The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31
TO Our Readers.

OF an issue of 80, 600 campaign supple
ments of THE SUNDAY MORNING News.
We present to you the candidates Of the
Democratic Party in Hudson County, and
their records, with view Of convincing
you that they are the men to be supported
at the polls. The supplements are DIS
tributed by the newsdealers of Hudson
County, and our design is to have one copy
of the paper in the hands of every voter
in Hudson County.
This supplement gives as an opportu-
nifty to introduce ourselves to larger cir
Gle Of readers than have heretofore known
us-4to o larger circle of readers, in fact,
than sny paper ever circulated in this
County ever reached, and we propose to
take advantage of it to those who have
not known us heretofore.
Very many of you need no. be told
for thousands Of you have been steady
readers of the paper-that THE SUNDAY
MORNING NEWS is TIE SUNDAY TATTLRR
under its new name. The proprietors OF
tbs SUNDAY TATTLER succeeded in build
ing up large circulation for the paper
under that title. But many readers who
liked the paper objected strongly to the
name, and countless others were discour-
aged from even looking into it to see how
good paper it was, by its name; and out
OF Difference TO this sentiment the name
was changed to THE SUNDAY MORNING
NEWS We trust that those who, though
interested in the live local news of the
day. have not patronized US because of
the prejudice the name Of the paper may
have reused against TIE SUNDAY TAT
TIER, will be encouraged to look into our
paper next Sunday morning and see If we
are not literally what our new name ex-
presses-THE SUNDAY MORNING News
and all of it. THE TATTLER achieved its
circulation by presenting the freshest and
fullest local news accessible. 1t has had
NO end of exclusive local stories that have
in many instances afforded the reporters
of the local dailies texts for articlesi in their
respective prints for three or four days
following their appearance in our col
umns. 1t was here that the first full story
Of the Cannon Lenhart sensation was
made known The stories of the elope-
ment Of Founder McWilliams' daughter
of the CondiL-Spadone secret wedding
Of Mr.. Fields claims tor his daughter
after separation of forty years; of Dan
Ewing's very interesting divorce troubles
Of TreasureE Smiths defalcation of mon
eys belonging to the Reformed Church Of
Amcrica; of Coroner Gschwindt's two
weddings; Of merchant Van Nortwick's
domestic troubles; Of Rev. Father Ter
woerl's pitcher contest; of Tom Potter's
pursuit of widow Plume; of the golden
gills at Furst Brothers, TO whom the New
York -afolniag Journal gave columns fol
two weeks afterwards; Of the elopement o.
Mrs. Turner from Bergen Hill; of Father
Buffers elopement with Miss Brady-wert
all fist made known in these columns ex
clusively. These do not of course includ,
anything ike the full category of the exclu
sive stories we have published, bat they
are only some Of the more notable of th,
past year. Meanwhile the paper has beer
replete with the fullest information OF
political, social AMI society topics; anC
it has had all the current news O.
Saturday night down TO three o'clock Sun
day morning.
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS is, il
fact, what Sunday morning edition
of the daily local prints ought to be. w,
pay no attention to the news of tn
week reported in the daily papers. l
is enough for readers to read that once
and we do not hash it up to then
again in our columns for second read
ing. We publish only the.news of Sal
urday and Sunday night, and the inter
esting news of the week that the dali,
papers may have missed. We hav