The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-23
SMALL CHANGE.

ROADS mas plckeu uP |
during the past few weeks.
Maj. Hallstrom has the thanks Oh
our family for lot of the biggest
finest pears we have seen this year.
They were magnificent specimens.
The colored Baptists of Blum
Spring church will have baptlzing
at the bridge, near Hale's farn' to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock.
We are somewhat crowded with
new advertisements and important
/ news thi. week and have been COM
pelled to leave out some communlcs'
tions.
The camp.meetipg at Shiloh was
attended by an immense crowd last
Sunday. After very profitable Sc
ries of meetings, an adjournment was
made Thursday.
The Sanitary Committee has given
orders for a general cleaning up of all
, , filthy places in town. Look after
your premises promptly and thus
avoid paying fine.
Mr.. Rufus Cole, substantial citi-
zen of the 18th district, while in his
:. crib on last Thursday getting corn fol
!. his horse, was bitten on the hand by
Observation-Disclosures Globe.
;; Parties oweing lots in Oakvoo'
). cemetery are requested by the Gene
g, terry Committee tc have them cleane'
n, off as soon as possible. as they inten
1t. to clean up the streets and give tn
n az whole place general overhauling.
We learn that lightning agai
- struck the house of Mr.. Geo. Rollin
IS near Lavinla, on Wednesday of la
week, doing considerable damag
*; *: and soaring Mr.. r. so badly that
has moved out of the ill.fated hous
= Capt. Merry's Gland excursion N
rs 7" will reach here at ten a. m. Septel
Der Oath, en- route to the south. /
nd nd our farmers and Others who ha
land to sell be prepared to meet the
and persuade some of them to stop
de-. Capt. j. F. Merry, q. W. T.
4
. of the l. G. r. r., has our thanks
the premium list of the Delaw
Ex- County (lowa) Agricultural socle
A'''' The fair will be held in Manches
PUT Sept. 1919 inclusive and promises
fice. be grand success.
I'LL The West Tennessee Horticult'
W. NJ Society met in Gadsden last Fri
and adjourned to allow the mem'
chance to meet the farmer,
ounce Humboldt. The next session VII
iona held at Henderson on the first Th
)eme-
day in Febl uary.
ounce The candidates for the legisla
gress- will speak at Humboldt next Tue
' night, at Gibson Wednesday, N
Wednesday night, Medina Thur
Sidate lat and Tuckerville Friday. They
coSn. osn. put in this week at various point
the northern part OF the county.
ca g @ ndi1 Mrs. A. l.. Mathis, who lives
to the miles southwest of town, near ID
n0n- Springs, fell from fence last
,didate day and dislocated her shoulder.
action action was on the fence gathering
.--- fruit, when the top plank gav'
with her, causing the painful acc
Mr.. Frenz has this week sol
here stock of dry goods to u. w. v
:9on', ?1u" a. Co. and gone out Of business
n Sta. has many friends here who vii
Dr carr from him with regret, MS he has
'ulatad himself popular with all who
l VIII him. His departure will be a
,;nlx /, loss to our town.
'uhiy - \. 49, -
body in The EPiscopaIians he.u Sc
on that meetings this week in the Me
nation' church, which were very inte
.o and we'll attended. The Rev
~ Collins and Rev. w. G.. Dav
bought conducted the services and de
nd are .on,. axc.Ilent sermons. Our
~ ~ I har' will he glad to have them
soon.