The Milan exchange., January 31, 1885, Image 5

About The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978

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MILAN EXCHANGE
W. A. WADE, VuhUnher.
OYER THE STATE.
The historic Liberty Bell passed
through Nashville last Sunday morning-
An effort is buing made to have
Moody, the evaugelint, viit Nash
ville.
C. nL: i r i
Hie imuuus vyiiicKasuw vjruanis
will compete for the mize at the Mo
bile drill in April.
A. V. S. LintUIey, an old and
prominent citizen of Nashville, died
suddenly a few days since.
Seaator Smith and ex-Senator
Smallman were robbed of $150 iu
their boarding house in Nashville a
lew uighta ago.
The wheat crop ia Cannon county
u looking bad and fears are enter
tained that the cold weather has serN
ously damaged it.
A young man named Wiley Friar,
eighteen years old, while at work iu aj
field near Chattanooga, had an epilep
tic fit and fell in a creek and was
drewned,
Knoxville Chronicle: "Col. Perez
Dickinson's entrance into town yester
day with a brass band and 'Jumbo'
created great excitement1" "Jumbo"
is a hog weighing 1,205 pounds be
longing to Mr. Dickinson.
Morristown Gazette- The wife of b
clothier in Bristol-onthe-Line neatly
whipped a clerk iu another clothier's
house there, one day last week, the
offense being thai the clerk had said
that her husband's goods were off of
small-pox men.
A new agricultural paper is soon to
be started at Huntingdon. It will be
called the "West Tennessee Farmer
and Agricultural Gazette," and wil'
be edited by Dr. A. W. Hawkins,
formerly Commissioner of Agricul
ture for the state.
Gov. Bate has appointed Hon. C.
J. St. John, of Blout.ville, Sullivan
county, to the Chancellorship of the
First Chancery Division of Tennessee,
to fill the place made vacant by the
death ot Chancellor II. C. Smith,
which event occurred on the 19th
hist.
Nashville American: Weakley &
Warren have had patented a combi
nation folding bed and wardrobe,
which will crtainly be a great con
venienco to those who are crowded for
bed room, as it will make a handsome
piece of furniture for parlor, sitting
room or library.
Jackson Tribune & Sun: Dr. Mai
ken, formerly of Iowa, who has been
a resident of this city for two months
with his wife, was arrested Inst Toes
day by an officer from Clutttanooga.
He is charged with bigamy, but said
that he would establish the falsity of
the charge. He has conducted bim
self properly since his residence here,
and expects, after vindicating himself,
to come back to Jackson.
Clarksville Tobacco-Leaf: Miss
'Wnnberley and Miss Kedick, two
young ladies of the Belhesda neigh
borhood, this county, were struck by
lightning last Sunday night, the 11th.
Miss Wimberley died instantly and
Miss Kedick, it is thought, is serious
ly Jinjured. They were standing iu
the door of Mr. Kedick's resilience
when the lightning struck the house
and passed down the door facing.
Morton's Union City Advance:
About two or three months since, Mr.
John King, proprietor of the Martin
Star, published at Martin, Tenn.,
boarded the west-bound train, saying
he was going to Gardner, only three
miles distant, on business. From that
time till the present nothing has been
heard of his whereabouts, though his
frieuds and relatives, as a matter of
course, having been making the most
active and persistent efforts.
Teauessee has secured the 'follow
j it prizes at the New Orleans Expo
sition: James Douglass, of Lawrence
cunty,8150 for the best three-year
old j ick, 8100 for the best five year
old jack, $50 for the best six-year-old
jai-k, and $50 for tin: btsl nu'-.l jenn
uetle. Horace Kancy, Maury omniy.
85 for lust plate of Iin D.ivis ap
ples, ?5 for best Wine-Mp apples, 85
for best Yates apples, $5 for best
Sbockley apples, and 85 for best ot
another variety.
The late Mrs. Matthews, wife of
Chief Justice Matthews, was a daugh
ter of James Black, a wealthy farmer
of Middle Tennessee, mid a grand
daughter of Gen. William M. Mor
rison, of Kentucky. She was Itorn in
Maury county, Tenn., in 1824, and
married tt Mr. Matthews in 1843.
They lived fijr a time in Columbia,
Tenu., where young Stanley Mat
thews practiced law. But in 1846
they went to Cincinnati, where until
the elevation of Mr. Matthews to the
Supreme bench, they resided. Mis.
Matthews was ill at the time of the
death of her elder sister, Mrs. Har
vey M. Watterson, mother of Henry
Watterion, to whom she was fondly
attached, and she never completely
rallied from the shock. She was a
woman of rare accomplishments and
commanding presence, and took a
prominent part in Washington society.
Clarksville Democrat: On Monday
morning the steamer Drouillard in
running through the draw on the rail
road bridge became unmanageable
by reason of her wheel becoming
clogged with driftwood and was
thrown by the terrific current between
the rest pier and the main pier of the
bridge and for a time things lo.'ked
squally, but the exertions of the offi
cers and crew finally extricated the
boat from the perilous position, with
no greater damage than the loss often
feet of her guards and her smoke
stack. On Wednesday morning an
almost identical accident occurred to
the W. H. Cherry, as she passed un
der the brid'je. She, like the Drouil
lard, was caught between the rest and
the main pier and came near sinking,
but finally cleared herself and went
on her way without material damage.
Correspondent of the Alamo Sen
tinel: In company with prominent
citizens I paid a visit to one of the
greatest curiosities in the shape ot
man that is now living old grandpa
Eillehunt as he is called. Living in
a recess or hole, nbout 14 feet wide,
22 feet in length, and five ami one
half feet in height, cut into Huggiu.-'
Bluff, three and one-half miles west
of Friendship, one and a half miles
east, of the South Forked Derr liver,
and surrounded by a dense forest, he
seems as well contentedis is possible
to lie. tin front of this little palace,
there is a rudely constructed shelter
covered with cypress slals and boards
and with moss, giving it an ancient
appearance. He claims to have been
here since the year 17US, and had just
completed his little domicile when the
fiqst snow fell on the 13l1i day of De
cern Iter of that year, long before civil
ization bad claimed this country. He
claims to be l'ro:u Viigiuia, was a
warm supporter of John Adams for
President, and expected to have re
cognition in the formation of Adams'
cabinet, but was disappointed and be
came a wanderer, found his present
abode and resolved to shut himself in
forever. He has sixteen traps of va
rious sizes, for catching game from
bear down to the smallest mink or
rat. He seems to have lost all reck
oning of time except by winters, and
for every winter has a mark upon his
wall of dirt. There are 87 marks.
He remembers well the history of the
United States prior to that date. He
claims to have been born iu the year
1752. which would make him 132
years of age. The hair has grown
out long all :vcr his body, and only a
little spot around his steel gray eyes
and forehead is bare. II wears a
suit of clothes made from the hides of
animals he captured when the In
dians roamed wild in these forests.
If you want h suit1? of jhe haul
soinest, ino:-t fashionable furniture
that can be bought in the south, l'o
or send to Weakley it Waaren, Nash
ville, and you can be accommodated
at most reasonable figures.
THE BANNER.
75o.
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DAILY HY MAIL. ,
One year. .85 00 Three ni'.81 50
Six mos 2 CO One mo ,)
WF.FKI.Y, HY MAIL.
The Chen pest, and Best in the Stntp.
Une year - 75 ccnis
Six months 50 ei'Ms
Three months
25 cents
THE DAILY BANNEli is
sprightly paper coniitiniug Ihf laitst
telegraphic, market and news lep is,
the best of selected tut'' local mailer,
and well considered editorials upon ad
topics of the day. Tbe Banner is a
bold, outspoken, impartial and honest
journal, stating facts enneerninir u!
parties and persons without f'mror fa
var. Its editors have no other busi
ness than that of pure journalism,
and are not induced to any sort of ad
vocaoy for personal interest. The pa
per is independent, financially and po
litically, and has no other purpose
than to serve the public. Ths edit
ors never hesitate to express their
honest views upon nil questions af
fecting the public iuterest, regardless
of every other influence than the pub
lie good. It stands upon its past
record as a guarantee fir the future;
promising the same impartiality in
stating facts, the same non partisan,
unprejudiced spirit iu reporting news
ami the same honest, unbiased course
in all editorial writings.
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supplemented by carefully prepared
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giving full and fair reports of all po
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meled, outspoken newspaper, are in
vited to send for sample copies, to be
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THE BANNER,
Nashville, Tenn.
i "Vlsmc
1'rrpnred from Fxtrart Arnica, Oil of
Camphor, Hare Entrntial Oils, Chloro
dine and Magnetic Fluid, Chem
ically combined.
The Best Certified Medicine in the Union!
Warranted to Cure Pain in Five Minutes.
It penetrates through the tissue, muscles, and
to the houe itself, thus jro1urliiR a healthy
reaction, which can not he had with Bnv other
remedy. The overwhelming testimonials from all
the Middle, Southern, and Western Males, move
Mint hy Its use It hramntlsm, Nm i-IIIiibm,
Wounds, Aches arid I'kiii, nn nutiti r imui
what cause, eilher in man or ljonst.1 npidlv and
rvlicftlly cured. Pain ran not i-xist where
this Fluid is applied.
Oirectlons, treuum ni and massive proof around
each hottle.
He ware of Imitations. Sold by Dealers ut 50o.
nnd SI. OO per Bottle.
MANSFIELD MEDICINE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, TEXX.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
MEMPHIS & CINCINNATI
PACKET C03IPAK V
CAIRO.
LOUISVILLE,
CINCINNATI.
RTKAMR-ng :
JAMES W. GAFF, ANPY BAUM,
CONS MILLER, VINT SI1INKI.E
Oil-). BL'CKKVfc STa'IK,
Leaveevery Tuesilayand Friday forCajrn.l.iu
isville and Cincinnati, connecting at Cin
cinnati with railroad and steamer? for
EASTERN, NORTH RUN AND WESTER"
POINTS.
giving through tickets to all points Chicago
Toledo. Hufl nlo, Richmond, .New o-k, W axh
ington City. I'hiladelphia and Bo-ton. Fast
North sod Western tourists will find La Belle
River route sale, delightful and economics I.
Kates by this line cheaper than any other
first-class route. Meals and staterooms free.
Bxggage checked through.
Pasiengerscan rely on a splendid trip by ho
line, ai the steamer? are all first-cla, havin.
been eipressly bniltfortheaccommodat on o
passengers.
Each steamerqarries a full xtring bar a
J B. FRANK LIS, Tsenger Acer f.
li. W. LIGHTIJUIINE,
ene-l Freight A Ticket Ager
So. 7 Monroe street, .ltailaii
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back pt;-f, J'ain vnd.-p t!?i rnat'er
Hado, Fullnosfi af;-T en'xrf . with .iilija
Inclinntlnn to exertion .if 'iio.ty or hItj,
Irrltubilityof temper, I nnr .eijr!:, rtf)i
n f?cliniiof OnvJi. f nr rlrcied forne duly,
Wearlnrfis, DItIti'-. i inc.-ri- ' nf t.
Heart, Dots before lu' rr. Iicai!:ii)9
over the liaht cyj, K-tU'esnes-', w:ih
fitful dream, Hie hive: -rr.il Xrlzt, ted
ccrj3TiiWJn:i,
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to sueU cases, cno u:)o .-iroevs bucIi
changooffeeliM'rcM'.on'tnirXi Ihr niL'ci'f r.
They Increase thr, . ppcHSf.and cwise thu
hody to Take on J-'SchIi, thus tho sysvem li
nourished, ard hy ihiMrTonln Action ra
tho lluetlveO.-(raii,i -Jril'i"-i;'oU'.u
Tun
GRAT HaTK or WlHRKr.ttn nlninoed tn a
Glosst Black hy a slnclo aiipiication v(
thlt DTE. It imparts a natravnl color, ncH
instantaneously. Sold bv Dntggists, or
sent by express on rocoirit of I.
Office, 44 Murray St., Now York.
ittef
The majority of the ills of the human
body ariac frc:n a derangement of th
Uver, ajfecting ho'h the stomach and
bowrle. In oi-oVr- fo ecf a cure, it it
nocetsary to remove the eauie. Irregu
lar and &luyjlh action of th Dowels,
Ileadache,Slckness at the Stomach, Vain
in the Sack and loins, etc., indicate that
the Liver it at fault, and that nature re
quires assistance to enable this organ to
throw off impurities.
PrlcUly Ash Uittersartegpeefalfy
compounded for this purpose. They are
mild in their action and effective as a
cure; are pleasant to the taste and taken
easily by both ch ildren and adults. To
ken according to directions, they are a
safeand pleasu n t cure for Dyspepsia,
General DctjUity, Habitual con
stipation, Diseased Kidneys,
etc., etc. As a Blood Purifier they
are superior to any other r.iedieine;
cleansing the system thoroughly, and
imparting new life and energy to the in
valid. It is a medicine and not on
Intoxicating; beverage.
ASK YOUR DRUOOIST FOR PRICKLY ASH UTTERS,
and take no other. PSUCK, f LOO per Bottle.
I1EYF.R BROS. CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS
Bt. Louis and Kansas Clt, Mo.
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M, STRONG'S PILLS!
The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful
Health Renewing Remedies.
STROM'S SANATIVE PILLS K'r,!:;
l.ivcr Complaint. Ki(tulatiiii! the Bowels, pMrifving
tso l!l'.od. (Jlesnsinn from Mslsrisl Isint A ier.
I. cl rurc for Mck llemlitctae, Consllutioa
ami nil tllllous ll.l-ciei-.
ST80H5'S PECTORAL FILLS
IN-Mim:ittm. Insure healthy spwtii.K""i oiq-s-,u,
r,.u.,iKrity of the bo-els. A irecl.m boon
hi eVIIi-mc reniHlua, iithin anU tirnrin toe
icrvous system, ami fiMnu vik-or snj hea III to even
lirootthelHidv Sold hv DniKists. l-or Puniplileta.
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cart ol Semrnul Emianoai and Impotencv bv th ohIt
tn h m., l)irtl AiL.lKuti tu tii prinoiv' tWi M Dmmm. Ttta
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
The largest Book Manufacturing Establishment ia
the South. A full assortment of the better class of
miscellaneous books constantly on hand. Theological
books, and Sunday-school song-books and libraries a
specialty. chrUllal, Adroeato. j
General organ of the Methodist Episcopal Charck,
South. Twenty pages each week. A pure paper for
the old and young. Only I'i a year.
aadajr-Mhool Periodicals.
Eight periodicals for Sunday-school teachers aad
scholars; different grsdes and prices; issued weekly.
montniy, ana quarterly.
Catalogue of books ai
books and specimens of Chriatiaa
Adrocate and Suaday-school
ool 1'eriodicals sent free
to any address.
Kstimate furnished on all kinds of Book and Job
Printing. Address
Southern Methodist Publishing House,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
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i Its classcomh nrd. Pries, fl20ayear. Uiscount
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mmmmm praciioe before
the Patent Office, aid have prepared
more then One Hiindred Tnou
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finiteri htates and fnrau'n countries.
rrtts. Trcde-IdarLn. Cnnvriahts.
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United States, Canada, Kngland, Francs,
Germany and other foreign countries, pre
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Information aa toobtaiuing patents ehee
U fully given without charge. Hand-books of
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Of their patents.
Address MUNN A CO., Office 80001X010
Ajouucas, 361 Broadway, New York.
Cure Biliousness, Dyspepsia.Toppio Liver.
8ick Headache, Malaria, Indigestion, 6our
Stomach, Bad Breath, Vertiqo, DvctNTERV,
Jaundice, Enlarged Splcen. Drdwuinf.83
after Meals, &c, Without Gripimj, 3icjkei
ino or Weakening the System.
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killful phyiicl&Dt, result
from youthful lDlljcrt
tiom, too froe luOuigeac,
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But tempuriza while iach
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tem. Avoid bslng Irnpowd
on hf prelt-atlout cltimt ot
other remodiet for thru
trouble. Out oar fre circu
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lrarn important fact twftin
taking treatment aliewliert,
1 ake a rrraMy that haa cured
Ciouiandi, and doea not Id
terfisra with attention to buil
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Tenteooe. r'ouuded n act
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IMPOTENCY.
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deliy. The natural fun
tlooa of tho human organ
lura art rcatoreds Tha
anlmaiinf clementa of
Kr. which hava beea
wutod are glTftQ back.
Tho patlant banoaiaa
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