The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-06-08

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INST. Inc town was laid out by John
Lukens, in the early part of June, 1866.
we nave seen no record which gives
the exact day, but tradition fixes it on
the 4th. Our people permitted the
centenary anniversary of their town
TO pass by uncelebrated and unnoted.
Perhaps ii is as well. Why should we
rejoice at any things getting old, even
if it is town?
MORRISON House, HUNTINGDON.
Our enterprising friend, Col. Morri-
son, formerly of the Broad Top CITY
House, and lately of the Jackson House.
Huntingdon, has taken the large hotel
Immediately opposite the railroad de
pot in Huntingdon, where he will ac-
commodate all who may give him a
call. Col. Morrison is one of the best
OF landlords and we can recommend
his house without the slightest hesita-
ton.
THE Editor of the Garfield. Ohio,
Heraid, says HHeatoa'$ Itch Oi5st-
mem.-It has been said that to get the
itch Is no disgrace, but it is disgraceful
to keep it, No one need have the itch
forty-eight hoursif they will use 'Whea-
tons Ointment for it is Il Saec,0e
We saw it tried on the persons of sever
al children and adults d few weeks
since, and the itching at once ceased,
and in two days not an eruption was
visible. 1t is effectual in removing
pimpleS, blotcheS and especially old
sores. We used the Ointment on one
of our children, and the effect was mag
ical, The itch, which has been so prev
aient about here. has not yielded to the
usual remedies for this complaint, and
we are glad that remedy has been
discovered that is 50 efiectual and yet
80 cheap" Read the advertisement.
J. II. Hutton, Of the Boot and Shoe
persuasion, requests Us to say that he
expects TO reopen his News and Period
ical stand, Oh Saturday, l9thin inst, when
he will be pleased to furnish his old
friends and customers with the most
interesting reading matter in print.
He will keep aIlthe publications Of the
day. CalIand see him.
y. B. Hestill hasa Jerpair> Of Shoes
left, cheap for cash.
LEG BROKEN -Weregret exceeding
~ to learn that our old and esteemed
friend, Mai. VI. McIlwaine, Of Union
township, had one of his legs broken
on Saturday last, by being thrown from
his wagon, a. he was driving home
from st. Clairsville. Wehope he may
soon recover from the injury.
THE WEAVER HOUSE, ST. GLARS
yILLE.-We call attention to the card
of the Weaver House, st. Clairsville,
in our advertising columns. Let the
public test the merits Of this hotel and
be convinced concerning its qualities.
Mr.. Weaver Is an attentive and obli-
ging landlord and "knows how to keep
a hotel"
REGULATOR BOXEs.-If you want to
see some fancy" boxes, callat Irvine,s
Regulator. and if you want some shoes
more fancy" still, take a peep within
those boxes and you'H he sure to find
them. Irvine has the cheapest cigars
in town.
GROWTH OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
IN INSTRUMENTATION therep0rt-
of the conventions recently held in
Philadelphia and PittsbUrg, it appears
that over two thousand persons have
been confirmed during the past con
ventionaI year, besides several new
churches built and consecrated.
IAIPEOVElt ENTS.-AIr. ! J. ShOema-
ker, proprietor of the Bedford Hotel,
i renoyating the establishment and
the old house Is beginning to assume
an air Of freshness that is pleasant tc
behold. O. +. Shannon, Esq, is also
making a splendid residence out of the
old Hall building which he has lately
purchased.
VALUABLE LANDS For SALE.-WC
direct the attention of all whom itmaH
concern to the advertisement Of T. II
& y. J. Lyons, in another column
The lands they offer for sale are very
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