The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-01-29
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in,ion at 9 O5 a. m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
II Is q. m
Accommodation Train leaves Saxton 7.30 a. m,
and arrives at Huntingdon, At $50 an; leaves
Huntingdon at 4.35 p. m, and arrives at Saxton
at 6.27 p. N,
PAY UP!-Our friends who have
paid their subscriptions have our hearty
thanks. Those who have not yet paid,
will receive our thanks if they will
call at our Office and pay on Court
week. or send the money by friends at
tending Court. Wehave, also, accounts
FIR fob work. estate advertising, &c,
which must be settled. We need mon
ey. Come, friends, you know that we
have been indulgent. Let US see now
whether you appreciate our leniency'
Commenced operations the work
men on the Court House steps.
Everybody wants and nobody seems
to haye-money.
Brisk-the dtugiqg business, the re-
ceipts falling far short of the demands.
TheDemocratic Band was heard from
on Monday night. 'Ye crags and
peaks. am with you once again"
"Out of darkness cometh light" as
our 'devir' said when he looked in the
ink keg.
The Fulton Democrat proposes Hon.
F. NJ. Kimmell, of Chambersburg, for
Supreme Judge.
Alaska has a base ball club. Procopi
Kiokak is first base and Mr.. Komoi-
peehusattrigoo is pitcher.
Huntingdon county paid $4,000 last
year i1r fox, owl, hawk and other
scalps.
a eotemporary says Geary's message
is like himself what it lacks in quality
it makes up in quantity.
Is it a sign that the present year will
be unIucky because it begins and ends
on Friday? Superstiti0us ones may
think so but we hope they are few.
"Shingle weddings have been
started in Iowa, to be given by newly
married couples if they have lived to-
gether happily for year.
An exchange says: Alaskan ladies
like bottle of whiskey before dinner,
but prefer whale oil to champagne
with their meals"
An acute observer has discovered
that the Grecian bend is not INDUCED
in by ladies in Strengthened circum-
stances.
mot guilty." said an Omaha jury,
''but if the prisoner is smart he will
leave the Territory before night
He left.
Judge Fyan, formerly of this place,
received 3 votes in thenOminating eau
Gus for United States Senator for Mis-
souri,.
\ tall, thin, squire built, gentleman
was seen walking down the street, the
other day, when all Of sudden he was
observed to turn round
DON'T forget that Irvine sells the
best boots and shoes, notions, &c, from
the largest and best selected stocks.
R. w. Berdstresser, the enterprising
cIothier, is offering great bargains to
BUYERS. Now Is the time to buy
Pitch in!
An exchange says Sixteen slow
subscribers in several sections Of our
county will be sold without reserve TO
the lowest bidder. They will not pay
and we can't afford to keep them"
An editor out west received two dol
lars in gold. That much of the preci-
Gus metal inflicted upon US, would
frfghten all hands, the "deyiF' inclu-
ded.
Gen. George Potts, Mayor Of Altoona,
has been reappointed d. D. g. NJ. Of A
y. NJ, for this district, composed of
the counties Of Blair, Bedford and
Huntingdon.
"Pleading at the barr IS trying to
persuade bar-keeper to trust you for
a ten cent nipper. Bedford sports
"sich fellers."
The venerable Rt. Rev. Heyden has
gone 10 Philadelphia TO improve his
health. which we are sorry to learn is
in delicate condition. May he soon re-
cover.
An eccentric clergyman lately said,
in one of his sermons. that ''abOut the
commonest proof we have that man is
made of clay, is the bricks so often
found in his hat"
Be sure to examine the Inquirer
Book store advertisement in another
column. Everything in the Book and
stationery line at city retail prices.
Call and examine the stock.
The editors of the Republican and
Democrat, published at drecnsburg,
have been sued for libel. Some scoun-
dreI did not get as much as he deserV-
ed. Ofsuch Is editorial life.
Capt James Pott, late editor of the
Fulton Republican has been appointed
70 a first-class clerkship in Surveyor
General Campbell's Office. Lucky
dog!
During 1868 Bedford county had p
ranreseptative5 in the Western Peni-
tertiary, at Allegheny, for the sup
mort Of whom the taxpayers had to
hand over $S45,75.
The GAZETTE now circulates exten-
sively in every part Of Bedford coun-
fv. It goes to every Post Office, and
in every town and township. Adver-
tisers who make use Of our columns