The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-02-26
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Home and Around.
Huntington AND BROAD TOP R.R.
WINTER ARRANaEMENr.-TIMg TABLE.-0n and
after Sept 18th, passenger trains win arrive and
depart as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at I.l0 p. m, ar
rives at Huntingdon at 81 p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon at 9.05 a. m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
Accumulation Train leaves saxton 2. 80 a m,
and arrives at Huntington, at 20 a m; M Mieayes
Huntingdon at 4,35 P. m, and ARRIVES ut 0aA'oh
ats P. N,
An adjourned court is in session this
week. The attendance is slim, and
the business seems to be ditto.
Assistant Assessors will soon be after
calling upon our citizens for incomes
and special taxes. Be ye also ready !!
On last Saturday the Lutherans of
ST. Clairsville took the initiatOry steps
to build new brick church. the COM
ing summer.
We notice that the subject of supply
ing our public schools with libraries,
at the expense of our State, is favor
ably discussed in many newspapers.
Our Supreme Court has decided that
the seller is bound to make deed,
and as deed without stamps is worth
less. the seller is bound to furnish
them also.
CIGARS AND ToBACCo.-The best
place to buy good brands of cigars and
tobacco, is at Crouse's. Dan keeps up
a reputation for selling none but the
best.
Are YOU insured against loss by fire?
If not, take out policy at once at the
BEDFORD Insurance Agency, JnO. q.
Fisher, Agent. None but the best
Companies represented.
The accommodating Regulator man,
No. , Anderson's Row, is selling off
his large stock of boots and shoes,
queensware and glassware, &c, &C., at
unprecedentedly low prices. Now is
your time to buy.
INTERESTING DIALOGUE
Radical No. (which is the organ
of the Republican" party of Bedford
county, the Bedford Inquirer or the
Bloody Run Press?
Radical No. q Yes!
On last Saturday vote was taken
on the question of Postmaster for this
Borough. A. S. Russell, JIG. Minnich
and John Arnold were the candidates.
The vote stood as follows: Russell,
40, Arnold "a, Minnich, II. Russel's
majority over both, 125.
The Reformed congregation OF st.
ClairsvilIe have purchased four acres
of land, adjoining the old church, for
the purpose of making a cemetery
Our informant tell Us that no labor or
expense will be spared to make the
spot beautiful and attractive.
EGGs-IrING EGGs-AGGERATION. -
1t is now proposed to sell eggs by
weight, instead of by the dozen. An
exchange hopes not. Some eggs are
very heavy-when they contain juven-
lie chickens and to purchase poultry
in that condition, at present prices, is
by no means economical.
The velOcipede
mania has fairly taken root in several
of the cities of the country. 1t is all
the talk, ard already have schools
been opened wherein to learn the
knack of propelling and riding the
curious but simple vehicle.
Mud, mud, mud, " is in everybody
mouth and we have even seen it all
over mems hats during the last week.
Never have we beheld our streets in
such wretched "stick- k-in-the mud" con-
dition. The bottom seems to have
dropped out of some of them and gone
to China.
SAW Mill BURNED.-On last Satur-
day night the saw mill of John Con
rad, Esq, of Union tp.. was destroyed
by fire Besides the mill the loss was
increased by the destruction Of shin
giles, seasoned lumber, DC. A lot of
carpenters tools were damaged. The
fire is supposed to have originated
from a stove in the mill in which fire
had been during the day.
YOUNG HORSE THIEF.-Samuel
Baily, a boy Is years of age, stole a
horse from Charles Stuckey, with whom
he had been working, in Bedford tp.,
week before last, started off down the
pike, and was overtaken about 3 miles
east of Bedford, and the horse taken
back. The boy then went back to
Schellsburg, and on last Wednesday
q week, stole horse from the stable of
Charles CoIvin, and was pursued and
overtaken near Johnstown, and ar
rested by Eli Rininger, brought to