Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-10

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ing Apply at once.
May 2f '64-tf
Sick and Wounded Pennas Volunteers.
Information respecting Pennsylvania soldiers in
the Hospitals Of Philadelphia, may always be had
by application to Jos. PARKER chief of the Hospital
Commission, at the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
ton Association. No. 1o4 ehestnut street
n-The attention of the friends of Christianity is
called to the dedication of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Tatesvile, on the Bedford Railroad, on
Sabbath next. Special trains from Hopewell and
Bloody Run, and intermediate stations, viii convey
the people who wish to attend on that day, to and
from the church.
CEMETERY MrETIxG. There viii be a meeting of
all persons interested in the success of the Bedford
Cemetery, held on the grounds ON Wednesday morn
ing the 18th inst, at o'clock A. NJ for the purpose
of grading the unfinished part of the carriage wag.
Each person is requested to bring a shovel mat
tock The cooperation Of all in the town and sur
rounding country is requested.
TIRED OF WAITISG.-Tuesday evening the up train
was later than usual The horses attached to the hack
running from Bedford to the Mt Dallas station wait
ed unreasonable time for the train, and then cut loose,
on their own account. They came through the whole
distance seven miles as far as the watering trough
the Poor House, without accident or damage to
hackpr horses. The driver overlook them at the
Poor House, watering at the accustomed trough.
BURGIARY.-The Hotel of fJoseph Stoner, in Bloody
Run, was entered by some villain on last Thursday
,-,I l. a.
drawer and the pocket Of the bar tender. The en-
trance was effected by removing pane of glass from
rear window and unbclting the fastenings In re-
moving the glass tie burglar cut his finger and he was
traced by the marks Of blood up stairs and into sew
eral rooms.
"CHEAP CORNER Mr. Farquhar is just IN town
from the city with an extensive supply of new goods
His stock of mems and boys clothing is very large
and he offers them cheap that nobody has any
for wearing their old clothes any longer He has
large variety Of summer goods of every style. The
public and the rest Of mankind are requested to take
notice that he IS going to sell his goods cheap or
little cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere
in the market.
LARcENr.-Three individuals stopped at the resi-
denee of 8 gentleman Whose name we did not learn
few miles below Hancock, on last Thursday. and
called for dinner. While the landlord was attending
to his store and the andlady arranging some house
matters, they stoe sll0O from drawer and left for
parts unknown. They we're traced to Tatesyle, in
this County, where they took the cars for Hunting
don. Mr.. Gather, the conductor, is under the i'm
preston that they have gone east he noticed them
in a billiard saloon in Huntingdon few minutes be-
fore the arrival Of the express train going east
Friday night At II O'Clock and did not see them af
forwards
SALES OF Real ESTATE IL BEDFORD COvxTY.-The
Mansion place Of Cornelius Deyore, decd, in Lon
donderry township. by C. Deyore's Administrators,
Mr. Edwards Of Cumberland, for the consideration
of $4,000
The mansion place of D. Henck, decd, in Cum
berland Valley township, by HencEs Administrators
10 Jacob Anderson, of the same township, for the
consideration of $8,s75
Farm in the same township, by Josiah d. Boor, to
Weaver B. Cessna. for $1,000.
Iron Foundry in Bloody Run borough, by Baugh
mans to J. FELTON, for $4,000.
Brick Hotel in same borough, by Capt. P. G. Nor
gret to Joseph Stoner for S3, $50.
Tavern property in same borough by n. & S.
Peck, to Samuel Bottomfeld for 81 900.
Brick house in same borough, by Rev. J. McIlheny,
TO Nicholas Peck, for 81 200.