Mr. Thomas Mason, editor of the Cincin
nati Tobacco Journal, who was here on a
visit to the trade a few weeks ago, in writ
ing about our market, makes the following
kind and complimentary mention of the
Gold Leaf. He saj's :
A good local paper to anjr town is in
valuable, and can do more to help a place
to be prosperous and mould public opinion
for its interest than any other medium or
agent, and in this respect the Gold Leaf,
published by Mr. Thad R. Manning, fills
the bill. He has an excellent local paper,
and publishes many things about Hender
son, which are copied by the press, and go
f;r towards making his town known to the
worid. We know that, as a rule, local pa
pers are not sinecures, and that a contribu
tion of four or five, hundred dollars by the
business community of any town would be
a good investment towards helping the pa
per blow its trumpet for the town's interest
Do something to encourage newspapers to
boom the advantages and prosperity of
your town. Towns must bo advertised to
the world the same as a business house."
For fancy goods, novelties, perfumeries,
fruits, candies, fine cigars, pure drugs, &e.,
go to W. T. Cheatham & Co's drug store.
dec. 8 a.
