The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-12-25
SMALL CHANGE.
AT Christmas play. and make good chee
For Christmas comes but once year. "
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J ne IL. N N, IrelgnI oTakenen are
on a strike AT Louisville.
The cold wave flag was hoisted
again yesterday morning.
Loads and stacks of holiday and
nther goods have heen sold by our
merchants this week
The Exchange wishes its host Of
readers especially and everybody else
generally happy Christmas.
The time paid for hy many Of our
subscribers expires this week. Renew
at once and don't miss copy.
Two young men from the country
opened the holiday fights yesterday.
Mayor Stone settled with them.
The Carriers Christmas Address
gotten up by Meals State Gazette is
a handsome piece Of artistic work.
The cOld-wave flag was hoisted last
Tuesday morning, and the weather
began to turn warmer Immediately.
Tie Exchange will appear next Sat-
urday, as usual. 1t is newspaper
and is printed every week in the year.
Mr.. jarrett Collins left with US re
Gently a sweet potato which grew
throug a ring of bone. 1t is curl.
osity.
Members Of the Knights and La
dies of Honor will hear in mind that
assessments and dues are payable next
Saturday.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Sun.
day-school will this morning hold
scriptural service, each child recitiug
verse, etc. Presents will also be
given out.
When citizen who is not sub.
scr,ber to his county paper asks the
editor to use his valuable influence"
to have him appointed to Office by
the Governor, we think-well, we pass.
The Msthodist Sunday.School had
their Christmas tree last night, when
presents were given out to the men,
hers of the school. Appropriate mu
sic was furnished for the occasion,
and everything passed very nicely.
The Baptist Sunday-school had
their Christmas tree last night, when
presents we're given out, interspcrsed
with music. An admittance fee OF
ive and ten cents was charged, the
money TO go to the missionary cause.
Supt. H. w. Clark last Wednes,
day made our Whole family happy by
sending US one of the biggest, fattest
finest turkey gobblers that we evel
saw. May he enjoy as happy {
Christmas as he has caused at oul
house, and continue his enjoymen
a hundred years.
The Central Restaurant, 142 I'm
ion st., Nashville, is one of the hand
soonest, best-arranged eating house
in the city, and the fare is the yer,
hest. Mr.. James Barham, formerl,
of Milan, is manager. and he take
special pleasure in waiting on hi
friends. Give him a call when yoI
go to the city.
Mayor Stone requests us to an
nounce that he has instructed the pc
l lice to arrest everybody who violate
the city laws in any way, and cal
special attention to Section ~, art
= Gle l, chapter 3, under the head {
5 misdemeanors, which reads: "Flyiu
l | kites, throwing 6re,balls, fre'cracl
i ers, or doing any act or making an
noise likely to alarm or injure ii
people, disturb the quiet of the tow
or impede the free passage of vehicl
= or footmen along the streets" III
u law requires a fine OF not less th'
FIVE dollars for each violation of tn
4 ordinance. Boys, you had better g
y out on the commons with your fir
4. w-rks, or Your parents may have
'' pay heavy fines for YOU.