The motive for establishing this new
feature, its adds, lies in their desire to
aid in securing for the South a share of
the large volume of money that is now
flowing to the West and Northwest for
investment in municipal and county
bonds and real estate loans.
As we have said heretofore, the Etc
ord is always alive to all the needs of
tli Smith and the Southern people. It
has striven always to promote her in
terests in every available way, and is
to-day doing more for the South than
any journal published, none excepted.
This offer for free advertising comes
from the fact that its publishers desire
to advance every Southern interest,
and will spare no labor in accomplish
ing the desired end. The people will
show their appreciation of this offer,
and it will place the Record high up in
their estimation as a journal whose
sole object and aim is to build up the
boundless resources ot the South.
May unbounded success crown all its
efforts.
ABOUT ADVERTISING TOWNS.
Tin moltor rf tha vprti sinr nfi
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" r7hnrcitvitous and rautiful language, and they
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iust now, and various plans are pro-
posed by different writers in the daily
journals. The Herald takes the liberty
of suggesting that no better medium
mn hp. fniind than Lvnchburff already.
1,00 v,r nniun and t.hiv have
only to be properly utilized and sup-
ported. Glasgow (Va.) Herald
Well said. There tan be no question
but what the local press is the best ad-
. , . . . ,
vertising medium for any town if they j
are properly supported and utilized as
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