The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-02-20
SMALL CHANGE.


pounds since Wednesday. She has
gone to Indiana.
Mr.. 10. Williams rejoices over the
birth of hoy at his house since
Thursday morning.
Banisters should he put to the
bridge on Main street and the steps
leading from the l.. u N. road to the
Methodist church.
Another lively young telcgrapher
put in his appearance at Mr.. Can't
wells last Friday morning, and all
are happy and well.
q. I. Conner u Go. have moved
their meat ship to the Bryant q Jack
son brick, where they propose to keep
a full lire Of early vegetables.
Let the vagrant law he enforced,
or the first thing our authorities know
the people will he law unto them.
selves and punish thieving tramps IN
way they'll not forget.
Dr.. j. B. Jones, of Mckenzie, has
been appointed medical superintend-
ent of construction of the new Iunatic
asylum te be built at Bolivar. The
selection is most excellent one.
Hon. Henry Wattersun, the bril-
liant editor of the Louisville CoLrier-
journal, has been very i'll all this
week, with very little hope for his re-
covery. His death would he ma.
tional loss, and We hope-almost
against hope--that he may recover.
School opened at the College last
Monday with encouraging prospects.
Over eighty have been enrolled, and
Others are yet to enter. Everything
moves off smoothly and teachers aud
pupils are we'll pleased. We think
over one hundred will be:in attend
ance soon.
The cold.wave flag was hoisted al
ten a. m. yesterday, with the proba'
bility that the temperature would fall
from fifteen to twenty degrees inside
of forty,eight hours. The mercury
indicated "a temperature of about fft,
when the order came; so we may look
for slight freeze this morning.
DR.. Henderson requests us to ex
press his thanks to his many friends
the ladies specialization their un
firing kindness to him and his family
during his wife's long illness 1t may
also be appropriate for us to say tina
he is now ready to attend all calls foI
his professional service, and we hope
he will regain his large practice
A sleeper on the |. e. south-bounc
morning train was thrown across the
track in the yard here last Sunday
morning, striking An engine and do
ing some damage to both. 1t is safe
to have been caused Nv a brakeman
throwing switci, before the car haC
gotten fully on the main track. Train
were delayed several hours in conSe
quence.
Mr.. E. A. COllins tells US his two
year>old ShorthOrn heifer "Pa til
dropped fine heifer calf last Satur
day. The calf was sired by DR.. j
K. Harrlson's registered ShOrthorl
bull Duke of Sharon" A. S. Il. B
No. 64,lI3. We regret that Nj
Collins's signature WAS omitted from
his interesting communication las
week, aud that two or three typo
graphical errors occurred.
DR.. Kelsay has been absent from
his Memphis Office several weeks, Wis
, ing relatives in St. Louis and Eac
Tennessee. Doring his absence Dr'
Swanson and Davidson have ha
their hands full attending to their in
mense practice, which seems to g-o'
With the year. But they have bee
equal To the occasion. DR.. swansO
informs us that he will he in Milan
few hours tomorrow; hut we don
, believe he'll thsnk us for this motto
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