rood thinir for the town, an 1 vet bv vo.ir "
nn,iwt i,v-im ,. ti... .-,,.,, i
lVVll"l ' 'Oil J'H VlUlK lll II '111- Jfll JM 1 1 1 '111 I
thinking the town is a good thing for ir ,v i
1101 giving it suibcieiit patronage, don't
.r f . i i . i ;
you? luii would nut expert tie home !
J(aptM. ony circulating in hundreds to give J
you as much reading matter as a citv pa- !
I 1 A .. . 1 . . . .! 1 !
per eircuiaiiiij liiousara.s, t.uuhi vou .'
ldu would not. expect tlie mice ot the ,
former to be as low as the bitter to give j
vou the local dots and the tliousntm wna ; oacco nas oeeu an niatcuui.i oeaeinan.leu.
one little newsy tilings and nothings that ' Sold in Henderson by I). V. Cooper, who
yon get in the former, would you? Do you I lias a large supply on hand. See adver
il.iuk that a newspaper publisher can live j m -nt.
on wind? A.ml do you tliiiik tiiat be can
forever digest the consoling fact th t his
paper is "a good thing for the town,"
when he receives nothing in return? He
can't do it, can he?
Shii.oh .s crrtE will immediat'dy relieve
Croup. Vii'..e ; ' C.mgh and Fio ichitis.
For M le at vV'. rf Cheatham Co s drug
tore. Feb y.
,.
Dr. Geo. I. N own key's New Book.
i nrougn ine Kinuuess oi our Kinsman, .-i.
E. L. C. Manning, of the weil known and
e.ueipiisi.ijj w;.o:c-.ne 114 .0- mi.i 01.
