I eeal advertisements. tuch as administra
tors and executors' notices, commissioners'
ami trustees' sales summons to non resi
dents. &, m ill be charged for at legal rales,
except when they exceed a certain limit f
Koace in which case we reserve the right to
v our own price. All such business must
,e 1AI1 FOR IN ADVANCE. The charge
Is vry small and we cannot aff.rd to take
risks "or wait the pleasure of persons to pay.
Obituary notices, resolutions of respect.
He will be charged for at the rate of one
entt word ; and the cash must accompany
tl. manuscript. In cases where friends and
patrons of the paper are concerned, no
rharge will be made for the first ten lines
nbont h words or articles not exceeding
that in length.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
.OCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-'EYED
REPORTERS.
He 18 a fool who will not yield to reason.
Shakrpeare.
The trees are already nearly stripped of
their runset hue.
Many visitors have been in town this
week. Welcome, all.
Offensive partisanship: Au old maid's
tirade against matrimony.
Drop in and give us the news from your
neighborhood when you come to town.
The time approaches when the great
question will be: " Will the Coming Man
Close the Door?"
The Oxford train brono-h
coaches full of people for the Weldon fair
yesterday.
Says the Chenoa Gazette:
who sits around waiting for somebody to
turn up a buried pot of cash on his plaee
is generally a useful citizen. He would
coin money in the dairy business if cows
wouta only hunt him up at the proper
hour and back up to get milked.'
Merchants and all other business men,
advertising is the life of your business.
