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The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06

l. gives us pleasure to refer to d.. W. H..
TAFT, of New York, whose advertisement
app ars in our columns. For over twenty
five Years TUFTS Pills have been before the
public, and each succeeding year their valua-
BILE properties become better appreciated
They now stand on the top round of t Q lad
der for the relief Of that much abused and
overtaxed organ, the liver, and for the re-
moval of that cause of So many ills, consti-
patton. They are used in every civilized
country in the world, and carry with them
v"luminnus testimonials of their safety and
"ili1aey. Tntt's Pills should have a place in
very household.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06

Most men, otherwise .strong in body and
mind, will become unhappy and break down
when afflicted with Rheumatism. If they
would only try Salvation Oil they would find
relief at once. Price % cents.
Over million bottles of Dir. Bulls Cough
Syrup have been sold by W. II. Brown &
Bro, Baltimore, Md.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06

"Yes," said'a Kentuckian who had been
in the far west, "Indians are powerful fond
Of whskey. Let 'em once get the taste OF
whiskey and they'll give up everything for
1t. An old chief out in Western Dakota
offered me pony, saddle, blanket and |
don't know what else for pint of whiskey
had with me-" "And you wouldn't give
it to him?" "Not much. That was the
last pint had left. But it shows how fond
Indians are of whiskey."
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06

We are astonshed at parties who intro
duce new remedies for coughs when they
should know the people will have DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
"Kings are like stars, they rise and set"
rhey have headache, cuts, fud hurts like
neaner men, and are just as sure to call for
salvation Oil
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06

At recent sermon upon the training of
children, Henry Ward Beecher gave the fol-
towing stern advice to parents Never
strike child upon the head. Providence
has supplied other aud more appropriate
places for punishment.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06
PrINnte SchnnI.

Miss Hannah p. Dennison, formerly a
Public School teacher, has taken the school
lately taught by Miss Annie Crawford aud
has moved the same to No. 3O5 West Fourth
street, between West and Tatnall streets.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06

Mr.. Jacob Froehlich, wcll-kuowu tailor
of Cincinnati, o., after suffering for years
with rheumatism, was cured in a short time
by the use of st. Jacobs Oil.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06
Prof. III. Il Jnnea.

C"htrodist, S2s Orange street, extracts
'''nr without pain; also treats ingrowing
- !, and hunious. No caustic, acid or vii
ri"l II I'd. Orders by mail will receive prompt
tt,cnt" n. N" extra charge for calling ON a
patient. Office open from $ IA. M, tn 10 D. m
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06

Mrs. Kellogg, Edgwood, CAL, says: Red
Star Cough Cure is the best medicine she has
ever used for her children.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06
ADVERTISING RATES,

Reading notices ten cents per line for each inser.
ton; single column thirty-hve cents per inch for
each insertion; one single column six dollars and
nifty cents for each insertion; double column fifty
Q cents per inchto each insertion.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-11-06
Morning Train.

Has Sleepers and Coaches
through to Baltimore, Washing
ton, Wheeling and Chicago with
out change.
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9ttd1t gDmptptne iDnSerm oie 3ranf=
f1eif.

Gs iuiirbe aIs eine allerieits, befonbers aber
bon ben 2ebrern Der SeilfunOe aa ipiirbisenbe
sSaRrhsit erf9einen, gu fasem, bab Der 9aupt,
afoed Der Niebi3iniruns int 8efeitisen ber
arantbeit, nidt i'm @rIeidtern ibrer esmptome
befebe. 9od in ipie bielen Gdllen feben mir,
bab oiefe IN Der Sbeorie suseitanbene Babr.
belt in ber @rax,s unbeadtet bIeibt. Ser
@runb, baB S letters Gfagenb.itte>
res in 70 bielen Sdllen bilft, sesen nelde bic
friber ansepanoten Wte6iainen nidts ausriG.
ten fonnten, 1T oer Sbatiade ausuid,reben,
bab es eine Meoisiu iit, pelde ben berf9iebe.
nen aranfbeiten, sesen bic fie fi9 eignet, auf
bic llria6en sebt uno biefe beieitigt Ser.
oanunasleiben, Sdittclfroit, aeberbel l@perben,
@tbt, &beumatismus, 9arnleiben unb anbere
&ranfbeiten iperoen babur9 ni9t nur seIinoert,
fonoern ausaemer5t. Diefe ar3nei sebt an ben
&ranfbeitsiis Sic 1T ni@t nur benz Namen
mad, fpnbern tpirtlid Elm sriinbl9es Seilmittel
unb perleibt bem Orsanismus einen @rao bon
@uitieteit, melder ben befen Sdut sesen
Rrantbeit bilOet.
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Sases : Neuisseite,,.
SmIanb.

= Senator Morril bat cine gin
einsebra9t, pel9e $500, 900 gum 8au
einer neuen prdltoenteus0 s0pbnung be-
antragt.
: Dur@ cine DampffeRel=Grplolion
tpuroe in SDleDo. o., eine Oelfabrif
i'm Wertb BON $40, 600 5erft6rt. Wfen.
l9enleben gingen ni9t berloren.
Sie Terluite, uel1e our1 ben
untergan bes Dampfers Oregon perurs
ta9t Durben, belaufen fi9 auf
81, 100000
MusIonb.
- SIN beuti6en &ei9stag 1T Der
8efeBpori6ag 5ur 8erldngerung bes
Nnti. Soaiallitens s@eieBes pom betreifenz
ben Musl9uB Dertporfen tporben. Nu1
Bismards Spiritus =MonopolgeIeb bate
bafelbe S6idfaI.
SoDobl bic beutl6e, tpie bic
ettglii@e Gegieruug beabfi9iisett in biez
lem Sabre eine bebeutenoe 8ergr6Be=
rung ibrer Glotten.
Sn Granada, Spanien, bat elm
Srbbeben ffattgefunben.
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f6 bemIelben nur 3agbait bin.- Das
8erbdltniB 5tpif6en ben beiben gleid
a6tunsswertben, aber grunboerf9ieoe'
men Mdnuern seftaltete fi9 bel aller Sn:
nigteit gang eigentblimlib; oas lebte.
tiefte Wort blieb ltnausgelpro6en, mel
iebem Der Beiben i'm @runbe bod oas
bolle 8eritdnoniB fit bic gigenart oes
Nnoereu feblte.
Sc ndber 'ber pope bem &i6ter trat,
beito gr6Ber mar feline Sreu6e bariiber,
baB er au9 einem iol6en Meni9ett aui
@roen begegnen burfte, 10 Dbne GolfG
unb Dbne Wsatel un6 eigenniibige Ste,
gung, nur bonn eigenen Ge9ts= unb
pfi9tgefiibli in ieinem 0anueIn geleitet,
Dem @lauben an eine fttli6e Meltorb=
nung nit grensenlofem 8ertrauen bins
geqeben. Das 1T Elm e@ter gbrifl bad
te ber pope. aber auiueilen hbertam i'm
aud, inn ielbit unerfldrli9, BET feberi,
fde @ebanfe: 9ieier Meni9 brau6te
ti6t einntal ben @lauben an elm fiimftis
aes 2eben, um 10 5u fein, mie er ift!
3meifelno i9manfte er 5mii9en bieien
@e6anfen, aber uneri6 6iitterli6 blieb iei=
ne Greube an benz retnen Meni9en unb
Der Wuni@, ibm bilfrei6 au iein. Gaz
rum flt9te er ibm bic i6pere 2aif bes
0erfebrs nit benz Man5atar ta6 &rdf'
ten 5u erlei9tern, iiloem er als Gern1itts
let auftrat, baruln tparo er t1t9t niibe,
bic Mdnner beg Oorfes auf3utldren, tpie
re6tli6 It'd all3eit ibr &i6ter beuommen.
(Gortiesnng foIst.)
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EeSas.

: Sn ber Ndbe BON goperas gobe
tuurbe Som polf bon Z ober 8 Mdn=
nern aus 2ampaias @ountn aus ieiner
Wobnung sebolt uno aufgefniipft.
Bolf ftanb i'm 9erba9t, elmer Der ge=
fdbrli9ften a5ferbebiebe iener 8egenb
gu feit.
: Ser Diiirittri9ter Wfaltbie in
Senifon ftellte on 200 Derl6iebene Striz
fer@inbaltsbefeble aug, iporin er ibnen
berbletet, bas @runoeigentbum Der
Wtihoari paciiic 8abn uubefugter Meiie
ou betreten.
- Das @iienbabn6epot in 8onbam
tuurbe bonn Marfbal Ga6el nit Is Bun=
besbeamten beiebt.
= 9ie @ei1dftsleute In Sherman
baben 8ei@liife angenommen, in mel
den tie Die Sanolungsmeiie Der Gtrifer
Deroammen.
Sn Sort @ortb murben giiens
babnbeamte bon Stritern tbdtlib anges
griffen.
: 9ie bon gietp Orleans mad Wear=
fbal gebra9ten Mrbeiter, bic ii9 na6
ibrer 2lnfunft tueiserten, fir Die gabn
gu arbeiten, iino perbaftet unb mad
Sefferion se6ra@t tporoen. gs piro
bic Iatlage gegeu fie erboben. bic @is
fenbabns@ompagnie betrogen gu bnben.
= Die 8erlpaltume Der gfiHOuri
pacific 8abn rei6te in paIeitlne gegen
104 &nigbts Of 2abOr Nntlage elm
tuesen ungeiebli6en 8etreten ibres 81.
genthums. .Die 8erbaftsbefeble beiias
ben fi6 in ben 9dnben bes Sberiffs.
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9 8rieffaHeu.

Gin Qbonnent" (tuarum ann.
npmO IN See @'apes, Ser.-Oie
Jrase, tpesbaIb elm 10 GROCER Brudls
thetl oer BebDlterung Ober 5d1lefiens
polnii9er yfatioualitdt fei, beantmortet
IT'D iebr einfa9 bur9 ben llmlfano. bas
SbersS9lelien aus 2anoestbeilen bes
ebemaligen G0nigreid)es polen beifebt.
B.-9. in M.-Wir be6auern, ecShnen
teine Musfunft iiber BEN 8erbleib bes
9errn Sc. aus MiltpaHfee geben au f6us
men, berlelbe bat ni9ts tpieber BON iieb
b6ren lahen. IS Iiegt elm eamaer @toB
bon griefen in unierer Office, bie auf
tetn Snferat, betreffen6 5ie getheiIi1
gung an einer &ande einliefen; es 1T
ieoo6 ME mad benielben gefragt tpor=
6en. Das gan@ers2 s2eben 1T ibm tpabrz
19etnlt9 gu trough getpefenI
s. 8. in @.-@ie ii6erlddben bie
3obl Der @binefen in ben Ser. Gtaaten
gan5 be6eutenb. 9ieielbe belduft fd)
auf bb9fens 100000, ba ein groBer
Sbetl Der mongolii9en ginnanberer
rWelita" wieber DerIdBt, iobaIb fie fidb
Elm flelnes Siimm9en 5uiammenaetpas
i6en uno ge0arbt baben.
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@aubpla! 8anhpl. ,

Sarmer unb 8auluitige MAIDEN mir
aaf bic 2umber=Oarb bes perrn 0ans
8. Segener er aufmerfiam. Man fins
bet bort groBe 8orrdtbe bon gaubola
oller 4rt nno In feiner S9neibemiible
Sbiren, Teniier, Salouiien &c. 3u ben
biaigften 9reiien. Wsr nod ni6t iein
&unbe mar, ipre6e por uns iiberaeuge
fi9, bob man bier nit 8ortbeil faufen
fam. 3umbersOarb uno Office: an
9ouitoniiraBe. Sab 9oor & glin6
Gactor = BON 9ans2. Segener,
an Wbenue C.
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9rs. &, & .. 9anteio,t,
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
@t. pnte M 0.

Dr. 8. 9abiefon erloubt fi9, feline
3ablrei9en 6reunbe bon ieiner Mnfunft
IN Sun GntDEio 3u iitfornliren unb ct
wirb fitb gliidlid fddben, bieielben su
emp{ange1l, In benz Mtenger Sotel,
3imlner 9ir. IL i'm parterre.
Spre9ftunbert bon 10 llbr Vormits
tags bis 4 1lbr Na9mittass tdgli@ ooer
Ho9 uebereintomnten.
Or. Oabiefon bebanoelt bauptid9lt9
tterpDie, brontI9e utb Blut=
&ranfbetten
AlIe bieienigen, bic iitb aus l1nbor=
Iihtigteit cine Granfbeit ooer elm nebel
sugsspgell baben, forbert er atf, obne
8er3ug BET ibm bDr3uipre9en. Seine
langjdbrigen, In ben beiten oeutI9en
linb frnns6lfi@en 9pipitdlern gefams
u1elte1 grfabrungen bieten- geniigenbe
Garnntie, bab allen nit ben ertpdbnten
&ranfbeiten Bebofteten bic bette unb
ipiHeaf6uftliGfe 8ebanolung gu She'll
tDirO.
Gieienigen patienten, tpel9e fi9 aus
Betbalb Der Gtabt befinben, r16sen
briefli1 ibren Rrantbeits3uftano anges
ben utto tperbet ibre 8riefe ipfort Bes
radf9tigung erfabren.
Nan merle ii@ bic N6refe:: 3immer
Ut. II, Nenser 9otel San Nntonio,
8eras.
6pre1t obne geridumniB Dor, 6a.
bes 0Dctors Nufentbalt bier tur3 it,.
oseben purbe ber0fentlidt uub pirb frei
esf SerIdnsen unb nod ginfenbuns bon 2
Gents berfanbt v8roeticaI SbIerbationB on
Rerbons Debility anb @bpiisal Gxbauifion~
NIT einem r@fap on Wfurriage". NIT mi@tisen
NkbaaeIunsen iiber anbere 8ranfbeiten. Die.
ftlbeH finb cine Sbnopiis aus gorlefnnsen, bic
son ben Dortoren Dabieion i'm Wfi6ouri
Gtaats. .0lufeum fir Mnatomie oebaIten pur.
ben 1nc- biIben einen pertbbolIen GratIt9en
Sfatbseber, ben ale iunsen Geute Iefen iOuten.
e GbrefIe: Dr. .. DaSiefon
4,s,tub1M Itenser SoteI, San Mntonio.
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lfeberfdhrett.

9eute gea6mittas 2 llbr wurbe in
Der Od @ommerceitraBe nobe S9r6s
oer's Store oas breiidbrige &iub beg
9srrn W. Steel BON Der SiruBeu Gar
1iberfabren. Sas 9ino trdgt gefdbrs
li9e 8erleBuneen bapon.
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8ntflens Vlruica=saIhe.

Die bette Salbe bet s8eIt fit ednitte,
ASueti6nn9en, @ei@ipiire, Gieber. unb Sant.
ausf@las, Gledte, geiprunsene Sanoe,. Groif-
beulen nnb ale Souttrantbeiten furirt So.
mOrrboioen ober feline 8e3abIung. 90lIiae
Classification sarantirt ober oas @eIo p,ro
auriiderftattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel Bet u.
Dreis,
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Dead Shot" @crep Borm 9int.
,nent mint ii@er uno fdneu. Dieies eminent
tootet Die Biirmer ausenbIidli6; bdlt 6liesen
ab uno beiit bic @unbe. SIN Moiier aufael6if
IT es elm ausge3ei@netes SeilmitteI segen irsenb
belde Wunoea beim 9ieb. RreiS so Gents.
graparirt unb gum 8ertauf bel u. DreiB,
Gan antonio. 1875 tup
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ale 8lut, unb Sauttrantbeiten. Rurirt bic
f9Iimmfen Sale bon Blutberqiftuna bis aur
sew0bnliden Ginne Gebrau@Sanmeiluuq auf
ber Etifette. Gabri3irt bon Der Alamo Mfta
Company uab gum 8erlauf an @ieberbertdufer
uno an @ribatperfpnen bel ". SreiS, San
Mutonio.
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= N}a6t Cure 8eitelunsen fir Sta,
9eIoroht, glatten 9rabt, giienbled,
&upferble9 uno 26tbe bel piper &
8 d 1t b 5 249 Marfet Str.
5part @eIb unb 3eit.
Sarantie fir niebrigite Marftpreile.
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= Sas Weib 8obin in gatfin, bic
BefiBerin bes Nffienationsbaufes, bas
Die ermor0ete Grau pbilipps gu befuz
den pfleste, lit berbaftet worben. Gus
&a@e brobt Die Sobin nit gntbuI<
IuuQen.
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= Sd lit felt Sabren an 9pspepfe,
unb na96em i'd biel gereiit uub pers
i9iebene Ier8te probirt batte, berfudte
i'd Dor 4 Sabren Simmons 2iper Ges
9ulator. welber. pie 3auber auf mid
mirtte. Wir baben i'm in anierer sas
milie erbrobt unO tpifien, baR es feline
behereWfebicin gegenDDspeplie, @allig=
felt uno nero6ies &opftneb giebt unbIie6
empfeble ibnameinenGreunben Bel ieoer
Velegenbeit. Sd m66te unter feinen
Hmftdnoen obne benlefben i'm 6aule
fein. g6. &aine, Satin bes
gei@dftsfdbrers bes ngorrelponoent4 ,
Baltim0re, W1b.
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: gfaud1ern fiub oIs mnhr5hmeden,

UuHuFrN IND dls DDDll@medenb
nno geiun0 bic Sorten .59maraer
Geiter", nSiegels&onafter", r@riner
yortorieo" S9nupfern bic Deoifen:
y Ooppeimops", ypio 9eono", u@roBer
Wtaeouba", fdmmtli6 aus Der ssabrif
bon 8atl & NJ in Baltimore befteus
gu empfeblen.
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= Sas gr6Bte 2ager bon @etuebrz
uno &epOlDer- patronen unb 1alien
bel piper & S6uItbeB.
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Die
@61entIttbe Sreie Mrefe
erideint
ieben DOnnerfas
unb triiet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 far 6
Monute in 8Or0usbe3ablans.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23

Miss Bette Harder, assisted by her
sister, Miss Minnie, has quite II full
school at Centervlle Academy, two
miles north OF town, where they en-
joyed marked success last year. May
success attend their every effort.
Wednesday night at 7 o'clock at
the residence of Mr., T. J.::Bhck, Mr..
j. b. Clark was married to Miss Hor.
tie Graves, Rev. w. G. Waters of,
fciating. We extend congratulations
to the happy couple.
One of our young merchants. went
out to see his girl last Saturday evelis
ing and returned at late hour Sun,
day. He is known to the Messenger
readers. as "SweeG William"
Uncle Alex Shane, living short
distance from town, is seriously i'll,
and it is thought he will not recover.
Success to the Exchange.
,RAsMUs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
Second Excursion to California.

The Illinois Central railroad will
run another Pullman Palace car ex-
eursion to Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, leaving Sioux City at 3 pm,
Monday. February 10th, Dubuque,
Tam, February 10th, Chicago, S:39
p.m., February 10th, making four
days stop at the New Orleans Expo
sition. This route to Southern Cali
f,rnia has the advantage of all others,
IN being free from snow and ice, and
aud passing through Kentucky, Ten>
nessee, Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona For clle
eulars giving rates Of fare and and
full information concerning this ex-
cursion, and the American ExpOsi'
ton at New Orleans, address the un-
dersigued, at Manchester, Iowa.
j. F. MERRY,
General Western Passenger Agent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
MEDINA MATTERS.

Inasmuch as "Muggins," your
former correspondent from our little
town, seems to have not recovered
from protracted case of the "blnes"
sufficient to furnish you with few
locals, we thought to give you few
items in his stead.
Our Medina grain mill so ably
managed by Messrs, Williams, Watt
Il Co.. was thronged Saturday night,
so much so that the roar of machinery
was heard as late as 10:30 o'clock.
We are glad to know that our old
agent, w. A. House, takes charge Of
his Office again next Monday, re-
freshed by a few weeks of rest.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
GIBSON GLEANrNGs.

Business seems to be improving, al
though our merchants still cry hard
times.
Several of our citizens attended the
debate at Trezevant this week.
Mrs. Matte Rowland left for Texas
to>day, where she will join her hus-
band. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Ella Love. Miss Ella
will be greatly missed by her many
friends.
Mr.. Ben Williams and Miss SaIlie
McAdoo were married at the residence
Of Mr.. w. L. Reeves Thursday even
ing, Esq. R. Il. Foster off ciating.
j. 1. Senter, enc of our neighbor
boys, but now representing 4 grocery
house from St. Louis. was in town
this week. We understand Tom is
doing good business for the house.
Plenty rain and mud. NIX.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
Agents Wanted.

Rubber Stamps-To parties who
wish to take the agency for our Rub
her Stamps, we will On receipt Of rs
cents send you agents Out6t-a five
line business stamp, large and small
pencil stamp, name stamp, an initial
stamp, all made in your name com>
plete with ink pads etc., and sent post
paid with catalogue and terms to
agents. Many merchants and clerks
are selling our stamps and increase
their income greatly. Big money
made. Agents wanted in every town.
II. P. MAYNARD, Manufacturer, Tul.
lahOma, Tenn.
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Through Sleepers to Northwestern
Points,

On and after Thursday, November
10Th, the Illinois Central R. r. will
run weekly Through Sleeper to
Pana, Decatur, Bloomington, Meno
dota, Freeport, Dubuque, Manchester,
Waterloo, Ft. Dodge, Sioux City and
other Northwestern points, leaving
New Orleans at 6 pm, Hammond
1867 pm, every Thursday and Jack
son, Miss, 1888 am, jackson,
Tenn, 11:05 am, evety Friday un-
til further notice. This arrangement
will greatly accommodate returning
Exposition Tourists, and Louisiana,
Mississippi and Tennessee Land Seek
ers. j. w. COLEMAN,
Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
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Tin Work of all Kinds.

Mr.. S. M. Rhodes, Practical Tn
ner, on Main street, Milan, is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in his
line at low rates. Metal Roofing and
Guttering a Speciality. Orders So
licited for any kind of Tin, Sheet Iron
or Zinc work. Repairing done care
fully and promptly. Fix up your
cistern cutters before the winter rains
All work guaranteed.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Milan
Tenn, Jan. %, 1886.
Gentlenen's List.
Brown, Richard Collier, Thomas
Hassell, Bill Kirby, D H
Montgomery, Aft Macklin, Edmon
McKelvy, & W Marten. Fladen
Stephen, sc Sanders, j d
Stockard, G W Thompson, Nelson
Terry, Champ Wethly, George
Woods, Will
Ladies' List.
Blakely, Martha Carter, Laura
Dunlap, Joe Lewis, Mary
Walton, Martha
In calling for the above letters say
advertised. S. H. HALE, P. M.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
OVER THE COUNTY.

Trenton Herald: Deputy Unlttd
States Marshal Henry Oppenheimer
yesterday arrested Frank Harrison,
colored, for selling whisky without Ii
cense at Yorkville.
Trenton Herald: A colored min
strel troupe from Milan was booked
for this place, bu. from some cause
failed to :materialize. That was
wise conclusion on the part of the
troupe.
The editor of The Trenton Herald,
having become the proud father of
sweet daughter, last Saturday pub
lished a poem entitled "The Baby
Girl" He is excusable and has our
congratulations.
G. M. Merwin, Esq, of Medina,
President or the West Tennessee Hor-
'icultural Society, informs US that the
peach crop there was killed by the
recent severe frost. He says he has
not found live bud in his orchard,
hut has not examined the seedlings
closely. He also says that the acre.
age or bearing Strawberries in West
Tennessee is about the same as last
year, and that they were not dam,
aged.
Humboldt Messenger: There is a
man in Humboldt who has resided
here for II years, and during this
time has never taken drink of wa.
ter. In justice to him, we will say
he is strictly temperance man. His
onl y drink consists of coffee, tea and
milk. He is industrious and enjoys
good health. He says he once, sever,
al years ago, took a drink of water,
and it nauseated him beyond endur-
ance. His is certainly a remarkable
case.
Trenton Herald: The whole of the
sixth district of this county was
thrown into fever of excitement
yesterday morning when it became
known that Charlie Harrison aud
Miss Afford had eloped. Mr.. Har-
rison is young married man with
four children, and Miss Afford is a
beautiful II year old daughter Of Mr..
Jim Afford and a sister of Harrison's
wife. Afford came to town early
yesterday morning and telegraphed in
various directions in the hope of in
tercepting the guilty pair. Yesterday
evening dispatch from Columbus
was received here, stating that the
parties were there and under arrest.
Sheriff Parr and Deputy U. S. Mar
shall Oppenheimer left on the evening
train yesterday for that place and ar.
rived here this morning with their
prisoners Afford was here early this
morning with shot gun and nnm.
her of friends, and some fears
were entertained that an attempt
at violence would he made.
The young couple seemed to be Sc
renely hap ?y in the company of each
other and utterly oHlivious of what
was going on in the outside world
r We learn that Mr.. Afford has kept
a close watch over his daughter fol
some two years to prevent her from
= clipping with Harrison.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
A GREAT REDUCTION.
The Old Reliable Exchange for One
Dollar a Year.

Hereafter, the subscription price of
the Exchange will be only one dollar
a year, invariably in advance. A few
of our subscribers are in arrears now.
They will pay at the rate of S1.5O
per annum, when they can renew at
the new rate. We cannot publish the
paper on credit at une dollar per
annum aud pay our bills; 50 please
bring or send us dollar and take the
paper one year for it.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23

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Is no cure all, but simple Vegetable
Household Remedy, which for the
past forty>two years has proven itself
to he, and as yet, guaranteed to be a
perfect and effectual remedy for all
diseases of the liver, stomach and
bowels. Sold by Stewart u Danner.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-01-23
To the People of Milan and Vicinity.

DR.. R. P. Davidson will open a
Dental Office in Milan on Monday,
25th inst, for permanent location,
and would respectfully ask those need
ing Dental services to give him
trial. Thanking the public for favors
of the past, he wishes continuance of
the same.