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Ebme and Aronnd.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD ToPR.R.
AKRASSBUF-SR.—TIXETABLX —Oi nd
• Sift. pas-enger trxin* will arrive and
d?!>rt asfoltows:
Mti! Triin teavesMt. Dallax at 1.00 p. m .ar
rives it Huntingdon t t 20 p.m.: leaves Hunt
ive I>n at 8.40 a m., and arrives at Mt. Dal!at at
11 52 . m.
Aecon'n Trvin leave* Saxton at 8 20 a. m .
an t vrrives at Huntingdon, at 10.11 la. tn : leave*
Huntingdon it 5.55 p m., and arrive* at Saxton
at 7.41 p. m.
DEMOCRATIC SEETISfi 1
Monday tlveulnf. reb. It.
The Democrats and Conservatives of
Bedford county are requested to meet
in the Court House, on Monday even
ing of Court wt k, (Feb. 14;.
The extravagance, fraud and trick
ery of the party in power, both Na
tional and State, demand a prompt re
buke from every good citizen.
Let there lie a go<d turn out! Rally
for Justice and the Right !
Able speakers will address the meet
ing. E. F. KERR,
fel>3w2 Ch'n Dem. Co. Coin.
DEMOCRAT IC Cor STY COMMITTEE.—
The llemocratie county committee
will meet at .he'"Gazelle Office," in
Bedford, on Monday, February 14th,
IS7O, at 3 o'clock, P. M. Every mem
ber of the committee is expected to be
present as businessof great importance
relating to the rules and government of
the party are to be discussed and sub
mitted to a county convention.
K. F. KERR,
Ch'n Rem. Co. Coin.
Calico balls are ali the rage.
The aholiti* n of the death penalty is
besi gapitaitd in this State.
Read Da YVCS* speech, 011 the outside
of to day's paper.
Valuable real estate is changing
hands j n Souu r-et.
A ru w post i ffiee has been establish
<tl at Ursina, Somerset county.
Hon. A. 11. Coffroth is Fiudlay's at
torney in the contested election ease.
An ohl maid's love letter is common
ly called a romance of the middle age.
February, most diminutive of
months, steps in with a haughty, win
try mien.
Four bears were killed recently near
S wager's Mills, Allegany county,
Md., hy a party of hunters.
The stage line between this place and
Chambersburg has been purchased by a
Mr. Long.
TheHun'ingdon muiderershave been
B'ntenced to be hung. The day for the
execution locs not yet been fixed.
The new brelge in the Narrows will
be ready for the travelling public this
week.
It is. said that one of the Hunting
don murderers is writing a lull confes
sion which will be made public in a
few .'ays.
The approaching anniversary of
Wasbii gtnn'fc birthday is to be made
ti.e occasion of a grand temperance re
vival throughout the country.
For a business man to stop advertis
ing would be equivalent to his saying:
"I have stopped business and ask no
jua ire favors of the peopie "
As sore throats are very prevalent it
may be of service to the afflicted to
know that a gargle of a little alum and
homy, dissolved in age tea, will re
lieve it.
The Altoona Tribune , claiming to be j
an independent paper, is beginning to ;
show the cloven foot of Radicalism.
1 udepeudetice in politics in a secular
p .per, is a humbug.
The name of Meyers Mills, a thriv
ing tow n on the P. A C. Railroad, in
county, has been changed to j
toai of Dale City. The place is said to
be growing rapidly.
#
Geary gave as a reason tor not at
tending the '-all on the night of the in
auguration, that "his legs were too
foil ol bullet holes to admit of such a
thing 1" 'shoo Fly!'"
Mrs. .Solomon Filler, formerly of this
place, died in Pittsburg on Sunday ev
ening last. Mrs. Filler was an esti
mable !aly, atid her death will be
mourned by tnauy friends and rela
tives here.
An incorrigible old bachelor suggests
that female suffrage would not amount
to much so far as single ladies are con
cerned, for few would admit that they
Were old enough to vote. Consum
mate brute!
TERPSICHOKEAN. — A party of the
"youth and beauty" of our town "Lip
ped the light fantastic toe" at the Bed
ford Hull, one evening last week. Ev
erything went "merry as a marriage
bell,'* and ail concerned enjoyed them
selves hugely.
We are indebted to "Adoipbus Dud
ly l>ury" alias George Rush, for la e
western pajiers and a "Guide to the
Union Pacific R. R. Lands" for which
lie will accept our thanks. Come again,
but no more ot your "tricks ou travel
era."
it is stated by some wiseacre that
the heart of a man weigh- about nine
ounces, and that of a woman about
eight. As the age increases, a man's
hear! grows heavier, und a woman's
lighter. Some girls lose theirs at six
teen.
The ScuH-Fiudiuy case w ill I* heard
before the Committee, this week. The
following Senators comjMise the Com
mittee: Randall, Lindernian, Lowry,
Brooke, Ousterhout, Brown and Al
len—four "Itepufnicaus" and three
iJemocrats. We feel as-ureil that there
is enough honor left in the Committee
and in the Senate to give the .-cat final
ly to Mr. Fiudlay to whom ii justly
belongs.
Somerse. complains of more renters
than houses. That was the case in this
place a few years ago, until our JK>O
ple found it necessary to make more
room for themselves, and the result is
that Bedford boasts to-day of thirty
five new dwelling ind business houses
more than she had two years ago.
The Huntingdon Gfofa, of last week
says, "The revival in the Methodist
church of this place continues with un
abated zeal. About seventy-five per
sons of la th sexes have sought forgi ve
ra s- of their sins, of whom fifty-seven
have applied for admission into the
church. This is one of the most suc
cessful revivals on record."
One day recently as some men were
engaged at work on Jones' Contract,
near Mineral Point.on the.'ittsburg and
Connellsville Railroad, a blast explo
ded jiermaturely, killing two men and
injuring two more. One man was
blown up in the air alioul fifty feet,
and alighted sixty feet from the place
where the accident occured. The de
ceased w ere Canadians.
NEW BAKK.—Bloody Run is to have
a bank. The stockholders are, J. M
T. Fisher, D. P. Gwin, W. P. Oroison,
W. JDorris, 11. U. Fisher, J. ISeott, G.
\V. Garretlson, and J. 11. Glazier, of
Huntingdon county, and 8. L,. Russell,
s. Nycuin, J. M. Eurodollar. J. B.
Williams, J. W. Harmful larand J. Du
bois. of Bedford county.
RAILROAD EFFORT.— At a railroad
meeting held at Somerset, on the 22nd
tilt., ?33.3-jh were sultix-ribed to build a
branch from ihe Pittsburg and Con
nelisville Railroad to that place. E
ieven meetings are announced in tite
several school distric s aooutSoin r-et,
ami a thorough canvass tor subscrip
tions is to be made. The people of
Somerset seem determined to have a
railroad.
TEMPERANCE LCTCRE.— ■On Mon
day evening last, the third of c series
of temperance It-ciures was itelivered
in the Court Hall, to a densely packed
house, by the Rev. J Q. McAtee. —
The subject, "Handmaid to Christian
ity" was a haopy one, and the lectur
er handled it with consummate skill.
The p'-ople of this place seem to have
an avYakeued interest in the cause of
temperance as is manifested from the
large crowds which these lectures
draw.
RECENT DECISIONS.— The Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, Judge Read
delivering the opinion, has recently
decided that a bond drawn in the name
of one obligor, and signed and sealed
by him and four other-, is the joint
aiul several obligations of the five per
sons. If the words are "I promise to
pay," and there <re many signers, the
instrument contains the several prom
ise of each and the joint promise of
all. _____ .
VANDALISM.—WE learn from the
Somerset Standard, that Mt.Ziou It,-
f rimd church, iu that County, was re
ceutly eiitered by some viilians and
de-ecrated in the most shameful man
ner. The carpet and a tine lal.le cloth
—a present lroni the ladies of the cou
gregati ,n—YY'ere carried off, white t; e
hymn books and a German bible Yvere
mutilated and the leaves scattered a
bout. The lajrpetrators of this heath
enish outrage should be ferreted out
and punished to the utmost extent of
the law.
NOTICE .—All persons knowing
themselves indebted to me either by
note or book account are requested to
call and settle soon, as I nee,l money,
and money I must have. Those who
givethis their immediate attention wilt
confer a great favor, and those who
neglect complying with thlmy re
quest, can blame only them-elve-> it
costs are added. Pieaae remember this
and do as yuu wish to be done by.
jaii27*'3 A. L. DEFIBAUUH.
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"A SLIGHT COLD," COUGHS.— Few
are aware of the importance of check
isg a cough or "slight cold" in its
first stage; that which in the IH
niug would yield to a mild remedy, if
n-glected, often attufiva 'he Plugs.—
' Browit's Bronchial Troches" give
sure and almost immediate relict.—
" i'lie t roches" have proved their etii
cacy by u test of many years, aad have
r-reived testimonials from many emi
nent men who have used them.
ITEMS FKIM BROAD TOP.—Miners
at and around Dudley, and ou ibe
Six Mile Run region, have been on a
strike since the 10th inst.; also 2 mines
on the Back switch, have been idle the
same time. On Tuesday, lllh, the
miners of the Broad Top, Carbon and
Cook Vein Collieries struck, but there
are hopes that tliey will resume work
soon.
1 A large meeting of miners was held
on the 10th ; between five and six hun
dred were present. A more stalwart
lot of men in a single community, I
j dare >ay can not le fount* in the coun
ty, than the dark faced miners of
Broad Top .— Huutinydon Gtobe.
BLSFB AN C,H ISC THE "POOR
WHITES." — Kd. iscul! alia* Jul.U Cess
na, in his petition in the contested e
lection case in the State iseiiale, alleges
thai some poor white people voted tor
Ftudiay and lor this rea>ou Mr. Fine
lay should be ousted Thus, this se.f
constituted nabob declares lliat indi
gent people, no matter what U< gree of
lateliigence they may pou-ess, sliad be
deprived of the-4tcred right of the bal
lot, jud because they art poor ami un
fortunate. Such is the tendency of
Radicalism. Theloil Treasury thieves
and thi shoddy aiistccrats of to-day
claim the exclusive privilege of voting
and being voted for, and the poor of the
land, who have no rights which the
rich ate bound to rcsjtect, are mere ci
phers in the government and should
be disfranchised lorever! Shauie on
the uian who would resort to such a
miserable subteriUge to jsiesess him
self of an office Which the people have
Ueclard at the ballot box be shall not
occupy.
Fresh Ground Buckwheat flour in
Store and for sale by G. 11. Osier dr to,
| jaaidiul.
Ufyt 0r ******* MtmwSi*
ALMOST A FATAL MI-TAKE.—A
Mrs. Gruff, residing east of Berlin,
while mixing up buckwheat cakes one
day last week, used arsenic instead of
soda, and did not discover the mistake
until after the eating of the cakes,
when the entire family was suddenly
taken ill. Medical aid was at once
summoned, and, at last accounts, tlte
family were supposed to beuut of dan
ger. We have not been informed
whether the poison was kept lying a
b.iut tl-.e hotts', or uh-lher it was
bought for v.da. but in either case it
shouhl serve a- a warning to house
keepers and those usually -eiiiug these
articles. — g Sumtnif f Dtinncrot.
WAK AGAINST THE CREDIT SYS
TEM. —The merchants and dealers of
Somerset county have published a card
in which they announce their inten
tion of eventually abolishing the cred
it system entirely," and give notice
that hereafter they w ill strictly adhere
to the following rules:
'"No goods soid on longer eedit than
six months.
That interest at the rate of 10 per
cent, will tie added to all accounts run
ning over due.
All running accounts will be consid
ered due and payable July 1-t and Jan
uary Ist of each year.
That we w ill not sell on credit thear
ticles of flour, grain, butler, eggs and
bacon."
11 in r hunts and dealers would
'strictly adhere' to rule- like the above
ii would lie far better fir the buyer ami
seller. 1 xpeih nee teaches every one
that lung credits are ruinous and a
raw tike to product r and consu
mer. "Pay sou go." i the :rue
jihio-phei 's - lone.
A PARTING WoRD.—We have
grown tired of printing duns in tliis
shape. Our friends in arrears are
proof again-t all suvh missiies. We
have, therefore, concluded to try a dif
ferent plan, of which due notice is
hereby given. W T e are now sending to
each delinquent subscriber a statement
of his account, with tlie proposition
that if it be paid by Feb. 19, IS7O, a
certain deduction will tie made. If not
ptid by that time, full rat?* will be
charged,payment enforced by law, and
the paper discontinued in all cases of
more than one year's arrearage. Cp
wards of ten thousand dollars of unpaid
subscriptions and advertising have ac
cumulated ou our bonks during the
last live years. This is a load we can
not carry any longer. Will our friends
a-sist us in lightening it, or must we
summon to our ai that vexatious and
detestable instrumentality, Tht Lav f
List oi Grand Jurors drawn for Feb
ruary Term, 2d Monday, 14th day, A.
!>.. IS7U.
C W Artr-am. Faremm John P Weaverling.
llixon. Axirinh BUck^am,
Samuel Wj 1 1ht-lin, J ,hn C Wright,
Ji-bG iS h VViJliim Hartley.
Alb, r Cortey, uf J , Churls stoickwao,
L-is Kixws, John Fulton.
Alex Twie, Daniel Buyer.
John Uillcpie, I:rwe! 1> ,ri.
A** Willi-m*. lisietio stiafer,
Heuty I ajlor. George W Anderson,
• i-urite M*n, Jesse Ueller.
Tubio* shafer, YVa-hiegioa Miller
List of Petit ~urors drawn for same
Term:
Aianill Dib-rt, Henry Fbafer,
Aa >* BriJeust ine, G D. Trout.
Jeriueiab Kubinett, SaijiUr-i Beekley,
J„m-. M. steek I'hi'ip Cunpett.
Dl:ie! 31 stier, Jacob Bwkley,
Ley! Hr tuiau Smue! Bender,
Sxinuei ft Feather, S-tnuel betwiler, '
Michael Wer'x. Willi* <a YY'eimer,
Alex. Ei -helberger, 1) A. T Back,
Edwin V. YVrtgbt, Uri*b Mellott,
Jauiec lirnwilen. John Sh*ir.
Js ph C May, JacobS Brown.
Ileury Boor, Richard '1 Fo",
C W Mopre, Wei-ley X Uoarsare,
Martin Boor. Jacob H YVright,
J . me* B B Cessna, J 'bu JJiabelberger,
Siepnen McCreary, Michael ffiilegas,
1.- ac K Little, Cafper strcup.
Adutn tiuyer, Jauitss A Horton.
Draw n and certified, at ILdlord, the
13, h day of Jan., A. R., I*7o.
At test: Is AAC K ENSIXGER,
J. U. Fish r, WM. KIRK,
Clerk. Jury Corns.
f. b3w 2
The Fn-emasons of France, as well
a of Norway and .Sweden, have refus
ed to give the grip u the King ot Pru—
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if A Ml IE I).
JAME C —SCHIEFfEH —At the residence "f th*
Bri te'g }>ren's. "U Joi 27 b.'ytheKev J. Q
M A fee. M'. Jltr rv .Jnu>f 6> VI < Sophi* s ■ i>f
fr >t-usrht-r i-f It nry Sshs.ff-r, ml of Friends
C •*. BDT R<l CITI'V. P I
<- IIA FF EH -1C K RS_ On the 23-i inst.. by lb*
Ear C. I' Uiltnvn, Mr. he <rse >V 6b ff.-r and
MissAtnsii'i I k">. botbof Union tp., this county.
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1)1 Eh,
LEADER— At his rest 1no in Pokegta. Can
county, Michigan. Dr Henry Leader, aired 48
years. Cbatnbersburi PIPERS please copy
|Utr gVslwtiscracnts.
\ NNL ALIKEPORT OFTHITAUDI-
A Tons oF BEDFORD CD'MI ,
ISAAC MESGEL, E"j . 7reantr.r of ftedford
C**uuty in nrwith raid C**Hnty from Ainu.
ary 7th. .4. O 1869 to January SO., A. It. 187''.*
TREASURER, OH.
TU ba.anm in Treasury at last cetde
ment $11603 31
Tu mi -uut f t-i* received from uid col
lect RS. ft- fulli.wa:
John Keuiery, M-bell-bur; b.r.. 29 69
I-aae 11 Ear. e.T, Bedford tp 4 Oil
JACOB Ex aa-. LONDONDERRY tp 281 56
6. s. Huek, Liberty tp 60 #8
Soi.imou Bar ey, VI. W- dberry tp 297 15
1(> awimai leevuel on unpud tun i..r
LS'-S, pta EI LA TUE BAU is ot JUPIRTI
ot toe Fence i *r collection:
JOHN A BUMP, LIAIIIPI.UIFF OOROU.H and
Unleiaio tp... ,77. 55 73
Ifaae Kin- r. .i eri rp „ 66 ;;4
• > i. iatu A I..in*. JS •uib.uui'' n 'P 13 7S
J Ji-ob urcimeuian, .d. W -"iio-rr, tp 297 20
David Point*, B iliord tp 512
D. A. I'iauk, at CM NII.E M.R 15 59
s s Fine*. SUA: u b.ir i 9 at
IN AUTUMN received TRIM tb SEVERAL
luansbip- beture PLACING LIS:* ol un
paid taxes M :HE B>|lD, of Justices of
the Peace:
bed I rd borough 1756 13
Bed lord tp 2974 46
it ond. Kuu b HI 733 87
Broad T -p tp 953 o2
Coleiia e oor • lb6 45
Cue am tp 204 l 79
Cuuibcilatid Old tp 18s6 46
Uariiiaiu t, 804 33
Hupewr 1 tp 12MI 9o
Juoia.'a tp 826 12
LTM rty tp 853 52
Li.n'iunderry 1179 22
Mouroe 1262 24
.Napier tp 2179 10
I'ruvtdeuce L. tp o2 69
Fr rid-BM VV tp loss 60
Haiusoorg bor-j 238 s6
S- beiltburg buro 369 50
SaXlon born 209 o4
sc CiJM'avii e i< -re 141 36
M. Clair tp 2I u9 42
snake Sp I!.; tp 1119 93
tviutU.iiu, too to V'.i9 48
1 iiiuu ip 11a.t 55
W..odbe:iy M. tp 3-.au 6J
k iiuiiu'. try b-.ru 297 4b
W oon berry S. tp 3903 85
lu amuo. r.ee d ou utipal i ill!.- piand
lb li e i.*r d.- ol Jukticct ol the I'm c
tor ra.itci.ou:
John A. lietea, Napier tp 523 io
3Utt- rtiscmruts.
Je-*ie H-'ffuian. Snake Spring 'P 131 0.1
| jarnes Ces-na Cumberland \ alley ip 217 04
W itliaßi B Lam bright, Union l P l-> 5 00
dam** Ca oell, Monro* tp 140 On
! J,.bn McCnary, B dlord tp 0 " 00
Adorn HvlvrSaa, Wowdberry S. tp *>ll 67
j Jacob L. A.fright, Looilmiderry tp 1-5 32
John B Fiuck. H >p*weU tp 120 00
j David Mider. Harrison tf 35 00
J hti A Gut. p. hi--dy hun bor |< ,-,3
Jin C'. i i;anh Broad Top tp 500 no
Mici uei F Sto. k. d'oodoerry bor.. 75
Jo . ph -nowden, Woxlberry M tp lts-t 00
A *.t S*-pe, Coiedale bor 36 5j
; 1.-aiati Mot i*. st Cut r tp fit 3$
iirnry Geyer, Juniata tp 36U 00
J - Soph ii.-ber. Providence M. tp 119 61
! Pel. i 11-wait. Sch-' is burg born .-.J lb
J-din 11 .!■ erbauut, I'oleraiu tp 124 00
Jnu A Gump. Rvicsbuig b..ro. 24 00
J. Lu Cains. Providence E tp 200 00
To Cuit- rte'd fr -m James McDuna.d....* 100 00
To taxes rte'd .m un--eat*d lands If no
X., am JU tol ten day tax ret d ail
Total reee pt* $43,407 96
TREASURER, CR.
By am >unt paid Jurors during the
Grand Jury, p'et.ruary lerin: ljiS 39
Petit " " - 329 04
Jurors a-.journed Cou r t. Feb'y Terra... 314 2l
Grand Jurois, AprilTvrin 138 26
Peril '* ~ " 367 02
Jur r> lidj urned Court. Ju y 372 43
Graud Jury, September Ittai IM 62
Petit " " " .. 34 4->
Ju ors adj .-iriied Court. Sept 3.,;; aft
Grand Jury November Tefm ~ '79 36
Petit " " *' 401 62
i By ••ui.uiiiof >uuJry che as <i.au b_v
the C- uiu-hsioneis as loliuws:
i Cou.i Crier l'ij 31
Tip Staves - I=6 99
tt H.iaus K ra, -e. vice.-as Jury vontm'r 9l0
1,-aac Keiisi. ger "
Mums Points, special services " ii tU
Jeo. li. 1 isiief, tilers to Jury Con in is... 49 Ju
. ns ani.a . urns . 714 94
ft.-ad V lews la 00
l,ii,; r e nts aiu vi t euses c 9 t>
... js mowing a.-ses .ueut.- 46. (I-
Ke D S rat.on ol . ote.e uioler new . cgia
ir,. ..aw - 600 50
tse r„c h it.., svru.es as e ouinrissioner IT lis
I'ele. *'n. n irton ** 160 2i
r-aii . P. ticeg.e 11 " ib& 00
i i'ail! iroWsa.e •* " f8 l>o
M ti I > n.icosy " " 32 00
oa. b dris , tree ttug bridge at lJOvt 0-.
I ar! i. y erect.ug bridge at JSivMiers' .wu 300 00
tiecmg ori ige iu Deli'.rd tp 2si9 00
liau i D i.ecu, * lor in St C air tp. 3ull 00
Wn.iam Os.er " ~ " 43d oO
i.ec-id if'-oks l->r Protbonotary'l 08ce... 2.<J la
J M D.ckeis u tee-and per cenUge on
cm.ee.ion 170 u3
r-be iff Keysei 00-rding and Conveying
prisoners to Western Peiiiteuiiarv 244 46
Rvbert ateckinau noaiuiug p.isohera and
Fu.noiouing jurors 1049 77
Robert Merku.au conveying prisoner! to
Peu.teuliary audUouseol Ibeluge 324 40
Attorney s si lary t-. Com mission is luo <0
Meyers d auverus t.g Jul 20
•- •• prinung O.auKs 277 00
John Lutz advertixiug 443 16
r>. L Russet! services as counsel 100 00
Jubu G. J:tuber salary as Cieik 340 00
U h cbannoti, Esq. ices at Prutu .notary 101 04
II J llrliUelsOU, cuitilug, paving and
erecting CVuri li. use 640 67
c-biroe a dorua.i rai.in;, I r Cou.i itouse
steps ..... ..... 200 00
Mr. i .Vlurn- craning uuicvs r.l turn
li oU&e 43 74
fbar.es Me. w.oe eer> iCeo as Ja .i.or 62 70
Josl.Ua slower lepalnag Loan li /asa X
Ja. 37 13
Joshua Mi*aer ereaolug aau repaifrog
eeuri m use 42 74
Mood, C a. and pine lor f- nil iiuuse A
dan 133 42
J L be.* .* g .I,
M Ic, I,V.r-pal l ill uup.l a.es auu I.X
lelaaueu US 06
to-la ol l.qa.sl.lao in c.*se ol four aau
ssaiiii vs. oTo a ue'ii...............147 if
f osis el Jurt.Ces oo CUt.eC lu 0 laXe- 24 a4
f sis IU Ci.u.Uloi.WeailC ca.-.c i 8 7 71
Costs ol tiaidi g L- r nei a iaquesis 26 13
hu. iu e tni ttiu sti i nmu.i. B ui.iiiia ap
p. 124 94
Man ialu.. a piisuuers a. \S istern Peu'y, af4 74
... edicai uri-i. daii e up iu pris iner5.,...... 6 00
It. M 4au-u.iU e u t aualilug aceuUuv of O.
it, Mian ii u,
Ao.e tisin s lot Uuseaieu .anus u„t sold.. 31 Oo
tsecpiua lumw eat nouse oi Relugc ..... 96 90
it. J. fren ,viSi.n services as appraiser of
Pool Xf'Use Usui ages. If fiQ
aba ii aordau uo do do 14 00
; Jouu i uiiou do do do 22 01
i>. ueuoaugn, h-.bouug prisoners 3 74
Reiuiogcr auu heej i* sues.f.g h rse
tUleves 47 20
Mlu Ju. liaii, tees iti Coin .g. o|b-0u... 2tl 60
Al. . ttl.tuej inieie. i u|i u ,w J- oo
Juu Stn p.tn.aiidiaUerest on vouuiy losa 44.' 0"
■ übu Mowury loieierl on 10an............... 96 bO
i Bists oaa r per oiuor of fuQiiuisShtuers
en County frcasuier 2792 77
I Money oveija don saOscripli. nto 0. idg 2f 4L
J- uu U I Saei uiaS'Ug uulirl uupi.Cr.tS
ai.u ceiouuieul ..sl.-„ yj Uj
J. LB 'j t isue. seivice B [ Sjiec a, c uris .6 1.0
I Pus.age. veiegtauis SA.4 slali .ery 36 39
1 41 i.j ne.i - a 'j -s lor ouufi Louse 26 4o
laX Übpl.ca es to. .-69 11 4
i r. ner a coo 2 oois. o| e.U".-ul 7 up
insurance ou Loare ii' Use slid Jail 74 0
sr liuui a4l c4l o.lin nare ifc-vs ......... 14 0o
II a. - ley a rie Ij.r fc o-ds tor f. tiu aSe.. 36 12
b-si.i* .ueiWioe w,.a a. C-.urt House... 9 JO
il M ue.as. essci canvas lor du r ilea es- 4 2e
i a - I uaceo ea load tsi en unsealed
i-uus 2 40
llaasuie. 3 C Ural -ssloii f.r io3 1000 Oo
" leos iowu 00
LJ -UI 1-ul , a.'i La t-i.te Tieasuier ;io7;i #.
vv i.iiaui u,.w.cs, r' .or
Lo-.-e i rea.ure. 4oOU 00
i-rp Uus oi auu..la B atleoU 1 1*6 00
f. ISO . s Salary .. - 300 00
.la sul j-4il lur.itii -lie Wiuea .cuUiug
• al is 6 00
. i uery 2J "0
, * uses oi CoaUlj I .sl.vU C 9> -0
uttin i.'lel 1-li, Me tower ... 44.3 64
cpiiug •• 321 7o
bpeisi eiecti .n iu flarr. swu
L.Wasbii. 10 00
Twist cr-.di s a $39441 00
Receipt. 433407 9#
Expenditures 39441 oO
liai-oe in Treasury ~.. ...flnfi-'ti 96
Ain-unt of taxes in the bands of old col
lectors.. 471 74
Amount I l U< paid iaXes in tile baods of
Justices -.1 ibe Peace t-<r 1668 47 94
Aui >ußl ol unpaid laXes in tbe bands of
Justice* id toe Peace for, 1*69 6404 03
Total fTnJi >3
Monty owed by Bedford County:
J win. 41.1, On U"le .■■■■■ ••••*.......SiJutil* 01)
J bn Ri mmery. ou note 2000 00
John Jrowery, on aote 600 00
Total ..ssßl/0 UO
LEi'FURD CGLMY. &. vj.
foe tudtiv uudtlois oi ssld county do
beieoy eeiiily, tnat iu puisnancc of tne acts of
/i-.tlirf'-y in iliuil laser Uia?|e aUli provided, lliej
met al ihe f 'Uii H use, to Ihe Borough ol iieu
f -id, and uid audit and a ijust ibe accounts ol
ISAAI Sis.vutL, i.tasurei i.f said c lunty. tor toe
ytai A. ii- 61'9 as ascertained to .be long -lug
Siatemeuis, and lusv Uoy Ua's ex unine 1 toe
loiegulug aeeooots uue to a.id - wed oy said c .u.i
ty, auu iiisi tbey ua.e 1 .'U-ii ine same to oe cor
rect. |
W t ess our bands tbi-s 6tb day of January A |
D. loin. 6- VV flip,
41 A liCN XEK.
Ui N lUCuifiK. j
J. M. RLVNOL.'S. Cierk.
To the Auditor General of Peunsgivania:
i reuru.t r in ..ccouut witu its t ouiuijuweui-bi ut
Peunsy .vauis l. "UI January 81U, 1009 fo Janu
ary fr.b, teiu;
/7.'AA4e ttt-R, I>R-
To amount ul Uveru and restaurant Li
censes - $.50 60
To ainwuul ul leiaiicrs neeu5e5.............. 9. 1 40
J UEASC tit ti, CR.
By tre.vsure.'s jter ceulage 87 91
Ly easb paid •• Ul. U. olcboliX,
services ar Associate Judge... 366 00
By eastl paid G. M.fjdmp, !"F
services as Asswo.aie Judge... 345 30
Ey Peuetou* Di(.o 00
ty c.asU pa.d lor printing 2j 20
BEDFuRD COTNTY, S. 3.
foe undersigned uud.iurs of said county do j
be. coy ce.lUj lu illa j ui -uaace of tue act of
eeuibiy la rucii Ca.-e's made and pr .vifed. vbey ,
met *1 tue Court fionsc, m luc Lorougb ut ted
f '.u, a .dulf audit and aUJUsI tile acouuliis oe
IWtvu tsaae ktiVlitL, tiewsdier ol said County
and itt' com .. i.wea u oi Penney lvut*, iisce!-
lul ed ... tne luil „..log • a.einent.
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IN.STA PE OF DAVID tilK'K, dtv'd.
Lutters of Altuioistration up m th Estate
o: V i vid Buck late of West Providsnoe town
ship, deu d , bavtug been granted tho uo
by the Register of li jdtord County. , persons
indebted to saiu Estate are ri*^ a otet| Q,
payment, ai.d tbo*e ti;iv't s claim*. In present the
gamo lor settlement, to
J'.IN ATBAN BUCI . Adta'r,
orbU Attorney, Ei*ara f. Korr, Beitord, Pa.
feb-3*6
llotu'fg, ul.
OFFICE H. -t B. T. M. 11. It. CO.,
4U Walnut Street, *
PHIL.IDtLSBIi.
The Annua! Meeting of tbe Stockholders of the
Huntingdon an I Broad Top M untain Railroad
and Coal Company. i 1 be held at the office of
tbe Company, ott TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l*t
IS7O. at II o'clock. A M . when an ele-tinw wili
be held for a President and twelve Directors for
the ensuing year. 1. P AERTSEN, See'y.
j*nlS*3.
I ivr OF"CAUriES PUT DOWN
I j F'">!i TRIAL AT FEBRUARY TERM, IH7O,
( Hth day )
Frederick Miller v* John Mcllwaine.
Middle ft'oodberry tp.. i s Epbraim LongeueeJrer
et al
Sophia W Mallin vs George Mallin's Ex'rs.
J M Shoemaker A Co.. v* William A. Powell.
George ft - Gump. E*a . vs Philip Lebselter.
Certified January (otb, 1870.
isuldwi JOHN P. REED. Pr-.tby.
VA.MES OF APPLICANTS for
Tv Tavrn and Restaurant License*. at Feb
ruary Sesafob*. (2nd Monday, I4tb day)
Micbsel Ott, Bhtody Run bor.. Tavern
ft iliiani Weimer, Clearvflle, Monroe tp . "
Jobn K Ready. Coaldale bor , "
Levi Manges. Juniata tp , *•
Isaac M-ngel. Bedferd bor ; -
ftiiiisniM Pearson, ft'oodberry bor .
William A Peterson Union tp . "
Henry Rose. C*r,trevilie,
ftidiaai Spiers. C.aid ale bor, "
A iexai der Taylor Broad Top tp., •'
O'lb.imt ll A Manly. Bridgeport, Londondery ••
Ada ui t Caru, Bedford bor.. Restaurant
John Id-iris, " •
Jacob Bnrnhart. ** <
J .Iju P We.verling. Bi'widy P.ua bor.. Tavern
sno B Amick. St CI • irM . de.
Cei rfiel.J nuarv 2dth. 1 b7O
j. iA7 a d " JNO P. REED, CFk.
I IsT <>F C.\F.SEs put down for
J J Trial at the Xpert i! February Ttrai.
•■oil. (2n ii day.)
Middle vt -idberry tp.. vs Btssler A Longeneekor.
Thomas Growdeu vs AnUioald B air et al.
ibsme vs Same.
Charle* )V Colvin r? ft'oi. J Rvck et al
George Rnade* vsEiwarl A F -tkler.
Frc lericka Miller vs John M flwaine.
Soi-t.ja ft J1 jjiin v- Ge<rge Mul'in's Executors.
J M Shoetiiiker v* ftiilitu A. Poaeil
Ge-irge ft Gump vs Philip L'-bselter
W. B Huffman vs George ft Gamp.
Uvnry D M >,-k vs Kin. H 'turners.
Alex McGrtgor - Adm rv ft'tn A Reininger
i- iih Coiiin? widow and children vs Ehxa Col
lins et al.
Shannon and Aidsudt vs Emily and A. J. Crie
man
Jobn B. "Weaver vs Jobn Bow-er
Same vs Same.
Barnard Ciabaugb vs Isaiah Mills
Win. M Lloyd. Indorsee, Ac., vs Hopewell tp.
Scholo District.
J bn B Weaver. Trus-ee vs John Bowser
William Bowles vs George Stucky et al.
Certified. January IS. 1470.
jan27w4. ' J SO. P. RERD. Prot'y
IX BOISTER'S X< >T ICE —A lrper
l\ sons interested, are hereby notified that the
toiiowing accountants have filed tbeir accounts in
the Register".-Office of Bedford county, and that
tbe same will be presented to the Orphans' Court,
in ami for said cona'-y. on Tuesday the 15th day
of Feb . next, at the Court liouse, in Bedford,
tor confirmation :
The account of IF n. Aohn Ce*-*a. Executor ol
the i.i-t wili an 1 testament of Mrs Kite Ham
n ond. late of Bedford B ,rough. deecaed,
TL A-> an! ot Giver E Shannon, tiusriianot
J-.-k- > Mill* -rid sari!; E Mills, minor children
• , John Mills, laic i t M mr .e township, deceased
Th- ui ' 1 0 E Shannon, tluariian of
■; '■ i. idroii i.) Samuel H Tate late of
Bedford B,rough, d vea-ed.
Tne .-c uui of John T Keagy. Guardivn of
Emm ift Richirl Mt. Henry ft', and E uory
ft S mci .ilie minor .-biidren of Abner Somer
viile. I ne of Sou hainpton township, deceased.
Toe account of J ihn A Gump. Executor of toe
lu-t wili and lestament of Keoeca Ritcbey, late
of ft est Providence township, deceased.
Tbe a-count of John T Keagy, to sell
ibelteil E-'ate of Henry Brsht, late of Cum
berland Valley township, deceus- d.
The account of John P Keei. Guardian of
E mund Schell. uiiiw r son of ED. Sehell, late
•■I in R-to gh j I Sjfiei.sburg. deceased.
The aeooant uf John P. Keed Guardian of
Jacob fa t-ebell, miDor s->n of E D. Schell, late
• 1 the Borough of stbellsburg. deceased.
The ace .unt of Samuel ft'hip and Martin B-irtx.
Administrator* of ihe Es'ute of Frederick Bortx.
late of Cumberland Valley totenship, deceased.
The first account of Frederick Hillegas*, Ad
ministrator oi tbe Estate ol John Coriey, Jr..
late oi Juniata township, deceased.
The account of A M. Horn and D. J Horn,
Administrators of tbe Es'ate of Andrew Ham!
lute of St C!*ir township, 'jeeeoaed
The aoCuuot of J<i,a p. Reed, Trustee to *ell the
Re*! Estate ut Juoao H -wr-are late of Southamp
ton township, deceased
The account of John Ficke*. Administrator of
the Estate of John W Ficke*. late of Union tp.,
dece sad.
The account of Th ima* J Croyle. Aiministra
tor of the E- aieof Toomas 01 Jhsm. Esq . late of
I nion township, deceased
JOHN P REED. Register
HERIVv -b SALES.— Ry virtue of
I ijl sundry writs of V, ■iditmai Expanse, Fieri
i F r/-, and ljiv,r\ Facias to me directed, there
| will be expurtal to -*le, by public vendue ur i.ut
| toy, ai the C-mrt U iu.-e. in the B iruugh of Bed
: f rJ, on baturdoy ioe IJ b day of February. A.
j i> ls7o. at 10 i clock, a. in., the fallowing de
| senbed Real Heine, to wit :
Aii Defendant's uiiere.-t ia and to two lots of
i gi uiid, tpiuti.-g It-i test on Main St., and run
; mug baa uan oliey HO teat with a two story
j frame b iue. irainc shop w-.h bouse, sm -ke house
! and 1 'g -.able ttiert'O.l erec.ej. a-ij lining lots of
| H Vi .it -entier aud Geo. en .ffer, aiao two back
j tuis (routing on an alley IfiJ feet and running
b*ck 210 feet, adj iiuiug iuo> of A J. Koboin?
; and \ui M Oiel.o ,tl. Situate in Kainsburg Bur
| ougb. beiiiord county and iasen in execution as
; the property oi A C Vnughan
j ALSO— AiI defendant Win. Bennett's interest
in an 1 ; • a tract of land situate in >ou: Dauiptou
town-hip, Bedford County, a i joining Moses iewel:
mi tUe .N r;u, and Jauii-s NurtUcraU on the Has
and M Ui. Lash ley oil the IV esl containing ltkl
acret, ui re ur has, with 1 g house, stable and
otner out buildings tbcr<on erected, also an ap
, pie or-jtiard toereo.i, about fit) acres cleared and
uudorcultiva ion, seized aud taken in execution
j as tbe property of Win Rennet
WM. KEYSER, Sheriff
Sheriff's office, Bedford. Jan. 2uth 1870.
COURT PROCLA.MATION.—7b
/ the Coroner, the Jnsticfi of the Ptare. ani
Vinstaller in fi * Jijfcrtut To tea skips it. the
| Z'-'Hiyuf Bedford. (Ire,ting; ks.v r*, that
i in pursu mee of a precept to use directed, under
| the band and eaaS of the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING. president of tbe several CourUuf Common
Plea., H. the loth Tisilict. consisting of the cun
| ties of Franklin, Fulton, Bt-dford and Somerset,
and by virtue of his office of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer an l General Jail Delivery forthetriai of
capital aud other offenders therein, and the Gen
eral Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
G W. GIMP, andWipuvHU EIVBOLT*. Judges of
the si me Court u= :n c atue County of Bedford,
y.,0 and c..- b of you, are hereby required to be
atiJ :.fpur in your proper persims wi h your Rt*
cords Recognizances, Examinations, and other
Remembrances, before the Julge aforesaid, at
Bedford, a' a Court of Oyer and Terminer and :
General Jail Delivery and General Quarter Ses- j
sions the peace therein to be boiden for thecoun- j
ty if Bedford, aforesaid, on the 2 1 Monday or
Feb a iru bcag the\hth dap,) DS7O, at 10 o'efoei, ]
in the forenoon of that day. there and then to do ;
tho-o , tii Qgs to whic.i your several offices appertain
Given under my hand and sea! the 2t'th day of
January, in tne year of our Lord. ltvO.
WILLIAM KEYSER,
SHEUIFF'S OFFICE. 1 Sheriff, i
Bedford, Jan . 2u. IS<VO. j w4
A ATTENTION!—'Tne |
,~\ Afsossurs of the several districts of Bedford
o,<u y arc tiereby requested to meet the Board •
of Ootnoiissiooers at t..u;r itfi e. In Bedford, On
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 16th , to receive ,
the b • •*", instructions, Ac , fur the assessment
for the year 1 STO Ail are enjoined to be present j
Bv order of the Board,
j ir-Twd .INO.G FISHER, Clerk
r pitUTEE ACCOUNT (or wm fir ma.
X tion at February Term oftheOrphans'CouTV
oi Redfoad county, loth February,
The acceuut S Joßn T Keagy. Trustee |
fvvr ths sale of tne real estate of Henry Brant,
late of Qduvheriand Valley township, dee'd.
de iflwfl JNO P. REED, RogT.
IS IT YOU? —To those of our pa- j
trons, who have prompt;J called and settled i
their accounts, vre return oar thanks. There
are ohcrs, however who ha re carelessly negiect
edthtsdqt. Js ft T'U ' l'lease reflect, and if i
it is, remember that if your account, if of four ■
months standing, is not closed by C<i*h or .Y oi*. |
before tbe Ist. of Feb lb?®, you will ash us for >
further credit aftej thsl "R pain i,( being refused,
aud tha'wa shall proceed to enforce settlement
bv law without further notice, we mean busi
ness U voq oan't pj us, you can give yoar ub
ligation to pav, and thus close yur account.
janlA'.buil. G. K. QsTER A CO.
\\T M. LLOYR,
TT • BANKER.
Transacts a General Banking Business, and makes
collections on all accessible points in the I Liltd '
States
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, SIL
YEK.STCixUING and CONTINENTAL
tXCHANGE Bob GUT AND SOLD.
T S HLVEN EE Stamps of all descriptions al- :
ways on bai-d.
Aeeoanu of Merchants. Mechanics Farmers and j
ali others - jlicite 1.
Interest allowej on time Deposit.*.
janl3,'7otf. '
£al u
\r ALUABLE FAI
VATE SALE —Tbe s*
sale a gK"(l improved farm. .
,Spring township, Bedford count
from Mt DalU* station, on tbe
Broad top Railroad, containing \
atone laud, about lSliacrea cleared
fence (HOO panel* port fence), ant _ce
well timbered having thereon ,j large
Frame Hou-e, large Bank Barn and alt necessary
out-building*. i o'ever-failicg Spring* ot water.
3 Orchard*. 2 good tenant house* and a g' od Saw
Mill. Tbeabor* mansion farm is in a g'od state
of cultivation, and i* well calculated for 2 farm*.
For farther particular*, address the subscriber,
HENRY HEKsIIBERGER,
yatsSmS* Bloody Run, Fa.
IJUBLIU SAI*E OF VALUABLE
X REAL ESTATE —On MONDAY, FEB
7th, ls7o, the uudeisigned. Adm'r of tbe estate of
Wm Eraxier, late of Juc.ata :p . dee'd. by vir
tue of an order of :be Orphans' Court of Bedford
county, will sell at public sale, on tbe premises
ail that farm a d Traut of Land, of wbteb aid
dee'd died eeiied. sitnute in tbe township of
Juniata, aforesaid, containing 365 acre*, 26
perches, about 5b acres cleared, having thereon
erected a dwelling bouse and barn and necessary
outbuildings, with an orchard thereon ; adjoining
lands ot the undersigned, Samuel Ficgit ft m.
Rinsey, James Burns, ft'rn Mckinaey and Jonas
r-bulti. Term* ; one third to remain a charge
upon tbe promises Jur to tbe liletime of the
widow the interest payable annual;} to her, and
at ber death th< principal to the beits, one third
in baud at confiruiati-'u i f sale, and tbe r*main
ing third in two equal annual payments thereat"-
ter S-te to begin at 10 o'clock, A. M of said
day. possession will be given at once.
Janfiwt JAMES ft' FRAZIER. Adm'r.
r |a a X X ERY fokSALiTvhl* EXT.
X —The subscriber offors for sale or root, his
1 .unery with Baik Mill and Tool* : *i*, his fine
* re room torrent. Possession given >.n the Ist of
April, 1*571' This property is located in the
horougn of Sobell-burg. Bedford county an ex
tc.leui location for both store and tannery For
further particulars, address
JOHN S SCH2LL,
jtti6ni3. Sehelieburg. Pa.
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE -
Dy virtue of an order of the Orphans" Court, the
undersigned will expose to sale, at public woe I ion,
on F'KLMY, tbe 11.h day of FEbKUAh V. IsTO.
on the promises, iu Bedford township, a uetirable
farm, aujlining lands of John tj. Sprout, Jons
then Diehl, Jacob Shartzer Susan Carney and
others, containing SO acres, about 7l>acrescleared
and under tence, iu acres of which is good mead
ow. Tbe improvement* area one and a ualfstory
log dwelling bouse, log burn.aud other building*
Also a large orchard of cb-ioe apple, peach and
eberiy trees- The above farm is in & good neigh
borhood and within a mile oi Bedford
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said day.
J ft' LINtiE-NFKLTKR.
Adm'r of Mrs. Georgians R. Reamer, dee d.
janJUwi.
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deeldmS. PbiUiHl • ma.
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deeryt BF. HARRY. AGENT.
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