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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23
PERSONAL.

MISS. Llzzle ferry is vlsllng relas
tives in Trenton.
Miss Bennett, of Humboldt is Wis.
iting relatives in the city.
Prof. Daoiels is teaching a guitar
class of eighteen members.
Mrs. Wyatt, of Fulton, has been
visiting Mrs. Seay this week.
Mrs. George Martin, has been visi>
ting relatives in Irrelevant this week.
T. Warren, deputy county court
clerk, was in town Saturday.
The many friends of Mr.. R. B.
Jordan, are glad to see him home once
more.
Mrs. A.iW. Roberts, o. Jackson,
is the gue7t of Mrs. A. B. Conley
this week.
Mss. Cora Taylor, who has been
attending school here, returned home
at Dyer Station this week.
Miss Annie Donnell, of Spring
Creek, has been visiting Mr.. Henry
] ,ckinson's family this week.
Mr.. AL Bigham, the handsome
clerk at the Southern Pacific Hotel,
went to St Louis Wednesday
Mr.. Mark Baird is shipping his
household goods to the Indian Terri
tory and his family will soon follow.
Miss. Love Grizzard. of Memphis,
has been visiting her brother, Mr..
Will Grizzard, in the city Ibis week.
Bro. Robinson left last night for
Russellville, Ark, where he will con-
duct a revival. We wish him success.
Tom Pearce surprised his many
friends here last Sunday by dropping
down to see them. He left Tuesday
for Missouri.
Every vehicle that could be secured
wasused by our people last Sunday,
all going to the foot washing at Shady
Grove Church.
Rev. j. P. Weaver, representative
of Prospero lodge, x. p, left last Sum-
day in company with G. M. f. Wade
10 attend the Grand Lodge at Gal'
latin.
Rev. j. l.. Lewis and wife left las
Monday for Bentouville Ark, where
they will spend a few days visiting
friends. There will be no services a
the G. P. church Sunday. ~
Mr.. j. G. Sheets, of Paducah
KY, = here filling Mr.. Can't Well
place as ticket agent for the L. & W
R. R., who has a leave of absence 70
a week or two. Mr.. S. is accompa
MED by his wife, and are stopping a
the Milan Hotel.
Miss. Lorena WhitmOre, the beau
tiful and accomplished art and must
teacher of the Normal College, re
turned to her home in Corinth, Miss,
Monday. While here she won the es
TEEN and respect of all who met hel
: and has great many friends her
who hope to see her return mex
session.
Rev. W. M. Robinson returne
from Cofieeville, Miss, Monday. H
has been holding a revival there fC
the LIST four weeks. There wei
+ about IS conversions. Bro RObinso
is an energetic worker in the gre;
cause of Christ. Read what the Co
feeville Times says about him in al
q other column under the head os "Tt
| Paviyap
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23
Hats half price at Harrison's.

If you want a etOf genuine Rogers
Triple Silver Plated Table Knives
and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons,
Brown Il Dickson's is the place to
find them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23

No use to have the children cry
for hats-half price gets one at Har-
risOn's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23
Mayor and Aldermen.

At the regular meetingof the Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen, the second
Monday in this month, all the mem.
bers being present, the following APP
preparations were made:
W. A. Wade, $50
F. Gilbert, street work, 1925
W. J. G. Spellings, blocks. 1.50
j. N, Sullivan. street work, Ais
D. l.. Thompson, street work, 1867
j. M. Hunt, street work, 1.50
j. H. Keaton Il Co., lumber, 60.75
D. 4. Taylor, nails, 6.42
g. w. Martin, ex. on lamp, So
g. B. Cole, street work, 800
To;al 10S69
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23
10S69
Are You HOt2

Well yes; am leetle uncomforta>
BILE. Well, go down here to Tom
HarrisOn's and get you one of his cool
coats and p straw hat at half price
and keep cool. He's got 'em.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23
SFAtL CHANGE.
We cri, | a Ii lie, not much.

can.
We have heard of 20 cut worms in
this county.
A foe Shove fell here Thu sdav
afte. noon.
The young lalieS of Milan are fine
croquet players.
Ask Will Turner, what Uncle
Aaron told him.
Jordan's soda water is:pleas;ng ev,
erybody. 1t is excellent.
A new schedule will 90 into eject
on the 1. G. road Tomorrow,
-Four beouti III young ladies called
on US Thursday. Call again.
The pay cars on both roads came
in Ibis week, and made The boys
happy.
Rich Person has just repapered his
shop, and it is inviting, real neat and
coy. Call and see him
The young people had delightful
time at an ice cream supper given by
Mrs Alice Blanks, Tuesday night.
Let every child il, town go to the
pcinic next Wednesday, whether
they belong to the Sunday-shool or
not
Boys, organize you a baseball
club, and clean up Humboldt and
Trenton. They are anxious to play
Milan.
Mr.. Brown will continue 10 lell
tickets 70 New Orleans and return,
until May sob, good till June 1, for
1926.
Our new postmaster informs us that
ne has ordered fine lot of new and
beautiful line of spring style stamps.
Call and see him,
Mr.. E. M. Brown, ticket agent Of
the l. G. road, has sold during The
Exposition 1853 tickets from Milan 10
New Orleans and return.
There will be a call meeting Of
Prospero Lodge, No. "a, X. p, next
Monday night when every member
is requested to be present.
Sylvia Vance, Kate Sleight and
Ann House, all colored. had a gener'
al hair pulling last Monday. Mar
shal Lusk pulled them all before May
| or Martin.
MIR. w. P. Jacobs, who lives six
miles cast of town, sent us 10 two
punches of wheat FIVE feet, six inches
high, well headed. He says he hal
ten acres just as fine.
Parents, stop your children from
reading the dime novels. The towr
is full of this trashy literature. Thty
hide in bitches every spare moment
and devour every word in these books
Under authority of Presiding Eide
Written, the Rev W. j. House will
take charge of Medina circuit tempo
rarily, in place of the Rev W. S
Waters, who will be absent severa
weeks.
Mr.. Wills Mathis sent to this offic
last Tuesday a fine horse hitched to
buggy, and asked us to try him. H
was one of the finest buggy horses W
ever rode behiud. Call and see hi
turnouts.
A gentleman from Skull-Bont
Saturday drank too much tangle
foot, and proceeded to carmine tn
town, when Marshal Lusk ran hir
before Mayor Martin. The corpora
ton has more cash.
Mr.. w. G. Turner, a few day
scince, sent us bag of exceller
-four, just made with his new mi
machinery. The sample was frs
rate, and, if he keeps on with his in
provement, we hope to see him ru
all other -four out of this marke
! Thousand of dollars are sent frOl
here for -four which ought to be keI
; at home, and he will make an effO
to stop it.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23

Jewelry, watches, etc., at reduced
prices at R. o. Crump's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-05-23
Wall PAPER.

Go to Henderson q Martins for
rare bargains in Wall Paper.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05

AS there will be no workshops
nearer than Calgary on the cast,
and Vancouver on the west our
readers can form some idea of the
Importance of the negotiation just
concluded. The directors have
great faith in the future of our town
aud believe that it will not only be
the largest IN the interior, but
the second Of Importance on the
line of Railway. Kamloops possee-
scs great natural advantages: from
its central posItlonit must command
the trade Of the interior, and as Q
G.. 2. Il. are interested III its pro-
gress we may confidently look Tor
rates that will not be prcdjudicial.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05

The Inland Sentinel has the fol>
lowing with reference 40 the town
Of Kamioops. "rhe Canadian Pas
efic company agree 10 build on he
fiat at the east and Of town, their
pass engcr and freight depot, and
engine house with ten stalls. car
and workshops on M extensive
scale, and cattle cOrralls and shut
ters to facilitate the shipping o!
cattle.
They will also build large water
Sank with sufficient capacity to sup
ply tho town with water from the
river tor some years. and AN 'c"
house that will hold ono Lh ouSand
gtas.-
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05
BRIEF MENTION.

VIM. Deutsch has had his pension
allowed for injuries received during
tho war.
Mrs. Robert Sharre,o Laconner.
visited their place AMI friends on
Fidalso Island, near Deception Pass
this week,
Person Hodgson, of Lopez island
will attend school at the Academy
this winter. There are quite q
humber of pupils attending the
Academy now.
Mr.. A. r.. Williams and John
Williams, near Langley's Point
have moved into Mr.. Fulk's house
near Lake Erie, where they EXPECT
to stay this winter:
Delegates should be chosen III
each election precinct to attend the
convention at Laconnar On tho 9th,
of DcccMber for determining the
boundaries of the new commissioner
districts.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05
GNERAL NEWS.

Three men wero killed at New
castle last week, ty a tree falling
Gu The cabin in which they We're
seated around the fire.
The reward Of $500 offered t;'
Whatcom county fer the capture
of John Guildy has been Crter,d to
he paid 10 tho nino persons who
participate | in his ca pture.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05
SCIENTIFIC.

Cars ara being propelled or The
Ninth Avenue elevated railway
New York, by Daft electric motors.
The cratic star in the oonsiella-
ton of Andromeda, supposed To be
indcntlcal with the star of Both-
lchcm. whose periadieal return ev-
cry 300 years is claimed, WAS the
subject Of paper by Prof. Youn"
ut tho National Academy Of Scien-
ccs ut Albany. He accounts for it
on the hypothesis thatit is a dark
star rendered luminous by passing
through tho nebula in that cons.cl~
lation.
Ostrich farming promises to be-
come profitable in California. TAe
birds do fully as we'll as in their
native country whore $4,000 are
claimed to have been rcaliz Il from,
the offspring aud feathers of n single
trio Of birds in ono season.
A Teller electric railway has been
inaugurated ut Glyndc, England,
for carrying clay from the pits to
the works Of the New Haven CO.
mont company.
A hair cutting machine operated
by clock work, has been patencd at
Jonchuan, Corca.
The Russian ami Italian military
are being supplied by balloons
anchored to trucks fro" which the
balloons are elevated aud lowered
by steam> engines. A seperate
truck supplying gas for initiating
the balloons forms part of the out
fit.
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NOTICE OF AI'rifC ALTON TO PTR
CHASE TIMER LAND.

CHASE TIMBER LAND.
UNITED STATES IFisTkICT LAND OFFICE.
Olympia, Wa>hiugic, Territory. Notice
is hereby given thu. in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress app
ir,vcd June 3, S73. entitled IAN Act foi
the sale of Timber Lands in the States
of Cal fornia. Oregon. Nevada and Wash
ngtnn Tcrritnry.' Frank a. Graham. of
Ska.it County, Washington Territory,
has this dar filed in this office his nppli-
cation To purchase the SEt of SEA ot
Section No 27 in Township NJ. 35
North, Rar., No. East OF the wis
lanct'e Meridian.
Any and all parsons claiming adversely
the SAID Described | mi, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to flc their
claims III this office within sixty (d0) days
from date hereof
Given under my hand, at MY office in
Olympia. w. r.. this 2nd day OF Dec
cmbcr, 4, d., 1885,
JurT f. GowEY,
50 low Register of tho Land Once.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05

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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-26
Amusement Matters.

The Grand Opera house could not seat the
people who came to see 'The White Slave" yes
terday afternoon and evening" and many were
compelled to stand up and were glad of the
privilege, at both performances. Last night the
standing room sign was displayed before the or
chestra commenced The strong interest of the
play. its fine mounting and excellent acting all
contributed to renewal of its previous success
Miss Marie Bates, who has recently joined the
company has made an excellent impression in
the part of Martha and the cast throughout is a
good one. The play will be seen again this af-
ternoon and evening.
Manager Dickson has two new attractions for
next week-"A Prisoner for Life" the first three
nights, to be followed by BARLEY Campbells
great spectacular play, "Clio," which is great
success. Neither of these plays have ever be-
fore been seen in this city.
AT Engish's Opera house yesterday afternoon,
the CAROLS played to fair audience and had a
full house in the evening Whose Can 1t Be"
will be the attraction this afternoon and even
ing, which closes their engagement.
The next attraction at Englishs will be Patti
Rosa in Zip" and bob" the last three nights
of next week. These plays have been made IA
nous by Lolita, and will doubtless draw we'll.
The Museum presents Queens Evidence" for
the last time to- day. and at the Zoo the Howard
Athen@um Speciality Company closes its engage.
ment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-26
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES,
PBTTIS. BASSBTT & CO..
DECEMBER TWENTY-FlFTH.
How the Day Was Celebrated-The Enter
tainment at st. Pau!'s Sunday-SchoOl.
81 lean my hand against the day
To feel its bland oaressing,
! will not let it pass away
Before IL laavas It's hlasSino y


Christmas found its way to more homes In
this city yesterday than il has for many years
before, and was triumphantly celebrated in
nearly every Sunday school. The sales of toys,
books and candies were unusually large prob
ably for the reason that they like clothing
and other necessities of life are now sold at a
closer margin of profit, and at lower prices than
this city has ever known The poor children,
thanks to the various charities, were cared Tor
tn a greater number than usual, and it is be-
heved that the homes were few indeed into
which some Of the good cheer and fellow.
slip of this hallowed time did not come.
Christmas was celebrated In delightful fashion
by the scholars of st. Paul's Suuday-school. last
evening The chapel was beautifully garlanded
In evergreen, with a wonderful Christmas tree as
the dominating attraction. There were over
three hundred persons present, and the exercises
were appropriate and entertaining. Brief ad,
dresses were made By Bishop Knickerbacker and
DIR. Jeuckes and Miss Bingham recited the
eyer new and always pleasing ."rwas the Night
before Christmas" The poem brought into the
DECENTRALIZATION of bis reindeer bells an active,
living personation OK Santa Claus who came
down chimney, specially prepared for the pur
pose, In fine style and to the great delight of the
children, and. under this mighty personaga's di-
rection, presents were distributed to everybody.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-26
One of Rosecrans's New Chiefs.


The ridiculous plumbers that are sometimes
made in appointments to office was illustrated q
few days ago in the case of NJ. L. Leach, of
North Carolina, who the 9th instant ap-
pointed chief of the division of receipts and ex-
penditures in the Office of the Register of the
Treasury. Mr.. Leach is young lawyer. ABOUT
twenty four years of age, and since his gradua-
ton had practiced law in the Office of his father
at his home in North Carolina. Desiring to en-
ter the government service in one of the depart
ments, he readily secured the support of nearly
all the members OF the State delegation. who
asked the Secretary to appoint him a chief of
division. The Secretary did so. appointing him
chief of the division OF receipts and expenditures
the duties of which deal entirely with book
keeping AS soon as Mr. Leach entered upon his
new duties he found himself altogether at sea-
and explained to General Rosecrans that he was
completely ignorant of the mysteries of book
keeping He was granted an indefinite leave of
absence, and day two ago resigned, to take
effect on the day of his appointment. He has
yet received no other appointment
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-26
saloon-Keepers Arrested.

The station-Louse slate was crowded last
night Not only was there an unusual number
of drunks but the names of twelve saloon-k keep
ers, most of them represented by their barkeep
ers, appeared upon the slate. The violation of
the liquor law yesterday was SO open and fla
grant that the police could not avoid making a
raid upon the liquor-selers. Among the places
pulled were the bars of the Circle House, spen-
Ger House, Grand Hotel, Sam Dinnin. Kitz,
Philip Reichwein, Henry Smith, exPoliceman
John Schaub and John Huegee. The following
are the names of the liquor law violators as they
appear upon the slate: Jack Jones, Eli Long,
Martin Fox. Frank Reising. George Sandal,
VIM. Prick. Henry Acklow, August Zeigler,
VIM. Sextroh, Albert Ordoff Theodore Weber
and Thomas Burns.
AT number of places where arrests were
made business was only temporarily suspended,
the sale being resumed Immediately after the
disappearance of the officers. A number of
places which the officers had to pass in order to
make the arrests they did were not interfered
with at ALL and one of these places was little
more than half square from the station house.