THE WILNTxNGTONxAN,

Thursday, July 8, 1924.
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Our late misfortune compels us, through the
medium of our paper, to jog the memory of
delinquent subscribers The loss which we have
sustained, has been partly replaced by our good
citizens, (whose generous liberality we will ever
rememberl but falls far short of the amount ne.
cessary to render our establishment complete.
The common practice of newspaper cunning is
as repugnant to our feelings, as it is nnpleaslng
TO those to whom it is directed and We should
not now resort TO this mode, were we not urged!
to it by necessity Many, we have understood,
have expressed "a wish, when the Willning,onlan
was again published, to become its patrons


This information is pleasing to lis, md we now
inform them that we are ready 10 receive their


names. Our friends at distance would confer an
obligation by using their influence in our behalf.