The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-06-02
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With this number we commence a new
Volume of the TELEGRAPH Volume 81
It's thirty predecessors have spoken for
themselves, and we need not now speak
Tor them. It remains for volume 81 to
speak for itself In commencing the vol
ume we need say but little. The readers
Of the TELEARAPH can judge usoniething
of what it will be, by what volume thir-a
ty has been. The SAME principles, hf &c /
ton which have governed us heretofore,
will govern US in the future. We eDd
pect to improve in applying them. And
as we become better acquainted with the.
business departments of both publisher
and editor, we expect to carry them on
with greater ease and facility And, as.
in the past, SO in the fptpres We shall IA
Dor to improve the TEhEGRAPE- -t make
it interesting and useful Being aWeek4
" paper and limited. in its circulation, il,
cannot give thelgeneral news Of the Dali
lies having an extensive circulation. s1An
epitome, and even a selection, I at
chat, is all it can expectto give noAndyin
making a seleetiong we shall give Il pref
erence to that kind of news which isiuses
full and purifying, rather than vicious and
debasing in its tendency And, as d, por-
ton of the readers of the TELEGRAPH,li like
the readers Of other local papers, take no
other paper, the. TEL EGRAPHe. should be
adapted to this class OF readers as well as
others. Our aim shall be, as far as prac-
ticable, to make, the TELEGRAPH, meet
the needs and reasonable ,requireme ats. OF
all its readers. And for this purposeiiwe
shall labor on and ever as we are given
aDlllty. a9dW $50 ~ JggdI H
For some time past Edward l.. Rich
monda has been connected with the TEi!E-
GRAPH as Local Editor and Foreman, and
his Ilabers have added much to the inter
est and usefulness of the TELEGRA FIJI As
a concise and graphic writer Mr. Rich
mond has few equals, He will continue
inhis Observation-Disclosures the TELEGRAPH
And, with his abilities brought into re
QUESTION, the TELEGRAPH and the btlsl7
ness of the office must be improved. bas.
In the Educational Department Hosea
Barns, County Superintendent 4willl re
main, as he has been for some time past,
the Editorials an Educatiorist MrBarnes
stands well with those of his profession
and the public. And he informs us that
he will be able soon to give more atten-
tion to the" Educational "of the TELE-
GRAPH than he has done bloThe ''Educa-
tional T" has been an interesting feature
-ofthe TELEGRAPH particularly to teach
ers. scholars, and those Immediately con;
Hected with themsg And with the increas
ed attention which Mr.. Barns can give
.ahis department it will become more in
gteresting and useful to all, classes IF hith,
hreaders of the TELEGRAPH .naub o2 O
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To make the TB1sEGRAPH what il
should be, we need payment of ! All GU
dues, increase of circulation, and adyanc,
payment Some of our subscribers are al
ways prompt to make paymentnin ad
vance,. Those remaining in arrears, one
two, and even three years, can scarcel!
realize the injustice they ale doing sub
scribers who pay in adyance, as we'll .
ourselves Common Justice, sweuldaolic
. tate such subscribers to pay up,and here
after make advance payment and w
hope they will heed it dicta tes..9n Wee.wil
add only, that much depends with tn
public as to what the TEIEGRArH, shall
be- It is hard to make brick-S-or used Il
be-without straw, but with it,brick coult
be made with comparative easeIt is har,
to make a good paper without 'patrona g
to support it,but with sufficient patronag
it is comparatively easy. With these re
marks we commence volume 81 and laval
the patronage Of the public. aaa7 W
Ef
We are pleased to learn that our forne
fellow citizen G. NJ Chisholm is wei
pleased with his new home in Blooming
ton. In communication to us he says
ss'The weather has been beautiful for Eh,
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