The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-02-04
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JACKSON ITEMS.
Personal.

T.. c. Lovelace, Of Trabus, Davis
4 Co., wss in town This week.
,,sSHs c. Anderson aud Capt. John
III. Freeman spent the week in Nash
vile.
Miss Lula Keith, daughter of John
Y. Keith, is in the city visiting friends
and relatives
Mr.. Tom. Kendrick, who has been
quite sick for some time past, VIC learn,
10 getting better.
Harry Hoskins, the wide awake adj
voeate of Friedman Bros was in the
city Wednesday.
Hugh Ross was in town this week
looking after The interest OF promi-
neat Mobile grocery house.
Rev. Z. F. Hamilton has been on the
sick list for the past week. We arc
glad to see him again st bis post.
Judge T. C. Muse returned hsme
from Nashville last week and Sss
quite sick for few days, but We are
glad to see him ost again
Mr.. L. L. Collins. of TreEevant,
TsnH.. the popular excursion manager,
paid us a short visit last Tuesday,
while enroutc TO the Crescent City.
Capt. ]. n. Woodland, the agent for
thisseetion of the L. & N. II. r., went
10 Nashville on Tuesday last, looking
AFTER the interest Of the company.
The iuimiisbls and jolly George
Harris, who successfully tickles the
trade wherever he goes, was dourishing
around among our merchants this
week.
Tom Cole, the generous, good-na-
tured representative of that staunch
Nashville Arm, Chesthsm e. Pearce,
was liz town last week looking after
the trade.
Jas. Henning, one of the most popu-
lar meI travelling, was in town several
days last week ia the interest Of his
frui. Jacob, Straus & Co., wholesale
ssddlery, &c.
Our old friend, Mr.. John II. Thorn
~. wss in the city several days this
week. Mr.. 7. Ia one of the oldest CON-
msreial travellers on the road He has
been spending G few days with friends
in the country.
Capt. John Hester, the irrepre.siblc
and iudefstigsble solicitor of the trade,
stepped from the cars last Tuesday
and paid the merchants call. The
Captain carries things by storm wher-
ever he goes.
Mr.. Frank Bond who has been dan
eereusly Ill st his residence for several
weeks, is thought, will not recover.
We hope the stern hand Of fate will de-
cree otherwise, and that Mr. Bond will
be out soon.
Miss MsIaie Jackson, daughter Of
Senator Howell E. Jackson, is yisitiRg
relatives and friends In the city. She
is the guest Of Mrs. z. N. Nolloy and
Miss Carrie Jones, at Mrs. q. w.
Jsues', Is Market street.-Aemphis
Avalanche.
Miss Matte p. Carter, Of Florence,
Ala, who has been visiting the family
of Prof. c. W. Jarmsn, returned home
last Tuesday. Miss Carter is one of
the most sprigaiy and afrsble ycung
ladies that hiss visited our city for some
time past, and lett behind many friends
who regret her departure.
The last issue Of ths Bellville Tenn
Enterprise contains the following no.
tice Of one Of our most popular citizens:
DIR. Arlington, of Jackson, one Of
tbs fnest dentists in the State, spent
last week in Bells. During his stay
here. he WIS kept busy all the time, in
fact. he had more work than he could
do. Ne left on last Tuesday morning
ON Monday night s complimentary
marty was given him by the young
men OF Bells, ST the American House.
Mr.. G. E. Mechanism left Monday
for Memphis, and will probably accept
q travelling position for some siAunch
irm In that plscc. The boys will be
CORY for Charlie 10 take his departure
from among them, and hope after he is
weary of travel he viii again turn
back TO the home of his childhood.
Charles is not only generous and popu-
lar. but Is q sprightly business man,
and will make s.host Of friends wher-
ever he goes. Good luck to you,
Charles.