11
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I An old man nssncs
was murdered at biz lIe s'.s ~ 'nseFs
,ne-half miles souslnres PM. 1 iss 81,
ton, Dickson county, of -
McSairy Iudependeui
south of town bit Mrs Pf
children Tuesday. Evcy
kill every dog showing ss]
living. n n
I Brownsville DepocrK q n
families OF Haywood coo u
left our depot for .Arkaus H.,
stand, during the past week
of with agents under the prepi
wages, etc. &FTs
Sarah Bernharit viii bels : :
ON the nights the l7ih aud Is.l
ruary, and matinee on the eys
/ the 10Th. AGS
/ The pea trade is reported very
4tu Fast T'endeseecs- s.gTlsss soaiss
points are packed With tiltsa.
Brownsville Bee and Staiex i'm. sLA
Marks died last TUESDAY, after several \
days painful illness. She hal been
resident Of BrownsvilIc several years,
aud with all who knew her she vase
tcemcd a Most exeelleiss<E olnan..
Major W. j. sykes, of Tennessee,
and late clector for Jno. v. wrigh1
has been given lucrative position on
the Illinois Central railroad.
| The Supreme Court at Nashville has
decided chat tippIsr who sells candies /
nuts, etc. is liable for the privilege tax
on merchants.
The Mayor Of Nashville has issued q
proclamation requiring the vaccinations
of the citizens, and appointing physi-
clans for that purpose.
( Brownsville Bee and States: Dr. w
5. Harris received sad int ei1genec
Tuesday evening, of the death u Dy-
ersburg, on that day, of his son, w. 4.
Harris, Jr, who, though in bad heslth,
died quite unexpectedly lie left
"Wednesday morning to be present st
the burial Mr. Harris was young
gentleman Of great promise, and fer
several months past had been clerkof
the circuit court, where he gave uBi<
versal satisfaction.
Huntingdon Yindicstor: WeuoticcsF
several cars loaded with new iron on
the side track at The depot the other
day, and were infopaaea- BY thlle agelE
that it was to put down Immediately
east of Huntingdon. Gradually the
road is being improved and we expect
/ tn see the time from here to Nashville
shortened to four hours run soon.
/ Huntington Republican: We are in
/ formed that the colored Presbyterian
church at McLemoresyillc, in this coun-
ty, was burIed down on last Friday
night. it was the work Of ineendiraIes.
While it ws-burnipzspist lsissSrs sssd
and ycnmg heafl in The vicinii! Of the
churcl-supposed to be the garsies who
did the act. The church was not very
I valuable, but is great loss to lhc COLI
ored people Of riat vicinity.
The Huntingdon Republican last
week had five items in ore column
about different members Of the Hawk-
ins family.
7. J. Brecheen, Esq, died near
Clarksburg, Carroll county, recently
Huntingdon has aaatsats--sfat'<sG
/ ic company.
On Wednesday night Of last weq
thieves effected an entrance to the s
Of Geo. VI. Street. merchant of So
crvillc, Tenn, and secuerd forty-f
hundred dollars as reward for Il
boldness No c3ue TO the robbers.
Sixteen clerks in the Post-ofiice
psrtment at Washington who were 4
pointed from Tennessee ander kS
were discharged che other day.
At late meeting Of n .rchants
Nashville, it was decidedto hold tht
spring exposition in May.
1t ID said that a thorough .examina
tior proves that the marble lately
found in Hawkins comfy. Tenn 10 I'd
not only abundant, but ss fine as any
on this continent.
Within the past tsciye months ih
Nashville Christian Advocate, edite,
by Dr Fitzgerald, has added 10 it's cir
culaiion 10000 subscribers.
party Of sixty-iye persons who
left Huntington, Tenn, for Salt Lake
reports that when they arrived among
the latter Day Saints fheir proper1
was confiscated aud they We're left ups
the thin charity OF the Community.
Quail are now sent from Tennesse
to Staten island, New Yofksby the sec
retary ofthc Game Protective Associa
of Richraond county. Quail are mum
erous in Tennessee, but are scarce
New York. ---G-~I
GENERAL NEWS.