The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30

Jhe geaford GazettR.
Home and Around.
HUNTING DON AND BROAD Tor r. r..
-sruMrR ARRAHaExENr.-TIME TABLE.-on and
after May 24th, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows;
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at / go p. m, ar
riyes at Huntingdon at A. 20 p. m; leaves Hunt
iugdon at 40 a. m. and arrives at Mt Dallas at
II So a. N.
and arrives at Huntingdon, at 1919 a. m; leaves
Huntingdon at 5.55 P. n, and arrives at Mt. Dali
las at 8 % p. m.
Scarce and small spring chickens.
Our neighboring town of Somerset
has military company.
How to raise above your troubles
Swallow a patent yeast powder.
The Fulton Democrat sports new
head which makes it look sprightly.
His Honor, Judge Rowe, will hold a
special Court in Bedford, commencing
on Monday, September, 26th.
J. B. Cessna, Esq, is candidate for
State Senator. He has announced him
self in the ''Fulton Republican"
Fools have credited the story that
wit may be found running in the
streets. 1t is mistake, else we would
not see so many people who walk all
their lives without meeting it.
The new Is cent currency has made
its appearance. 1t will be taken
at this office in payment either for sub
scription or advertisements, provi-
ded-it is offered.
An exchange offers this as a receipt
to cure the victim of tobacco of the APP
petite for it Put into quantity of the
chewing weed moderate infusion of
No. 6 carpet tacks, and into that for
smoking a modicum of giant powder
and give in large qualities.
We noticed a picture of deep despair,
in ramble, the other day, comprised
in a pig poking his nose through a
hole in the fence trying to catch a
cabbage leaf just one inch and three
eighths beyond his reach. 1t was a
sorrowful sight.
The simplest and cheapest way to
cool a room is to wet cloth any size,
the larger the better, and suspend II
in the place you want cooled. Let the
room be well ventilated, and the tenn
perature will sink from ten to twenty
degrees in less than an hour.
Grant is not the only man that re-
ceives presents, for Eye local' was
made the grateful recipient of a worn
out tooth-pick and an old dilapidated
meerschaum pipe. We cannot give the
donor an office, but We'll remember
him kindly to our friends.
Mengel's Billiard Hall is finished,
and is in every respect first-class in
stitution. Lovers of the fascinating
game are incessantly trying their skill
in handling the cue, and there is great
rattling among the dry bones in cOnse
quence.
A COMPETENT ENGINEER.--Mr.
VIM. Graw, engineer of the express
train on the Huntingdon and Broad
Top railroad, is one of the most tcareful
and efficient men employed in SINH
lar capacity in the State. Passen.
gers may always rest assured of safety
and a pleasant and comfortable TRIP
with Graw engineering the train.
PIscAToRIAL.-The following from
an exchange will be delightful news
to the disciples of Isaak Walton. Who
of our piscatorial friends will start
first?
We are glad to announce that the
fishing at AuSauauquOtausOng
totonogo lake, in Oxford county
Maine, is reported as first rate.
NEW PAPER.-The first number Oi
''Public Opinion" new paper star
ted at Chambersburg by NJ. A. FOltz
has reached us In politics it is in
tensely radical. Whether public opin.
ion in that section will sustain the
new enterprise, will be seen. In the
meantime we wish the proprietor sue
cess financially, but politically, the
worst luck any editor ever experien
ced.
BEDFORD CLASSICAL SCHoOL.-Tht
attention of our readers is directed tC
the advertisement of Mr.. Fredericb
Woods, Principal of the Bedford Clas,
sical School. The school will reopen
next Monday. Mr.. Woods is an eX'
ceIlent teacher, and his school should
he literally patronized. Indeed, fOl
many years the people of Bedford have
needed just such an institution as Prof
Woods Classical School, and now that
they have it, they should see that it is
properly sustained.
DEATH OF n. j. LYoNs.-On the
night of the 18th inst, at his home in
this place, departed this life, after 9
brief illness, n. J. Lyons, son of the
late Nicholas Lyons and brother oi
Capt I. II. Lyons. The sudden death
of our young friend leaves void in
the social circle which will never be