Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-15

! GRASD JURORS drawn fer April Term, 4th
Monday. 25th day, A. D. 1870;
W. W. Barclay. Bedford Borough; Josiah
On Colerain; Jacob Koons, South Wood
berry; Solomon Diehl, Colerain; Benz. VAL
eutine, c. Valley; David p Smith, Bedford;
Philip Clark. f. Providenec; Alex. Ling,
Bedford; Bernard O'Neil, Southampton; Jno.
Robson, Southampton; George W. Black
burn, Napier; Samuel ShafFsr, Union; Wm.
Grnbb, Monroe: Henry Weisel, Bedford; VIM,
Harms, Hopewell; Jacob Carpenter, London
derry; Abraham Moses, Union; Lewis Belt,
Harrison; Peter F. Lehman, Juniata; Thos.
NJ. Ridenour, ST. Clair; George Steel, Hope
we'll; " W Philips, Bedford; Hugh B.
Wallis, Harrison; Andrew Ferry, South
Woodberry.
PETlr JURoRs FOR SANE Term Richard
McMullen, Napier; John Wade, Napier; T.
NJ. Lynch, Bedford Borough; Thomas C.
Schooy, ST. Clair; Lewis Fl. May, Coleraini
John Q. Nycum, E. Providence; Daniel Carr,
Union; Samuel 0ster, Union; John McCisl-
ian, Colerain; Albert Hanks, Southamptoa;
John Davis, Hopewell; John Arnold, Bed.
ford Borough; Hugh Mock, St Clair; Henry
Kelly, Liberty; Josiah Bnrs, Union; John B.
Helm, Bedford Borough; Adrel Koons.
Bedford tp.; Robert Allison, Napier; An
drew Chrisman, Napier; David NJ Black,
Harrison; Joseph F. Beegle, Coerain; George
Eluck, Liberty; Obediah Over. South Wood
berry; RudoIph Hoover, NJ. woodberry;
Daniel James, East Providence; George ".
Geller, Juniafa; Josiah Mortimore, West
Providence; Dsn'l Barclay, NJ. Woodberry
Isaac Eversule, S. Woodberry; Michael Hont;
man, NJ. Woodberry; Horatio J. Mann, Mon
roe; David Keusinger, Liberty; Joseph Fer
guson, St. Clair; Robert NJ. Taylor, Napier;
Abner Tewel. southampton; Jacob Lebselter,
VI. Woodberry, John S. Stucky, Napier, Levi
ShaIer, E. Providence.
PErrT JuRoRs for special term, 5tb Monday
80th day of May, A. D. 1870.
Abraham Kensinger, Liberty John f.
Barton, East Providence; Philip Aorgart,
Bloody Run Borough; Peter Gates, Hope
well James Roades, Liberty George D.
Shuck, Bedford Borough; Robert Ralston,
). NOodberry; David Heflel, II. Woodberry;
John Todd, Bedford; James Collins, South.
ampton; Alfred Wilson, Southampton; F. o.
Neil, Southampton: John Penuel, Monroe;
Benz. j. Bremmer, G. Valley, c. Claycomb,
Onion George Mcgraw, Z. Providence w.
BoSles, Bedford Daniel Cypher, Liberty
Harrison Williams, Monroe; WIN. Masters, /
Bloody Run E. Ellis, Naples George W, |
Powell, Juniaia; John Gepbart, S. Spring; E. /
Miller, St. Clair; Daniel Miller, c. Valley |
VIM. Gorseech, Hopewell; NJ. Hickey, Juni- 1
ata E. f. Imler, Bedfurd Alex. Messer-
smith, Monroe; Joseph C. Ickes, Union; J.
B. Dicken, Bedford John Clsycomb, ST. /
Clair; John B. Whip, C. Valley D. S A.
FomIiusou, Bedford; David ShafFer, Colerain;
Martin Yingling, St. Clair; Daniel Fletcher,
Monroei Geo. w. Williams, Napier.
To TRAvELsRs.-Col. John S. Miller has
leased The Exchange Hotel at Huntingdon
The travelling public from this section will 1
tiud the Col. clever and accommodating land
'ord. HIS house has been put in complete 4
order aud he is prepared tU-make all who 4
patroniEe him comfortable We advise our
friends to give him q call assured that he will /
give them complete satisfaction.
EVERY day brings new proofs Of the pecu.
liarly good and lasting effects of the Ccnsttu
tion Bitters. In cases where the liver is in-
active, bowels irregular, attended with great
depression and melancholy, there can be no |
doubt that the Constitution Bitters are just
the remedy needed, aud sure TO relieve the
sufferer.
Is noticing the changes last week. we for
got to say that &. NJ. Blymyer & Co., have
started new hardware store in connection
with the tin and stove department. As they /
have = large stock of goods on hand, they
viii be glad to see their patrons call around /
TaE first Quarterly Meeting Of Raiusburg
Circuit will be held in the Mt. Smith NJ. E. !
Church on Saturday and Sunday the 23d and /
24ih INST. Dr.. Ha.nlin will preach Saturday
morning at II O'Clock. Quarterly Confer
ehce Immediately after. Preaching Saturday |
evening, Sunday morning and evening.
SrRNG.-seems 10 have come at last. The I
bright warm days and genial showers have
started the grass and grain so that the fields
begin to show purceptble tint Of green. The |
maple trees are in bloom and the singing for
birds now greets our ears from dawn till dark. |
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