The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-11-04
Tte a3eAford 0azette.
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HUNTINGDON AND BROAD Tor r.. Il.
N WINTER ARR RAsGEMENr.--TNE t TABIE.--on and ~
n .esr Sept lsth, passenger trains viii arrive and
n ,.rart rs follows; :
" 5Ttil Train losves Mt Dallas at Io0 p. M Il
ri r.rss Of Huntington at 20 pm; leaves Hunt
faz Ion at 40 m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
ss.om'n Train leaves saxton at 5 20 a m, e
ana arrives at Huntingdonl at l0.l0 3. NJ; leaves
huntingdon at So p M and arrives at Saxton
Fl at 7.u P u il
In great demand good butter. a
4 Huntingdon has a new brass band !, :
Query-What is the Railroad Com e,
mittee doing?
The coal trade is on the increase in Il
this town. te
Stunning the new style Of gentle pt
mems neckties. IL
Huntingdon has apublic ball. When :,
shall this be said of Bedford. tu
The regular term of Court COM y
nences on Monday, Nov. 15. -
The turkey market viii be brisk, as h,
Thanksgiving day approaches. r.
JuIiana street is receiving a coat Of m
limestone.
The new coenty bridgeat Williams, ba
in Napier tp., will be finished this Ia
month IN
The radical brew at Harrisburg has OF
.ba-ted'' Gcary's cabinet He kicked
oat one Brewster and took in another. fu
The pavements on Juliana street are ~ =,
being laid, "two by one" Slow but - -
sure, we hope. -
The business on the Broad Top rail-
road is represented as being ina -four G,
ishing condition. an
Valuable timber lands, near Bedford
are offered for sale by Job Mann, Esq ca
See advertisement in
Edward Harrison, Esq, well known to
to many of cur citizens, died very sud IN
denly, in Brooklyn, the other day.
That venerable person, the oldest in ~
habitant, does notremember Of a cold oi
snap, in October, equal in severity to ID
the present one. >.
CANNES are cursedly plenty in this ha
village, and some Of them have dog
matical ideas on the propriety of in &c
sertng teeth, which we do not adj lit
mre. is
Coon parties are plenty hereabouts,
but the coons ca apturedar scarce. That W.
same old eoonp proves too many for
the boys. %
If good locals were as plenty as poor pa
gossip, our readers would have treat
every week. Such as we can gather, VI
We give. in
Country Merchants wishing to lay in -
q stock of school books will find it tc p
their advantage to call at the Inquirer /,
Book Store before they purchase else %
where. 2t. II
The side walk from Spang's corner ca
to the court house is miserable fail be
ure in wet weather. Something should
be done to improve its condition be- fu
fore winter.
Under roof-the magnificent build te
ing of J. NJ. Shoemaker. When IN
finished, it will be of the finestim- g
provements in Bedford. III
The Bedford House, J. J. Shoemak- m
ser, proprietor, has lately undergone in
improvements, which have enhanced be
its appearance wonderfully. til
In speaking Of the frequent disar- GU
fragments of our water works, a friend
remarked that ''if Bedford had two r
such water works the supply would III
dwindle down to nothing" M
\ thoroughly civilized Indian can -
he seen in front of Crouse's Resort, in *
viting all to call in andsee Dan sstock.
The stock Is unsurpassed in quality "
aad quantity. AZ
Now is the time to secure a home ~ -
stead. Remember Mrs. Brashear'ss sale - -
of Town Lots, ON Walnut Hi, on "
Thursday, Nov Ilth 1869. :,
J. W. LINGENFELTER, Agent. "
This cold weather has signed the
death warrant of those abominable :,
pests-flies They have been sent up =.
in balloon, boys!' =,
On the 5th inst, Mr.. David Peter
son dropped dead in field near Shir- y
Yeysburg. He had been sewing clover =,
seed. i,
\ Johnstown paper boasts that the "
ladies ofthat place the have prettiest feet til
ofany city under the sun. That may be
so. but Bedford ladies have the pretti- a..
est faces in creation. That question -
has been settled long ago. i,
J. r. Donehoo, Esq, formerly of the bl
Fulton Democrat, has purchased the Ct
Indiana Dcmocrut-J. b. Sansom's pa n
per. We wish the new and the retir-
ing editor abundant success.
The editor of the Fulton Democrat at
has formed an ''entanging alliance lc
with one of the fair maidens Of that u
county. How an editor could do such
a thing these hard times, we cannot y,
divine. ~
ID. w. Grouse has just returned from =
the east with the largest stock Of To y
bacco, Segars, Pipes, de-, ever brought
to Bedford. Call and see for your ia