Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-06-03
KIND WORDS NEVER DIE.


reproduced, not on account of vanity.
for newspaper men never indulge i'm
that feminine luxury, but as a simple
appreciation of kind words said, and
as references to those readers of the
Advance who do not know it's new
management:
Editor L. +. McDougal has sold
the Ceredo Advance and the print.
ing outfit TO DR.. Il. K. Vickers. of
Huntington. The business will be
continued with w. p. Wears (Ar.
thur Middleton) as editor and mana
ger.-Cabell Record.
Il. 7. McDougal has sold the Ad-
vance to DIR. r. +. Vickers, of Hunt
ington. w. p. Wears will have
charge of the paper as editor. He
is an experienced newspaper man
aud knows how to conduct country
paper.-Wayne News.
Mr.. w. =. Wears, a we'll known
newspaper writer, has purchased the
Ceredo Advance and Kenova Report
er from Mr.. Il. II. McDougal, who
has labored so hard and successfully
to establish that concern on q firm
basis. We welcome Mr.. Wears and
wish him success, and bid good by
to Mr.. McDougal somewhat regret.
fully.-Pt. Pleasant Register.
Mr. w. +. Wears, the we'll known
and able newspaper and literary man
has bought for spot cash the Ceredo
Advance and the KeDova Reporter
and is sailing in with collar off and
sleeves rolled up. Most men only
have nerve enough for one paper,
but Mr.. Wears has no hestitancy in
tackling two. He has our best wishes
for success, and a big cash income.
-Gallipolis, o. Daily Tribune.
The Ceredo Advance, which for
more than dozen years has been con.
Quoted under the editorial manage
ment of Il. r. McDougal, has been
purchased by w p. Wears formerly
editorial writer for the Herald of
this city, and will be conducted
under his management i'm the future.
MIR. McDougal will, it is announced,
remain citizen of Ceredo, and will
be engaged in the insurance business.
Huntington Advertiser
Il. T. McDougal, for years the
editor and proprietor of the Ceredo
Advance has sold the paper to DR..
X. K. Vickers, of Huntington. 1t
will be edited and managed by w.
i. Wears, the widely known CORE.
spondent with the non de plume of
"Arthur Middleton" Mr.. McDou-
gal retires from newspaper work to
give his whole attention to the in
surance business. He is good
newspaper man and we are sorry to
lose him as member of the fra
terDity. His place will be well fill
ed on the Advance, however, az Mr..
Wears is a man of ability, being in
fact one of the ablest political
writers of the state. West
Virginian.
w. p. Wears formerly of the
Huntington Herald before Floyd s.
Chapman's regime, has purchased
the Ceredo Advance published at
Ceredo, Wayne county, w. Va.
The Advance is a clean sheet of re-
publican faith and will not be the
organ of any clique or ring but
free aud fearless exponent of it's
party politics and grand principles.
Mr.. Wears is a man of Acknowledged
reputation, known throughout the
state as political writer, his non de
plume being "Arthur Middleton. "
Mr.. Wears has also purchased the
kenova Reporter a paper of the
same politics and one of the spiciest
along that section.-Daily Journal
Gallipolis, o.
A noteworthy transfer of news.
paper property is announced in the
sale of the Ceredo Advance to DR..
X. +. Vickers Of this city. The
sale was consummated last week and
the Advance was issued yesterday
under the new management. Tom
McDougal has been so long assocI.
ated by the public with bis paper
that the separation now seems like.
an unnatural divorce. He has given
time and labor to the paper and to
the county'sInterests for many years
and he can now lay down this par.
tIcular work with consciousness of
duty well performed. He will car.