The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-11-18


from those indebted to US, we have
been Obliged to suspend. We believe
that we have good assets sufficient to
pay our debts and hope that our credi-
tors will have patience. We expect to
have arrangements made in few days
under which the business will be re-
sumed. REED & SCHELL.
Bedford, Pa, Nov. 16, 1869.
Altoona has renamed her streets.
Somerset has two weeks of court,
commencing on Monday, 22nd inst.
Lawyers must sleep more comfor-
tably than people in general-itis is i'm
material on which side they lie.
School books were never sold cheaper
than by H. Heckerman & Son, Bed
ford, Pa.
Poor whisky is called Fifteenth A.
mendment" in the South, because it is
hard to swallow.
and moon next year, but none of them
will be visible in the United States.
An exchange says: ut is safe to eat
oysters in the shell-if you can."-
But ''if you can," how can you eat !
them sin the shells"
The cold nights have put damper
ungate and door step sparkling. She |
nov says, ''come in and shut the door," /
and in cometh the delighted swain.
MEAT CURE.-This preparation is
put up by H. Heckerman & Sonand is /
guaranteed to be the best article for /
preserving meat now known.
The new Catholic church, at Ebens-
burg, was dedicated on Sunday last.
The venerable Father Heyden, of this
place, assisted in the ceremonies and |
preached the dedication sermon.
In our list of Poor House appoint
ments, last week, we forgot that of
Treasurer. Mr.. William Bowles, the |
old Treasurer, was retained.
Heckerman'5 Regelon has done
wonders by relieving the suffering of
those who have bunions and who have
had their feet frozen.
The guerrilla organ Of John Scott
& Co., heretofore published at Mount
Union, has been removed to Hunting
don How Dad Lewis will blow now
The days are growing provokingly
short at both ends-i. e. for those who
have anything to do. To those who
haven't, it doesn't make much differ
ence where the duty begins or ends.
WANTED.-At Crouse's Segar man
ufactory, five good honest, industrious
boys are wanted to stem leaf-Wa-
ges good. Apply at once to d. w.
Grouse.
Job, of old, had a great reputation as
a map of patience, but Job NJ. Shoe
maker, has decided popularity as a
Dry goods man. A fine stock just re-
ceivad and selling rapidly, at low fig
ures. Call and see.
An eminent physician says that the
white rubber used for nursing bottles
and infants toys is very poisonous,
causing sore mouth, skin eruptions,
decayed teeth, spinal curvature and
death. In Europe he sale of it is pro-
hibited by law.
The following interesting items we
clip from the Fulton Republican:
QUERY.-Whath has become of HOL-
AHAM?
PERsONALa-The Hon. John Cessna
and family, started last week, to South
Carolina, and will be gone about one
month
G. r. Oster & Co, are receiving and /
opening daily the choicest lot of goods /
ever brought to Bedford 1t is aston
ishing to see how many goods this /
firm is selling, all the time. Oster & |
Co. always keep the best. This ac- /
counts for the large patronage they re-
ceive.
INsTALLED.-Mr George Elder, the |
new Commissioner, took his place !
in the Board on Monday, Uice Mr.. |
David Howsare, whose term expired. |
The retiring member, Mr.. HoWsare, |
has been a faithful servant of the peo- |
pie, during his term. The new man,
Mr.. Elder, is one of the best men in |
the county, and will undoubtedly |
make an excellent officer. The Board |
consists, at present of Messrs. Peter /
NJ. Barton, Daniel p. BeegIe and |
George Elder.
DWELLING BURNED.-Last We'd /
nesday morning, the dwelling house of !
Mr.. Joseph S. Diehl, of Colerain town
ship, was entirely consumed by fire. !
Mr.. Diehl was in Bedford at the time, |
and there was no one about the house /
but few women. Through the aid |
of several neighbors, part of the
household furniture was saved. The
fire origina ted from the pipe of the
stove. The loss is heavy. No insur.
ance.
To-day, Tuesday, at SHOWS! 1t
SHOWS! from out the sky, the little
feathered fakes do fly" and it looks
really as though we were in mid-win-
ter. The prospects Of good fall of
snow are very fiattering, and in a few
laNS we nXnect To hnar the 1lnrr,. ,,nnIa |