The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-26
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HUNTINGDON AND BROAD Tor RI
-wrxrkR ARaASGExExr.-TIxz TABLE--0n and
sfser sept I6th, passenger trains wili Arrive and
depart as follows;
Mail Train leaves NJ Dallas at lie P m, ar
rives as HuntingJton ss q ?. m; leaves Hunt
ir<3on at 2 05 s. m, and arrives at Mt. Dallas 81
u lis a. n.
Aeemuoiatiou Train leaves SaxtOn !. 30 a. m,
ana strives AZ Huntingdon, At ?. 20 an; leAyes
Huntingdon st / .s5 P M and strives az Sa1soH
ai6.2T ?. n.
REMOVAL.-After the FIRST OF A
PR1L the BEDFORD GAZETTE Office win
be removed to the Gazette Building" !"
erected by G. Fl. Spang, Esq, on the
corner of Juliana street and Public
Square. Office up stairs.
Chambersburg had a first class sensa-
tion last week. See news column.
We will publish complete list of
borough and township officers next
week.
CREDIT.-"A wise provision by
which constables and sheriffs get liv-
ing"
Advertising is said to be ''the extern
sion Of your shop front in the news
papers"
Schellsburg presents a clean Demo-
craticsheeta as to otheresult of theeleetion
on Friday last. Good, say we.
The vote for Senator, at the Radical
primary election, was as follows -
MulIin, So; Washabaugh, 433; Nycum,
212.
Has the Washburne, or the Grant
family. no relatives IN Bedford county?
Look up the papers and apply for Of
fee at once. 1t works like a charm.
The railroad should not be forgotten.
Subscriptions viii be received at any
time. Everybody is interested and ev-
erybody should work for its success.
Agitate, Aqitate, ACETATE!
The Fulton Republican is seriously
afflicted with ''hog on the brain. "
We have long thought that the dis
ease would assume a virulent form.
4 number of cur exchanges are in
favor of premium on crow scalps.
We object. The premium On black is
too confoundedly high already. The
people can't stand more 1T.
All the best made and latest styles
boots and shoes areto be had atIrvine's,
No. , Anderson's Row. Also queens
ware, glassware and groceries, notions,
&c.
The Hollidaysburg Standard thinks
that a railroad to this place would set
our citizens crazy. If We ever get a
railroad, Bedford won't, like Holidays
burg, long remain lone horse town" f"
His lie that the Democracy at their
nominating meeting, in this borough,
stuffed the ballot-box and voted again
and again" Nobody but a cowardly,
contemplate bIaeksnake would make
the assertion.
a fr,4 tho
snakes in this neighberh0Od," " &c.-ha-
qllirer.
The Democratic thunder Of last Fri
day. ''in this neighborhood," was 50
severe that the blacksnakes were COM
PEELED to hunt their filthy holes. 1t is
not always profitable amusement to
"stir up the animals" with sticF.
CadwaIader Evans, Esq, highly
respectable citizen of Cumberland Val
ley tp., died last week. Mr.. Evans
was elected County Commissioner
some years ago, and performed the
duties of the Office with fidelity. He
bore the reputation Of being an honest,
upright man.
GIVE Us NoTICE.-Those Of our sub
scribers who intend changing their res
idence on the coming first Of April,
viii obIige Us by sending Us timely
notice where they want their papers
directed to. A little care in this re-
spect viii prevent mistakes and save
trouble.
SENATORTAL.-The Radical conven-
ton. on Monday, selected @. 5. Mullin
as Bedford county's choice for State
Senator. Daniel Washabaugh, the "old
war horse" Of radicalism, was slain in
the house Of his friends. Daniel went
into the Hons den with all confidence
Of subduirg the beasts, but the lions
proved too many for him. ''Alas, poor
Yorick -
On Sunday, according to the alma
nae makers, the sun crossed the line"
Old Sol must have had a rough time of
it, for, on Monday and Tuesday, We had
the eguinoctiaI storm, which brought
Us large quantity of snow. The
merry-making sleigh bells are again
heard, and all without has the appear