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Homo and Around.
HUNTINGDON AND BROADTOPR.R.
-WI.tTIR ARBASOEMKSr.-TIMFTABI.It. — Oi SDJ
f., r Sipt. I ">th, passenger trains will arriveand
depart asfollows:
Mail Train leaves Mi Dallas at 11 .00 p. "J-*"'*
rives at Huntingdon at_4 2# Vmi ! v Hunt
ing lon at 8 40 a. m.. and arrive? at Mt Dallasat
.Acrom'n Train leaves Saxton at 8 20 a. m ,
an I arrives at Huntingdon, at 10.10 a m;leavet
Huntingdon at 5 55 p. m., and arrives at feaxton
at 7 41 p. m.
Court is in session this week.
A bakery has been established in j
this place.
McConnellsburg has ordered a new
fire engine.
A new planing mill is being erec
ted in Altoona.
Those who advertise most have most ;
success in business.
Representative Longenecker is in
town, attending court.
$40,400 have been subscribed to build .
a branch railroad to Somerset.
The .Methodists of McConnellsburg
are going to build a new church.
The "Fifteenth Amendmentists" >
are having a religious revival in Hun- j
tingdon.
The lawyers of this place have a law
lie-brary in the court house. Quite j
natural.
We are indebted to Senator Find j
lay and Representative Longenecker
for official documents.
The Johnstown Tribune has Akers as j
agricultural editor. The Perches are
not taken into account.
A proposition to make the legal rate
of interest 7 per cent, is before the
Legislature cf this State.
Wendell Phillips thinks William I
Penn would have been a 4 dough face'-
had he lived in New England.
The Presbyterians of Cumberland j
have inaugurated a movement for the j
erection of a new church edifice.
The Huntingdon murderers have
both made confessions, hut as one flatly
contradicts the other, the presumption j
is that they both lie.
Over one hundred persons have pro
fessed religion during the revival in j
the Methodist church at Huntingdon. I
The revival still continues.
Ten bushels of suckers and catfish
were caught at one haul in the Junia
ta in Huntingdon county, recently.—
What has become of the fLh law ?
A little child about two years old
was strangled to death in Altoona, by
a small screw which i: had put into its
mouth slipping into its throat and
lodging there.
Governor Geary has ordered the ex
ecution of the murderers of thePeight
al family, in Huntingdon county, to
take place on Friday the 9th day of
March next.
The Bloody Run military company
has adopted the name of the "Russell :
Zouaves," in honor of our former
townsman, Hon. A. L. Russell, now j
Adjutant General of the State.
The Legislature is considering the
propriety of repealing that section of
the registry law that abolishes spring
lecti<*ns. Better repeal the whole
t <ing.
Or. the 4th inst., tie house of Henry
<"la jr, of Union township, was totally
■destroyed by fire. Very little of the
furniture was saved.
Scarlet fever prevails in some dis
tricts of this county. In Napier, on
Saturday last, Peter Hull buried two
•children in one grave, who had fallen
victims to this dreadful disease.
"Three card monte" and other fash
ionableswindles are much in vogue in
Harrislmrg this winter. This is ac
counted for or.ly fro in the fact that the
Legislature is in session now.
Bloody Run wants a good cooper ;
better behaved juveniles at religious
a building association; —
somebody to kill its cursed canines,
and other thr&gs too numerous to men
tion. What an aspiring village it is !
A verdant youth of .Meadville sent
a dollar to New York for a method of
writing without pen and ink. He re
ceived the following inscription in large
letters : Write with a pencil. Sold agai r,
and another sucker's dollar taken in !
(Call the next!
At a recent donation party at the
house of a minister, in an adjoining
comity, some rascally wag left a saelc of
sawdust done up in imitationof flour.
That fellow ought to l>e d-oomed to
repent in sawdust in a clime where the
thermometer runs high!
Two men entered an ore mine near
Mount Union, Huntingdon county, a
few days since, carrying lamps. A
spark from one of the lamps fell into a
box of powder, and a fearful explosion
o<vurred, killing one man instantly and
mortally wounding the other.
The Huntingdon G/o6esays, "There
is a rumor that the devil appeared in
a mush-pot, in this place, one evening
last week." They must be punishing
an awful lot of bad whisky in that
place. Corn in the shape of mush nev
er causes men to see spooks.
The "roosters" at Harrisburg have
dropped their feathers considerably
since Geary vetoed the infamous Metro
politan Police swindle. Their last at
tempt to get up a respectable crow
lias been pronounced a sad failure.—
What proves a discomfiture to the
"rooters" i a blessing to the people.
A son of Rev. Logue, living on Clear
ridge, was killed on the morning of j
the Ist inst., by his horses run
ning away. It seems that by some
means they became unmanag<*able,
and in endeavoring to check their pro
gress, by leaning too far over the dash
board, he fell to tlie ground and the j
wagon passed over him; he survived
but a short time.
George Reiraund, Tailor, will utc
and make clothes cheap—has for t-a'e
groceries and dry goods. He promises
to sell ladies' shoes very cheap, f< r
cash. Please call on him aud be con
vinced.
PERKINS & HOUSE'S NON-EXPLO
SIVE LAMP is absolutely safe Itoth
frotfn breaking and • \ plosion, gi\e*
twice as much light as ordinary lamps
and uses 38 per cent. less oil ! gives off
no odor and lasts u life time, will burn
oil or fluid with safety and is sold only
on these conditions by Hartley & Metz
ger, agents for Bedford county.
This is given as the original "Shoo
Fly," as written by Maearthv, in 1865:
I feel. I terl. I feel I shall go wild.
I teel. I feel. I fe l likeacrizy boy ;
I feel I feel as happy as a child
I feel, I feel my heart an full * f j'y.
Chorus —So shew 9v. don't bodder me,
My g I s come back, so I ve been tole ;
Shew fly. don't bidder me.
But give to me my duinpHn' whole.
The other day a friend of ours met
an enthusiastic fellow from the rural
districts, and received the following
doubtful invitation to visit the coun
tryman. Says A. to our friend :—"lf
ever you come within five miles of
where I live, I want you to stop there /"
Our friend thinks he will. We would.
For an Irritated Throat, Cough or
Cold, "Brown's Bronchial Troches''
are offered with the fullest confidence
in their efficacy. They have been thor
oughly tested, and maintain the good
reputation they have justly acquired.
As there are imitations, be sure to ob
tain the genuine.
SUDDEN DEATHS,—On last Satur
day, John H. Walter, constable of Un
ion township, while going home from
a sale which he had held, was sudden
ly attacked with illness and died in a
few minutes in the sled in which he
was traveling.
Mrs. Moorehead, wife of William
Moorehead, of St. Clair township, died
the other day after a brief illness of a
bout fifteen minutes. She had been
enjoying good health before the sud
den attack which terminated in her
death. Surely, "in the midst of life
we are in death."
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.—Last Fri
day, Sheriff Keyser, and his jury, to
gether with a number of invited par
ties, held an "inquest ' on a Mengel
House dinner. A number of the legal
fraternity were present for the pur
pose, no doubt, of determining whe her
the thing came within the rules as laid
down by Blackstone. Never have we
seen a set of lawyers take hold of a
"case" with such alacrity, and for the
first titne in our existence did we be
hold the extraordinary anomaly of a
dozen or more legal minds agieeing u
nanimously. Not a law point was rai
sed; no inquisitoria' cross examination
was gone through with, but lawyers,
jury, editors, officers and clerks, mani
fested an undivided disposition not to
"condemn," but to "extend" to mine
host of the Mengel House their con
gratulations for the magnificent repast
placed before them, and inwardly
yearning for the frequent return of the
Sheriffs "inquisition day." And
with this "ye local" accordeth.
The Delate ire County D naeraf, re
ports the burning of a large barn. Im
properly of Jacob Hibberd, of Neth*r
Providence, on Saturday last. The
barn, wagon house, corn-crib, all the
wheat, oats, hay straw, carriages,
wagons, carts, all the farming utensils,
two mowing machines, all theliarm-s
and four calves were consumed. The
loss is heavy. Property holders make
yourselves secure by Insuring with the
Farmer's Mut. Fire Ins. Co. of siork,
Pa. It is reliable, it is liberal and
prompt in adjusting and paying its
losses. It is in its eighteenth year of
business and has never made an assess
ment. Policies issued upon either the
| Stock or Mutual plan. Don't fail to
insure with the York, the people's fa
vorite. W. A. EDWARDS,
Agent, Bedford, Pa.
■■■■ ■ ■■■
J ORE DISCOVERIES.-Vast quantities of
I iron ore have recently been discovered
[ in the Flints one district in our neigh
boring county of Allegany, Md. The
! Cumberland A/leganian, in speaking
i of the vast store of mineral wealth,
found during recent investigations in
that section, says:
During the past week numerous
samples of iron ore, taken from the
Eastern slope of the Warrior moun
tain. near the Warm and (Jo <1 Springs;
have l>een left at our office for examin
ation. The brown and black hema
tite are found at a distance of le-s than
a fourth of a mile apart, and in quan
tities that it is thought almost inex
! hatistible. Examination has disclosed
! the fact that one of these deposits of
hematite is the continuation of a
regular vein leading from Yellow
| Creek and Hopewell, Pa. This vein
| of ore is represented to be fifteen feet
! thick, growing in richness as it ex
pends Southward. The other hema
i tite is not found in Pennsylvania, but
from the point alieve staled, the East
ern slope of the Warrior mountain, to
Oldtown. it is represented to be in enor
mous quantities. Our Informant tells
us that the whole face of the mountain
appears to be a .solid mass.
List of Jurors drawn for Adjourned'
Court, 4th Mondfy, 28th day of Febru
ary, A. D., 1870-
Orbn Elbin Aaron liana
A H Jenkens George Sbirer
George N- Ellia Philip Wemrerling
James H Woy Jacob Koona
Fred G. Beegla George Gardill
Reuben R Colrin Abraham F'uck
Samuel Dubbs Michael Wendle
A. H H ill George W. B iwaer
J *hn K Jordan Samuel Carney
Michael Diehl Samuel Nioolemis
George Hartle Simon Uarclerode
Henry D*irs*-y I) F H-rrclerode
Jobn C Figard A J Middleton
George Lysinger M irtrn L. Miller
William J Palmer Lewis Porter
Leonard Birmer Joseph Griffirh
Josiah Griffith Junes Cornell
John Gephart W J. Patterson
Heury H Fisher H. Olay Lashley.
Drawn and certified at Bedford the
13th day of January, A. D.. 1870.
Attest:— ISAAC KENSIXGER,
Jno. G. Fisher, WILLIAM KIKK,
Clerk. Jury Comm's.
Harrisburg houses are plastered over
with "For Rent"—a result of radical
good times.
—
Johnstowners want the jurisdiction
of their court enlarged.
wit Mvmmtt !&♦
PeuMflTMi* Cl. Iron nd Oil Pro*
duel ion i
From the annual report of the ex- ;
ecutive committee of the Philadelphia
Board of Trade, we derive some im
portant statistics relative to the coal,
iron and petroleim interest of Pennsyl
vania.
The anthracite coal production of the
State during 1869 amounted to 1*1,388 -
457 tons, against 13,674,257 tons in It-68 ;
bituminous coal, (transported by the
Pennsylvania Central road alone.( 3,-
329.338 tons, against 2 1)65,309 in 1868,
an increase of 265,809 tons, and mak
ing a total of anthracite and bituinin
ous of 15,714,696 tons, exclusive of that
transported by the Monougahela slack
water and othe" wes'ern transporters
of coal, which would carry the quantity
of Pennsylvania coal brought into use
up to very nearly or quite 20.000,000
tons, and to a value of fully $60,000,000.
The production of iron in Pennsyl
vania for the year 1869 was 96*5,000
tons, against 872,000 tons in 1868; in
crease 93,000 tons, the sales of the pro
duct being about *34,000,000, or very
tittle beyond the lesser quantity of
last year. The added value on the
manufactured article may he fairly es
timated as *35,000,000, showing a total
quantity from 1,424,157, tons to 1,563-
000 tons.
The total production of crude oil
from Pennsylvania wells during the
yeAr amounted to 189,681,390 gallons,
an increase of more than 22,000 over
1868 and 33,600 gallons over 1867. The
exports amounted to 102.568,831 gal
lons, at an average price of 25 cents, so
that this product has furnished ex
change for fully *25,000,000, or more
than half the value oi the gold export
from San Francisco for the year, aud
the three combined would show val
ues:
For coal, as above, say *90,000,000
j ron t 69,000,000
Petroleum, including domes
tic consumption 40.000,000
Vgregate for the three arti
p les *165 000,000
The total amount of coal consumed
in this country In 1869 was $29,839,014
tons. In England, in 1868, 103,141,15<
tons were u-ed.
The culture of indigo is to he intro
duced <in the I-thmus of Panama.
MARRIED.
DIEfIL —WHETSTONE —At the Lutheran
parsmtiaze in Bedford, on the 10th inst. by the
Rev. J Q MA tee, Mr. Andrew J Diehi to Mia
Mrzret E Whetstone both of Colerain tp
BAREFOOT—EMRICH—On the 13th inst. at
the residence of the bride's father. Mr Jacob
Ernri h. by the Rev J. H. A- kituniiler, Mr.
Espy Barefoot to Miss Annettie Emrich, both of
this county.
DIED.
NYCCM —At her home at Ravs Hill, on Mon
day February 7th Mrs Mary N ycum, aged 76
j years, 10 month-*' and 18 days. Mother Nycum
j was well known in this comma nit y. and was lov
ed and esteemed by all who had the pleasure of
her acquaintance. She was the mother of five
children, had twenty-four grand children, and
four great grand child ren Shedied in the full
hope of a blessed immortality.
WHITELtNE —Ou the *lst ult., in Harrison
Township, Mrs vlary Wbiteliue. consort of Nich
olas White iue, aged 42years, 10 months and 20
days
scic
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j FRANK THOMPSONS BAKERY,
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quicker than medicine feb!7m2
XT' >TICE.—An election will he hold
yj pt the public House of Emanuel Brosins in
the Borough of MoConnellsburg. on Monday the
7rb March 1870 between the hours of 12->'e!oek
M and two o'clock P. M . to elect five mans
gersofthe Chambersburg and Bedford Turnpike
Road Company lor theensuin t vear.
tebl7w3 T B KENNEDY,Pree't.
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CP-All i nformation giv9n by
JOS. E NOBLE. Agent,
feb I7M3# W*ATERSIO a PA
"VTOTICE OF APPEALS.—Notice
UN is hereby given thit appeals from the As
sessment for the year 1870 will be heard at the
Commissioner's Office, in Bedford, for tba several
districts of the county, as follows :
For Juniata. Schellsburg, Hat tison. Napier. St.
Clair and St. Clairsville, on Monday,
March 14
For Londonderry. Cumberland Valley, Colerain,
Rtinsburg. Southampton. Monroe and East
Providence, on Tuesday. March. 15.
For West Providence. Bloody Run, Hop well,
Snak** Spring, South Woodberry, Middle
Woodberry and Woodberry B*>r , on Wed
nesday. March 16
For Broad Top. Coledale. Liberty, Saxton. Bed
ford Borough and Bedford Township, on
Thursday. March 17
No subsequent appeals will be heard except in
cases where it is shown that the persons appealing
were unable to attend at the time and place a
b*.ve indicated PETFR M BARTON,
Attest: DANIEL P. BEEGLE,
Jno. G Fisher. GEORGE ELDER,
Clerk. Cotumisioners
feb!7w4
Tl!8T OF CAUSES put down for
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18?ti. (28'b day.l
Middle Woodberry tp., vs Bassler A Longenecker.
Thomas Growden vs Archibald B'alr et al.
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Charles W. Colvtn vs Wm. J. Rook ef al
Georgs Roades vs Edward A F- ckler.
FreJericka Miller vs John Mcllwatne.
Sophia W M tllin vs George Mullin's Executors.
J M. Shoemaker vs William A. Powell
George W Gump vs Philip Lebselter
W B Huffman vs George W. Gump
Henry D Mock vs Win. Hammers
A'lex McGregor's Adm'r vs Wm A. Reininger
Isaiah Collins, widow and children vs Eliza Col
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Shannon and Aldstadt vs Emily and A. J Cris
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John B Weaver va John Bowser
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Barnard Clabaugh va Isaiah Mills
Wm. M Lloyd, Indorsee, Ac., vs Hopewell tp.
Scholo District.
John B Weaver. Trustee vs John Bowser.
William Bowles vs George Stuoky et al.
Certified, January 18,1870
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stone land, about 180 acres cleared and onder good
fence (800 panels post fence), and the balarce
well timbered, having thereon a good Urge
Frame Hou-ie, large Rank Rafn and all necessary
om-buildings, 3 never-tailing Springs of water.
3 Orchards. 2 good tenant bouses and a good Saw
Mill The above mansion (arm i in a good state
of cultivation, and is well calculated for 2 farms.
For further particulars, address the subscriber,
HENRY HER>HBERGER,
jau6ui3* Bloody Run, Pa.
'TANNERY FOR SALE OK RENT.
—The subscriber offers for sale or rent, his
T.ioncry. with Bark Mill and Tools; also his fine
s ore room tor rent. Poeseasion given on tbe Ist of
April, 1870. This property is located in the
boiougn of Schellsburg. Bedford county, an ex
oe lent location for both siore and tannery. For
further particulars, address
JOHN S SCHELL.
jan6ni3. Schellsburg, Pa.
G1 RAIN DRILL.—The Celebrated
f LANCASTER GRAIN DRILL, the best,
an i 25 per cent cheaper than any Drill in the
Market, tor sale by JOHN NELSON.
St. Clair tp —july!6tf.
fJICKLINUi ANI) FAMILY VIN-
Jl EOAR. Superior White Wip,s and Cider
Vinegar of Ft ne F-avor, Utrength and Purity.
For Sale hy G. K OSIER A CO.
aagtVoiS*.
r pERMS for every description ol Job
JL PRINTING CASH' for the reason that for
every article or use. we must pay cash; and the
cash system will enable us to do our work as low
a it can be done in the cities
r pilE LATEST STYLES OF JOB
I Work done at the Bedford Gazette Cffic.e
Xrgal Jotirrs.
A NNtTAL REPORT OF THE AUDI
■TV TORB >F BEDFORD COUNTY.
ISAAC MENGEL. Esq. Treaeurer of Redford
County in of count teilh said County from Janu
ary 7th. A. I) 18(59 to January B lb, A. V. 1870."
TREASURER, OR. \
To ba'ance in Treasnrv at last settle
ment $11603 31 f
To amount of tax received frotn old col
lectors. as follows:
John Kero<*ry, ScbelDburg bor 29 69 .
Isaac f>. Farnest, Bedford tp 4 0(1 j
Jacob Evans. Londonderry tp 291 5(5
S. S. Flu.-k. Liberty tp 60 60
Solomon Barley, M. Wondberry tp......... 297 19
To amount received on unpaid lists for
1868, pla ed in (be bands of Justices
of the Peace for collection:
John A 'lump. Rainsburg borough and
Colerain tp 55 75
Isaac Kensinger. Liberty tp 66 34
William Adams, Southampton tp 13 78
Jacob Mrenneman. JL Woodberry tp 297 20
David Points, Bedford tp * 512 05
D. A. Plank, St. Olairsville bor 15 59 j
S S Fluek. Saxton bor 19 51 ,
To amount received frou. tba several
townships before placing lists of un
paid taxes in the hands of Justices of
the Peace:
Bedford borough 1756 13
Bedford tp 2974 -16
Rloodv Run bor 733 97
Broad Top tp 953 82
Coleda e horo 166 45
fo'e-ain tp 2041 79
Cumberland Valle* tp 1886 46
Harrison tp 804 33
Hopewe Itp 1260 96
Juniata tp 826 12
Liberty tp - 833 52
Londonderry 1179 22
Monroe 1262 24
Napier tp 2179 10
Providence E tp ; 902 89
Providence W tp 1088 6"
Raiosborg boro 238 86
S.-hellsburg boro 369 30
Saxton lairo 2"9 61
St. Claiisville boro 141 38
St. Flair tp 2159 42
6nake Spring tp 11 9 9 93
Soutbami ton tp 999 48
Union tp 11 Si* 53
Wondberry M tp 3166 69
Woodberry boro 297 46
Wondberry S. tp 3953 85
To amount rcce'd on unpaid lists placed
in the hands of Justices of the Peace
for collection:
John W. Bowen. Napier tp 523 80
Jessie Hoffman, Snake Spring tp 152 00
■lames Cessna Cumberland Valley'p 2!7 04
William B Lambright. Union tp 155 00
James Carnell, Monroe tp 140 00
J..bn M O- a'v. Bedford tp 900 00
Adam H nlerman. Wondberry S. 311 67
Jacob L. Albright. Londonderry tp ....... l s s 52
John B Fluek. Hopewell tp 120 00
David Miller. Harrison tp 35 00
John A Gump. Bloody Bun boro 190 83
John C. Figard, Broad Top tp 500 oO
j Michael F Stock, Woodberry horo 75 68
j Joseph Snowden, Woodberry M tp 180 00
A W Swope. Coledale boro 56 55
Isaiah Morris, St Clair tp 319 35
Henry Geyer. Juniata tp 350 "ft
losepb Fisher. Providence W, tp 149 61
Peter Dewalt, Sch ilsburg horo 82 18
John Hohlerbaum, Colerain tp 125 00
Jno A Gump. Rainslmrg boro 2t 0(1
John W. Sams, Providence E tp 200 00
To costs ree'd from James McDonald 100 00
To taxes ree'd on unseated lands I t 00
To arnou tof ten day tax ree'd 8 81
Total receipts ,$53,401 96
TREASURER. OR.
By amount paid Jurors during the year 1869:
Grand Jury, February Term: 188 39
Petit " " '• 329 ('5
Jurors adjourned Court. Feb'y Term... 344 24
Grand Jurors, April Term 138 26
Petit " " " 367 2
Jurors adjourned Court. July 372 53
Grand Jury, September Terui l x 482
Petit " " " 34' 5-
Jurors djo >med Court. Sept 363 *6
Grand Jury November Term '79 36
Petit *• " *" 401 62
By am unt of Sundry checks drawn by
tbe Commissioner- as follows:
Court Crier 163 31
Tin Staves 198 99
Scalps - - 3093 21
Wibtam Kirk, service? as Jury Coram'r 94 80
Isaac Kensinger " <* '* 87 88
Moses Points, special services " 15 00
Jno. G. Fi-her, Clerk t,o Jury Comm'rs... 49 50
ConsMblesireturns . ...: , 714 94
j Road Views 198 DO
Bridge view and expenses >9 50
Assessors making assessments 466 On
Registration of voters under new hegis
try Law 693 50
George Kder, services as Commissioner 18 Oh
Peter M. B irton " " 44 163 25
Dan'l P. Beegie " " • 168 00
David Howsaro " " " 'BB 00
Micb'i 8 Ritohey " ■' " 32 00
Jacob Frise, erecting bridge at Williams' 1200 Otl
Part psy erecting bridge at Stooers' >wn 3eo "0
Erecting bridge in Bedford tp 2549 ' 0
Dan'l lli'ecbew for bridge in St Clair tp. 350 00
William Osier " " ' 580 o0
Record Books for Prothonotary's Office... 2n9 15
J W Dickersoji fee and per oentage on
collection 1.0 53
Sheriff Keyscr boarding and conveying
prisoners to Western Penitentiarv 244 56
Robert Steckman boarding prisoners and
summoning jurors 1049 77
Robert Sterkinan conveying prisoners to
Penitentiary and House of Refuge 324 50
Attorneys si lary to Commissioners 100 00
Meyers A Meuge! advertising •• 540 2"
0 " printing b1ank5.,,,,,...,., 277 00
John Lutz advertizing , 543 16
S. L kussell services as counsel 100 00
John G. Fisber salary as Cberk 350 00
0 E .shannon, Esq. tees as Prothonotary 181 04
H J Henderson, curbing, paving and
erecting Court House steps 840 87
Shires A Jordan railing for Court House
steps 200 00
Mary Morris cleaning offices and Court
House 53 To
Charles Merwiue ser ices as Janitor 82 70
Josbua Mower repairing Conn House A
Jaii 37 13
Joshua Mower cleaning and repairing
Court House 42 75
Wood, coal and pine (or Court House A
Jail 136 43
J L Lessig repairing Jail 2 00
Moi ey over-paid ou duplicates and tax
refunded... 118 06
Costs of requisition in C >se of Common
wealth vs. Gfowdeu 157 15
Costs of Justices on coi-ecing taxes 24 55
Costs in Commonwealth cas a 18 >7 71
Costs of holding Coroner's inquest: 26 13
Enrolling militia and holding militia ap
peals 125 94
Maintaining prisoners at Western Peti'y. 845 "0
Medical attendauce upon prisoners 5 00
D. Wishab.iugh, auditing account of 0.
E Shannon, Esq 22 50
Advertising for unseate 1 lands not sold.. 31 00
Keeping inmate at House of Kefuge 96 90
M. J. Henderson services as appraiser of
Poor Iloqse damage* 14 00
John R Jordan do do do 14 00
John Fulton do do do 22 00
L. Defibaugh, hobbling prisoners 3 75
Reiniuger and Beegie arresting horse
thieves - 47 20
Wm. M. Hall, fees in Com. vs. Gibson... 2o 00
M. S. Rite hey interest on note 18 Oo
Jno Sill prin, and interest on oounty loan 452 00
John Mowery interest on loan 96 00
State tax as per order of Commissioners
ou County Treasurer 2792 77
Money overpaid on subscription to bridge 24 46
John G Fisher making oat tax duplicates
and enrollment iists 73 00
John G Fi-ber service- at special Courts 36 o0
Postage telegrams aud stationery 36 39
T M Lynch goods fur Court House 26 56
Tax duplioaes for iB6O tl s'i
Fi.-hcr A son 2 bbls. of cement 7 00
Insurance on Court H >use and Jail 74 00
Barnhart A Mc.Vluiiin shade uee 15 0(1
Hartley A YJe'jgar goods fur C. House.. 36 12
CharUs Merwine w >rk at Court House... 9 50
R W Berkstresser canvas for duplicates., 4 25
Paid Jacob Carper road tag on unseated
land 2 40
Treasurer's commission for 1868 1000 00
<• '• " ]sA9 1000 00
By amount paid to State Treasurer 3579 02
" •• " William Bowles, Poor
House Treasurer 5000 00
Expenses of auditing accouLt 160 00
Treasurer's salary 300 00
Amount paid Charles Merwiue attending
auditors o 00
Stationery 25 Mi
Expenses of County Institute.. 9> 90
General Election, October ... 563 64
" Spring <• 321 70
Special election iu Harnsuu
township 10 00
Total credits $39641 00
Receipts .$53497 96
Expenditures 39541 00
Sala .ee in Treasury SI3S?B 9*
' Amount of taxes in the hands of o id eol
j lectori 471 75
lAm lunt ot uupail (axes in the bauds of
Justices of the Peace for 15f15...., 47 95
y mount of unpaid taxes iu the bauds of
sCegal potim.
Justices of the Petce for, 1869 650.> 02
Total s"<•24 73 I
Money cured by Bedford County:
John Sill, on note S3OOO 00
John Keinmery, on note 2000 00
John Mowrry, on Rote 800 00
Total SSBOO 00 :
BEDFORD COUNTY, S. S.
The undersigned auditors of said county do
hereby ceitify, that in pursuance of the acts of •
A*setnbly in such cases made and provided, they
met a- the Court House, in the Borough of Bed
ford. and did audit and adjust the accounts of j
Isaac Mexcm., Treasurer for said county, for the
year A. D. 1860, as ascertained in the foregoing 1
statements, and that t.bey have examined the j
foregoing accounts due to and owed by said eouu- |
ty, and that they have found the same to be cor
rect.
Witness our bands ibis Bth day of January A.
D. 1870. S. WHIP,
M A. HUNTER.
OWEN McGIRR.
J. M. REYNOLDS. Clerk.
Tot he Auditor General of I'erinsglcania:
Treasurer in account with the Commonwealth of I
Pennsylvania from January Bth, 1859 to Janu
avv Bth. 1870:
THE A SUtt EH, I>R.
To amount of tavern and restaurant Li
censes S7BO 80
To amount of retailers' licenses 977 50
TREASURER, CR.
By treasurer's per centagc.... 87 91
By ca-h paid iVm. G. r.icboltz,
services as Associate Judge... 386 00
By paid G. W. Guinp. for
services as Associate Judge... 315 30
By Pensions lOtiO 00
By cash pai l for printing 25 20
BEDFORD COTNTY, 8. 8.
The undersigned auditors of said county do
hereby certify that iu pursuance of the act of as
sembly ii such eases made and provived. tney
met at the Court House, in the Borough of Bed
ford, and did audit and adjust the accounts be
•ween ISAAC MKNGKL, Treasurer of said County
and the c.minotiwealth of Pennsylvania, as ascei
• lined in the foregoing statement.
Witness our hands this Bth day of January, .A.
1). 1870.
S. WHIP,
M. A. HUNTER,
OWEN McGIKR,
J. M. REYNOLDS, Clerk. Aud.tois
4feb ___________
INSTATE OF DAVID BUCK, dec'tl.
j—Letters of Administration upon the Estate
of David Buek, late of West Providence town
ship, dee'd , having been granted the undersigned
by the Register of Bedford Couo'y, all persons
indebted to said Estate are requested to make
payment, and those haviDg claims, to present the
game for settlement, to
JONATHAN BUCI, Adm'r,
or his Attorney, Edward F. Kerr, Bedford, Pa.
feb3w6
J AST ATE NOTlCE.—Notice is here- j
j by given that Letters testsmentary to the
estate of Nathan Robison, late of Southampton
tp., dee'd. have been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Bedfor . county. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims will
present them, properly authenticated, for settle
ment. HIRAM ROBISON,Ex'r
fel 10w6.*
I) ILES. A MISSIONARY WHO
1 HAD suffered 22years with Piles, was eured
and will send the receipt free.
REV. FOSTER DIX. Jersey City, N. J.
feb!ow4.
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lAOR DEAFNESS—THE PATENT
i ORGANIC VIBRATOR.—It fits into the
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| DB T HUNT STILLWELL, 762 Broadway, N.
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A WORK DESCRIPTIVE OF THE
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It tells how Paris has become the Gayest anti
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; Misery and Suffering ; how visitorsareSwindled
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Everywhere, male and female, to introduce the
Genuine Improved Common Sense
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuok, quilt,
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PRICE ONLY 18 DOLLARS.
Fully Warranted for Fivo Ysars.
We will pay SIOOO for any machine that will
sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. It makes the
' ELASTIC LOCK STICH "
Every second stitch can be out, and still tbe cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We
pay Agents from $75 to S2OO per month and ex
penses, or a commission from which twice that a
moant can be made. Address
SECOMB A CO.,
Piltsburg. Pa ; Boston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo.
CAUTION.—Beware of all Agents selling Ma
chines under the same name as ours, unless they
Can show a certificate of Agency signed by us. We
shall not hold ourselves responsible for worth
less Machines sold by other parties, and shall
i prosecute all parties either selling or using Ma
chines under this name to the full extent of the
law. unless such machines were obtained irom
us by our agents. Do not be imposed upon by
parties who oopy our advertisements and circu
lars and offer worthless Machines at a leu prise.
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DISSOLUTION NOTlCE.—Theun
dersigned hereby give notice that they have |
dissolved the partnership heretofore existing be- :
tween them in the mercantile business, by mutu
al cousent. Tbe books are in tbe hands of Simon
Hersbmaiiforcolleciion, wbowillalsopay alldebta
owed by the late firm.
SIMON HERSHMAN,
sept9s9tf SOLOMON GREEN BAUM-
I? LECTION.—The Stockholders of
j the Bedford and Stoystown Turnpike Co~.
pany, will hold SD Election for five Mongers to
serve for the ensuing year, at tbe House ef Charles
Colvin, in the Borough of So hellst urg, betweeD
the hours of twelve aad two o'clock, on tbe first
Monday in March. A. E SCHELL, Sec y.
feb lUw3.
SPIDLE <fr MINNICH,
PAINTERS. PAPER-HANGERS, Ao.
Tbe above firm are prepared to do all kinds of
; PLAIN and FANCY PAINTING,
i GRAINING, and everything in that line, in town
and oouniry. Paper hanging promptly atended
l to.
Shop on the corner of Pitt and Richard streets
opposite Hartley A Metsger's Hardward store.
oct2Syrl.
A RARE CHANCE IS OFFERED
ALL PERSONS
laplay their Goods;
Tt sell their Goods;
To gather information;
To make kiown their want
Ao., Ao. Ac. Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.,
by sdvortisincii' the columns of rw* tSsmryra
EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE
OF JOB POINTING neatly executed at low
atesat Tns BEDFORD G*ITTI office. Call and
y*nr
J W. KNOX,
Builder of first olsss
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS,
invites attention to his stock of "aighja
and seasoned wood.
WORK SHOPS one-b alfns : # weat of Bedford.
aug26,'B9tf
A COAL. —I have
i a lot of WILKESBARRE NUT
| COIL -Thiol) 1 recommend as of the t>et quail
ty. J >IIN W. lARNDOLLAR,
I Bloody Run Station, oct7ai3.
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AT J M. SHOEMAKER'S BARGAIN
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NEW GOODS just Received at J.
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M. Shoemaker't Bargain Store.
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M Shoemaker's Bargain Store.
BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing. Hats, Boots and Shoes, Queensware,
Fish, Notions. Leather, Tobacco, Ac., at J. M
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Bedford, Pa., June 11, 1889.
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I
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P3 | i
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1
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i
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PRICES
OF
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DRY GOODS,
TO CLOSE OUT
WINTER STOCK!
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