The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-20
erYEaAL NEWS,

called taN =. 80,
The Texas Press AssaciA1io" : ''A's
posed of TO editors
Tho wool an.l hide trade . (" sS's'"
rs is rapidly incTeasiiis'
l.-ge aaeep ranches are 'sii'g ..l,'',., l9sa,
,od IL central, northern anu "se
Texas. I
Coas s.,, ,,,e', = d,iiars per cord IN b0'''-
,,.rl.e,. Miss, is.to have asna-
chine shop aud foundry ios A''N'1-
engines. -,
a. nd ueg.o man. 10 yeaf1 3D.
. rroze 10 dc;.ti near trOcSe'''
ring lhe cold s'ap.
A. waterford. Loudoue eoas't, /, ,l a..
ne a. r,,r,,,onsler registered 81 os'o..
zero. 80.
The contiuesd isns1l gfg ~
- fSs-.-.-,y
niarkabie.t
( There i talk in N5th caT''liss f'f
n,ocin- Carternt eoaa1y ~ tne it'ss'
ror.-r,.ssianai district and Bestfe ia"'s-
ty in the second.
/ The wife Of prominefH 5usihe'S
man in Fort Worm, texas, has DesR
arrested ehaTgcd with being Dosons's's
membcr of the denIi-nOnde.
The Suspension Of the Sun and Press
leaves only three Republican I'ilers "a
Florida, the Ccald Rcpubnean nc
rampo Guardian and the St. A'gHsuhc
Press.
The Corpus Christi. San Dicgo aad
/ Rio Graude railway : graded ta-'' l,o'he
thirty-tve miles from Laredo. AftcS
LAYING is progressing at the rate oi
mile per day.
The New York Sun publishes every
dav, in a telegram. from hashinEtou'
the names Of al the members OF Coh-
arrss absent from the roll calls ~ iie
! previous day.
/ II is suggested in West Virginia that
the State snali appropriate SlJ.UNO 10
send an agent % the north OF Europe
To induce the immigration oil families
of 5w edes and Danes.
One Coffee. a youth of nineteen years,
has Deen adjudged to pay 1rs. A'Ty
i Thomas, Of Peoria, H., SO Tor
bliohted affections Mrs. Thomas Is u
woman of lfly years and a granGnoln-
er
Judge Howard, Tarboro, y. c., du-
ring tue recent cold term, when wOod
rose 100 per cent in cost and scarce aI
,slt. put f0ui double team wagons 10
haul wood for tie poor, delivering It
gratuitousiy.
They say that old man Eli Passour,
elected o the NortI Carolina Legisla-
,urs from GastOu county, mouhied
his horse and started tOs Raleigh, say
lug that he wouldn't ride ON the raii-
roads now to saye his life.
Monroe (La.) Bulletin: The prom
/ ise Of a United states District Court
/ for North Louisiana seems 20 have been
wholly forgotten. cur people are rieil.
and idle aud can wcH afford TO go tsa
/ New Orleans 10 assert their inIOcenee
or light Iheir risi Is. -
! The supervising inspector of the
tenth steamboat inspection district,
cornrfsiug the gulf states and the low
I CT AALSSi0Sliil fAAtSf+ tNG|-,' ~ ~
wear ending December 3Ist that ont OF
? 250, 900 passengers carried on steam
/ bOa's, not a single life has been lost.
In Charlotte, n. c.. there has been a
/ terrible fuel famine. and wood sold for
/ from twenty-five TO titty cents stick.
Some families were in such distress da-
riny The cold weather that they had TO =
/ burn up their furniture. The Demo-
cratic executive committee Formed .
relief association and distributed
all the money they had Oh hand
among the poor, black and white, to
enable them to buy fuel when II was
possible to buy it.
Dun, Wiuman & Co.'S, Commercial
Reporter for 1880. just issued, shows
I4737 business failures with liabilities
Of 500, ,7j3, $50 as against 0,558 in 1879,
with liabilities amounting % Sj5, 40.
OJJ. Taxing the total number Of Iieh
in business and their geographical To-
cation IL il found that in the Eastern
states one tirIn out Of every llO .ailed
in the Middle States one out of every
I6I: Of the Southern states one out OF
every 13l; in the r. csteFn States one
OUT of every 25J in the Pacific States
one ont oieyefy y.
The New York fribune's Washing
ton special says: Tne recent cunsOu-
dliiOn Of the telegraph companies has
given an impetus to PROJECT To miro
duce a ill providing Tor the control 0t
the telegraph By the government. 1T -
claimed that the power oi the Govern
tnent to declare any road in the cOuE-
try q post road, and thus erect llnes
without going 10 great expense FOR the
right Of way, would enable the Govern
ment to c0Ter rs much territory Ss
that occupied by tie existing lines at
cost OF SIS, ,00O,U00.
4 Lady named Mary Conly, Of Sey-
mOur, Ind, has been in IiOOpestOa, H..
Two DAYS III earCh Of child stolen
from her fOur years ag1, as she alleges
Detective +. w. TenneTy aided her.
and 1T the farm h0ase OF samuel llasel
found her daughter in possession of 0Ds
Wa. iiIf, WHO slid he was her fsther
land LEGAL guardisn. I.le g5,l recog-
niz-d the woican as her mJs
begged 20 be taken home. she 's-s.As =.
that Tidd has treated lier badly and ar
tempted 10 outrage ter person. Tidd
: gave up the ilIe girl AMI Mrs. Coniy
2 with her long lost daughter, left for her
: home in Indiana.
. Uncle JOHN Nelson'e mad stone vas
aga.n ou; in use on tiis 5lh Il Sayan-
nah and did the wOrs well. 4 gentle
man " ho was bit by a n.ad pig near
recumseb, Nebraska, arrived ii,sre in
search Of Uncle John, having heard oi
, lis famous mad Stone. When JaCie
John placed the stone on tho ssre il
Immediately adhered to IL, which is
Z proof conclusive thgt the gentlenah :
C blood was poisoned. lie worked with
I The patient fr0HI early in tie morning
ung.l O'Clock ia lie evening. ieIi
tie stone refused 10 adhere and drop
{ ped of. Mr.. Woif0rd left for h.,nle ~
{ joicing. Umc John informs Us that thi,
2 slone nas been III his possession since
1915 and that he hHs cured over hun
drcd cases and never bad one 10 fail
Virginia claims 50 DO .the mother oI
presidents. and according 10 to this
Il from the Courier-J egrT al. Kentucky i
the mother Of Governors.
u here is nothing mHeaB about Ken.
1, tucky. She freely gives her great mel
to her neighbors. Last Monday Cul
e inm, h kentuckisn, " a. iHaugurxled fo
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