The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-09-23

Judge Findlay, our candidate for
Senator, and J. j. Hoffman, Esq, ed
itor of the Somerset Democrat, paid us
a flying visit on Tuesday. They ex-
pressed themselves delighted with the
prospects of Democracy.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS. There will
be meeting of the Democracy of the
estate" of southampton, at Cheneys-
vile, Saturday, Sept. %, at 10 'clock,
p. NJ, and one in the evening at Nc
Elish's mill, at O'Clock. Several
speakers will be present to address the
people. Let there be good turnout.
| SEVERE STORM. The country along
| Cummings creek was visited by a Sc
we're storm of hail and rain on Friday
afternoon last. Our informant tells US
that newly sown fields were utterly
| ruined, while whole lines of fences were
swept away by the rushing waters.
At this place it rained moderately.
i OUR SCHooLs.-The public schools
in this borough win open on Monday,
October IL. The following persons
have been selected as teachers Princi-
pal, j. A. Tomlinson. Assistants,
Samuel Middleton, Mary Holderbaum,
Jennie Smith, Celia Schaffer ard Mag.
gle O'Conner.
! The Huntingdon Globe calls Senator
Scott 'disorganizer, while the Full
ton Republican disgustingly holds that
he is "a very trifiing Senator" No
doubt John Scott will be exceedingly
annoyed when he learns what the lat
ter paper thinks of him. By all means
''Let us have peace"
! ELOCUTIONARY ENTE
/ Prof. William Evans, of Pittsburg,
1 viii give an entertainment in the
Court House, on Thursday evening the
23d inst, consisting of readings from
various authors. Doors open at o.
clock. Readings commence at 7.45.
/ Admission % cents. Tickets for sale
at Inquirer Book Store
!
ACCIDENTs.-Mrs. Catharine Trick
/ er, Stonerstown, met with an accident
while going to church on hand-car,
last Sunday. Her loot was badly hurt,
/ and the amputation of toe was found
necessary.
On Monday, while Mr.. Miles Putt,
near Saxton, was mending sled, it
fell, breaking his arm.
To help the waning and utterly
hopeless cause of Geary, some radicals
are representing that the "Humbug
! gedeSt'' if elected will help build our
railroad We edon't believe a wor dof it.
"Hans'' no doubt has made enough
out of legislative 'Jobs" to build
small railroad, but he has not enough
enterprise in him to invest dollar in
that line.
Persons attending Court next week
can have an opportunity of calling at
the Inquirer Book Store and examin-
ing the following blanks: Blank re-
ciepts for the use of Treasurers of
School Districts and justices receipts
for County taxes, executions, war
rents, subpenas, summonses. All
| kinds of blanks for school directors,
| judgment notes, deeds, marriage GER
tifcates, &c.
SENATORIAL.-The Radical County
| Committee met at the Washington
Hotel, on Saturday last, and unani-
mously passed a resolution requesting
Aleck Stutzman to Withdraw as can
didate for Senator, and pledging the
hearty support of Bedford county to
any other radical for that Office that
Somerset may name. This irrepressi-
BILE conflict is hard on Stutzy. Wheth-
er he will be able to stand the pres
sure, few days will show. But all
this is Gloves labor lost" Hiram
/ FindIay is the coming man." He
will just merely "walk over the track"
Rings and radicals must "stand from
under"
We return thanks to those Of our
patrons who, during the last few weeks,
had the dates opposite their names on
the yelJo5o slip Of paper pasted on their
GAZETTE" changed to / aug. 20,
&C., by paying the printer his just
dues. There is still a large number of
our subscribers who owe us from aug
81, aug 66, aug 81, aug 68 and 9th
er dates, to whom we would be obli-
ged if they would pay us, as we stand
greatly in need of money at this time.