The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-03-29
SOMETHING NEW.
"Hodder's BIotter Tablet"
We take the following from the
Columbus Dispatch:
A SUCCESSFUL VENTURE.

A SUCCESSFUL VENTURE.
As was predictedsin these columns
last October, our friend G. NJ. Cott,
at No. 10 North High street, has met
with very gratifying results in his
business venture With "Hodder's
Blotter Tablet" In his success he
has shown what energy and determ
ination, coupled With a desire to
please-which has long been a mot
to with him-will accomplish in any
business.
With success assured in this coun
ty, Mr.. Cott has recently purchased
the right to use sthis valuable inven
ton in tbirty-six counties of Ohio,
and has found il o paying invest
ment. His business has increased
fully one-third since he secured the
right to use it, few months since
a fact giving sufficient evidence of its
popularity. 1t is bis intention to
dispose of the right for some of the
counties, and it would be ''money in
the pocket of the printer who may
purchase the right for his own coun-
ty or several surrounding him. The
testimonials published elsewhere,
coming from some of our leading
business firms, will serve to give our
readers some idea of the favor in
which the "Blotter Tablet" is held
by those using it.
Business men have no longer an
excuse for sending to Dayton (as
many of them do) when they can get
their stationery put up in much
better way nearer home
The following are the testimonials
referred to:
The amount of paper saved from
being wasted and soiled more than
pays for the added cost. The me-
thod is convenient and practical
H. S. Babbitt, Chief Clerk Auditor
of State.
Your method of putting up sta
tionery is very convenient one, and
would recommend it to those in need
of anything of the kind. 1t is an
improvement over the old way, as it
prevents the paper from being scat
tered about and keeps it clean
IA. B. Adair, Book Keeper for w.
II. Jones, Jobber of Dry Goods and
Notions, Columbus, Ohio.
We are using your Holders Blot
ter Tablet and find it to be the most
and saving arrangement
that could be had. We cheerfullv
and earnestly commend it to all
business men and others Elliott,
Jones & Co., Booksellers and Sta
TONERS. sN~Ss
1 find your plan of putting up
Stationery very convenient one,
and 1 recommend it to any one in
need of anything of the kind. 1t is
a great improvement over the old
way-keeping it clean, preventing it
from being scattered, and conse-
quently economical Luther Will
Hams, Book k-Keeper for Geo. W. Gill,
Manufacturer of Stoves and Hollow
Ware.
We like your style of putting up
Stationery better and better every
time we use it, and would recommend
it as the most convenient and neat
we have ever had in our house
[Denig & Ferson, Manufacturers of
Children's Carriages.
1 have been using your stationery,
put up in your form, and have found
it an actual saving of the paper, as
well as a great convenience, and I
would recommend the method to all
who can use anything of the kind
CJ. r. Shoemaker's Son, Boots and
Shoes.
I am using your stationery, put
up in Patent Blotter Tablet. I find
them a great convenience, as well as
a saving of stationery, and superior
to anything I have SEEN ID. A.
Roberts, Grocer.
The public are hereby informed,
that we have bought the eecltsice
right to manufacture and sell the
above valuable invention in Highland
county, and will soon wait upon our
business men and others, with sam
pies of Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Statements, Notes, Receipts, and in
short all kinds of printed stationery
generally used by business and pro-
fessional men, put up in this neat
and convenient form. We can afford
to print and put up stationery an
these bound Tablets, qcit}Oast add
tionaI charge to our customers, over
what they would have to pay at any
other Office in this county, for the
loose sheets, printed in the ordinary
manner. Call and see specimens,
and leave your orders.
All parties are hereby warned
not to infringe upon our exclusive
right to make and sell stationery
put up in this form, in Highland
county, as any infringement will be
prosecuted to the extent of the law.
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, conducted by
E. L. Youmans, published by D. Appleton & Co.,
$40 & 55l, Broadway, New York.-The April num-
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