The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-03
OVER THE STATE.

Burglars have been doing thriving
business lately in Paris.
Alamo is to begin the erection of
Il school house at an early day.
Evangelist Mundy is holding meet
,ngs in Murfreesboro this week.
William Freidel, of Chattanooga,
had his skull fractured by an unknown
person.
Will Bottimer was killed in mine
near Dayton last Thursday, by a
premature explosion.
1t is stated that pink eye is causinb
serious loss among the stock in the
southern portion of Madison county.
A woman in Tullahoma kicked Il
calf, which so enraged it that it turned
and broke her hip by butting her
down.
Nashville is trying to raise ZO,OOO
to entertain the 6. A. R next year,
when she expects to make her money
back off of one hundred thousand WIS.,
itors.
Rogersville Review; If Middle and
West Tennessee will but do their du>
ty, they need have no fears of the
East coming up with a good square
democratic vote
Savannah Courier: A rostotfice has
been established at Plummer's Chapel,
eight miles from Savannah, on the
Savannah and Loweryville road, with
Hit, as postmaster,
The Giles county annual stock sale
will take place at Pulaski, July Goth.
All kinds of stock will he offered by
breeders only. Some twenty breeders
have already made entries.
Logan Hubbard, young man %
years old, committed suiHide Friday
near Gleason, by shooting himself in
the head. III health and the death
of his mother was the mother.
Ben. Davidson, jr., committed sui
eide in The GAINESVILLE Jail last Sum
day by drinking carbolic acid, Whis-
KEY was at the bottom of his troubles,
he said. He was in for stealing.
The Paris Post Intelligeneer cou-
tains call on Judge Clinton Alden to
become candidate for the state sem
ate from the twenty seventh senatorial
district, of which Henry forms part.
Last Thursday morning, about one
mile east of Huntingdon, the east
bound passenger train of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga q St. Louis rail-
road, run over and killed negro wo-
man named Nancy Harrell.
Jackson Wing: There was hail
storm in Jackson AMI vicinity last
Sunday about 2 o'clock p. m. Hail
stones as large as hen eggs fell, but
fortunately they were scattering and
not much harm was done vegetation.
Blount County Citizen: Hon. Robt.
L. Taylor and family spent the part
Seek at Montvale Springs. Mr.. Tay-
Tor saws his brother Alf's nomination
for governor by the republicans
has nothing to do with his political
aspirations. They are fishing in diff
ferent waters,
The Dickson County Press and Of
fee has been sold to the Charlotte
Publishing company and will be no
longer published at Dickson. The
new proprietors will send cut their
first number on the 18th of July. The
paper will be enlarged, improved and
democratic in politics.
Alamo Sentinel; Last Tuesday Ed
die Brown brought to our office fe'
male bat, with four young ones cling
ing to her. 1t was curiosity to us,
as we had thought-without thinking
much about it or consulting the die
tionary-that bat was bird; but
the dictionary says it is a quadruped
having wings.
Lyuchburg Falcon: Mr. Jack Mot
low has a cabbage measuring four feet
one inch from tip to tip. This cab
.....,I a., attention in Moore