The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-07-30

W Ills q doSue as In0maS johns,
Summons Case Assumpsit. Jury find
for the Plaintiffs, $500.
Thomas Growden as Archibald Blair,
Elizabeth Smith and John Hook. E.
iectment. Jury find for the Plaintiff,
10 A., "a p.
TESTIMONIAL PREsENTED.-Our
friend, Capt f. III. Turner, of Saxton,
was, on Monday afternoon last, the re-
cipient of valuable and well merited
tribute from the Masonic Order of this
place.
The Captain stands among the bright
est and most exalted in rank of the
Ancient Fraternity in this country, and
has done more than any other man in
this part of the state to improve and
elevate the craft. He had rendered
valuable service to Bedford Lodge No.
800, for which he had declined remu-
neration.
By direction of that Lodge, COM
mittee, consisting of DIR. Ross Ander-
son, Lewis n. Fyan and j. r. Durbor-
row, Esqs., had procured testimonial,
and, on Monday afternoon the chair
man, Bro. Anderson, together with the
Master and other officers of the Lodge,
as follows, DR.. c. n. Hickok, Geo. FL.
Mengel, Jacob Reed, Jno. Blymyer. j.
H. Hutton and A B. Carver, made
visit to Saxton, and in presence of the
family and several friends of Bro. Tur-
ner and the committee, DR.. G. n. Hick-
ok, the Worshipful Master of Bedford
Lodge, in a brief but chaste and apprO-
pirate address, presented, in behalf of
his brethren, to Bro. Turner an elegant
watch and chain, which Bro. t. receiv-
ed appropriately and with much feel
ing.
The watch is a fine American lever,
with heavy eighteen carat gold case
and chain to match. On the outer case
are the letters "E. III. T." in mono
gram, and upon the inner case, or
dome, is the following inscription =
"To Past Master Ed. III. Turner, from
Bedford Lodge No. 320 A. Y. NJ, in
]
acknowledgment of valuable fraternal
services. 1862"
! After the presentation the company
were invited by Mrs. Turner to an
elegant dinner, to which they did full
| Justice. After a few hours spent in
pleasant, social intercourse with their
| Saxton friends, the committee return
| ed by the evening train to Bedford,
well pleased with their days enjoy
| ment.
DoINGs IN THE RECORDERS Or
FICE.-Deeds for the following recent
| sales of real estate, in this county,
have been entered in the Recorders of
fee, for record.
VIM. Berkheimer Ex. of Joseph
Riddle to Samuel Shafer, April ,; 119 a
cres in Union; consideration, so, 0,619.93.
Joseph Hite to John A. Wertz, A
| prll 8 224 acres in Bedford tp., consid-
Grafton s., 800.
Jane P. Crane to Geo. w. Silver, A
! pril 8; consideration IS 900.
David H. Shoop to w. II. Shoop, A
pril 5; 7 acres in Union, consideration,
| S77.19.
Henry Struckman to Walkers Trus-
/ tees, April s; 56 acres in Union; con-
sideration, 81, ,15O
Josiah Ritchey to Valentine Bowser,
April o 15S acres in Union considera-
ton, 81 $50.
Jacob Dull to J. p. Williams, April
l, house and lot in Schellsburg, consid-
Grafton, 5000.
o. Z. Shannon to James Graham,
April q, 81 acres in Bedford tp; con-
sideration, $3.50.
Robert II. Gratz to Thomas \ Scott,
April %; 9.O39 acres in sundry town.
/ ships, consideration, 81, 4,519.85.
John C. Sparks to Geo. w. Gump,
! April "a, 80 acres in w. Providence,
consideration, $9l6,665.
William Firstone, ct ,tr, A. A. KONG
macher and Robert B. Cabeen, et aar
to the Cambria Iron Co., May 1, sun
dry tracts in Hopewell, "Lemnos Iron
works." consideration, $4,000.
Joseph Peck to Samuel Stailey; A
pril 5, Zoe acres in E. Providence, con-
sideration, s2O2,55.
| John Allison to Mary A. Allison,
May IL acres in Union, considera-
alton, $3.50
Joseph b. Corl to Emanual Mock, A
| pril l, p acres in Union, consideration
1855, %.
Jacob Steel to Samuel Ritchey, A
pril %, IA acres in Hopewell, consid-
Grafton, 1926.
William Speilman to Cambria Iron
Co., June /, 123 acres in Hopewell,
consideration $500.
John B. Fluke to Cambria Iron Co.,
June /, 40 acres in Hopewell, consid-
Grafton, $500.
Geo. w. Williams to George Hare
| line, April q, % acres in Harrison con-
sideration, sl139.06.
j. G. Brashier to Bedford tip. School
District, May 81, 81 perches, considera-
tion, $l26.
Robert Stecknan to ]. B, Dorburrow,
April "a, lO2 acres in S. Woodberry,
consideration, $3.50.
Eph. Custer to Nicholas Barley, A
pril 10, lot in S. Woodberry, consid-
sideration 1870.
Levi Carpenter to Henrietta Kelle-
man, June 5, acres in Londonderry,
consideration, SIG.
An Individual to be gentleman has
either got to be born so. or brOupht nm