PROPOSALS FOR ISSUING
The North Carolina Standard, {,
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TENHE undersigned proposes TO publish THE NoRTR
II CAROLINA STANDARD after the first of February
1886 twice week. Many democrats in various quar-
tiers of the State desire this and it is believed be
done, if exerions made in its behalf among the
democratic party generally The importance OF such
an issue is the undersigned, too apparent to
REQUIRE arguments in its favor. semi-weekly paper
ought surely to be sustained by the great democratic
~ of the State party which casts 40 600 votes espe
cally as the Federalists have tLcO Semweekes ad
don to t,uo papers to in the State Think OF
this democrats and of the influence which such publi-
cations must inevitably exert upon the public mind
THE WEEKLY STANDARD will be published as
heretofore and the undersigned haers himself, will be
much interesting and valuable than it is at
1t will contain least eight columns Of reading
matter th01Jit does nOtD.


TERMS:


The Sem-wcekly Standard will be published at Four
Dollars, IL paid within the first three months Five
Dollars, fpayment be delayed beyond that period and
the weekly Standard at Three Dollars per annum, paya-
BILE in advance.


Both the Weekly and Semi eekly will be printed at
the present size, on fine paper and with type Sub
scpons 10 both papers most respectfully and
esfy solicited aRd subscribers to fhe present paper
who willing to take the Semi instead of the
Weekly, will please inform the undersigned ofthe fact
by letter otherwise, before the Sh of January
1916


Raleigh, Nov. 1s, 1s45. W. w. HOLDEN