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Milán, Aug. 11. - Tlic Leonard Fruit Co., are making blackberry wine. - There will be an excursión from Milán to Put-in-Bay Aug. 17th. - Misa Lutie Eisemanof Monroewas risiting f rienda in Milán last week. -II. M. Burt will build liis new house mostly of pine lumber boúght in Toledo. -Charles Gauntlett haa built anew awning in front of hls boot and shoe store. - Josrph Lanning and wlfe of TecuGnseh, were visiting frienda In Milan last week. - Albert Case has sold his house and lot sear the bridge in Milán to B. Lampkins. - N. ('. Putnam was chosen delégate (rom York, to attend the Greenback State conventton. - WiUie Bobbs, aged 13, son of Byron Ildlilis forpaerly of Milan, died on Au-j:. sth of (iiptheria. - Andrew Callis has left the employ of C. M. Black.no.er, and will work at the joiner trade with his brother. - Mr. and JIrs. Whitehead of Livingston county were in Milan visititfg their son. Asa Whitehead, on the 8th. - Mrs. Maria Ilolcomb, wife of I)ayton Ilolcomb, living three miles from Milan, died on Aug. lOth of consuinption. - C. A. Reynolds whose time lias expirefl with N. C. Putnam & Co., is em-pldyed by a firm in Toledo as traveling salesman. - Wni. Whitmarsh lias moved into the rooms in the second story of the building lately bought from the Whiting estáte. , - Andrew Callis has left the employ of C. M. Blackmer as clerk, and will work at the oarpenter trade with his brother, Richard Callis. - Wm, Ii eedham has bought a lot on eounty line street of Mis. Addie Dexter. and will move the building he bought of Dr. Bessac upon H. - Henry L. Vanwormer lias been chosen ilc!e,rate-at-large for tliis district to attend the democratie convention to be held at Manchester on Aug. 24lh. - Charles McClellan and Albert Johnson were arrested for being drunk, and brought before Justice James (iauntlett, Sr., and iined $5 and costs on August 4th. - A Hancock and English club was organized at Mooreville on Augi 7tli, with James Kelsey as president, Jesse Warner, vioe-president ; Wm. Ilainey, secretary, and Gilbert lirown, treasurer. - Ed. and Frank Leonard of the Leo nard Fruit Co., have invented and patented an apple paring and cutting machine, which is said to be a most decided improvement in that class of machinery. -The barber who skipped from Milan two weeks ago, repeated the skip in Toledo, taking several razors belonglng to his employer. In this instance he landed in the stone yard of Toledo, where they use hammers and shovels for a living. - A greenback meeting was held in Jennings meat market in Milan on the evening of Aug. 8th and a speech was made by a Mr. Williams of Ann Arbor. A Weaver club was organized with L. O. lliiWuock, lresidLen.fiiir.lJífi)U(:,V-.