Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-08-14

REuovAL-The Law and Collection Office of
j. R. DrnBoRRow has been removed to the sec
ond story Of ). W. Lingenfalters New building,
adjoining ,he Mengel House property.
A pAlR.-The ''wickedest man in New Yors.
is much talked Of parsonage by the news
papers. The " cussedest CoppeThead in
Bedford has been chalked out as a fit compan-
ion. 1t is proposed to organizes caravan and
travel the Two together.
-Gadists, says an exchange, are
young ladies who consider the param ouut
duty Of life to consist in dressing Ia mode
promenading the streets and gossipping.
Ofcourse there are no, ''gadists in Bedford,
oh, no.
To school DmEcroRs--Distriet school
Records for the keeping of the minutes
proceedings, documents, &c, Of the District
Common Schools, containing artie les Of
Agreement, Collectors Bonds and War
rants, Treasurer's Bonds, and Orders, for
sale at the INQUIRER Book Store.
Smiths DICTIoyARy or THE BIBLE is univer-
sally admitted TO be the best book of its kind
in the English language. Its calculation of
the scenes and facts Of SeriptGre is SO fall
and accurate as to leave little to be desired in
this department. The results Of the latest
and most successful Biblical labors and re-
searches are condensed and included in this
work. making it a most valuable assistant to
the student Of Scripture. It is sold only by
subscription. Mr.. I. J. Thompson is the
agent for Bedford County.
BEWARE or INFENGEuESrs.-T VIII
loughby patent gum spring dgiil, like allgood
and aDDrored agricultural implements, could
not expect 10 be manufactured great while,
without an attempt being made TO violate its
patent, by some imitation or infringement.
Let farmers be on the lookout We mean
to protect our patent And let it be remem-
bered that the aarckaser is equally liable with
the manufacturer Of an infringing machine.
All our drills are plainly marked ''Willoughby
Gum Spring Drill, F. Gardner & Co., Carlisle,
Pa" Hartley & Metzger are our sole agents
for Bedford Co.
DANGERoUs.-The excavation of the cellar
for the new building about to be erected by
Messrs. G. II. Spang and John Lutz, has
necessarily been attended with considerable
blasting Of rock. A narrow escape from
serious accident resulting there from, occurred
on Monday. a piece of rock weighing about
twenty FIVE pounds was thrown through
window on the second story of the Mengel
House, and struck on the bed in the room
occupied by Mrs. Jane Tate, slightly scratch
ing the arm Of her son who was ia the room
at the time. Another smaller piece passed
into the kitchen and struck one Of the ema
ployees of the hotel on the shoulder inficting
slight bruise.
CoNGREssIoSAL.-Tbe Gettysburg Star and
Sentinel, speaking of the Franklin County
Republican nominations, has the following:
The contest for Congress was between
Mr.. Cessna, and Col. Geo. B. Weistiing Of
franklin; aud the vote was Cessna, 81
helstlIng, a. Messrs Wm. Adams. Geo
Lys'er, and Jere. Cook were appointed Con
gressonal Conierees. Mr.. Cessna has all
ready carried Bedford and Franklin, and II is
understood will carry Fulton, SO that this ac-
uon OF Franklin virtually settles the Cen
greszional nomination. IN which we suppose
ADAMS viii concur. General KoGntz has
many friends over the district. aud would
aaFe been cordially sustained, had the cur
rent oil opinion been favorable TO his nomi
hatlon; Mr. Cessna is q powerful campaign
eFgyt VINO will conduct vigorous and sue
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