Daily Republican., 1880-09-16
To AdyePttsers.

| 'dA TeVolfeu RrOun1 again ana business
nan are looking around them for th.
'est medium through which to max
heir announcement to the people Of thu
sares they have GU hand for sale. 1
Ii useless for us to tell them that the
newspaper having the largest circula
ion amongst the reading and the work
az class Of people is the best medium
Newspapers as a general thing are NOR,
cad than ever before, and this Fall
specially during the political cam
oaign they are sought after with tb.
creates! avidity, as everyb body is NOR,
Or less interested in the political move
ments Of the day and consequently
watch the papers to see what is going
on in the political world. These are III,
kind Of papers to advertise ir-:h.
papsrs that are read most, and thes.
are the papers that have the largest
REGULATION. When person gets inter
as:ed in reading a daily paper, not chi,
the news is read, but constant daily
watch is kept over the advertisements
to see the changes in business and III.
changes in fashions.
The cards of our store keepers ar,
daily scanned to see the fluctuations in
prices, in style and in fashions, and
whoever keeps the largest assortms nt,
the best goods, the latest STYLES, and
sells at reasonable prices, gets customer
from those who read the advertisement.
in the newspapers and start out to see
the goods about which they have read
Without appearing ogotistie the pull
fishers of the REPUBLICAN, would still. |
as in the past, hold it up as the best
Advertising medium in the city Of vii |
mingtOn or in the State Of Delaware |
The circulation of the REPUBLICAN, i:
within Thousand Of being as large a.
the circulation OF all the other d.liss in
tbs city pat together. This is no id,
boast, and il doubted we challenge the
doubter to an investigation.
Our press rooms, our pile Of wet
down reAms OF paper ready for run
ming through the press, our subscrip
tion and mai! books, and our carriers
routes are all open for inspection. We
have nothing to withhold in that re
spect, no secrets in regard to eirccla
lion to keep from our advertisers who
have right to know what they ar.
getting for their money. Tne average
Tally circulation Of the REPUBLICAN is
700.
We had hoped ere this to have rup :
t up to 5000, but our expectations in a
his respect have not quite been realiz.
ID, but We are still in hopes that those G
lgures will be reached before the politi- e
al campaign ends-at any rate before ,
h!istmss. 1t stands to reason that III
he REPUBLICAN was not read it would !
lot have so large a circulation, butt
'eing read and having the largest cir
ulation it becomes the very best ad. {,
e-tising medium In the city. We have
nads no boast in the public press oil
ther cities Of being the leading paper
n Delaware, and then when asked for
he proof withhold the information OF
ur circulation from the public. Circu
alton will always tell.
/: is the best proof of a leading and T
'opular paper.
Exception is often made to whs,
ONE consider the exorbitan! prices
harged for advertisements in the Re
CBLlcAN. II these persons who con-,
lain would take the time and trouble
o Investigate they would find that il
he prices charged in the REPUBLICAN
we're twice as high as those charged in
'.hef dailv papers in the city, 1t would a
ill be the cheapest when circulation
= taken into consideration. The prices .
IoWever, as a general thing are not
'i9her, and what ia more satisfactory
the advertiser is the fact, that even A
he does pay a trihs more, it does him
1o'e good on account Of the excess IN
ticul1rion. With this statement OF
aets which cannot be successfully con-
reverted the advertising columns Of the :,
.EpuBLIcAN are offered TO the business Q
for the fall trade, or any &
Their kind Of trade or business.
IN OUR LOCAL columns will be found u
'uple Of comments reviewing Senator VI
Ayard's shameless speech delivered at "
Re Bayard wigwam on Monday night. Sc
hey treat the speech from different ~
and-points but no more severe than Z