The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-04
Cur NEIGIIBORs.
What They Say OF Us.

Below We present a few of the compli-
mcntary notices which our coteulmrarics
have been pleased to give us, and in re-
turn, We can but say that cur best efforts
shall not be wanting to make the DrNo-
GRAFT worthy of the praise Which you have
SO generously bestowed
The observation-disclosures C"zad, Eso.,
who has lately taken charge of the Yves
ton Erposi'or, now issues that paper M
der new name, Tug DEMocnAr With
the change or name cones also change
Of matter, style and appearance, ull for
the better aud vastly So. TuE DxMocnAr
is ono Of the most entertaining country
exchanges upon ourlist.- Wheeling Daily
Register
TIE DEMocRAr.--This is the little Of
paper edited and published by Mcssrs.
. George Cozad and james W. Wofindin,
vt Weston, in fireplace Of the Erpositor.
Mr.. Cozud is an easy and able writer and
will make a good paper. and then there
is Jim We suppose les through with
his wild oats" will prove valuable as
sistant. We notice a desirable improve
ment in tile typographical appearance of
the paper already. We extend our best
wishes for the ultimate success of the
MISUNDERSTANDING Gaz,tte.
TIE DEMOCRAT George Cozad, Esq,
WHO recently purchased the Weston Er-
posiror, now issues til, paper under
new title, The DEMOCRAT. Yhe paper
nakcsits appearance in very much i'm
proved form, both as regards matter and
style. The evident enterprise Of Mr..
Cozal will make it one of the best county
papers In the State.-.Noryaatorn Con-
stitution.
The Weston DEMOCRAT formerly the
Eaposito) under the new proprietors.
George Cozad aud j. W. Wel!indin, has
improved in appearance and otherwise.
Its in every respect worthy Of the Dem
ocratic county Of Lcwis.-CiuksJu,y
Consc, ratire.
NAME CnAxGEp-Georg Cozad, Esq.
who recently became editor and proprie-
tor Of the Weston E:eposiior, has changed
the name Of shat paper, and has christen-
ed 1t "TnE Democrat" BY the way,
aside from, the politics of .lle paper, i. is
as VIC expected, an interesting sheet.
Mr.. .Cozad has associated with him in The
editorial department, Mr.. James W.
Wcfindin.-Nafional Telegraph.
KChAvoE.-Gcorgc Cozad, Esq. will
hereafter publish the Weston l;rpo,itor,
of which lie lately became proprietor.
We wish Mr.. Cozad ample success and
change Of politics. lie is an able writer
and well qualified to fill the position of
editor and publisher .-I'rhosbury Dali
" Tines.
George Cozad, Esq, ). has purchased The
Weston E:t1psitor, and will hereafter
conduct it. Mr.. Cozad is 4 young man
Of talent and has had considerable news.
paper experience: We have no doubt he
will make the E.tpos1tor readable paper.
If Lo would convert 1t into good rcpub.
lican PAPER, be would find himself more
in harmony with the times. and could do
more good both for himself and his pco-
pie Wheeling Daily latelliyencer.
A GlMNoE.-R. X. Nnckols has sold
the Westou.E.rposi'or to Mr.. George Co.
zad. Mr.. Nuckols has been an able and
fearless editor, and we regret that lie felt
himself compelled to yield his tripod into
the han Is of another. Mr.. Cozad comes
well endorsed by the late editor, as
sound and ready writer. We welcome
him to the fratcrnit y.--Kunuuha Reput-
liean.
TIE WEsroS Exroslros. George Co.
Fad, Esq, has purchased the Weston En-
positor, and hereafter will have control of
that paper as editor and proprietor. Mr..
Cozud has had considerable newspaper e1.
perience, and will doubtless make Of the
Erpositor Que Of the best journals in the
State. lie is a young man of splendid
abilities, fine writer, full Of energy and
spirit, and withal staunch and sturdy
Democrat. Congratulating lis patrons
upon lis return to the profession Of jour
nalism, we welcome our young friend once
more into the ranks Of the fraternity, and
wish him that abundant measure Of sue
cess to Which his high merits enttlc him.
Wheeling Daily Register.
George Cozad. Esq, has purchased the
Weston E1positor, and will hereafter con-
duct that paper. Mr.. Cozad, though a
young man, has had considerable expert.
ence in journalism, and viii doubtless
make paper acceptable to the Den'oc.
racy. Pecuniarily VIC wish him success.
-NadonM Telegraph.
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