The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-11


and arrives at Huntingdon, at 10. 10 a. N leaves
Huntingdon at $50 p. M and arrives at Mt Dali
| as at 9 26 p. m.
Cool-the weather o nights.
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Going up-the court house steps.
Coming -four Let 'er come.
Juliana street has the Grecian Bend.
The ''eity fathers ought to take it out.
The Messrs. Hartley are erecting a
new stack at the Crystal Mills.
Fourth of July is coming. VIII
Bedford celebrate?
Hon. jeremiah s. Black had his
arm crushed by railway accident
near Louisville, Kentucky, recently.
Our lawyers are doing very sneak
ing business at the court house just
now They all slip in at the back
door.
John r. Richards, Esq, late member
ofthe House, is announced as a candi-
date for Senatorial honor5, in this dis
district. Where's Boon?
Andrew Bulger-not Furry as pub
lished in last weeks GAzETTE-com-
mitted suicide in S. Woodberry. Mr..
Furry was no doubt surprised to learn
that he had committed SO rash an act.
4 soldier stands poor chance in the
Democratic ranks.-f4qUjrer.
But he is all right in the "Republi-
can" ranks, especially if he fought on
''the other side.n FOR instance, Long
street, Grove and other coIored indi-
viduals.
SEVERE SToRM.-A severe storm of
hail and rain visited portion of Full
ton last Monday week. Barns and
trees were blown down, horses killed
windows smashed and The crops, in the
track of the storm, were completely
destroyed.
CHILD LOsT.-A daughter of James
Staley, about eight years of age, was
lost in the Mountains near MERGERS
burg on the Goth ult. Up to this time
no trace Of the lost one has been dis
covered, although the mountains have
been secured for miles around by
crowds of people.
Horse thieves are still plying their vo-
cation in Fulton county. Last week
two more fine horses were carried a.
way, one from John Fore of Todd tp.
and the other from Henry Wilson of
Dublin. An attempt was made to en-
ter the barn Of J. NJ. Sloan of Todd tp.,
but the rascal was discovered before he
had accomplished his pilferiug pur-
pose.
ARRANGE BANK PAPER-The
Fourth of July falling on Sunday this
year. the 5th is by statute designated
legal holiday. Paper falling due on
the 9TH is therefore payable the 9th,
and paper falling due the 4th must be
paid the Sd. Some embarrassment may
be saved to business men by noting
this fact
TRY IT.-A cup ofcoffee isa sure ba-
rometer, if you allow the sugar TO drop
to the bottom of cup and watch the
bubbles arise without disturbing the
coffee. If the bubbles collect in the
m iddle, the weather will be fine, if
they adhere to the cup, forming a ring,
it will be rainy, and if the bubbles sep
arate without assuming any fixed posi-
tion changeable weather may be expec-
ted. Try it.
DEATH OF THE oldest INHABI-
TANT." Mrs. Mary Amick who died
in Monroe township, on Saturday the
29th ult., was no doubt the oldest in
habitant of this county. She was born
in Loudoun county, Virginia, in Oc-
toDer, 4. ID. I762, and would have
been one hundred and SeUeH gears old in
October next. Deceased was a menu
Der ofthe Lutheran church (which de
nomination she was a regular commu-
meant for period of eighty fire gears.
CoFREC1ION.-An error has appeared
in the Statement Of Receipts and Ex-
penditures Of Bedford borough, which
was made by the omission of the Audit
ors to give the Treasurer credit for i
TENS amounting to 81, ,228.l1. The cor
reeted statement was handed to us last
week, but we overlooked it. This
week the account appears as it should
be. Justice to all concerned demands
this explanation. otherwise a reflection
might be made on the Treasurer, Mr.,
Rush, than whom no more honest or
correct officer can be found.
FASHIONABLE WEDDING. MIR. Es-
py L. Anderson, late of Bedford
Springs, and Miss Rebecca Johns of
this city, were married by Rev. DR..
Cotton, in the p. f. Church, at o.
clock, p. NJ, last Thursday evening.
This marriage excited a good deal of
interest and large number of persons
attended the church to witness the GER
emony. There were six gentlemen
and six lady attendants The bride
was dressed in white silk with Illusion
over.-Aolmtam city Times.
y WORD TO THE LADIEs.-In one
OF our exchanges We find the following
directions for preserving boguets, in
theit original freshness and beauty for
Z lcng time.
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