The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-05-28

with a shoemaker, for then you can't
say your sole is your OWE.
A sure way to turn peoples heads
just go late to church on next, or any
other Sunday.
Wheat, all over this great country,
is reported to be in superb condition
standing thick on the gaound-and of
unusual promising growth.
Blair county radicals nominate can
didates on the 18th day of August next.
It is to be done by the Crawford coun-
ty system"
Country cousins may soon expect to
be troubled with bugs-the June bugs
that nature sends to eat up the vegeta-
tion-and big bugs from the city.
Do not allow bird to be killed in
your orchard this season. They com
pensate for your neglect 10 the trees.
You do not know how much you owe
them for the fruit you have.
The juice of lemon day, taken in
water, will cure the most obstinate case
of neuralgia. No sugarshould be taken,
as it has a tendency to counteract the
effects of the lemon juice.
MILLR d BOwsER, have just received
at their spacious store room, large
and elegant stock of new spring and
summer goods, and invite the public
to call and examine them. Go and see
them.
p. o. Major Washa-
ybaugh has entered upon his duties as
postmaster of this place. The Office
has been removed to Shuck's new
building ,Qn Pitt street, two doors west
of the Washington Hotel.
NEW RoAD.-A new road is being
made between the towns of Riddles
burg and HopewelI. This is much
needed improvement, as it has been
impossible, heretofore. to go from one
place to the other without going "a-
round by the bridge"
To dealers in liquors we would re-
commend the house of Little & Mech
ling, Pittsburg. This firm is repre-
sented by Mr. ]. c.. Kiser, formerly of
this place Joe is an excellent young
man and will do the fair thing with
his customers. Patronize him.
The rules governing the primary E.
lee tions of the "Union Republican"(!)
par, y of Blair county state that "Dem-
ocra, 5 shall not be allowed to vote at
Repa blican nominating meetings"
Super auous, gentlemen. No Demo-
crat Sr. ould be seen in such company.
LEGA- L TENDERS AND FRACTIONAL
CURRENt we are soon to have a
new style of greenbacks and fractional
currency. Let us hope that the COM
ming ''pposL Uses to pay" will be an inn
!provemen6 on those now in cii culation,
and not, like the new pOst-offiee Stamps,
inferior to the old issue.
SCHOOL FUNO.-The Legislature ap-
prOpriated for G2mmon schools $500, QUO.
The amount paid to County Supe.in-
tendents is deducted from this a
mount, also some special appropl-ia-
tions, such as Normal Schools. The
balance is then divided among the diff
ferent districts of the State on the basis
of the number of taxables, all districts
receiving 80 cents per taxable.
RATH FIR RoUGH.-The Fulton Repu6-
Hcdn handles one of the "organs" of
radicalism without gloves, and prom
ises to say some ugly things if the a.
foresaid "organ" doesn't conduct it. |
self in genteel manner. "Our" Con-
gresham is not complimented, either. |
THE combat deepens." Let 'er deep |
zen!
LINDEN's aIl1TTElas. are sorry |
that we cannot give our readers one of |
''Linden's" Interesting letters this |
week. He has gone Sightseeing
'F'But Linden saw another sight," and |
away he went after it. Still, Linden |
has promised, and his promises mean |
something. SO our readers may look |
for another batch of his spicy letters /
ere long.
FEARFUL FALL.-0n last Friday a |
man named Evans fell from the roof |
of one of the new houses belonging to /
the Kemble Coal and Iron Co., at Rid !
tdleSburg. He fell a distance of over
thirty feet. No bones were broken
but he received severe internal iniur-
les. He was conveyed to his home at !
iHopewell and is doing we'll
Lo0R'OUF FOR BARGAINs.-H. f. |
Irvine has just returned from the east |
with splendid assortment of boots |
and shoes, and everything else in his |
line of business, which he will sell to
his old and new friends, at very small
profit, for cash. Try the ''Regulator's
system, and our word for it, he will
sell you goods at prices that will give
general satisfaction.
Now is the time To buy cheap wall
paper at the Inquirer Book Store.
They have sixty different kinds, selling
at from 10 cts to $500 per bolt. They
will sell you paper cheaper than you
can In an1 Ia,e 4