The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-09-15
MONROE. LIZ. SEPTEMBER Is. 1883.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
;. The 0UAcHITA TELEGRAPH, after 3
brief suspension, greets its many read
ers again to-day, and although it come.
under a different management, there
will be no, change editorially, as tn.
name of its veteran editor still remains
at its masthead. This fact renders il
unnecessary to say what the policy
politically, or otherwise, of the TELE
GRAPH will be, as that is q matter o.
pscord and known, might say
throughout the State. Suffice it to say,
I have leased the TELEGRAPH, Id
Office, presses, material and good will
: and will continae its publication.
In making this announcement re-
/ frain from making proflse promises
for the future, for i know something
from experience OF the difficulties and
responsibilities of running a newspaper,
but In assuming to publish the TILE
GRAPH 1 understand that an unaade
promise Is obligatory upon me % fur
nish its readers regularly with tie best
paper I can. This much I undertake.
In return, ask liberal STARE of
patronage from the public ana all the
assistance possible from the friends OF
the paper. Contracts under Capt. Nc,
Grantees management wi.l be carried
out as though TO a,gehad taken
place. !;
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.
= On Tuesday, October .2ud, will re-
sume the publication of The DAILY
TELEGRAPH In an enlarged form and
will change Il from an afternoon to
morning paer. twill contain all
local news of interest, he Associated
Press Dispatches, ahdsfull Market Re-
ports. This assurance alone should be |
sufaclent to induce every business man
In Monroe and Trenton to give it q
libeyaI supports. Itcosts nearly every
merchant In. Monroe and Trenton at
least twenttrlive cents day to get .
CARRIED market 1enart 1e'eersp".
This. thAyr.1 save ny taking the
Daily TELEaRAPH. -
To the business men and reading
public of Bastrop, Farmerville, Vienna,
Ouachita City, Homer, Arcadia, and
Columbia will say that The DAILY
TELEGRAPH will possess the advan-
taee OF reaching them from twenty
four to forty-eight hours in advance OF
any other daily paper-the mails for
all of those places leaving this city
dailv the TELEGRAPH will reach them
on the day of publication. And as the
schedule of the W., 8. 4 P. Railroad
now stands, the DAILY TELEGRAPH
will reach the towns of Girard, Ray
vile and Delhi several hours ahead OF
the Vicksburg dailies.
Prospectuses of the Daily showing
it's size and makeup will be sent to
friends of the paper in those Places
and persons desiring to subscribe will
have an opportunity to do so. ven'
ture the assertion that there is not an
individual in this parish who will say
that good daily paper in this city is
not a "want long felt" Let the public
sustain 1t and they shall have it.
In this connection it might be we'll
to. mention that'the expenses Of a daily
paper Is no small matter and that
these expenses have to be met with
the cash. For this reason will expect
the patrons of the paper to pay CASH
,by the week or month-as will best
suit their convenience. Monroe and
Trenton will be cauvassed for sub
sceibers and advertisers. again solicit
the patronage of the public and the as.
distance 1T the friends of The TELE'
GRAPH. G. II. IRousDAhF.
Addressing the same audience as my
young friend, but with greater freedom
a. may, It having been many year
since the Public.and myself were "firs