In doing this you can rest assured that
you are doing two good thiugs, viz:
trading where you are invited, and at
the same time patronize those who show
their appreciation of their local newspa
per. It is economy to use printers' ink
freely, if you want to let folks know that
you are in business. Louisburg Times.
I'eople come here from long distances
to sell their tobacco and to do their trad
ing. The other day we asked a gentle
man who lived upwards of 80 miles from
Henderson, what induced him to come
through other markets to this, and as we
exjM-cted, his answer was: "I can always
get more for my tobacco in Henderson
than any other market, and besides, l
find ready sale here for all the products
of hit farm: the merchants trade with
me and I trade with them, and get my
goods just as cheap as I can anywhere.
That is the reason I come to Henderson
to do my trading."'
Who is mo hk to blame? The North
Carolina teachers are returning from their
European trip. Mr. Harrell denies the
report about the teachers visiting the
Queen they were not in ten miles of her
to his knowledge. Why will people write
lies to the newspapers in lieu of the truth?
It has a demoralizing tendency. Durham
Surt.
Why not ask why newspapers will
publish such lies? The paper that
published this yarn certainly has noth
ing to be proud of in trying to palm off
such a palpable hoax on its readers,
many of whom, strange enough to say,
believed the story to be true. Who is
more to blame, the party who writes
such an article, or the paper that pub
lishes it?
Situation as Teacher Wanted.
