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Thnrber! Thurber! Thurber

Never did your No. > and No. 10 CIGAR
meet with such happy and enthusiastic
reception since the invention of tobacco
Everybody smokes them. They are sold
only at the one price of five and ten cents
each, whether you buy one or thousand
To avoid the rush, come down before
breakfast to Tucker y Willis, and we will
insure you that your sweetheart will
never send in a "previous - and that
papa will not want TO 90 down to the
postotfice after supper. O5Iltt
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The Last Chance.

If there are any here who want fine
trotting, running, combined or family
horses, full-breed Kentucky stock, with
blood and ownership furnished, they
should apply to Chas, Z. Calvert before
Wednesday, as he proposes to move his
stock to San Antonio on that day.
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Announcement.

From the Lone Star publishing house
Houston Texas; Our general agent Mr..
b. &. Tabor, is now located at Col. w. f.
Lynch's on South Third street, this city.
and will contract with the right kind of
men TO handle our publications. either S
canYassers, city solicitors, corps leaders
or d.Str Ct MISUNDERSTANDING.
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The Great Southern hEnII'l.

r.nI BT1t iS5 d the cure Of chill. aud r.
is iS a positive sit anridote tor 1 sa.j.sg
a mas a mo r,Est d system from ' T55
n matte t,i' causes, and to t.3i. o.1 IL.
necessarily exposed to GlI 'i';,5 ,tt q
e ti9ces'a and are attended !. H ,o.. r
low iG~in nsb iy@P of the back and s#
y t,tf, hTaisS severe e Ere headas9t Is1
ton to get about, low 'p apj eytr.o43
hot, burning feyer'' ,rssImittea, D. :.
term FERN in bilious rgIl. .gsgs.
termittent fever, we " om hand 81 "A. 4
v y1, keep keep a supply on Gl.s MIN Iin5;
f Hpr and take a dose it,hlrs:..rl
No other medicine Is ~ InogerllI U
y ,aT o' rloncentrated and p,U,oi,oags
s ys[y '2 in removing the .dPI Ii po
rentS from the Diocu' bsrter .A'y
a ag5i'' l6is !. D9 @oIe 81 9' +.
to those "a; ntm 9so.9@' when 1sal. as5
crops in the ,a midday df ynoo Pai &. 4.a
those m9l i 35en iS we Would s3
every eS morning on Of fli n1sD :9 a
say nothing Of do5 que No stI :..+Is Z I
saved in the en- eh Musicians P ITs;rss +
recommend it, ,, A,n Price q
l i and rI4 e5s 1S only only ,.i b
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Electric CcDSUmDi;on EBra

Has undoubtedly the bes. rsg
ton OF any medicine tor .drtls
consumption that We have 75f h
able to find. 1t is prepared szg's.
for consumption, and those a1e
affected with a deep-,eatrd =
lOng-stanGiug. \ few dose, u.
mediate relief, and if KEEP. up s-l
feet a cure. Ii j. VERY soothing
lungs and pleasant to take. Ok :!
nights sleep, free from those irs.l
parOXySms OF coughing, is WORT =.
than the price Of a half dozen btt-
Ask your druggist for b..s
once; price 10 cents and q Pi .s-
Prepared only by Tucker s VIZ
Waco, Texas.
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The HVcnIher To.nnr.

The sigAal service bureau report the in
dications tor jo-dIy to be, for the West
Gdlt States, t4ir weather. northwesterly
winds becoming variable stationary or
higher temperature and pressure.
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Compound Syrup Of Sars '1af.l
Iodlde of Potassium

The comedies in this prepaFi.-1
ranked by the medical professor :
most certain II alternatives and l'...
tives, possessing the power Of I'D.
from the blood those hImors o. p
pies which disturb its purity, l'a-
them toward the ns,uTal tA, +.
channels Its employed vito y. /
tage in chronic affection; Of '.' = =
eruptive and skin diseases, 'l;a
Anthonv's fire, erysipelss' ..
pustules, blotches, boiis, tino', 7.
or salt rheum, scald-head, Tia--.z
ulcers and sores, chrome rIlr--11 I,
svphilitic ami mercurial diseas' =. I
generally for the various d l;'15 -
ing from impurities OF the o.g .., t,.-
Ii forms a powerful altera, y. ny /. /.
renovation of the blood and ioI u,
toration of tone and strength s. . .
system when debilitdted q n
Ask 1,' YOUR druggist for our make ,I d !.
are in search Of a good blood ~, .-.D
and slfrrstiye. Price :. per .o. r-...
six bottles for 50. Prepared y :,s M
and Willis, manufacturing
Waco, Texas.
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AriHnIs Ibis Meck.

/ ICream-dotted swisSeS in new deslgi 5.
swiss and null embroldueS, lawn tennis
SuitingS. All wool buntings in cologs
mosquito bars, canopy mosquito bars.
at Levine Bros. t5l4rc.
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SOnCOrSIia Club.

\ special meeting will be held in the
ha!l this morning at 10 O'Clock All MEM
hers are requested to attend. By order of
the President. OSCAR DURRILL,
Secretary,
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You will miss Il bargain unless you call
at once and get one of those fine parl0r
suits at cost from Stephenson, TlbhS 81
Steiner O5l3lw
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We are determined to close out every
parlor suit within fifteen Il VS.. At actual
cost. STEPHENSON, IIBBS IL STEINER.
O5l3lW
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Conyalescen's from all wasting diseas-
es should use CATERS BitteIs for their su-
penor STRENGTHENING and tonic qualities.
Sold by Tucker & Wlls.-5Otlw
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PEEsSO Nal.

Mr.. Tom Collins is back from western
trip.
Mr. c. G.. Morgan is over from COrsi-
cana, fora SUNDAY visit.
~ l,t,o 1-or,,, hos ro+urno,, from .
N.Y. sN ,.iit 20 U ,"iGtS wa.+ ot here
'''' u''S ''''' ~ i''''''
mr.. IN. "I.I rs; % i,:t' hS n IN SH' '''9
III '''e 'ii'eieS' VI HIS : am W.
Miss Emily P,yton a very interesting
Young lady of Tennessee is in the city
guest of Dir. W. II. Brown.
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Sunday Picnic.

The members of Germania club propose
giving, next Sunday, a picnic, and al
members who wish 10 attend are invited
o meet at Z q. H., Sunday, AT the hall. A
fine brass band will play during the day.
Buses will run from the hall to the
grounds between and a. m. Charges
Tor members, 70 cents for round trip; per-
sons not members, Sl.00.
w. SCHUMACHER,
A. b. FHEEMAN,
A. RoDMAN,
5. JOSEPH,
O51II3t Committee
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The Fashion Esax.r

though turning out the handsomest
hats in the cry, We can trim YOU up some
thing tasty and nice from $3.50 up. Don't
buy ready trimmed eastern hat. but step
III and see US and have one trimmed to
your order. for less money. We also car
~ a full line OF underwear, neckwear. cor
sets, fancy goods, dress trimmings and
hosiery. Mrs. Ella :. COHEN
0jl4d- wlw n. 9th ST., near Austin
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Don't bcgin your travels until you have
a liEen or mohar dIster, good trunk or
Va Use, the only place to get them at is
sanger Bros. Ojl4tc
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Hose Coco SaxoIlDs

NoNOiile,
A perfect hair dressing
noter OF the growth Of rGs 4 2,
other compound possesses ~, y MI y
properties which so exa.,, p' i de
various conditions OF the b6r., ,-.' &
1t soitens the hair when '' Ta., q,
dry; it sooth"s the irrit,,a li'- g
skin; it affords aud produces .,'1 ~ "a. Y
est luster; removing AN w. e.
scurt, etc, thereby maxine 1 :.
have asserted, without ev@7, T. ! !
best article ever used for rb. P,..l. Q
will only cost you % cent. r. ','.' g Z,
Prepared only by Tucker i, 1 1
Waco, Texas. " '-i
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California wine direct from California
at |. a Goldstcin's. Pure healthtul and
cheaD.-04OStC.
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Young man do you want a fine shirt,
collar, or Il pair OF cuffs: Do you want II
scarf OF tine latest fashion? DO you want
Il fine suit OF underwear il so 90 where
yor can ct the best for your money, at
Sanger Bros. O5l4tc
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Ladies and gentlemen will DO well to
cal on Sanaer Bros. when they want a
pair Of shoes OF the latest sly lie. best make
and low prices O5l4tc
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Not very good ice cream wather,
Read our cheap column this morning
The big pond in East Waco affords a
nice yachting place for. ducks and geese.
The frs Sunday train tor Wooten's
wells leaves this morning, returning to-
night.
And still there are a few who contem-
plate taking chance in the race for cJun-
ty office.
Our church directory sill inform you
where services are held to-day and who
breaches.
The country people were numerous
in town Yesterday and trade WAS fair in
the evening.
Half a doz h made mp -of all sorts,
were ovcrhauled and trimmed up 1T the
recorders last session.
The foamy lager was not in demand
Yesterday. Old sol the agent was not get
ting in his work enough.
New wheat will soon be coming in
every day. We have learned OF several
lots which are waiting for the threshcr.
The farmers say the cold wheather
has caused innumerlblc bugs 10 attack
the young cotton ana damage is feared
from them.
Now that the cotton exchange has
closed up here. the New Orleans cxchan 90
proposes to furnish them three trlegrams
day giving The reports at the expense of
that exchange. The New Orleans future
market will hereafter he posted at Herzs
cigar store as fast us kilograms arrive.
"A petition is in circulation and is re-
ceiving numerous signers asking John :. |
Moore t. allow his name 10 be used rs a |
candidate for the legislature. We have |
not heard as 10 what Mr.. Moore will do |
about allowing his name to be used. but |
If he should run he would rally many sup
poriers.
As we noted in our last edition Rev.
b, a. Rogers rector OF st. Pauls church
will this morning take tor his subject
The foundation ofthc church of England
and the Espiscopal church and their SUI
passed connection with the church of
Rome" This serman will be one of ar
snrbng interest and no doubt the atten-
lance will be very large.
The moonshinerS. party OF young PEG
pie who Curate fer the object of pleasure
md recreation. will picnic on the Bos-
Iue to-day. We hope the ice-cream wao-
)n will not get away from them this time
ma lose all the frozen cream along the
Dad. The last time the horse by some
means got in tie ditch and the wagon
Eas upper-mOst. The party had tull
hare OF pleasure all the same.
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French poplins IS inches wide viz Lou
sc blue, elephants breath, ashes Of roses
and lavender al L. Il. JOrdans-04lGtC
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Parlor suits ut actual cost at Stephen.
son, Tlbbs IL Steiner's. 05I3Iw
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05lld3t

Tucker 81 Willis are sole agents 70
Wooten wells water.
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.


We are authorized to announce q. Van Hall
rs q candidate tor recollection for sheriff, sub
jrct To the action Of the democracy Of McLen-
nan county. Ui3Od&Wtt
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Something new. If the ladies wish to
see the latest in dress goods they will find
it to their interest to examine the new
arrivals just received at Sanger Bros.
O5l4tc.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-07
HOLIDAY HAPPINESS.

"The Surprise" at the Baptist
church on Christmas eve night turned
QUIT be very happy Entertainment.
The school, under the direction of
Mrs. Davis, sang several good pieces
of music and marched through the
aisles with banners, each inscribed
with one large gilt letter. When
placed in line they spelled, "Glory to
God in the highest" and Feed my
lambs" making very pretty tableau.
One quartette sung was specially con-
plimented by the audience. Hand
some and appropriate presents were
distributed to the audience, and all
left well pleased.
At the Methodist church, on Tues.
day night of last week, large and
beautiful arch was erected, with
shelves or steps on the sides, which
were covered and hung with rich and
pretty presents for the audience. On
the arch, in large gilt letters, were the
words, "a gift Tor ALL" which broth
er Taylor supplemented very happily
with "whose names are called" Ap,
propriate and excellent music was rem
dered by the school. The house was
literally jammed with people, and we
believe they were very well pleased
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-07

The past ten days have been the
dullest here since the yellow fever
scare-an1 all without good reason.
Milan is as safe as any town in the
state. We hope our country friends
will get over their panic by next week
Mr.. j. D. Carne appears this week
in our announcement column as a
candidate for County Court Clerk. As
will be remembered by our readers,
he only liked a few votes of winning
in the last race. lie consequently
enters this with bright hopes of sue,
cess. He is good man, and thorough
ly competent to FL the position.
The first entry for the August ra>
ces appears in our announcement col
umn this week. Sam. II. Thomas,
Esq, flyer Station, who made such
a splendid run four years ago-coming
out second, when there were fifteen
entries--is out again for Register.
Mr.. Thomas is a well known and de-
servedly popular man in the county.
He is laboring now under disabilities
caused by wounds received in the late
war and he is unfit for severe physical
labor. But he will make an excellent
Register, and he wants the office. We
think he'll be hard to beat.
ga friend in need is friend in
deed" And that's the kind of man
our good neighbor Frenz is. He
spent last week in and near Hickman,
putting in two days hunting duck at
Reelfoot. He came home last Tues,
day with one hundred ducks, three
wild geese and quantity of fish, and
distributed them among his friends
here, giving them a real feast-a hap
py new year indeed. He had fine
sport, although game.is little scarce;
but if it is anywhere in reach he is
bound to kill more than any other
man in the woods. He is certainly
the most successful hunter in our
knowledge-as well as the most liber.
al. We join his host of friends in
wishing him prosperous and happy
new year, and hope he may have a
hundred more of them. He has the
special thanks OF the EXCHANGE for
three fine. fat ducks.
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Personal.

Miss Mollie Adams, of Bolivar, is
visiting relatives here.
Will Ing, of Humboldt, has been
taking Christmas here.
Clint Leigh, of the Humboldt Ar
gus, was in town last week.
Mr.. r. Y. Moore, of Mckenzie,
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Lou Ray, of Clinton, is visi>
ting the family of DIR. Henderson.
Misses Florence and Katie johnson,
of Humboldt, visited friends here last
week.
Miss Ella Burrow, of Irrelevant, is
visiting the family of Mrs. r. M.
Bryant.
Misses Maud and Mary Hillsman,
of Trezevant, visited the family of
Mrs. Hutcherson last week.
Mrs. Bette Williams left this week
for Staunton. Va, where she goes to
finish her musical education,
Messrs. Robert Love, Lee Grigsby
and DR.. McGee and son, of Trenton,
have been in town last week.
Col. Jim Hunt shook the mud of
Milan from his No. los last week and
left for his native mountains of East
Tennessee. Well hardly see his like
again.
jackson Wing: S. H. Hale, Esq,
one of the most popular citizens Of
Gibson county, has been elected May
or of Milan. John Gray, "the little
daisy" was elected Marshal. Capt.
tai selections both.
Eugene Porter, who has been sell
ing drugs for DR.. Jordan, and whC
made host of friends here by hi
gentlemanly conduct, left on Thurs
day for his home in Paris. We par
from him with regret, and wish hin
well wherever he may cast his lot.
w. j. Torrance, who died this weel
with smallpox, was hero who shoulC
be held in remembrance. lie CAV,
his life in humanity's cause, wheI
others refused to help bury the dead
May he rest in peace, and rise in tri
umph at the last day.
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Should You Need

Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Solid
Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware,
Clocks or Cutlery, send to Mermod,
Jaccard d Co., corner of Fourth ard
Locust streets. St. Louis, for ihe'.
illustrated price list. This jewelry
house, the largest in the south and
west, has on hand the finest stock and
sell their goods lower than any house
in the south or west. They make
specially of Gold, Solid Silver Watch.
es for $40, which they warrant. When
in st. Louis, be certain to see the
immense jewelry house of Mermod,
Jaccard u Co., corner of Fourth and
Locust.
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Your very last Chance.

The December or Christmas mum.
ber of the Southern Musical Journal
is on our table. 1t was ''the last"
with which the shoemaker of Seville
killed his wife, and with this expires
in glory the old series of the Journal.
January begins new volume with a
new series, but the dollars worth of
Premium Sheet Music. which has
hitherto heen presented each subsrib-
er, will not be longer given. The
Publishers offer one last chance to Sc.
cure this premium, and will extend it
yet to all who subscribe before Janu>
ary 10th, 1882. Remit S1.25 at once
and the Journal for 1882, with its
Sl2 worth of music bound in it, and
81 worth of premium Sheet Music of
your own selection, will be yours.
This Christmas number has three mu.
sic gems. "He Giveth His Beloved
Sleep" 1.-The celebrated Chop Waltz"
and "Blue Bird Echo Polka" Send
your subscription to Ludden Il Bates
Southern Music House, Savannah,
Georgia,
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Almost n Fire.

The ceiling of n blacksmith shop on
Main street, near the post Office, was
found TO he blazing last Saturday
night, about eight o'clock. 1t was ex.
tinguished without great damage. It
is supposed that it caught from the
flue. Had it got good start, sever.
al houses would have burned.
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Caught With Stolen Goods.

Trenton Mirror: II. g. Harrison,
a young man about eighteen years
old, deputy postmaster and son of
Elisha Harrison, postmaster at Dyer
Station, Tenn. was recently arrested
on suspicion of having stolen goods in
his possession. j. p. Shoddy, a mer-
chant of Dyer Station, had been
missing goods from his store and men,
toned the fact to Harrison, who
slept in the store. Harrison exhib-
tied alarm and ShOddy got a search
warrant and found the goods, S65
worth in Harrison's trunk. Harri-
son is under bond of 81, 900 to appear
before 9am Thomas, justice OF the
peace, for preliminary trial. The
young man was but recently in Jail
here for carrying pistol.
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RAILWAY NEWS.

Mrs. II. w. Clarke sent big bas-
ket, filled with turkey and other
good things, to the train dispatcher's
office in jackson on Monday of last
week. The boys returned her hearty
thanks, of course.
Mr.. J. T. Garner, agent of the c.,
St. L. d N. o. road here, had a new
years gift presented him which made
him the happiest man on the line.
1t was a bouncing fine boy. Congrat-
ulations have been pouring in on him.
Bruce Clabaugh, one of the most
popular conductors on the c., st. l..
d N. o. road, was married on the 2Sth
ult. to Miss Libbie G. ,3eyer, at the
residence of the brides father, in Nor
wich, Ohio. The EXCHANGE joins
host of friends in wishing them much
JOY, and in welcoming the bride to
the Sunny South.
B. j. Ragsdale, who has been Sec
ton boss on the Central road for the
past six years, has sent in his resig>
nation, and will retire to his farm,
near Bradford. He has been one of
the most efficient men on the line,
and was urged to remain. Pat Daily,
now section boss for the l.. d n. here
and good one, too, will take his
place.
The Memphis Avalanche says an
important bill was received last week
for registry in the U. S. circuit court
in that city. 1t was fled by the
Louisville and Nashville railroad com.
psny against the counties of Henry,
Weakly, Carroll, Gibson, Crockett,
Haywood, Upton, Fayette and Shell
by; the towns of Paris. Henry's Sta
ton, Mckenzie, Milan, Humboldt,
Gadsden, Bells Station, Mason, Gal
loway and Bartlett, and also against
the judges or chairmen of the county
courts and the trustees of the counties,
and the mayors and tax collectors of
the towns named. The bill states
that the officials of the counties of
Henry, Gibson and Crockett, and of
the towns of Henry's Station and
Bells Station, have had the railroad
company notified to show cause why
the propeperty of the railroad, within
those localities, should not be assessed
for taxes cue on the former Memphis
and Ohio railroad. This road, which
extended from Memphis to Paris, is
now incorporated in the Louisville
and Nashville road. The bill further
states that these taxes run from 1850
to 1880, and to pay them would re.
quire an outlay Of several hundred
thousand dollars, and that the pay.
ment would be unjust, in view of the
acts Of the legislature to the contrary.
The bill alleges that there is reason tC
believe that all the other counties and
towns named will follow the example
set them unless restrained by the court
1t therefore asked that all the defend
ants be enjoined from proceeding tC
the collection Of these taxes. Judge
Baxter has granted the injunction
and made an order restraining the
defendants from proceeding in the
matter, until he can hear the motion
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-01-07
Shot In the Eye.

On Wednesday of last week, while
out hunting, Bob Phelan was acci-
IDENTIFY shot in the eye by Pat Daley.
The wound is unpleasant, but we
hope not very serious. The gun was
charged with bird shot, and We be-
lieve only one entered the eye.
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New Millinery and Dress Goods.

Mr.. d Mrs. O. II. Hallstrom have
Just received large and elegant
stock of the latest styles and most
fashionable Dress Goods, Notions,
Millinery Goods, e'c., from New
York and st. Louis. Call and see
for yourselves. Prices to suit the
times. They defy competition.
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For Sale or Rent

The House and lot opposite my
residence in Milan. House contains
Two rooms. Lot contains three and
one.half acres. Apply to me for fur
her particulars. w. G. TURNER.
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For Rent.

Elegant Main Street Residence.
Also, Main Street Business Houses.
For particulars, apply at Banking
House of r. A. Collins.
January 8 1882.