The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-04-10
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Home and Around.
HCNTINGDON AND BROAD Top R.R.
-WIxrER ARRANGENESr.-TME TABLE.-Accom-
mo 'ation Train leaves SIxion at Z .35 II. m, and
arrives at Huntingdon, at $50 am; leaves Hunt
mgdon at lao p. m, and arrives at Saxton at
6.38 p. IN.
Nail Train leaves Mt Dallas at 90 p m,
rives at Huntington at II p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon at 7.5O a m, and arrives a. Mt. Dallas a
III 05 Il. m.
PRosPECTUs.--Re the Prospectus OF
the Campaign GAZETTE, on the second
page. Every one can get up club of
ten, or more.
REV. r. F. WILSON, Pastor elect,
will preach, d. v, in the Presbyterian
Church, in this place, on next Sabbath,
at IL. O'Clock, a. m.
CIRCUS COMING. Thayer and NOyes'
great Circus and Menagerie will exhib-
it at this place, on Saturday, 18th inst.
We have always found the proprietors
of this circus and all connected with it,
to be gentlemen. They will exhibit at
Bloody Run, on Friday, 18th.
EPISCOPAL SERVICEs.-Thcre will
be service and preaching at the Court
House, on Good Friday morning, al
half past ten O'Clock. Also the usual
morning and evening services on
Easter Sunday and Sabbath School
Easter Service in the afternoon, at half
past three O'Clock.
FASHIONS PLATFORM.--One per-
fume, pure, refreshing and imperish-
able, and that perfume Phalon's
"Night-Blooming CereuS." This Is the
platform of Fashion on this side of the
Atlantic, and all the people say amen
-JerSey city Times.
SEVENTEEN YEAR LOCUsTs.-This
is the year for the re-appearance OF the
seventeen year locusts. These insects
made their first chronicled appearance
here in 1899, and returned every sew
enteen years after that time. They
last appeared in 1851, of which many OF
oar readers doubtless have a distinct re-
collection.
The fruit prospects this year are of
average promise. There is likely 10
be plenty of apples, but there will be
something ola scarcity in the peach
line. Peach growers tell us that the
hard winter has been severe on the
buds. We apprehend, nevertheless,
that nobody will suffer.
THE WHEAT CROP.-From present
indications, the next wheat crop will be
a good one in this county. Farmers in
different sections agree in stating that
ii stood the winter very well; that the
large amount of snow which fell aud re
manned for a long time on the ground
protected the young plants, and preven-
ted them from freezing out.
have had in healing Chronic and Fe-
male diseases by their Algerian Rem
idies throughout the United States and
Europe is unsurpassed. They are on
a visit to this place from April 9th, to
18th, to receive patients and introduce
their art of healing. They will read
your disease free, and remove acute
pain free OF charge.
\ SURE THING People may talk
as they please, think and act as they
please. and entertain contrary opinions
ON any subject but there is one on
which all agree. and that is, that r. w.
Berkstresser & Co. keep always on
hand the best assortment Of ready-made
Clothing, and sell at the very lowest
cash prices. Call and see for your
selves.
ADDITIONAL Law JUDGE.-We
have neglected to state that the legis-
lature have passed a bill autho' izing
an additional Law Judge for this Ju-
diciaI District, and that Gov. Geary
has appointed D. Watson Rowe, Esq.
of fChambersburg TO fill the position un'
til the next election. Judge Rowe Is
at present holding his first Court, tha'
for Fulton county.
SNOw.-On Tuesday morning last
a heavy snow began to fall and at th'
present writing the weather is quite
wintry. This is doubtless Il rObm snow
at any rate it robs spring Of some o
thedays that of right belong 10 her. Jan
salts te,riS niCiS dt9Ue dir0e, grdndtat
mist Pdter, etc. In other words, Win
ter, we have had enough of you for tht
present.
NEW RANGEMENT.-The firm q
Irvine and Statler having been dissol
we'd, the business will be continued b!
III. F.. Irvine, at the old stand. Boots sanC
Shoes, cheaper and better than ever