Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-24

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District 4 ,t5ruey--E. f. Kerr.
TrcasVrer-Gcorge Mardorh.
Sheriff Robert Steckman.
Dsppty Skeri5-phiIip HuzzaTd.
Deputy SjareHor-Samue ketterman.
Gaafsjssio=ers--A Michael NcrtE, Michael ),
Bitchcy and David Howsare. Clo-k-John 6.
Fisher I.ystnsey--John ". Dickersou.
l9ilrr'o-7 gf Fa0r-Samuel Beckley, D. K. An |
deysen and Miehsel Diehl Sterard-Samuel
ncfbaugh. 'Oe<asel-E. 7. Kerr. Gerk-T. r. |
Gcttys. H-aVsurer-W William Bowles idysictan
DIR. +. G, Ecamer.
,Iohn IL lucas
BoHoUGH uFFIcEEs
Enrye..-O. E. shannon.
Assistant Biyqcss-Phiip Huzzard.
Capaetl-Thomas Il. Lyons, John Boor, A. W !
Mower J. VI. Shoemaker Hiram Lentz and /. X. !
Gettys Clerk-H. Nioodemus. Trsesures--
John IL. Rush
Coasfails-Filliala GephaTt.
Uigh Csastablc-Sanuel Waters,
vrio3I Directors-lob Mann, S, /. Russell, /.
Il Gettys. Jacob Peed, John Cessna and II. Me
eJemus. 'y--J. W. Lingeutelter. I'eds-
arsr--9. r. Q ettys,
MINISTER'S.
f5,;.e0oaIint-Rov Alfred 3. Barrow.
FresJyisri0u-Rey. A. Y. Schenck.
Itflsraa-Rey. J. Q. AlcAttee.
Wetkodfst-RCv. B. g. ". Reed.
German RefoY7ped-Rev. II. Heckcrmau
Psa.aa C,siofie-Rev Thomas Heydcn.
ASSOCIATIONS.
BedF.rd Lodge, No. $50, a. Y. NJ, meats on
he srvt Wednesday on or before fuli moon, IA the
Bedford Hail. on the corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Peace BraacL ERcampacat, No. ll4 /. o. =.
F.. meets on the irst and third Wednesday even
inss at ach month. in the Bedford Hall
F.Es,.f Lofqe. No. 202, l. 0. 0. T., meets ev-
cry av evening, in the Bedford Hal.
..d Lodqe, No. 1fS 1. O. 6. T., meets in
the tr House, on Monday evening of each
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We announced some time ago that
fa bug had really been erected in Bedford.
Sl then an attaehe Of this establishment
u.+ placed hons du combat in assisting to erect
..auther. Bedford MOVES but s7oirly!
VIZ call attention to the advertisement of
Globe Factory by Mr.. Keagy in this issue.
This is aa old and we'll established iEstitu-
ton, and the goods manufactured by Mr..
Eeagy are excellent.
Tvs GERgAx REFORMED CHUECH of Bloody
I,uu, this county, win be dedicated to the
Worship of the Tuune God, by Divine permis
sion. on Sunday, June the End. 4 number
of Ministers Of the Reformed Church have
.siguiGed their willingness to be present and
participate in the solemn services.
APPLICATION FOR A NEW posr OFFIcE.-
We understand that application has beenmade
to the p. O. Department for the establish
laeut Of a post Office at Mr.. Hunts, in Cum
barland Valley tp. An Office is greatly need-
ed in that locality, and We hope the Depart.
mont viii grant it.-Ga-ette,
gsy- Since the project of establishing
Steam Tannery at the Foot Of Dry Ridge has
been started, we hear that Hanks Co. in
tend to establish a similar improvement at
Bloody Run. There is enterprise above and
below us, but none in Bedford. Oh when
will the Good Genius stop here? Echo an
swer5-''w 'when,'
CAap NEErIyc.-Tbere viii be a Camp
Meeting for Bloody Ran circuit, N. E.
Church, held in a beautiful grove, (where
there is an abundance of water,) two miles
south Of Bloody Run, on the road to Clear
VILE, to commence August 30th. The au
tlorites hope to make arrangements to con.
vey, free Of expense, all tents which may
come up the II. B. T. Railroad, and as the
company viii likely extend the courtesy ex-
tended in the past, Of passing all tents free
over the road; those who may wish to enjoy
the meeting will have fine opportunity.
~ individual, named Kepler, Bec Sam
uel who ''once upon a time held
forth on the street corners, IN the groceries
and in the Court House Of this place, we learn
from the Rockingham Register, has turned
up in Harrisonburg, Virginia. This is not
the last place in which he viii turn up" by
any means; If he would have had the courage
Of ordinary men he would have been consid-
cradle further South, where his heart was,
four years ago. This place iswell rid Of him.
Gazette please copy.
We this week publish, ia another column,
under the head Of Chow Loafer was Re
buLed, few very pregnant lines. There is
another class Of 'platter-brajns" who are
equally culpabIe- We mean that class who
stand on the street corners and in the Office.
doors and observe every lady passer by. The
moment they see a lady enter a place Of bust
ness they post OIL at once, and break in upon
her, whea, in all probability. she desires to
transact business Of nature that she does
not wish all the world to know, and especially
the uugeutlemanIy INTRUDER who thus breaks
in upon her. We have seen SO much of this
that we are disgusted with it,
THE GALAXY for June contains three fail
page Illustrations and the following articles
The German CotilGon, by George D. Budd ;
Bismarck with portrait by Charles ".
Elliott; Solitude and Democracy, by Eugene
Benson; a sketch Of Dejazet, the French
Sou5reHe; A Morse Love Story, by Richard
Grant White; The Legend Of Amsauctus, by
W. l.. Alden; Torturing Words, by George
#akemau; American Painters, by Russell
Siurgis, ir.. Nebule, by the Editor, and other
articles; beside fresh ins,allments Of Waiting
for the Verdict and Steven Lawrence, Yeo-
man. The price Of the GALAXY is $3.50 a
year two copies for Sc. Single copies 30
cents. For 81 The Galaxy viii be sent foI
one year, together with copy each of Archie
Lowell, by Mrs Edwards, and The Ulaverings,