The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-04-23
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Home and Around.
tIrSrINGDoN AND BROAD TOP r. r.
w,xrrR ARnAxGEMESr-TrM TAnLE-on and
.aer Sept. 10TH, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at 10 p m, ar
ives AT Huntingdon at 81 p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon st 995 a. m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
accommodation Train leaves Saxton 7SO a m,
and arrives at Huntingdon at $40 an; leaves
Huntingdon at 35 p. m, and arrives at Saxton
at6.27 p. m.
A daily paper has been started in
Cumberland.
Next week win be the regular term
of Court.
Go to Crouse's for all kinds of Chew
ing tobacco-Sign of the Indian.
John A. Seiders has been confirmed
as Postmaster at Chambersburg.
Young ladies are generally honest
but they will hook dresses.
Go to Crouse's for all kinds of smo-
king tobacco-Sign of the Indian.
Coal Oil that will not explode, at
Heckerman's drug store.
A new Democratic paper is to be
started in Altoona, by Mr.. j. w. Kin
ney.
John Lingafelt has been appointed
Postmaster at HoIidaysburg, and Brice
\. Blair at Huntingdon.
Go to Crouse's for anything you want
in the smoking, chewing and snuffing
line.-Sign of the Indian.
The very best Horse and Cattle pow
ders, of all kinds, sold at Heckerman' s
drug store.
The Bedford Gazette speaks of the
graduation of AZ sections of the p. & G.
raiIroad.- Globe.
Well agree to knock you tu) out.
We hear persons speak very highly
of Heckerman's tobacco cure. All
who wish to discontinue the use of to-
bacco should buy box, only 25cts.
a man named w. L. Valentine was
assaulted on the highway, within a
a mile of McConnellsburg, last Satur-
day night, dragged from his horse and
robbed of $3.50.
Go to the Inquirer Book Store for
wall papers. They have just received
a lage assortment of new styles, and
are selling at lower figures than usual.
John R. Etter, of Franklin county,
boy only Il years old, shot crane
that measured 5 feet 10inches in height,
and feet inches across the wings.
The Spirit of Poesy. 1.-The dearest
spot on earth is home" particularly if
you live in Huntingdon and pay rent.
Ditto as to Bedford.
Butter is 48 cents a pound in this
HO{lidGysbatrg Register.
Buy all you can get, Davy and with
the large quantity of lie on hand, you
can start first class soap factory.
A hard hit for the "nigger'' haters-
the Connecticut election. The people
are in favor of the rights of 1lGH.-H0k-
iidayS6tyg Register.
Ifthat be SO, Davy, you had better
never venture into that state.
Call and see the fine stock of Hard
ware, House Furnishing Goods, Wood
en- Ware, Brushes, Pocket Books, Cut
lery, &C., at the new store of Jno. F.
Blymyer. See advertisement in anoth-
er column.
Huntingdon has gone wild over the
velocipede.-B Bedford Gazette. Not ex-
actly, bat some young sports did go
tipptiRc underthe wheels.-Hupti2g0iOn
Globe.
You should not expose your ''young
sports"thusly. Wewere not aware that
they got tipsy.
Ed. Scull, editor Of the Somerset
Herald & Wing, has been appointed As
Sessor of Internal Revenue for this con-
gressional district. There is in full for
all demands for the dirty work he has
been doing to belittle his species and
disgrace his race. The laborer is
worthy of his hire.
Hon. A. l.. Russell, formerly of this
place, aud Adjutant General during
Curtin's administration, has been APP
pointed Minister to Ecuador. Mr.. Rus
sell is IA gentleman and a scholar and
is well qualified TO fiji any important
mission in the gift of the President.
We congratulate his friends on this APP
probation of his worth.
Yielding the old locusts on JuliGha
street. These old landmarks that have
withstood the storms of many years,
and whose beautiful foliage have furn-
ished refreshing shade to many a pant
ing creature are compelled to yield to
the decree of the powers that be-
"Woodman, spare that tree" is not
hooded