The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-03-12
Chr 98edford 6azette.
Home and Around.

Home and Around.
rT,-xrrxGDoY AND BROAD TOP R.R.
-w,yrsR ARRASGExESr.-TIHET TABLE-on and
sftsr Sept. 10TH passenger trains will arrive ana
depart as follows
Igsn Train leaves Mt Dallas at 10 P. m, ar
-..-4s At Huntington at 4 q p. NJ. leaves Hunt
.1,1on at {. .05 a. m, and arrives at Mt palias al
Accommodation Train leaves Saxton T. 80 . m,
and arrives at Huntingdon, at go An leaVes
Huntingdon at 4.35 p. m, and arrives at oaA'on
at 6.27 P. m
DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION Tine
Democrats of Bedford borough are re-
ouegted to meet in the Court ROOM on
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH
18 at : o'clockk, for the purpose OF
plseipg in nomination ticket fof oor-
0ugh officers to be supported at the
coming Spring election.
MELoDEoS "A octave) for sale. In
ouire at this office. Price $4,000.
Peter Mowry, one of the Oldest citi-
zens Of Napier tp., died last Thursday
The next session of the Juniata Dis
trict Temperance Convention viii De
held at Bedford, next May.
The Altoona Tribune comes to us en-
larged and otherwise improved, and
i now one of our neatest exchanges.
Henry Hull of Napier sold 10 acre
lot, with improvements, to Michael
Bowser, for $1075 cash.
JUDGMENT NOTES, the best you can
get any where, for sale at the GAZETTE
office.
The Megsrs. Shuck have greatly inn
nroved the front of the store room
in which our friend, r. W. Berkstress-
er, holds forth.
! man well posted on agriculture
informs us that in most localities the
ice crop has not been injured much
by the frost.
Madame Demorest says-and she
onobt to know-that there is very lit
tIe difference between the fashions toE
March. and the fashions Of February.
A patent for a snoring preventive
has been applied for. 1t consists II
the application of a common clothes
pin to the nose.
Democrats! Keep your eyes "tigh'
omen" for the Spring election, on Fri
dav the 18th inst, as it will be the pre-
liminary battle of our canvass fol-
Governor.
Store, shop and saloon keepers here
abouts are all complaining of dullnes
in trade. Scarcity of stamps and al
approaching April, are the comedies
cause.
MANY mean, miserly men ma!
mouse around here; but they can, tcolh
ND to one at Pittsburg, VINO cn4lse'
faur dollars for loss of time ih atIehd
ING hi. brothers. funeral.
Hon. C.L. Pershing Of Johnstowl
has been officially requSIeu 70 Pio
nounee the Grafton at ne next com
mencement of Jefferoh anu " "s"i's
ton College.
They bad. war of races in Holli
- 4 few days ago. 1t was
@"S ~ 81 pitch in" between som,
sites and blacks. One coIored MAI
mas since died of injuries received.
". Maclay Halls letter to w. Mac
lay Hall, and W. Maclay Halls answe
". MacIay Halls letter can be seen il
last weeks Bedford County Press
The correspondence is mutually inter
esting to both.
Two young men Of this county, were
placed in "durance vile" the Other
day, accused of stealing pork. They
might have "saved their bacon" by
letting that of their neighbors alone.
The Blair county Radicals voted on
the Crawford County System" last
week. 1t was carried by a majority
Of los votes. Several districts, incIu-
ding the city of Altoona, refused to
vote upon the question.
On the second page of our paper
will be found another interesting letter
from our Philadelphia correspondent.
Linden" promises to treat our read
ers often with his spicy communities
tions, and we know he'll do it. So.
look out for them, kind readers.
A lady told Us, the other day, that
she had thought Captain jerks Of the
Horse Marines" very pretty thing,
till she heard it the two thousandth
time. She is now disguised with it,
No wonder. She is now anxious to
hear ''lHistress jerks of Madison
Square"
The hog nuisance needs abating in
this Borough. We learn of number
of gardens that have been almost en-
tirely ruined by these grunters being
permitted to run at large. Pen up
your hogs, or they may come home
with their 'tails cut off close to their
ears" VerSteh?