More business men attribute their
success to the judicious use of printers'
ink than to any other one thing. Are
you doing all you can to secure trade?
Mr. (). C. Crump who is curing to
h.uco for a leading planter at Farm
vine. X. ('.. writes to the (Jold Lkaf
that the crop in that section is very
fine.
There are two things, says an ob
servant exchange, attractive to many
church-going people the close of the
sermon and the clothes of the congre
gation. With the completion of the Xash
county railroad, making four centering
here, a grand union ilept will be one of
the necessities of our growing and flour
islyng town.
Don't forget the hour, 5:30 p. m.. at
the V. ii. ('. A. (Jymnasium and again
at 0:00 p. in. Let all who desire to
develop their physical manhood join
one of the classes.
Due who doubtless speaks from ex
perience, says it gall.- a fellow awfully
to go away to the seashore a few days
and come home and find that he had
not been missed from town.
Fanners who live near town are for
tunate in having a good home market
for their products. All kinds of coun
try produce find ready sale in Hender
son at remunerative prices.
Young man. sec here? We otfer a
suggestion for your special benefit. A
ulky girl may sometimes be cured by
taking her out in a buggy with a seat
just large enough for two. Try it.
Mr. S. Watkins shipped two tons of
grapes last Thursday. They were the
Ives, his Concords not turning out
well this season. Other growers have
"hipped large quantities from here also.
