The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-10-28
Home and Around.

Home and Around.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD Tor r. r.
-WIvrER AnRASeENExr-TINE TABLE-On and
after Sept 18th, passenger trains will arrive and
depart as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at 90 p m, ar,
rives at Huntingdon at 20 p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon at 40 a. m. and arrives at Mt. Dallas al
II. 80 a. IN.
Accom- n Train leaves Saxton at s 20 a. m
aud arrives at Huntingdon, at 1910 a m. leaves
Huntingdon at ) .55 P. m, and arrives at SaxtoI
at Al P. m.
Active-the fuel trade.
Buckwheat flour sells at So a ewt.
.
Linden" appears again this week.
Christmas comes on Saturday this
year.
Still going on-improve ments in our
town.
This was bad fall for Democratic
roosters.
The election returns from Ohio were
decidedly Hayes(y).
Jack Frost is stripping the forest
trees of their foliage.
Deer are said to be unusually plenty
on the Allegheny mountain.
Nuts of all kinds are quite plenty
and are being gathered in large quanti-
ties.
William Shafer sold his fine proper
ty on Juliana street, to John Cessna,
for Sc, POO.
We learned the other day that Geary
was reelected Governor. 'NCan such
things be, &c"
We have not consulted the thermom-
eter, but feel convinced that this is re-
markably cold weather.
Mr.. A. Sidney Russell, of this place,
died suddenly in Philadelphia on Sun
day night last.
School books are selling cheaper at
The Inquirer Book Store than any
where else in town. 2t.
Our exchanges are warning the people
to look out for rcounterfeit$2 greenbacks.
We are on the lookout for genuine
ones.
G.. r. OsTER & Co. have just receiv-
ell gobs and gobs and lots of gobs of
new fall Goods. Call and see for your
selves. sep3Om1.
The new Reformed church at New
Paris will be dedicated, on Saturday,
Nov. 6. Communion on the Sabbath
following.
The cold weather does not affect per-
sons alike. While some people shiver,
dealers in winter clothing warm up
with anticipations of immediate trade.
HArs.-The new fall styles of Hats,
just received by G.. R. Oster & Co.
Call and take look. sep3Oml.
\ complete list Of township and bor-
ough officers, elected on the 18th inst,
will appear next week.
The house of Mr.. John Hillegas, of
Juniata township, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire, on Monday last. The
loss sustained by Mr.. Hillegas is heavy.
Country Merchants wishing to lay in
a stock of school books will find it TO
their advantage to call at the Inquirer
Book Store before they purchase else
where. It.
John James, of Union township,
sold his fine farm to Abraham Moses,
for over $4,000, and another in St
Clair township, to CuPpet and Taylor,
for $4,000.
G. r. OsTER & Co. have just receiv-
ed large assortment of Ladies'
Misses and Children's superior Gus
tom-made Boots and Shoes. Call and
see. They speak for themselves.
sep30m1.
LARGE POTATo.-We were shown a
sweet potato, the other day, at the
store of J. NJ. Shoemaker, raised in
CoIerain township, which, when ta-
ken up weighed four pounds and ten
ounces. Who can beat it?
Robberies and burglaries are quite
numerous in Somerset county. Some
bold scamps entered several houses in
Berlin and succeeded in carrying away
money, watches and other valuables.
At Gebhartsburg, the house of John
Weller, ESD, was entered and a con-
siderable sum of money stolen. No
clue TO tie robbers was discovered.
We will gladly publish all marriage
notices, but to insure their insertion in
this paper, they must be accompanied
by the name of some responsible per-
son. a marriage notice from the up
per end of the county has been thrown
into the ''waste box" because neither
the name Of the person officiating nor
the sender was given. "a word to