The Milan exchange., October 22, 1887, Image 4

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MILAN EXCHANGE
W. A. WADE, Publisher.
Termsf 1 00 per aunnm, lu Advance.
SATURDAY, OI TOItKK 22, 1887.
The trip of "PreninVnt nwl Mrs.
Cleveland through (he HiHie of 1'eu
iietee whs a jiIchhh ii : one, and will
long l)u riue.nierel ly Tennesseeaiifi,
Nothing in the Klighiest degree oc
curred to tnur the pleasure of their
journey through the stnte. lu Mem
Jjliis last Friday uud Saturday large
crowd were out to tit honor to the
Chief executive of the nation. In
their trip from Memphis U Nashville
great crowd greeted them at all
towns aud station and lustily cheered
a the train moved slowly by. At
McKenzie the President and wife lei't
the train for a few minutes to greet
the citizens of that village, when the
traiu pulled out and left them. The
officers of the traiu did not discover
the mistake until they had gone come
distance. The President aud wife
spent Saturday and Sunday nights at
Bell Meade the guest of Geu W. H.
Jackson. On Sunday evening they
visited Mrs Jas. K. Pollc, at her resi
dence. Early Monday morning they
hoarded their traiu for Nashville,
where they were accorded a grand
welcome to the state capital. Ou
Monday eveniug they arrived in
Chattanooga amid the dooming of
cannon and ringing of bells. The
presidential party only spent an hour
in that thriving and prosperous city
and then departed for Atlanta, Ga.
la the cities where they stopped they
would get a very fair opiuion of Ten
nessee and Tennesseean hospitality.
The receptions that were given him
aud wife were all that could be de.
sired, and he rod his charming wife
will certaiuly carry back to Washing
ton pleasant memories of the grand
old state of Teuuessee.
Fire bugs have been at work in
Knox villa. Several incendiary fires
having occured in one night. While
the entire fire department were at
a fire in another part of the city, the
Hattie House, the largest hotel in
the city, was discovered to be ou fire,
but was extinguished without much
loss. Over two hundred guesh were
in the house and if the fire had reach
ed a serious stage a terrible panic
would have necessarily followed. Rob
bery is supposed to be the motive of
the crime. $1,000 was taken from
the safe in the saloon during the ex
citement. Last Saturday morning the news
papers were considerably stirred up
over the fate f Charleston, 8. C, as
no telegrapis communication could be
had with that city for several hours,
and it was thought that a repitition of
the earthquake of a year ago had oc
curred. It proved to be the burning
of a few telegraph poles a few miles
from the city, thus cutting of all tele
graphic communication.
Hon. Henry T. Ellett, who intro
duced President Cleveland in Mem
phis last Saturday, was seen to fall,
while the President was delivering his
address, and died in a few minutes
afterwards. Judge Ellett was the
most honored and beloved citizen of
Memphis, and was an accomplished
lawyer, a good scholar and a gentle
man of rare culture.
Pulaski had a destructive fire last
Saturday night. Five stores and a
large brick livery stable with a frame
annex were destroyed. In the livery
table were twenty-five horses, six
head of cattle and twenty five sheep,
all of which were consumed in the
fire. The loss aggregates 825,000.
The democrats of Ohio want Gov.
Hill, of New York, to stump the
state for the their ticket. They are
making Btrenious efforts tn carry that
state, aud it it thought they will be
successful.
Of Interest M the Farmers.
The following are the rules govern
. I
ing the awarding of premiums on
crops ef 1888, oflered by the commis
sioner of agriculture, to the farmers
of the state :
1. There must be a legular organi
zation of farmer in every county in
which these premiums will he oflered,
that will co-operate with the Hurtmu
of Agriculture. This farmers' organ
izition will have full control of the
premiums far the county. They
tuuxt fix a day and date for the ex
hibition of the prod nets, and lei it he
known throughout lhn county by pub
licatinn or otherwise, they must ttlso
appoint some competent judges to
pass upon the product entered fnrthe
prem,nm8, and whose duty it is lode
ci le the same.
2 Every fanner in the county,
whether a member of I lie association
or i)3t, shall te entitled to the privi
lege of competing far these premiums;
but every one who Miters produce to
complete for the premiums, must, be
fore doing so, give his name and post
office address to the secretary of the
association, also the name and variety
of produce eutered, where aud how
it was sown or planted, kind of land
it grew upon, and how it was culti
vated. 3. All premium samples of grain
cropsentered for these premiums must
belong to the bureau of agriculture
after the exhibitions are over. These
samples will be distributed ss seed to
the farmers throughout the s'ate free
to all who will apply. For other pro
ducts than grain, for which premiums
are offered, the bureau of agriculture
must be supplied, it it demands it,
sufficient seed of such products as will
sow acre cf laud, which will also be
distributed for seed throughout the
state free to all who will apply.
4 The secretary of the association
must take charge of all grain entered
for the premiums, immediately after
the exhibitions are over, aud ship the
same to the Commissioner of Agri
culture, (at the latter's expeuse),aud
must alss mail him a complete list of
all those who win premiums with
tkeir statements as handed him, con
cerning the name, varielv and culti
vation of their crops as required in
Rule 2. Ou receipt of these papers
aud the grain, the Commissioner will
issue his checks for the various
amounts and enclose them to the sec
retary ot the association, to be given
by him to the proper owners.
5. All secretaries of the various as
sociations, must advise the Commis
sioner of the day and date fixed by
his association to hold their exhibi
tions for premiums as soon as it is de
cided upon, aud all secretaries are re
quested to correspond with the Com
missioner at least once a month.
6. All associations that desire to
avail themselves of these premiums
must report to the Commissioner, civ
ing aame and post-office address of
their officers, and name of their or
ganization. On receipt of same a
list of premiums, in so far as it ap
plies to their county, will be sent to
them.
How a Babj's Life Was Saved.
Death, the grim monster, is fond of
entering the happy family circle, and
to cut down with his fatal scythe the
sweet, young blossoms of humanity
which cheer and brighten the house
hold ; but after the keen edge of his
scytho ran be averted by the fond pa
rents, if they will exercise gaod judge
nent in procuring an effisient lemedy
for their ailing child. Such a case is
related below, and the testimony giv
en by the mother cannot fail to im
press itself upon the memory of all
mothers who may be called upon to
undergo a similar experience, and who
are anxious to save their owu baby's
life from the insiduous attack of a
disease which poisons the very fount
of life, to end, finally, in death.
Furthermore, the entire harmler;
ness of 8. S. 8. is seen in the fact
that little four months-old babies take
it with impunity and great benefit.
Babies predisposed to scrofula should
be brought up from the age of three
months to eighteen months on S. S.
S., that they may be free forever
thereafter from the awful malady.
Doctors prescribe S. 8. 8. for scrofu
lous babies.
Gastonia, N. C, April 4, 8187.
Gentlemen Several months ago
my baby, then only four months old,
developed scrofula. He had two se
vere risings and sores on the neck. I
sent for our fami!y physicians, who
pronounced the case scrofula, and
prescribed S. S. S. for it. I gave the
baby S. S. S. for about a month, and
it soon got the disease under coutrol.
The sores are healed, aud the baby is
very well and healthy in nppearancp.
I kuow S. S. 8. saved the baby's
life, and I told the doctor so. He is
a regular phycirian, and prescribed
S. S. S. for the baby us sjoii us he
saw it had sciofula.
Yours sincerely,
Amanda Ingle.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The Swirr Specific Co., Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
To Our Subscribers.
We desire to impress it on the minds
of our readers, and hence repeat, that
the subscription pric of the Ex
change is one dollar a year t advance.
If credit is allowed at all, it is dis
tinctly understood that the rate is 81.50
a year. A oross mark on the margin,
opposite your name, will indicate that
the time you have paid for has ex
pired, and, if you are not heard from,
the paper will be stopped.
"Weighed iu the balance and found
wanting" is a true maxim when ap
plied to many things, but "Certain
Chill Cure'' stands the test and does
not disgrace its name for fever and all
malarial diseases. Warrauted by
Stewart & Danner.
Go to 8. M. Rhodes' Tin Slop and
nail for Guod Tin Ware and you will
get it.
Wretched, Indeed.
Art those whom a confirmed tendency to
bili msness, subject to the various and rhage
ful symptoms indicative of liver aomplaint.
nausea, lick headache, constipation, fu -red
tongue, an unpleasant breath, a dull er sharp
pain in the neighborhood of the affected or
tan, impurity of the blood and loss of appe
tits. signalite it as one of the most distressing,
as it it ene of the most common of maladies.
There is, however, a benign specific for the
disease and all iu unpleasant innnifesiations.
It is the concurrent testimony of the public
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those recovering from enfeebling diseases.
Moreover, it is the traud specifio lor fever and
ague.
POMONA HILL
Nurseries,
TWO AND ONE HALF MILES WEST
of Greenskoro, at Junction of Salem mil
road The main line of the K. & I). K. R.,
pakses through the Nursery and within 100
feet of the office end residence. Salem trains
make regular stops twice daily each way.
Those interested in fruit and fruit growing
are cordially invited to inspect this the largest
nursery in the state and one of the largestin
the South.
The proprietor has for many years visited
the leading nurseries of the north and' west
and corresponded with those of foreign coun
tries gathering everyfruit that were calculated
to suit the south, and being located in the
center of the Piedmont section of North Caro
lina, and with SO years experience, also the
experience of my father before me, I can
claim, without, hesitancy that trees, ete ,
grown in these Nurseries will do better in any
of the southern or border states than if frown
farther north or south.
TRY AND BE CONVINCED.
My stock consists of over one million
Fruit Trees, Vines, &c.
of all the leading varietiis, both old and new,
APPLES, PEACHES, PEAKS, PLUMS,
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Correspondence Solicited.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
Order direct or give your order to authori
se agents.
Address
J. VAN. LINDLEY.
Pomona, N. C.
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Augusta. Main.
I'se Green's Sartaparilla for impure blood,
rheumatism and blood roison. Price $1.00.
For sale by Stewart A Danner.
Green's Golden Balm is a sure euro for ci
tarrh. Price 60c. For sale by Stewart k
Danuer.
Green's Anti-Bilious aad LiverCompound
cures all diseases of the liver and malarial and
ague fevers. Price 50c. For eale by Stewart
Jc Danner-
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i.rcen s tuuRQ d;umiiu iuics vuunua, roias
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WITH
LARGEST STOCK
A ' lT3m
unginai vv
THE FIRST HOUSE TO REDUCE PRICES ON EVERYTHING.
Our Stock is Complete
IN
Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Boots
Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Lad dies'
New Market Wraps, ete.
REMEMBER WE ARE ALWAYS IN THE LEAD WITH '
AND HAVE NOT TIME TO WRITE LOCALS EVERY WEFK
BUT HAVE THE BEST GOODS AND ALWAYS THE
LOWEST PRICES.
Come to see us, and we guarantee
satisfaction in
GOODS AND PRICES.
i uuiiiti.." me oeonie lor tiimr Hoimi
patronage we hope to continue to mer
it a large share of their trade,
Respectfully,
OWEN &CO.
P. S. Mr. D. B. Clark is with us
and respectfully requests his Wheeler
friends to call on him.
Always call for our Ladies' Custom
Shoe, $2.00.
MOST BRILLIANT. FURK and PERFECT
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THiYiRI AH TIAN8FASKVT 1KB COLORLESS AH
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Testimonials from the leading physicians in
the United States ran be given, who have had
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Milan, Tenn.,
WHOLESALE DEPOTS. Atlanta, Ga., and
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL
No. 10 North Summer Street,
Nashville, Tenn
MARSHALL & FRIZZELL
Proprietors,
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GIN POWERS.
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Pennsylvania Agricultural Works, York, Pa.
WORKING CLASSES w7'
TIO
prepared to furnish all cluito with employ
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their spare moineuU. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either rex esil
earn from 50 eents to 15. 0C p er evening, and a
proportional sum by devoting all their time tc
the business. Bo? and girls earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see this may
send their address, end to't the business, we
make make this offer- To such as are tot
well satisfied we will rend one dollir to pay
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and outfit free. Address
GEORGE STIMSON & CO. .Portland. Maine
in nw
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11. UALLEIT Jl CO.,PortlDa. Maine.
THE
of GOODS in HILAR
neemouse,
ALL
CITY BARBER SHOP,
SHAVING. Ilair Cutting, Shampooing and
Mustache Dyeing in ththighest style of
the art.
Ladies' Langtry and Children's HnirCa.ting
a specialty.
The oaly first-class shop in the city.
ST. H.. PE1T.BON,
Proprietor.
FOR
Nashville
CHATTANOOGA,
ATLANTA,
FLOK1D
AND THE
Southeast
TAKE THE
N., C. & St. L R. R.
TUB
FAVORITE.
Call on Nearest Ticket Agpnt,
address
jr. DAyLicr.
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