The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25
Jhe gedford Gazette.
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HUNTINGTON AND BROAD TOP r. r.
srvsgR ARRANGEMENr-Tm TABLE--on and
alter May oath, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at LOO p. m, ar
ives al Huntingdon at 4. 20 p, m; leaves Hunt
i1gion at $40 3. m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
Eypress Train leaves Mt Dallas at g. IS a. m,
and arrives at Huntingdon, at 1910 a m; leaves
Huntingdon at 5.55 p. m, and arrives at Mt. Dali
Z Jas at 9. % P. m.
AN APPEAL.-We clip the follow
\ ing touching appeaP' from an Eng
# Iish paper, and commend it to our Oicll
subscribers, aoho are an arrears, for
II their consideration
"Vitihoid NOT good iron, them to yhons At IS
tue 7rhe@ a. IS In tbe poaeer Of thine hand 10 do
1--WE are greatly in need of money
Just now in order to meet our paper
bills and other liabilities, and as there
are thousands of dollars due the
office from subscribers, we would kind
Iy, but earnestly, ask all who are in ar
rears to remit Immediately, if possible, a
part at least of their Indebtedness. F"
Say not INTO thy asigA5or, 'Go and come a.
gtta and to-0aoyyoa0 ] vii g5ve heej' acbe@
EioV haSt3t By tbee. +"
How MUCH OwEsT THOU ?-The
date opposite the name on the paper is
the time to which the subscriber has
paid and means that the subscription
wear expired with that date whatever
the date may bel, and as our terms are
hr0 dollars q gear in ddUdnce, or with
in six months, and taoo dollars and ftty
cents if not paid within six months,
each one can thus easily determine the
present condition of his account with
this office. Ho'o much Quest hou?"
,.TFos anto him that lsssh his 1eigh5or's ser
s5sG fgih0Ht 2rages, a52d g5vcth HIM not for ms
warE"
Peaches promise to be plenty in this
county.
Things of beauty-thOse lamps at the
Mengel House.
Observation-Disclosures
gist is the latest word out.
If you wish to secure a county seat
cheap-take a chair into our suburbs
and sit down.
We have seen sweet Strawberries, but
they were too far off to be properly ap-
precieted by ye local!
The crops are in fiourishing condi-
ton and promise to mature earlier this
season than usual.
Linden, p according to promise, has
again made his appearance. Read his
letter.
The genuine Greencastle Grain Cra-
dies and a full stock of Scythes and
Snaths for sale very low at Jno. F. Bly,
myers Hardware Store.
The ladies tilt their hats forward rad
icalIy Just now. If gentlemen were to
assume that style they would beaccus-
ed of having taken something spirited.
The radicals are wasting their sweet
ness, on our disappointed candidates.
Democrats are tCo smart to bite at such
gudgeon bait as that.
Hartley & Metzger are really the
only Agents in Bedford for the sale of
the genuine old make of Green Castle
Grain Cradles.
The roof of the Jackson House,
Huntingdon, was slightly damaged by
fire, last week, caused by sparks from
a locomotive.
Strange, sartIing stories are told of
some of our young ladies. They have
expressed an ardent desire to be bu-
ried i. e., straw -berried.
The old GAZETTE Office has been con-
verted into a restaurant by Jacob Barn
hart. Jake knows how to keep first
rate establishment.
The assessors of this county have
received their books for the work
under the new Registry Law, and COM
menced operations.
A blacksnake measuring six feet and
a half was killed, near town, last Sun
day. Day by day the tribe" decreas-
Cs.
\ movement has been set on foot for
the reduction of postage on letters to
one cent each. Such reduction at no
distant day, is thought quite probable.
The Huntingdon GloJe says: "the
spirit of enterprise is on the increase
in "ye ancient borough, and old fo-
gies' will soon be below par. That's
refreshing to know.
Our exchanges are complaining, that
stern old winter has been lingering in
the lap of spring. We have seen the old
grey cuss hang around the bosom of
summer.
Some sc0undrels have been tamper-
ing with the cut stone for the court
house steps. Some boys of this town
wont learn to behave themselvs
until they are taught by a due process
Of law.
Many of our farmers, who are not
yet supplied, will be pleased to learn
that by a special effort Hartley &
Metzger have received at their store
another load of Green Castle Grain Cra-
dies.
Family Bibles, Methodist, Luther
an, Reformed, Presbyterian, Episcopal
and Catholic hymn and Prayer books
always on hand at the Inquirer Book
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