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Ralph f Say Ter will gaaran,ee yo1a first
class Picture for the same price that county
PHOTOGRAPHERS charge you for mere caricaInres
OF yonis II. Give h m call Main aud Cen.
ue S re Il over II ! Cl,rk a. Su's G, rc
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Harriet A. Newkirk, of Salem, says: was
cured of tetter in my hand by three applica.
tions of Camphor Milk My husband was
cured of old running sores by using it. Ii
cured my son of spraintd ankle. Price %
cents. Sold by c. A, Klein, Bloomsburg.
april l6 'S01v
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Highest Cash Price paid for | 900 Good
Fat, Live VEAL CALVES this Fall and
Winter You can bring them right along
now on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Of
each and every week this Fail and Winter.
Bring in your good tat calves now and get
your cash for them Bring them from the
north, south east and west. Let them come
right along now to Silas Young, Light
Street. oct. | Am
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Winter came last Saturday as though it in
tended to stay. About three inches of snow
fell and the thermometer went down pretty near
to zero. Since then the weather has been bit
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"Dr, Clyde" last week Thursday had good
audience, though it was the second time the
play has been given here within few
months. Higgins was just as funny as ever.
Some changes have been made in the cast of
characters since its former presentation some of
which were not for the better. On the whole,
however it was good, and the audience went
in country town, and we would suggest to
theatrical managers to give something new
each time if they want good houses.
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The recent changes in some Of the mail routes
in this county have given great dissatisfaction
because of the Inconvenience aud delay in the
mails. We have h ard of many instances. A
postal card mailed at Cambria was not received
until four days after postmarked, Payers mail
ed here TO persons in he upper end OF the coun-
ty are not received until Tuesday, when III y
used to 20 through on The previou4 Friday. We
hope that some attention viii be paid to the
petitions that are now being circuhred and
Irgly signed, for a restoration Of the old
roues.
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Another application has been made to the
Board of Pardons on behalf of John S Nor.
ton. No action has yet been taken by the
board.
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A good many turkeys were sold on the street
the first of the week 1t looked though ev-
qrvb)ly intended to have Thanksgiving
dinner.
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Marriages.

HmLAY-CREAsY-Att the Ref rmed Patsun-
age in Orsngeyille on lhe 18th int, Mr., An
dr. " c, Hid ay Of Cenler Twp, To Miss Mary
J, Greasy Of Mount Pleasant twp
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Rev. B. F. Alleman, former pastor of the
Lutheran Church, of this llace, was here at
,he funeral of his brother, on Sunday.
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A large Photograph of you self vita fra 6
complete, ranging in price 'rou 81 rs to So rs
Ju.t the srti lie you wait fra Christmas pres
e.. Go to Rslrh F. Snyder and have a sir
ing All other sizes made TO perfection,
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Mr.. II. W. Soan,o the firm of Lutz & Sloan
surprised his many friends by committing mat
rinony on tuesday morning. The happy
brl lie wa Miss Annie Hendershot, daughter Of
J. W. Henderson,. The ceremony was per-
hrmed by Rev l.. Ithner, at the re1idenc of
the brides parents. They left on the noon
train for New York and other points. Con-
gratulations are now in ord er.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.


FIRsT WEEK.
Beayer-Geo Dire lsbach, W Longenberger.
Berwirk-N IN Girard
Bent Samuel Appleman, Jane. Conner.
Blnum-Juhn COX LeSl COX, sr, j ii Maize, Elias
Mcndenhal Henry roSenstock, Harry Sloan.
Brlarcreek-Dan'e PurseI.
tatawssd-JOsr rph Bresc1. A Truckenmier.
Centre-Amos Gruber, Ellington Ruckle, Jesse
Holman.
Conl ngham-John Monroe
FlShngcreek- Michael heishline, l. Crevenng,
VIM kressler, + kLauderDach, Silas Mcleury, John
Zauer.
Grrenwood-Jam Eyertt, Alfred Haycock, wm
Parker, NJ stevens.
II mlock-,J GtrtOn.
Jackson-E j Sones
Madsun-Ezra Naudine.
Main-James Kelfer.
Mlnllu- I bowman, stephen Greasy.
7, MMont9ur-CharIes Eek, James Quick, VIM Rhoads.
Mi Pleasant Michael Beagle
Orange-A Patterson.
Roarngcr ek-Wm q Linnve, Francis Reichart,
scott-p Jones' y Relchart G Trench, l j
sugarloat-wm Flnny, Aaron Fritz.
SECOND WEEK.
Beaver-JacOb Linn, Edward Schell.
Berwck-J IL HOyt, Il McA anal.
BrntOn-lliram FYrTitt.
Bloom-loh4 Gibbs, X Hughes. A V Hover, John
McNinch, c g. MARI Elijah SHUT, Wm Sernans
Brldrcteek-Slepren kisnrr LamOn MartZ.
:, ,CataWl'Sa-stephen Bailor, Barnes, Matthias
Ceutre-Francis W Hess
COnyngham-Dayd Buchanan.
Fshlngcreek-AW w Beishne, Frank NJ Hess, John
Greenwood-H Hayman.
Hemlock-N p Moore
| JacksOn-Z q Butt
LOcus'-laCksOn Campbell, Francis Leiby
| Madisun-JOhu smith, A X smith.
Main-James W John
| MI Peasant-Jacob Gilbert.
| orange-M Hayhurst Jonathan Poust John "
| Welsh '' '0-N
sugarloaf-John Cole, Montgomery Heryey,
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All parties interested in buying good
cheap and FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
would find tito their interest to call at the
old reliable Clothing store Of
David Lowcnlerg's
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Boot headquarters at McKinney's.

1900 pounds nice dried raspberries, 600
pounds nice driedpitted cherries wanted this
fail by Silss Young, Light StreetJuy 2-6m
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We have on or table copy Of Ehricks
Fashion Q iarterly fr Winter. 1t is fall OF
pretty patterns for ladies' and children and con-
aus a long illustrated list of articles suitable
fr Chr,tna' & fits at very low prizes Every
lady -hold have this book. E1rick Bios,
2Sj to 295 Eighth Avenle, New York.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE! !

Il ~ % AES ~ II - e
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
In pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans Court OF
Col Co, la-thc undcrSg gncd as administrators OF
Mi hael Grover deceased, VIII expose to public sale
on the premises-on
Thursday, December 2nd, 1880.
commencing at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said
day The following described valuable real estate.
to-wit;
First All that certain tract OF land situate in
Main township, Columbia county Pa, Containing
one hundred and twenty one acres and ninety six
| perches- adjoining lands OF David Brown. Aaron
W. Grover aud other lands Of said decedeut on which
are erected
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
| barn, wagon shed and out buildings about 100
| ACRE" are improved ltAd balance IN timber
Second; All that certain tract OF land situate in
Main township, county aud state aforesaid contain
| Ing TNENTN->INE ACRES and one hundred
nd twenty -scVtn pcTches-ad adoinlug lands OF Jacob
Groyrr and other lands Of said dccedrut about nine
acres OF which is good timber land and balance i'm
proved
| Third: Al that certain tract of land situate in
Ninin township, county and state aforesaid, con-
| tanning
l 6 8 "A Q r Z 8,
| ana twenty-five pcrcbcs -adJeiuing lands Of Jacob
| Grover IoLz aud Aten'and other lands of said de-
ceirut about twenty tive acres Of which Is good oak
| Timber land balance ina roytd whaTeon an. erected
| "o-SJofy Frame Dwelling House. baln n wagon
| >hed ana other Odt-bui dngs The above proueTties
are On The public road leading ON Malylue to NIL
| nnyile
Also at the same time Joshua Fetter-
man. as Trustee, Will sell all that certain tract OF
| and situate In Nniln township, county and state
| aforesli, containing NINETY -NINE ACRES and
| one hundred and tQrtyslX perches and allowance
| adjoining lands oi David Greasy Adam GREASY, John
Brown ana John Eagle; It being the same premises
| purchased by said Fetteimau In ttu,t Tor NJ Gro
'ers estate nj Shcrins sale the property . John
| r. aud Amelia YOhe.
IttMS Or sALE, Ten per cent Of one fourth of the
| purchase WuAeA shan be paid at the striking down
| u the property; the -luurih less Tie zen per
cent at lht cuhni nation absolute aud the rembiu-
ing ihrte-tourlhs IN one Year theTesiI,rMiL inter
| st Il ON continuation uisl, ~
| purchasers 10 pay for deecs Purchase r. viii ha
required 10 give huud IN double the amount Of their
bios WIN good ana HppIO SECURITY t,r Il q sith
| .ul payment OF ths money according TO The above
| terms, ''S
JOSHUA FE1TEKMAN
L - ,o . AARON w. 0koNRR
I wv H-N Administrators.
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Remember that Lutz & Sloan will not be
undersod and that you can get Dress Goods
of all kinds AS cheap of them AS anywhere.
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Z LE VN IT FIkS,
ESTATE OF JACOB CLEwELI, DECEASED.
COLOMBIA COUNTY, IS:
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania to Eiz Gle
wei. widow, Charles Cewcl Christian ClewtlL LSar-
ah Slller. liz nnah critics, Reuben human, guar
dian ad Item Of cora harbster all OF columbia
county aud Jert miah CleWell or New York liutal
descendants OF j ,cob Clewell, deceased aId 70 all
persons Interested Greeting: You h reby .cited
to be ana appear before the JUDGES of our orphans
court at al orphans Court to held at BoOnlsbu z
on the frst Monday Of December next, then tn1
there to accept refuse to take the real estate u
said Jacob t'ewcll deceased, at the apprai ed Vau
alton pat upon It by The inquest, duly awarded by
the said court and returned by the Sheriff. And
hereof fail not.
Witness the Honorable william Flwell P Pesident OF
our said Court a. Bloomsbury. the twenty second
day Of Sei telnber, ~ D.. one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty,
VIM, KRCKBAUM.
g. VI. QUICK. Clerk o. c.
Deputy. oct. 20, sO-tt
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A UDITORS NOTICE.

T. lhc matter Of II uman Fahringcr. Assignee for
bohe Mt Of creditors Lf ucas FahriugIr OF LJ ust
towi snip.
The undersigned Auditor appointtd BY the Court
Of common Pleas Of column county, to distribute
the fuudS IN the hands OF the aNsigInte VIII meet
the parties Interested at Is office III ROOmsburg on
saturday december II lNSu. at 10 O'Clock "A. IN. at
wnicA time and place all persons Interested must
attend or be deoarred from any share Of said FUND,
W. II. ABBOTT,
nov. 10 'sOiw Auditor.
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Business Notices

Don't FORGET that CLARK a. : n keep a large
stock of Chidtcn's Ilotd,, Cats &c
a very fne IS, rtncni of Ladis' Coa's,
all nicely made aid trimmed IN SIX, Satu
and Velvet of the latest styles and fashion
for sale by Silas Young, Light Street, just
got in from the citv manufacturers in prices
from 81 90, 81 80, s. 50, Sc 80, 81 so,
IS so, 80 80, SO so, Sl2 SO, $l5 80, SIC 80
to SIS 30. Get | 3m
Luz & Sloan do not claim to sell goods at
cost aud make II living at it, but buy their
goods cheap enough 50 that they can charge
small PIC fl. and yet be as cheap as their
neighbors
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Rubbers at McKinney's.

Rubbers at McKinney's.
The very highest market price paid for
nice dried Pttel Cherries, Dried Raspber-
rles and Dried Blackberries. Bring them
from the north, south, east and west by the
pound. sack, bag, one and two horse load to
Sllas Young, Light Street. oct. l-2m
Admission free at McKinney's.
You can see a large line of Fancy Goods
for Holidays and in great variety at
Clark & Sons.
Beautiful listers,
Fashionable Overcoats,
Nobby Fall Suits,
Lowest prices at
David Lpwenberg's.
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C. NJ Gould, Orono, Maine, says; During
more than 20 year, Boot and Shoe experieu, e,
| have pad considerable attention to Zip go DIS.
and will give it as my opinion hat the \. ;. I
Go. Tip viii in time suferc de all Others for
children's wear
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-11-26

The funeral services OF Christian K. Al
man, took place in the Lutheran church on
Sunday morning November 2l 1850. lie
came to hi dea'h by the burning of some Ja'
pan which was being heated on the stove, The
Japan boiled over o the stove and gut fire
causing an explosion. In hi'auemptat saving
the hou-e from i,e, his cl thing hecama wrap
ed in flames, an he rushed out on tn street
where two men caught him, but too late TO save
his life. The accident occurred on the l2th
and he suffered greatly until The 18th when he
died. lie was IS year,, months AM
u days old lie leaves a wife and three -maI
child len. He had bat recently begun work IN
Danville and was rapidly gaining an extensive
business, when this sad death overlook HIM
lie was son-in- law of Stephen knorr OF Ihl'
town.
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Ho! Cor BARGAINS in all kinds of Dress
Goods, in al wool and worsted goods, To
close out our stock of Dress Goods. We offer
them for the next twenty days at cost
Clark n Son
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.
OF VALUABLE
r (; "A L + 8 T a II T l
Administrators OF Andrew Gingles.

Pursuant to an order oi the orThons Court of Co
lunbia county, fennsyW III Will be sold at public
sale ON the premises ia The township of HtmlocK in
said county on
Saturday, November 27th, 1880.
at O'Clock p m, the following de scihed REAL Es-
TATE late OF Catharne Shoemaker d, ceased, to-
wit: certain house and lot IN the village Of Buck
horn, in said Hemlork township, bounded on the
north by an alley, east by the main street Of said
ylaEe, south by lot OF |. W. MCKelHy and west by
an alley containing one fourth OF an acre more or
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HO. FOR A HAT.
Just, received all the latest and most Mob
by Styles of Hats for men and boys at
David Lowenberg's
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We have much pleasure in recommending
Ihermaline to our readers, as an absolute
cure for Malaria. The manufacturers name
alone is guarantee ofits merit 1t sellsat 25
cents per box. For particulars see Advt.
iulN 70 lSM.Gm
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Cash buys below rock bottom at Clak &
Sons
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Pretty Salts for children, listers for little
boys, new, nice, and neat, call and see the
fall styles at
David Lowcnberg's.
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The medicines of DUNDAs DICK & Co. are
une1celled for elegance, purity, and relia-
bility. Their Seidlitine Seidlitz Powders,
are AS pleasant as Lemonade Their Soft
Capsules are world famous. See Advt.
July 30, 'SO-6m
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81 have weighed the two pounds of butter
yol sent ~ this morning." said an ira'e cu=io-
mer to a dealer in the above mentioned article
"aud am surprised to find that it ia short
weight Just three ounces. II that is your way
of dealing must buy my butter somewhere
eise.' The brter merchant looked up sur
prised; but. without declaring his innocence
replied; "Wel, that is very strange, because
| put the two pounds of sugar bought Of you
in the scales and gave you the full weight IN
butter.
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Eureka Eureka Eureka ! !.
The place to buy good cheap Winter
Coat or suit of Clothes is at
David Lowenberg's.
Mrs j. +. Scott invites the attention Of the
public 10 ! er fine assortment of Christmas
Go ds, consisting Of Toys in great variety. plain
and fancy candies, at wholesale and retail &c.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.
The Following statement Of William j. COuphlln,
Of sOtue vile, Mass. Is SO remarkable that we beg
10 ask for II the attention OF readers He say
In the fall OF 1876 wien was taken with Violent
Bleeding Of the uncs followed by severe cvugn.
] soon began 10 lose my appetite and fle-h. was
so weak at one tin - that could not lCuN my bed.
In the summer Of 1871 was admitted to the Ity
Hospital While there the doctors said had hole
In my left lung as biz as a half dollar. expended
over hundred dollars in doctors and medicines.
was 50 far gone at one time report went around |
was dead gave up hope. but friend told me OF
DIR. WM. II LIS BALSAM FOR TuE LUNGS !
la ghed at my friends, thlukiI tuat my case was
incurable, but got bOttie to satisfy them when
TO my surprise ani qualification commenced to
feel better. My hope dead began to revive, ,ar
o-iay feel In better spirits than have for three
years.
81 write this hoping YOU will publish It so that ev-
cry one ailliCtcd with diseased lungs viii be induced
10 take Dr VIM Hairs Balsam for the Lungs a d
be convinced that CONSUMPlI CAN RE CURED
have taken two bOt es and can positively say that
II has done more good III an all the other medicines
J have tax II since IN, sickness My cough has al
most en- irely disappeared and shall soon be able
70 go to work. Sold by druggists Take Wm Hairs
Basam only ll-Beware OF counterfcitS. oct.l5 lyeow
Ladies, don't forget to look at our large
stock of Dress Goods We offer them at
cost. There is money in them for you
Clark Il Son.
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You can get kslo-meda Of
Clark e Son.
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FIannels, Hoods, Shswls, Ladies Goats
and Beavc. Cloths to make up at
Clark e Sons
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at o'co X p. m, the follow Ing described REAL rs
TATE, late OF Al drew Giugles deceased, to-wit;
p hs undivided onc-halt Of al that certain Lot OF
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Orphans COURT SALE
tF VALUABLE
RE AL ESTAT TIE !

Pursuant to an order o. the orphans court Of CO.
umbia county Tennsl lyania Will be sold at pubiic
sale on the premises IN the township Of Centre In
said county on
Friday. November 26th. 1880.
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IMPERIAL
IMPERIAL
IMPERIAL
IMPERIAL
PHOTOGRAPH
PHOTO ,RAPHS
PHOTOGRAPH
PHOTOGRAPH
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT SNYDER'S GALLERY
AT SNNuERS GALLERY
AT SNYuER'S GALLERY
At SNYDERS GALLERY
nov 10 IN
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"WALNUT LEAF HAIR RBsTORER' Is entirely differ
ent flCm all others 1t Is as clear IS water and as
ITS name indicates, is a.pereCt Vegetable Hair he
stofer and does not In any manner affect the health
Whcn sulphur, sugar Of Lead and Nitrate OF silver
preparations have done. II Will Immediately free
the head from all Dandrult Restore Gray Hair to its
natural color and prtdu e a new growth where It
has fallen on II Will change light or faded hair In
a Few days 10 beautiful glossy brown. Every bot
tlr Is warranted. ASK your druggist for 1t. For
sale at MOTER Bros, Bloomsbury, Pa. 'mitn, Kline
S Co, Philadelphia, and Han & Ruckell New York,
Wholesale Agents. oct. 22 soft
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See advertisements.
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nov, IA IS,
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ly virtue cf suLdry writs issued out ot the
Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia county and
to me directed, viii be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in Bloomsbulg at 2p. H. on
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Rowell & Cos. Advc's.

ii istory Of Political Parties and
1 OF the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FROM
COLONIAL 1lMEs To THE PRESENT DATE En-
TIRELY NEW IN design, cOmprehensiyr and rXpaII-I-
I've, WIN heautifully colured Maps and Diagrams
contains all the Plnttorms at Political Parties
me Inost valuable PUBLICATION Of the age, Nom
partisan should be IN Every household, school and
Library, Issued In book form at e. audas a Wall
Quart at q, AGENIS WANTED eyeTNWlerc NJ
once BIO PAY. GRANGER, DAVIS q Co, PUBS,
lhulahhpolls' lpA. nov. l2-4w
sS ~ ~ A YEAR ana expenses 10 agent,
NJ 4 4 outnt Free Address +. .. NICkEkN
~ ! Augusta, Main nov I2-4w
dGh Elegant Chrome Cards, New Styles 70 cts.
~ Agents Wanted, l. JONES q co, NastHu,
Nj nov, l2-4w
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ID ULE ON HEIRS.

oc.. g2, 'sO-Gw'
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Nov. 3'SO3-w
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-02-26
Cht 9ighIand 9ews,
mILLsBOROUGH. OHIO.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1880
Supervisor Of State Printing

W. W. Bond, of the Ohio State
Journal, is an applicant for the pO-
sitiOu of Supervisor Of State Print
ing. He held the position two
years, only being removed upon the
advent of a Democratic Governor,
and gave such immense satisfaction
that he was made the recipient of
many tokens of esteem from those
with whom he was connected. Mr..
Bond is a Batavia boy, one in whom
our citizens feel a Just pride, and
who will be exceedingly glad to con
gratulate him upon an appointment
of which he is wholly deserving
Clermont Courier.
We have known Mr.. Bond init
mately for years, and take pleasure
in endorsing the high opinion Of
him expressed by our friend Of the
Clermont Courier. Even ex-Gov.
Bishop must now see that he did a
very foolish thing when he removed
Mr.. Bond, and appointed in his
place the present grossly incumbent
Supervisor, Mr.. Elliott, who, in
measuring the Constitutional Amend
ments Of the last Legislature,
made a mistake againt the State Of
some S84 on each bill, amounting in
the aggregate to about $4,000.
Gov. Foster should lose no time in
reinstating Mr.. Bond as soon as it
can be done, and if Mr.. Elliott had
his deserts, he would be removed at
once for mcompeteney.