It has 1M1 heautifully said that sor
r v is l.nt tin' blackboard upon which
' ! u rites his most precious promises
He who slums the public gaze
I hiiiks advci
tisinji never pays.
Aslieville Citiztit.
i'i 'iu all parts comes the cheering
ofiTood crops and the promise ot
!''. tv of hog and hominy next year.
Th,
IV !
r tc
simplest and most effective way
itiug an advertisement is to
what a good salesman would say.
I roads and factories are coni
ng much attention throughout
late. Henderson should feel hi
ed in both.
1 ,.i
ni iu.
t!..- s
I :-s
An exchange is responsible for the
r .. .ik that people with brains arc
ii'Uil to educate them; those without
"times educate the feet.
i.t'.k for your town and don't quit
1 . s.i:- until you have the best one in
f: -state. Hut don't stop at talking
i 1 - siicthing along with it.
''' vou want to buy an oxi1 Dr. (J.
N : r ion has a large well broken one
a.:! s,si very cheaply. He has two
i has no need of but one.
! v. t v liioo ! luisiness lti.in talks
virv time a business man
: i t'.mes. he loses trade by so fright
some people that they will hide
! : money iustead of spending it.
Advertising has always paid. Years
when Sampson took two columns
i " Pii'iistine Temple, he actually
U-'htMown the house. Kxrhangc.
I ' o Pranklinton ami Henderson
' -'a'.! dubs played a match game
- Tuesday afternoon. The visitors
ihe victors, by a score of l!5 to C.
f.te a number of our people will
: a'.t ss go to Norfolk 011 Freclandl
's excursion Thursday, Aug. Mil.
