Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17
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[Ita.cigh Christian Advocate
The Wilmington Journal is enlarged
in size, and improved in appearance =
an evidence of prosperity 10 which it is
entitled under the able management Of
Maj. Engelhard and Col. Saunders.
.'rom the Raleigh Fricn'i OF temperance
We are pleased with the new dress
it has assumed. and like the young
lady who sees II pretty bonnet IN
church, we want one iust Ike 1T. lHE
Daily entered on It's 22nd 'nn'tal
volume last week. We wish 1t SIC
cess
Il harlutte Home
The popular tavoritc came ont III IL
new dress ut the beginning of the New
wear. 1t is beautifully printed and
ably edited by two well-hnown rcbs,
Engelhard and Saunders. True III war
and in peace, may success attend their
enterprise.
fColumbia South Caro- iuia1l.I
Our cotemporary. the Wilmington
Journal, pays IT'S IL visit III new dress
and enlarged. We are glad to see
these signs of prosperity IN the JOUR
NAL. which is the oldest daily in North
Carolina, and it has our best wishes
for the future.
[ Weldon News.
The Wilmington Journal comes to
MS considerably enlarged and greatly
improved in appearance. We have
long given it ii high rank among our
Southern dailies, and it gives rs plea
sure to recort! this further evidence of
its popularity and prosperity.
Nrwb bern Liberal
The Wilmington JoURNAL comes to
us enlarged and much improved. and
We do it but simple Justice III saying
that it Is one OF the very best of our
exchanges. 1t is the oldest and largest
daily in the Stat, being thirty-two col
umns in size. Long life to it.
Greensboro Patriot.I
That stalmch paper, the Whining
ton JOURNAL comes to MS now enlarged
to eight columns, dressed III new type,
and presenting every indication of q
hourlshing and healthy Vi gnr. in which
we much rejoice, and multiplied years.
Of which We cordially wish II.
Charleston Cpur:cr.I
The Wilmington N. G.. .joUESAI.
appears III an enlarged form and III Il
new dress. presenting u file appear
auce Ii affords lis much pleasure to
notice these signs of prosperity III the
Journal, and hope ITS career III the
future may be as prosperous as 1t has
been in the past.
Salisbury Waterman
Tie Wilmington Journal, oH its
itctnty-&rcDudannive january LIST,
1878, is sent to its readers greatly en-
iarged. This excellent journal is one
Of onr most valued exchanges, and We
are gratified to see this evidence of its
prosperity Its ability and influence is
universally acknowledged. Long may
it wave.
[WadeshorousI Herald
This paper came to us last week en-
iarged and greatly improved. The
name of Col. w. l.. Saunders appears
in connection with that of Major En-
Delhard, as one of the editors. We
are glad to see this CIV idence of success
and prosperity on the part of the
Journal. and commend 1t to the pat
rrnage of all who want Il good iDaper.
Florence Pioneer
We noticed yesterday that the JOIN
NAL failed to come. 1t Onl ~ {" turned
loose " to take tirmer hold. for to-day
it appears i'll new and elegant dress.
We are glad TO see this able and pOpu-
lar paper becoming prond and dlgnl-
lied III old age it s first rate omen
ri appreciated excellence. We hearth
" wish the Journal and Its worthy
proprietors lmboIlnded usefulness.
f,,he-t-r :. & i,r!n,rt+r
The DAILY JOURNAL, Wilmington,
North Carolina, the oldest daily i'll that
State, rejuvenated its appearance Will
the new year. by putting on an entire
new face, changing altogether It's
make up and enlar2iug its proper
items. 1t is one of OIr most readable
exchanges, and has The R|l,ortr,''s
best wishes for its continuance II
growth. IN influence and usefulness.
Raleigh Esa
This old landmark nf North Caroline
journalism has been greatly enlarged
and improved. While the JOURNAL is
the antipodes, politically Of the Era, i
is nevertheless the only paper ii it,
party that pays proper attention to tll'
material and commercial interests o
the people Of North Carolina, and f."
that. if nothing else. the Era wotll'
feel gratfie1 nj its evidences Of pros
perity.
lSatrIn Pres
At the commencement Of tn
22d volume of this excellent jour
nal. the worthy proprictnrs lave Yer,
much enlarged the paper and put on
new dress-it being now the larges
daily paper i'll the State. We ar
pleased to learn that the .JoUI;NAL is il
very prosperous, condlt1on, and TN
enlargement and Improvement adds t.
it's general appearance and usefulness
May 1T continue to flourish.
INewbern journal of Commerce.
The new year brings to us this Stcl
ling paper increased in size and i'm
proved in appearance. Such evidenc
Of prosperity is truly gratifying 10 tn
friends of Major Engelhard and Col
Saunders. We recognize III the JorR
Nal NEWS paper, rejecting the bllsl
ness and growth of Wilmington, am
AN exponent of sound political opinion
conservative in sentiments. and elt
waited III tone and contuct. Success T.
II.
Charlotte Observer
This excellent paper, the oldest dali
IN North Carolina, came to our ottlc
Yesterday morning arrayed III Il ne'
dress and greatly improved i'll all re
spects. 1t is one Of the staunches
Democratic journals of the South, an
it's editors, Maj. Engelhard and Co
Saunders, gentlemen of acknowledge
ability, are a power in North Carohn
politics. We hail with pleasure tn
signs of the JOURNALS continued pros
perity.
buckingham Observer
The Wilmington DAILY Journal ha
come to us much enlarged and in
proved. It is now il splendid thirty
two column paper. The JOURNAL
one of the oldest and best papers i
the State. and is furnished to sui
scribers at So per annum. Mao
Engelhard has associated with him /
the editorial control and managemeI
of the paper, Col. W. l.. Saunders,
gentleman of superior talent an
ability.