Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-04

county on oalufaay last. ne uSuAi prepafa-
tory arrangements we're made before hand.
Benzine was shipped to the various election
districts throughout thecounty .tothc detriment
Of the interests Of an ex-sherif and number
of other spiritual advisers who thereby lost
suadry ten cent sales Of that luid. About
ten or fifteen gallons offrc water we're sent to
the State Of Southampton and 10 less than
twenty minutes, nothing was left Of the ma
chine, that was driukable, save few iron
hoops still they hallooed for Moore
The result this iberality was about fifteen
votes in favor Of the shipper, or gallon
one. Heavy soakers. Wagon loads Of emp
ty kegs and demijohns sucked dry as mission
AIRY boxes were brought to town on Monday.
In Bedford, the weak.kneed, limber,iointed,
roarin, pugilistic members Of the Red Eve
brigade and the renowned canine Hero on his
black kickon steed, were on hand atthe first
break o. day and worked hard till the wee
hours Of Sunday morning, drinking candidate
rot-gut and at the same time winking nlemea
10 ntori 10 the man that paid the BILL They
would Reed every ticket presented to them,
and promise to vote The same, until the thing
became Boor 10 every candidate. aud they
soon realized The fact, that these Sleek, silly
fellows would play the Die19 in Earnest
PsRciIiu tickets and knock en- the Sparks
out of tweniy.seven Of EN-. And so it hap.
pened just as We predicted. The caucas ring
in Bedford Borough monopolized the ticket
trade on Saturday aud elected none but those
who were in their interests, utterly disregard.
ing the faithful promises and pledges they
had made to men whom on that day they
worked to defeat II was one of the most
bitter contests we have ever Witnessed Ly
ing, cheating foul play in every form, have
been resorted TO. Candidates making conf
dants of leading politicians had their weakest
points exposed to their enemies and were
made victims to the lowest grades Of treach-
cry. The light tap on the candidate shoul-
der at I o'clock, with the friendly advice to
make vote in that quarter, ten minutes az
terwards, has been repeated by the same
man, on the shoulder Of his deadliest enemy,
with Instructions to pluck the same fruit with
out delay.
Thus it was that some ofhc men who had
the best claims to the nominations, were
ignomiuously defeated at the hands Of their
two faced friends
Whether those men who have been so out
rageously treated will allow themselves to be
buoyed up under false preteuses and made
the dupes ofparty despodsm, or whether their
honest offended dignity and principles will
rise up and denounce those atrocities, are
questions which time viii decide. Democra,
cy's love for the soldier was beautifully Illus
trated. Ofthe whole regiment Of Office seek !
ers only one was a soldier, and he was
scratched all over the county, by the very
men who call themselves the soldiers friends
Had he been a deserter, bounty jumper, or
hummer, ne no doubt would have been nomi /
mated Let soldiers all take warning.
If you d respected and honored be,
Cut loose from rotten Democracy.
WITH the advent Of the 'month Of roses
we have been once4nore thrown into the sea
son Of hay making, pic.nies and pleasure ex-
cursions generally. The farmers are basily
engaged iu securing their early hay crops, in
order that this branch Of the husbandmau's
labor may be completed before the grain har-
vest sets in. The young folks seek recrea
ton in the woods, or IN fishing parties, or
in berrying excursions. This is also the
season when early vegetables are thrown into
the market, causing a general arrangement |
Of the internal improvement" Of mankind, |
and rendering medical aid a necessity. just
ct this time the Great Zingari Bitters step in |
as an antdote for the various diseases arising /
from the too free use Of vegetables, or the
numerous ills to which farmers are exposed I
during their excessive field labors, or to
which pleasure parties are subjected by their
efforts to obtain enjoyment in the country. a
supply of the bitters should be kept on hand |
for use at this particular period when We are
exposed to sickness.
MYXHEEe PAUL Dietrich, Of Milwaukee, |
feeling his earthly tabernacle, stored with /
troubles, to be expelled, decided, after full |
enquiry aud investigation, to employ Ayers |
Pills. In his haste to purify his Dutch |.
stomach, he mistook the directions. > 10 :, /
and swallowed u for a dose. This created, oi
course, an ap-paul ing internal rebellion. But /
Paul went through the fight ike hero, and /
came off victor at last, With arenovated system |
W bich he proudly exhibits as proof of the wis /
dom ofhis choice. He advises every body to |
,abe Doct. Ayers Pills, but kindly advises
his friends who are ambitious Of following /
bis example, to "pe sure and take der right |
bottom. - Minnesota Telegraph
MEssns. ROM & Snucg respectfully an
nounca that they will receive orders for S. G. |
Nason's Non Freezing Force Pump from this
date until the 25th Of August Those wish
ing good serviceable pump will do well to
send in their orders at once. They have
oftbeir pumps in wells in different
parts of this county, aud by all parties are
highly recommended.
This Pump is now offered to the public at
The following prices. There are two sizes,
viz: One inch, and three-quarter inch:
Three-guarter inch PfDp-From : to 10 /
feet S15i 10 to Is SIS; IS to 90 $50; 20 TO 25
S25; 25 to 30 $50; so to 35 $50.
Inch Pump From to 1e feet SIS; 10 to
Is $50; Is to 20 S25; % to 25 $50; 25 to 80
S35; 30 TO 35 $40. may21;8t
Nal. D. W. NULlE has been appointed
Assistant Assessor of the 4tb Division Of the
18th Internal Revenue district aud entered
upon the duties Of his Office on Monday the
}lst ultimo. The Major was gallant soldier
and viii make good officer. Captain John
B. Helm the retiring Assistant Assessor was
a faithful aud efficient officer
An woRK.--Workmen have been busily en-
gagged during the past few DAYS in tearing
down the abutment to the Court House steps.