The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-19

huntington at IS p m, and arrives at saxton
at 6-27 P. IN.
The velocipede mania has reached
Chambersburg. When Bedford is to
besimilarly afflicted remains to be SEEN
4 train of carts passed through this
pIace from sand Patch tunnel, last week.
we wish we could have written this
local with the left out in carts.
Job NJ. Shoemaker, our enterprising
neighbor, has broken ground for new
three story building, to be erected the
coming season.
Mrs. Matthias, an aged widow lady,
Of Somerset, was so horribly burned,
by her clothes taking fire, one evening
last week, that she died the next day.
Fulton county, like Bedford, has
railroad on the brain. Come down
handsomely with the stamps gem
,l,..v.I, ana your brightest hopes will
be realized.
The Johnstown Democrat comes to
us enlarged to an eight column paper.
The Democrat is a live institution and
deserves the success which it seems to
enjoy.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John Hull,
living near Schellsburg, died suddenly
on last Thursday evening. During
the day he was at work as usual took
sick that evening, and by morning was
a corpse. Surely, in the midst of life
we are in DEATH"
Geo. w. Williams, Esq, of Napier,
in a letter in last weeks Inquirer, sug-
gests the propriety of passing an act "tO
allow Tor compel) a tax to be levied on
the townships most interested" in the
proposed railroad from this place to
Bridgeport.
The spondence on the Senatori-
al question which was handed to us last
week, for publication, will be found in
this issue. 1t will be seen that the
"happy family have few jars occa-
sionally, which must be anything but
pleasant to the members thereof. The
correspondence speaks for itself. Read
it.
WE have received from Messrs. Dick
& Fitzgerald, Publishers, New York,
''The Book of TableauX and Shadow
Pantomimes," containing a choice col
lection of living pictures, moving tab
leaux, charades in tableaux, &c. ,togeth.
er with directions for arranging stage,
costuming character and forming
groups.
DEMoREsT's Young AMERICA
This interesting juvenile looks bright,
quaint, and saucy as ever, in new col
Ored cover, that will set all the children
wild with delight. Among its features
are a kite, puzzle picture, and lots Of
stories and charades. a "ResOlve
Club" is the latest editorial novelty,
and each subscriber who joins it re-
ceives u badge. No wonder the chill
dren like Young America. Published
at S38 Broadway, n. Y, $3.50 per year.
Send 10cts, for specimen.
DEMoREsT's MoNTHLY.-This is
Justly called the "Queen of the Month
lies" 1t is the only real woman s mag
aZine in America. 1t is full of good,
sound sense, and practical information.
1t gives away money value in its valu-
able fuIl-sized patterns with every is
sue, and it contains mine ofinterest to
every woman in its Ladies' Club"
Published at 838 Broadway, n. Y,
$500 per year. Send 10 cents for a
specimen.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY
The march number of Peters Musical
Monthly is at hand, and contains some
twenty-four pages of Choice New Mu-
sic, giving selections from the most
popular writers, and variety enough
to suit the most fastidious. We notice,
first, a beautiful little ballad, with
Chorus, by J. S. Cox, entitled left
All Alone" Then follows a Sacred
Song by George Leach, entitled "The
Lord will Provide" "Coraline," by
the Nations Song Writer, Will s.
Hays, comes next. This is followed
by a sprightly Comic Song entitled
The Young Widow" There are al
so three instrumental pieces. In adj
diti0n to the above, Mr.. Peters gives
fifteen pages of choice family Reading,
and all for the moderate sum of 80
cents, or - per year over 50 worth of
New Music appearing in each number. /
Those of our musical friends who do |
not subscribe are certainly losing a
rich treat, as $40 worth of music can /
. not be bought every day for such a
small sum. Issued by j. l.. PETERS. |
Music Publisher, p. 0. Box 5429, New /
York.
IMPORTANT Farmers /
8 acto Iaayacttre aud Sell Flour to be
d Iured.-A gentleman of this county
recentIy addressed to Commissioner .
Rollins the following inquiry: "Can !
y farmer get his grain manufactured /
unto flour and wholesale or retail the
Same without license ?' To this the
annexed reply has been received:
Sd Sir: Your letter of the Goth ultimo.
1n relation to the liability of farmers
Who sell -four manufactured from
1heir own wheat, has been received. /
repy that though a farmer NAV.
without liability TO special tax, sell |
hls gram or 0her farm products, either
~ the place of production, or while
travelling about from place to place in
4lhe manner of peddler, yet his ex-
pmntian il IiTpifaI bxy Tho L.. - 81