pion of the rights and interests of its Under this heading the Charlotte
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pcopie, ana we promoter oi tneir wei- DaUy Hornet has the following. It
iare. n auveruses us section to tne Says; "The only men who are of
world, telling of its ipaUbnjloess and worth' to a town or community, says an
attractions, its ojportunities and ad- exchange, are those who can forget
vantages; the moral and religious their own selfish ends long enough,
fone of the community, the thrift and and who are liberal enough in their
enterprise of ts citizens, the welcome itieas I0 encourage every public and
extended to pew-comers, the cheap- private enterprise who are ready
riess of property, the inducements it wjln brain and purse to forward every
holds out to seekers after homes and project calculated to build up the town
business investment, and its adapta- an(j enhance its importance, A town
tion tq trade and commerce. The might as well prepare for its funeral
Jocal paper does all this and more, as to become indifferent to the indus-
and yet, no institution is so poorly tries and enterprises in its' midst,
paid, or gets as little thanks lor its Men who come tp town to make' it
services. But the conscientious jour- their future home, who can't S2e far
palist who is wortfcy qf his profession enough before them to see that money
does not sit iiiWlfdpkvp in sackcloth placed judiciously in a public enier-
And ashes to rpflect upon these things, prise of their own will bear a hundred
but bravely apd heroically he applies fold in the appreciation of their own
frimsjf the more diligently to his ap- property are to be pitied. They are
pointed task in his labor of low, not the men who put their shoulder to
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