South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-10
THE SUN.
n T. W RK, 1892

IHE Sun for 1882 will make its fifteenth an.
nuM revolution under The present management
shiniog, AS always, for all, big end little mean
ana gracious, cortenied and unhappy Republi I.
.a ''. auu pe'nocrsuc, deprsved and virtuous in
teiiigent and obiuse. The Suns light ia for
mankind aud womankicd OF every sort bu, ;,s
geni,i warmth is for the good while i'll soars
hos discomfort the blisteriuc backs Of Tho
Professionally wicked.
The Sun OF 1868 was a newspsoer of nav
hina: IL discarded many of the forms. and a
muI'itude ct the 5uperhuous words and nb-.ees
or ancient journalism. IL undertake 10 rsno,t
IN fresh, Succinet, uncouventiontiopal WAY ali
the news OF the world, omittinp no oven, NJ
human interest, and commenting upon affairs
Win tue ieariessness OF absolute independ euce
rue success oil this experiment was the success
OF The Sun. 1t effected permanent chance in
the style of American newspapers Every
important journal established in this country in
me dozen years past has been modelled after
Inc sun. Every important Journal already ex-
listing has been modified and hettered by the
force OF the Suns example
The sun OF 1882 will be the same outspoken
truthielling, and interesting newspaper
BY liberal use of the meaus which an ahun-
dant nprosperity Affords We shall make ii better
than ever before
We shall print all the news, putting il into
readable shape. and measuring its Importance
not by The Traditional ysrdsick, bat 6y i,s rea |
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ionse square rs not the first consider alton with
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reporting We get tie particulars, whether in
broohlyu or in Bokhnrs.
In politics we have decided opinions and ar G
accustomed 10 express them in language ,ha,
car be pu terstood. We say what We Thick a.
bout men and events. That habit is the cnly
score; of the Suns political. course
The Weekly sun gathers into eight pages the
best matter Of the seven daily Issues An Apri
cuitu'a al Department OF unequailed merit fn!l
msrket reports, aud liberal proportion OF lite.
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poetry of tue day, prose every line worth read
| ing, news, humor-matler enough 10 Gil good
sized book, and infinitely more varied and en-.
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u our idea Of what newspaper should he
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|. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher OF The Sun New York CITY.
Dee. 9, 1881.