The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-14

The Methodists of this place intend
erecting Rew church editice. ~ /
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The fifteenth amendments OF Bed
ford will iubilate on the 26th.
The county auditors of Somerset |
county hav- had their compensation
increased.
BY a recent act CT assembly, a uni
form series of school books is to be es-
tablished in Somerset county.
Judge Hartley's sale of fat cattle
takes place on Thursday the 18th, and
not the 18th a. We had it last week.
John f. Crisman, q lad of II years,
shot in ST. Clair township, week be-
fore last, SO pigeons at three shots
Good shooting.
Two new brick churches are to bee
rected in st. Ciairsville this summer,
one Lutheran and the other Re
formed.
David Westbrook and John Hoff
man were drowned in the Juniata, at
Huntingdon, last week. Both Were
married men aud leave families.
When will the Y. NJ. G. A. Society
meet again, and what will be the sub
iect of discussion? Answer can be lefl
at this office.
The Scull- Findiay contest was not a.
expensive as it was supposed it would
be. It cost the State only about 50, 500,
SculI receiving 5000. Somerset Stand
ard
The London Times is not surprised
at the resentment of the American peo
pie since the evidence taken in the o
Media disaster fails to aequit the Cap
tain of the Bombay of blame.
Elisha Inks of Bedford tp., has re
moved TO the foot of the Ridge, wher,
he will attend to all kinds of black
smithing. We commend him to th'
good people of Harri son. w
Spring is at hand. and our reader
will all be busy fixing up for Summer
A ine assortment of wall paper he
iu,t been received at the Inquire
Book Store. Go and make your selec
tiuns soon.
The editor Of the Fulton Republican |
found it necessary to tell his reader
that he believed in God, a heaven,
a hell, a devil, fiends and holy angels" |
A great many of his readers had seri- |
Gus doubts as to his orthodoxy on |
those questions.
The first Quarterly Meeting of Rains |
burg Circuit, will be held in the Mt. |
Smith NJ. Z Church on Saturday and
Sabbath, the 23d and oath inst. DIR. |
Hamlin Will preach on Saturday morn |
ing, Immediately after which, the |
Quarterly Conference will be held |
Preaching on Saturday evening and |
Sabbath morning and evening.
The Ve5try of st. James Episcopal |
church, Bedford, nave unanimously |
called Rev. j. B. Pedelupe to the
Rectorship of the Parish, which call
he has accepted. Rev. Mr.. Pedelupe |
has labored for several years in the |
Diocese of Missouri, and comes high |
ly recommended by the Bishop of that |
State.
RETURNED.-The Legislature hav-
ing adjourned, J. II. Longenecker,
Esq. one of the Representatives from
this district, has returned, looking a.
though legislative IabOrs agreed with /
him. Although political opponent /
we have always found Mr.. Longeneck-
er a fair representative, and ready to
carry out the wishes Of his constitu-
ents, regardless of politics.
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Sore Throat, Cough, Cold, and SINH
lar troubles, if suffered to progress,
result in serious pulmonary affections,
often incurable. Browns Bronchial
Troches" reach directly the seat of the
disease, and give them almost instant
relief They have been thoroughly
tested, and maintain the good reputa-
tion they have justly acquired. AS
there are limitations, be sure 10 obtain
the genuine.
REPEAL oFTHESCALP LAW. Some |
weeks ago we told our readers that the
scalp law had been repealed. That was
a mistake and we were as badly sold |
as our readers. The repeating act has
however since passed both branches
Of the legislature and been signed by |
the Governor We predict that skunks
will be far less numerous in this coun-
ty since no premium is offered for their
highly perfumed scalps.
"a HORRIBLE 1T has |
lately come to light that some ingeni- |
GUS person has discovered a method Of /
extracting a kind of yellow grease re-
sembling butter in appearance from /
London mud. This stuff is mysteri-
ousIy shipped off TO Holland, and
horrible suspicion has arisen among