Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-07-03

this arrangement Now Is the time 10 subscribe
Who will raise a club for the campaign;
DURBORROW & LUTZ,
mar:27. Edftors and Pyoprietors.
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9otal Affair5,
No PArEn.-There will be no paper issued
from this Office on next week, in order that
our employees may fully enjoy the Fourth.
The FouBTu.-From present indications
there will be nothing of importance transpir-
ing here on the Fourth of July. Several
pic-nics are spoken of as beiugthe only obser.
want features of the day. The places Of busi.
ness generally viii be closed.
Gov. GERY has appointed D. W. Woods,
Of Lewistown, A. S. Ely, of Lebanon and W.
S. Woods, of Carlisle, Board of Commits,
siouers, to visit the Southern border counties
Of this State, to investigate and adjudicate the
claims of citizens whose property was de-
troyed by rebels during the war.
IMPROVEMENTS IN WooDBERET. citi-
zens of Woodberry have made some very neat
improvements within the last year. The old
town has been brushed up and it begins to
look as neat and clean as a new pin. A num-
Der of new additions to old buildings have
been erected and they add very much to tbe
general appearance of the place.
TIE usual Standing Committee on Improve.
meuts in this Borough, can be seen at al
most all hours of the day, in the immediate
vicinity Of persons making Improvements,
advising and suggesting, gratuitously, what
IN their judgment would seem most advisable
The Committee varies in numbers from one
TO forty according to the intensity Of the
SUMS rays.
NorcE.-The "Sallie Packsaddlestraddle
Phoot Kavalry' v II not be out on the Fourth.
The locusts appearing in great numbers had
considerable to do with the disofganization Of
this body gallant We expect, however, that
the 'Boundtogetdrunk Bullyboys," will
be outin full force, should the New York
Democratic Convention not call them all to
that city.
GRANT AND CoLFAx CNPuGN CLUB.-The
second regular meeting, ofthe Grant and Col
fax Campaign Club, Of Bedford BoGough, will
be held in the COURT ROOM. on the even
ingof July llth, 1868, at eight clock. Hon.
John Cessna, :. T. Keagy, ESQ, and other:
viii address the meeting. The Republican
Band viii be in attendance. The ladies are
cordially invited - be present.
JACOB BARNHAET,
D. S. ELuorr, Sec President.
IuroarAyr.-We would earnestly urge II
upon our friends, throughout Bedford county,
to organize Grant and Colfax Clubs in every
district in the county, aud begin the campaign
in earnest. We must give the Democracy a
regular Appomattox ratification this fall. and
in order to effectually DO so, we must present
bold front and a well organized force. See
to It Union men. Let the work be begun al
oacs.
SOMERSET REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION.
The returns, says the Herald and WAig,
are not all handed in yet, and therefore We
are unable to give fall and complete table
as intended this week. VIII do so next week.
Up to the time we go to press, the vote
stands, with Addison, Lower Turkeyfoot and
Northampton townships and Salisbury Bor-
ough yet TO be heard from, as follows;
ngTeSs-koontz, 1888.
Pile, 4lli Knepper, $50.
HIGHLY IMP0ETANr.-The following literal
copy Of "Notiee," stuck up in the ppbIic
places of the town, we publish free of cbsr,e
for the benefit OF those who won't or cam,
read written notices
Notice
Notice is hereby Giving by. tie Citisons OF
Bedford Borough andthe Town C0unsil that
Each and Every man having Sellers under
Ais building must have them Leaned Out, by
orders Of The Town Counsel
JOHN HARRIS High Constable
TnE Herald OF HEALTH, for July, contains
very powerful article by Grace Greenwood
on The Education of Girls, which, we hope.
WI. be read by every person who has a glrl to
educate If the ideas promulgated By Grace
greenwood we're put in practice, we should
soon have q race Of beautiful, strong women,
instead 0i SO many feeble, sickly ones as now.
La'ents' by all means get and read this one
l4per' Besides this, there Is a paper on the
AIl Of Using the Body, by Rev. Washing
ZOE 6ladden; Training the Child, by Mrs.
- os1es smith; Sentimental Marriages, >"
" u b rockingham; Indigestion and its
-'gLnefes, BY DR., Taylor, and at least fifty
o.AeF most excellent articles. s. 90 a year;
~ cents per number. Address Miller, Wood
8 20, u Lainhf Straet- Ne,z Ynrk