Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-11

Snake Springs: B. +. JaHllsen-
Union. Joseph Griffith.
WO0dberry Bor.: Lieut.. Nm- Roberts
Woodberry NJ; Harry scheimer.
s.. Lieut. J. I. Ketring.
J. IL. LONGENECkER Chairman.
D. S. ELLIOTT, Seey.
gofal Affairs,
B.M. BLrMrEE & Co. have fine lot G
Ample Better kettles for sale.
All leading Newspapers, Magazines &c.
f5r sale at the ISQUIRER Book Store.
Tbs CELEBRArED OEIEsTAL Cook Stove i
for sale at B. NJ. Blymyer & Cos store.
MaeSoLA wArEn.-A delightful tOile
arriele-superior to Cologne, aud at half til
price It.
SEE Presidential Campaign Capss Capes
advertised in this issue by Philip Lii Phila
deIphia.
srEARs AsrI DUsT Cook sTovE-The bes
in the world, is in operation at B. M.Bly
myer & Co.'S stove store.
SCHOOL Books, blank books, pens, inks
paper, pencils and all kinds OF stationery 70
sale at the very lowest rates at the HQUERE
Book Store.
Z CoyrRAsr.-The Republican delegation
from Bloody Run on Tuesday night and th
J-ater1,eI0H shadow from Schellsbarg tn
night before.
SUNDAY Schools in want Of books vii
find it to their advantage to order then
through the ISqUIBEB Book Store, as we hsv,
special arrangements for supplying them a
the very lowest rates.
EYRE & LASpELt, 4th and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, are now Offering large Stocl
Of Fail Goods to purchasers. This is an oil
established and reliable Dry Goods House
Read advertisement.
II YOU WANT Sehool.books, Toy. books
books Of dreams, books of fun, books 10
big folks or books for little folks, in fact
you want books of any kind call at the IL
QUEER Book Store where you viii fud tn
best selection ever brought to Bedford. A.
books sold cheap for cash.
OEGAyIzATIoy or 4 GRANT CLUn The Re
pubEcaus Of Bloody Run borough met o
Saturday evening last and organized a Gran
& Colfax club. Speeches were delivered ap
propriate to the occasion by Messrs. Hal
Longenecker Rawlins and Holloban Of thi
place The Republicans of Bloody Run ar
wide awake, and promise to give good &C
count of themselves at the polls.
THE SHow.-Mapy persons will come t
the show On Thursday and spend fifty c
seventy five cents each for an hours enter
taiument. A much better investment Of th
same amount Of money can be made by dror
ping in at the INQUTRER Book Store and buyin
a good book that viii both entertain and IL
struct through many OF the long winter ever
ings now close at hand.
DEMOCRATIC DIsTRIcr No,uvAT1oNs.-Th
Democratic Congressional Conference met
this place on the 25th ult., and nominate
Hon. F. NJ Kimmell The Judicial Confer
ence met at Somerset on the 29th uIt., an
nominated W. J. Baer ESQ, Of SomeFse
This completes the Democratic nomination
George McGovern Of Fulton, and a. Wilso
of Somerset county having been proviousl
nominated for Assembly.
DAMS ToRN AWAY BY TIE FLOoD.-The ner
dam in process of erection at the fourin
mill OF DR.. StatIer near ScbeIlsburg aud nJ
yet completed was washed down by the foo
on the 3dinst. The loss is estimated at abor
$1,000 The mill dam Of Mr.. John Nelso
on Duunings Greek in ST. Clair township va
also washed away This dam was also ne
one and not quite completed. The estimate
loss is $500. This is the second time thi
dam at this place has been destroyed By food
within couple Of years resulting in heav
loss to Mr.. Nelson.
RMy.-For several weeks previous to n
Sd inst, a severe drouth had preysile
throughout tha county and in many place
farmers were obliged to stop ploughing {,
fall grain On the morning Of the Sd Ii
rain began falling in torrents and continue
during most OF the day. By evening the j
niata at this place was higher than it bi