The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-05-14
The gedfprd Gazette.

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Home and Around.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP RI. /
spRtNe ARRAxGEMENr.-TM TABLE.-0n and I
after April 2sth, passenger trains win arrive and
depart as follows
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas st 90 p, m. ar |
rives at Huntingdon at 4 20 p. m; leaves Hunt /
ingdon at 40 a. M, and arrives at Nj Dallas at
II 50 a. m.
and arrives at Huntingdon, at 1910 a, m; leaves
Huntingdon at 555 P m, and arrives at oaxton
at 7.4l p IN.
Exceedingly fine the weather.
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Remarkably dulI-the marrying bu-
siness.
Hay is selling for $50 ton and is
scarce at that.
Bonnets, this season, are reduced in
size and increased in price.
Read the new advertisements in to-
days GAZETTE.
A special court will be held COM |
mencing on Monday, July 18th.
The only sure remedy for gaps ia
young fowls, is Heckerman's Poultry
Cure.
The organ-grinder was in town the
other day. His occupations nearly
gone ousgespeiH.
A number of houses have received
new coat of paint and are looking as
bright as new.
II. Heckerman & Son have sure
cure for the gaps in young fowls. %
cts box.
New three cent stamps after passing
through post-oflices, look like pugilists
after prize fight-both black and blue.
May parties are now the spring fash
ion among all our younp folks who
are fond of fields, forests, fragrance and
flowers.
Ladies' are to wear silver and gold
dust in their hair this summer-and
any one who don't get up and dust
will be ruled out of fashionable circles. !
Brass and Porcelain kettles, all sizes,
at the new Hardware and House-furn-
ishing Store Of Jno. F. Blymyer, next |
door to G. r. Oster & Co.
If your young chickens have the
gaps, go st once to Heckerman's drug
store and buy box of their Poultry
Cure.
A convention, to be composed of del |
egates from the different lodges of
Good Templars in the West Juniata !
District, will be held at Bedford on
the 18th of May.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTs.- b.
Holland has been elected County Su-
perintendent in Blair county: w. II.
Sanner in Somerset, and w. p. Gordon
in Fulton.
4 law was passed by the Legislature,
requiring all persons who sell patent
rights, to get a license from the Com
missioners of each county. A heavy
penalty is incurred by disregarding
the law.
We saw the other day car load of
corn brought to this place by train
of ten wagons. 1t had been shipped to
Mt. Dallas from Pittsburg. This is ra-
ther bad for Bedford with plenty of
corn IN her graneries.
Ifyou desire tn purchase a first class
article of goods, at price to suit the
times, go to Hartly & Metzger's store.
None but the best of goods sold, and
no misrepresentation made. We
know this to be SO.
J. NJ Cooper, Esq. of the Chambers
burg Valley Spar1, dropped into our
sanctum on Monday morning, looking
as hale as in the days of "Auld Lang
Syne." May he long live to do battle
against radicalism ~
The Bedford Gazette rejoices in the
occupancy of three story brick Office.
The Inquirer Office, Immediately ad
Joining, has more stories in it than you
can shake a stick t.-HOHidGysbtTg
Standard.
Jes so, Bro. Traggh. Call and see
as. Soda water for two.
IT FADEs.-The beautiful violet ink
so much in vogue at present evcntu-
ally disappears entirely. Persons
should be careful not to use it in wri-
ting notes, bonds, mortgages or any
thing that is to be preserved any great |
lenght of time. For these purposes |
good black ink is always the best.
Our readers should remember that |
IEvine's store, No. 2 Anderson's Row,
is the place to buy good boots and shoes |
and buy them, too, at reasonable prices. |
Irvine drives his business and does not |
suffer his business to drive him. Call |
and see him.
ROBERRY.-Th store room of Mr.. |
Richard LangdOn, at Riddlesburg, |
was robbed last week by some william |