The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-07-05
OVER THE STATE.
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-'Ct, Vhe otaef ddy, WIN TWO wei ue-
losseIoped misunderstanding Amer
spei
mafan
: rwo new post offices have been es-
hhotlblished in Rutherford county Que
in / called Floraton, the other Porter
-eld.
I Isa Squire Ben Porter killed "a bear
2,7ear Key Corner, Dyer county, a
port time ago, which netted $50
Unounds.
Til The Anchor says that the new un-
pom Depot, soon to be erected in Un,
eve U n City by the two roads, will cost
pout $4,000.
Ing The Sparta Expositor says that
Taitle &aughter of Isaac Stewart, Of
Tn hlte county, is cross-eyed one day
;sIid that her eyes are straight the next.
60, Ed Norman and Annie Mason were
arried in the Court House at Nash.
su lie Thursday morning of last week.
are had abducted her and was sent to
III. She is only thirteen years of age.
We John Freeman went to the harvest
teld in Cannon county and picked a
se,arrel with you ng man named Ar
emit. Arnstt replied to something
ywsid, when freeman drew knife and
thrusting it into Arnett's throat, rips
ed him open to the waist, laying bare
e lungs. Arnett died and Freeman
els not been apprehended.
S,The residence of johnson Everett
oTell>to-do farmer and son>in,law of
pephen Pate, ST., residing two miles
dim Mckenzie, was destroyed by
ste Saturday night. Its contents
tire total loss, except one feather
I'd and an organ. This is the second
Gule Mr.. Everett has lost his house
N fire, and he has the sympathy of all.
III % the last issue of the New England
aos and Leather Reporter the state
III ynt is presented of the shipments of
Dds from the New England manu-
oturing district to leading CONNER
|H III centres. Nashville stands fifth
II (. }the list as a jobbing shoe market.
r., : only cities ahead of her are New
ok, st Louis, Chicago and Gin
Charlottesville American.
FH w. G. Clements shot and dangers
Ely wounded William Taylor last
iday, about nine miles from Clarks.
lie. The difficulty was caused by
tlor's mules getting into Clements
ID. Clements fired three shots, all
ling effect in Taylors head. Tay-
was alive at last accounts, but is
expected to live. The parties
all we'll connected, and the TRACES
is greatly deplored.
Wilson Larkins, who has for some
,e been making insinuatiors against
vito of VIM. II. Owens, in Wa
Fly, was shot dead by Owens last
day. Owens overheard him ma
Q the remarks, when he came out
lis store with shot gun. Lark
fled, but returned with revolver,
dared Owens to come out. Ow-
did SO, with shot gun, firing up
Larkins, who died in few mo-
ats. The.coroner's jury returned
srdict of justiiable homicide.
! Quite a hutter was occasioned in
n last Wednesday over the arrest
number of our best and most
abiding citizens, who had been
ld guilty Of not fulfilling, to the
III or, the health ordinance. They
Il taken before the Mayor, who,
Us preliminary remarks, stated
he did not intend their arrest
Zine as a money making business
W. corporation, but simply to en-,
thorough cleaning mp; that
Ia was more than all else to a
y. A fine Of enc dollar was as
a against each party, making,
the cost attached, S2.90-sne
ar for the officer, ninety cents
the Mayor, and one dollar to go
the town Golfers. The Mayor