The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-04

II 52 a m.
and arrives at Huntington, at 10 10 a NJ; leaves
Huntingdon at 5.55 p. m, and arrives at Nj. Bal
las at 9. % P. m
IN demand-linen coats.
Exceedingly fne-the weather.
DeliciousIy -Heckerman's soda
water. Everybody drinks it.
Being razeed--the old court house
steps.
Over-the agony Of the primary elee-
tion.
Sparkling -Heckerman's soda wa
ter.
Work has been commenced on the
new rolling milla at Cumberland.
Warm weather Drink IIeckerman's
cool and sparkling soda water.
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Hon. Alex. Stutzman, of Somerset,
ia candidate for reelection to the
Senate.
Grant is contemplating the virtues
of his Hambletonian colt Let US have
peace.
We are now convinced that May is
more madcap than merry-her fiirta-
tions around frost proving her more a
fool than fairy.
The H1quirer's snake story is going
the rounds of the press. We would
rather see the doubIe-headed snake
than hear the story.
Go to Crouse's Resort for Canes,
Pocket Books, and fancy articles for
smokers and chewers, Tobacco and
Segars. Sign of Indian in front of door.
There is a nan in our town who Is
obliged to keep his word, for no one
will take it. No reference to disbursers
Of offices.
The man who had the news in nut
she'll now says he prefers it in news
paper. He has subscribed for the GA
ZETrE.
Don't forget the Regulator establish
ment, No Anderson's Row. His
new system takes well Everybody
is pleased with it.
Corn looks as if it had the yellow
fever in spots-but the regular doses
Of sun-gleams which it is now taking,
promise a growing recovery.
May skies are always most beautiful
when blue-but men when in the same
condition are not considered so much
so. .
The latest thing in bonnets is cab
bage leaf trimmed with three peppers
and cherry. 1t sells for thirty-fve
dollars and is called the jockey.
At the dedication of the new Evan
gelical Lutheran church, at Bloody
Run, $4,000 were raised to liquidate
the remaining church debt. Well
done.
Ole. Ger" Who? Y Crouse's In
dian squaw. Where? Right in front
ofhis Tobacco and Segar Store. saw
it, too. What? A man buying five
pounds Of good Navy at Crouse's for
four dollars, and good segar to boot.
A Border Damage Convention will
be held at Chambersburg, on Monday,
the 9TH of June, at one o'clock, p. NJ.
Claimants from Adams, Bedford,
Franklin, Fulton, Cumberland, Perry
and York counties are urged to attend.
NEW GooDs.-One of the largest and
best assorted stock of new goods ever
brought to Bedford have just been re-
ceived and are now being opened at j.
NJ. Shoemaker's store. 1t will pay you
we'll to call and see them.
New houses are going up in every
direction, old ones are being remodeTed
and modernized, and in pointof build
ing activity at least Cumberland GER
tainly wears a city-like appearance
So Us the AHegantaa.
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dispute the theory on general princi-
ples-but an oblique view at he minia-
ture moustaches of our festive young
men, proves that he is not the worm
that never dyes.
As "a robin kills eight hundred flies
in an hour, it stands to reason that the
protection of these birds, is a matter of
immense importance to both farmer
and fruiterers.
Hung HIMsELF.-Mr Andrew Fur
ry, of South Woodberry tp., commit
ted suicide one day last week by hang
ing himself in his cellar. He was a
bout eighty years of age. The unfor-
tunate man had been low-spirited for
several years.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Georgiana,
wife of DIR. +. c. Reamer, of this place,
died very suddenly Of erysipelas, on
Friday last. The deceased was an es-
timable lady, and we deeply sympa-
thiZe with the bereaved family in
their sudden and irreparable loss.
CANINE KILLED.-A dog supposed
TO have hydrophobia was sent out of
existence, in this town, the other day.