Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27
What the Press Think OF the
Argus.

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our exchanges, which are, however,
but very small portion Of the notices
we have received from various journ-
ais throughout the State:
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS is the title
of a new paper just started in Alpena
by NJ. NJ. WALL. G. Wall, Editor
the first number of which is neatly
gotten up, we'll printed, and gives
promise of being first class local pa
per.-FsntOn Independent.
We have received the first number
of the ALPENA ARGUS, of which j. G.
Wall is the editor. 1t is a seven col
umn paper, filled with good selection
of reading matter, and is well printed
We had anticipated the paper would
have patent bowels" but were agree
ably disappointed. Success, JOHN
Romeo Obsrrer.
Upon our table we find the first
number of a new paper headed AL
rRNA WEEKLY Argus, published by NJ.
NJ. Wall, at Alpena, Mich, in the in
tercst of the Democracy. Its make
up is good and its sayings sound, and
is a journal in every way worthy of
the hearty support of Alpena. Bro.
Wall we welcome you to the field of
country journalism. - Clinton hide
pendent.
We have received this week, the
first number of the ALPENA WEEKLY
ARGUS, new paper just started at
Aipena, Michigan. 1t is neat little
seven column sheet, edited by j. G.
Wall. We wish it the best success in
everything except its politics.-Ehnt
GloJe.
Most any Radical paper would
doubtless be of the same mind.
A short time ago we mentioned the
fact that new paper, called the AR
Gus, was about to be started at Alpe-
ma. We have received the first copy
of the paper, and, aside from its poll
tics, are much pleased with it. 1t is
four page, twenty-eight column sheet,
and starts out with good show of
advertising patronage. 1t has our
best wishes for its success.-Sagindm
Enterprise.
The first number of the ALPENA
ARGUS has reached us, and gives am
bic evidence, in its makeup and mat
ter, that our old friend Wall is able to
give the Alpenians a good home pa
per.-7arGS GAZETTE.
We found among our exchanges last
week the first issue of the ALPENA
WEEKLY ARGUS new paper just start
cd in our city. The Argus is Demo
cratic in Politics, and is published by
VI. NJ. Wall, j. c. Wall, Editor. 1t
has a neat and trim appearance and
Mr.. Wall is an old and experienced
man in the business. Success to you
neighbor in your new field of labor.
we extend the hand Of friendship and
welcome you to our young and grow
ing city.-Apena Pioneer.
This was rather unexpected, as the '
Pioneer did not learn that Alpena was
to have new paper until the ARGUS {
first made its appearance. (
We take pride in announcing the
receipt of the second number Of the
WEEKLY ARGUS, published in Alpena,
by NJ NJ. & j. G. Wall. 1t is a 2S-
column paper, politically Democratic.
The general appearance is good and
the case it advocates better. The AR
GUS is deserving of support, and will
no doubt speedily grow into size and
inauence.-Uanistee Standard
We have received this week, the
first nuub,r of the ALpRxA WEEKLY
ARGUS, new raper igat started at
Alpena, Michigan. 1t is neat little
sever coluna sheet, edited by j. C.
Wall We wish it the best success.
Holly Register.
We have received the first two num-
bers of the ALpENA WEEKLY ARGUS,
edited by John c. Wall. 1t has for
its motto Independent in all things
neutral in nothing, Politically Demo-
cratic. The ARGUS is neatly and
clearly printed, and its makeup is GER
tainly worthy of mention. It's con-
tents are varied, while its local de-
partment is first rate In fact, we see
no reason why the ARGUS should not
thrive, and afford its publisher a good
living We would suggest, for old ac
quaintance sake, if not for his own,
that John confines himself to original
editorials. A large part of the salu-
tatory in the first number, and an ed
itoral article in the second numbers,
appear familiar TO us. We hope We
may be mistaken. Here's our -.
Pontiac Bill Potter.
William, you labor under false
impression. We steal nothing. You
are at liberty to think what you please,
but we insert nothing as being original
with us unless it is our own produc-
ton, whether familiar to others or
otherwise.
We have received the first number
of the ARGUS, published at Alpena
it is nice spicy reading, wide awake
paper, what has long been needed in
that enterprising city. We wish Mr..
Wall success.-Saginav Talley Gropl-
or.
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