The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-05-14

ucIt VIII bc an tAtufSfou oNCl
the l.. d y. X. Il. from the differ
ent stations to Austin, Texas.
on Nav Ii, Is and 10Th. The
Cumberland Presbytcrians have a
convention in that city, and We
advise all who wish to attend, for
pleasure or home seekers, TO take
this trip. The fare for round trip
to Austin, and return from Nc
| Kenzie $3.50; from Milan $3.50,
from Humboldt $500. Tickets
| good to return on in 30 days.
Our sanctum was graccd by a
bevy Of fair ladies hast Monday,
.namely: Miss Porah B',swell and
Mcsdamcs DeShong, Robinson,
Peclcr and Weaver. They author
lied ust 10 announce that the la
dies Of the Baptist church in Rus
scllvillc will give a strawberry
festival and supper, ON Friday
night. MAY 18th, for the benefit Of
the church. This will he the first
strawberry festival of the season
and doubtless will be well attend
ed. The festival will be at the
Masonic building.-Russcllville
Democrat.
The strawberry and ice cream
supper given by the ladies Of the
Episcopal church last Friday night
at the Southern Pacific Hotel, was
a decided success. The ladies de-
serve much reward in the energy
and vim they showed in getting
up this delightful treat. The ice
cream and cake could not be beat
en- anywhere. They did not serve
Strawberries, On account of them
being spoiled when they arrived.
Everybody enjoyed themselves
highly and say, it was one If the
most delightful evenings they had
spent anywhere. The proceeds
Melted the handsome sum of 5000
We hope they will give another
supper soon.
The following very decided com
plimcnt to Ed. j. +. Weaver, pas
tor of the Baptist church in this
city, we clip from the Immigrant
of vest in his sermon at
the IEl1ist church last Sunday
the Rev. Mr.. Weaver begun by an-
nouncing that this is Il day Of
white-waShing, that the ncwspa-
pcrs often take up the most ordi-
nary and corrupt man and lly mis-
representations and false reports
lead the people TO believe that in
his excellence he is something
wonderful. We can certify TO the
correctness Of Mr. Wcavers state
nent, and he said many other
things well and forciblv. He lisa
splendid preacher "-Dardanelle
Arkansian.
We would bring to the notice Of
our friends as the season approach
- for the returnef the dreaded dis |
order of ''chills and fever IA rem
cdy which comes ious with high |
est recommendations If merit We
refer to Hughes Tonic" Ii isl
prepared by Mess. K. A. Robinson
d Co, Louisville, KY, and is com
p'sed Of such ingredients rs will
often when taking separately and
alone give relief; when combined
they are almost sure Ia prove a GER
tain cure the MANY favorable re-
suits bear testimony To this opin-
ion, and the remedy is steadily |
growing in favor. We advise YOU
Ia get il once ami make trial off
it.
Pearce Bros. have made anoth- |
er change in their advertisement,
and We invite all to read it. This |
time they are advertising their
heavy hardware. Now, if any Of
our readers wish anything i'm the
hardwarcline, be sure and call ON
Pearcc Bros. before purchasing else
whore. They are agents for the
celebrated Champion Reapers and
Mowers Ii is useless for US TO
praise these fine agricultural i'm
plemeats,fo all the farmers far and
near, know their real worth, and
that they are indispensable to the
grass growers. Every farmer should
have one of these implements, and
We advise YOU ia call ON Pearce
Bros, Milan, Tenn, and buy one.
We clip the following from the
GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf II will
be remembered that Mr.. Brandon
was for long time connected with
the ExcITANGE, and his many
friends here wish him success in
his new line of business Mr.. ".
o. Brandon was one Of our most
welcarae visitors this week. Mr..