Bedford County Press and Everett Press from Everett, Pennsylvania • 3

New Advertiscmenta. Pattonvtllk. J. F. D.

writes us that business in the above named place Court Proceedings. QDARTKH Masonic Capt. 8. B. Tate and his estimable lady, entertained the masonic fraternity of this nnd neighboring 1 he Press A Fl7I.iL Hupplyof C'trrlaif maker und BE8T GOODS PRIOK8 t-'i OVH STORE AJVD tVABKROOM 9 AIIE FCTX OF Hardware, Wooclenware.

Tinware and Stoves, 7 4 U7-SPECULTIE9. IROJf, STEEL, SHOES, MILS, GL.1SS, S.WS, POWDER, AXES, SELLS, ROBtM BLANKETS, AAD WHIPS. We hive gcoernl assortment of the above branches that wa offor NEW RATES. Prom tl.U tlio llutes of Sub rivu. 26 lx-r annum In advance for ti, ingle If paid within si.co imid wltlilii i nielli, and If not imd witliin yr' All 1'HV iuuscriiuuna risldsof tlieeouniy uiuv fi i HIT nubscriptioiu iid for tlnw 1 mtl.J or over from tliia (Into, will 1 i-lve liroiwrlioiiiito cn'ilit for an nion of time at the abovn rates.

AXD COUNTRY. ISubscribe for tho Pma. Fill goei Ufore fahe halt. 1 for oud Cook Stovo call cn J. B.

"foBlill. to i William Eumie's adverllse- ni in another column. Jlf vnu want lUitPWAim, f-'nRAP, fb 4 The latent of "the beautiful now," nut the aweutaat i the of the f.ison. The Star Cook Stovk at reduced jg 1-5 to Tobias 'a for a good and cheap spoking stove. IspedM Vttusn Heeds I very at His Hardware Store of Huv our new Cimlstur Tea.

Also, fr sh L'lirii ami seeds, at J. M. fraybill'a Drag Store. The essay, "Trie Knglish Drama," iy W. our flint paije, exhlb-a' il no ordinary eultura and i a oi7 jirditable iroduction.

Kead it. l'uv your Drus, Medicines, Paints, Is Tens and Notions for cash at J. Jl Clraybill'a Druf? Store, and save tour money. Cash Price. I We invite ll.U UL'BllUI iuwtm, tlio especial attention of ill cash haver to our larsra slocK or ids- allien wo are niinniK iiriuelv low prices.

illiuins, Uutiail Co. I'armera who desire to keep them selves poskd about aRricultural iu.it-ti is, should avail themselves of the jliibbliii; rates lor the tliree ral journals, onerou eistw uuic. A (Jump Son, Everett, are, selling, Suu, i r. ass, 1'ainis, and all of ll.uili-kav.h, SroviiS, at reduced 1-U Kverett Lniee of I. O.

O. F. No. fii'ti. propose celebrating the anniversary of the introduction of tlioir order into tins country, on the )Ui of April, Hi an iiujnging uiaiiiiei'.

Neifflibi.ring iodges will t. iuvitcd to participate. A th: suable brick dwelling house. g.Kid uuil eoiivemeiit outlnnhl-im West Main street, iri oliercd id Stlie. For call oil Minor oi the oradihess Box Kverett, Pa.

43-tf I We furnish tiic II; I.in-jpiieiiL either wholesale or retail at iv lowest rates ui.ide IVoiu tlic rcceijit ami oi' the purest druirs. -Merehants and other will do well to I ol-l MASTERS UUOS. GhIihh Williams, lately a luer- i.ant anu juBUce or mo at this li is family ni. lac tlain ycMcida evening, Franklin Urove, Illinois. Mr, Wil- leaves hosts of friends in this 'tmty whose best wishes for his fir ure prosperity attend bun.

Masteks Huothkiis 'Tricoirene" ano -coeoa iinlliantu, thu tormer a hair wash and the latter a essnifr. are new preparations of supe-io pioperties. nut un in exuuisite Ptyle, and now for the lirst offered to Ihe trade. Try a bottle of each, and em willaree witli us that for he Intended thev are all that thu nro- jirators elanu for them. I Charles Lamb, Essayist, denounced ol spirituuus liipnirs as tVot D.uuna-liou." Poor fellow he knew whereof suake, by aad exporiuce, and if liv-5)iiK, would apply the same to Alcoholic iWitanls.

aUvertisjdas C'ureulls. Hut aio, rjtlJTTS, OILS, tlItJfMSUES, PISK tfuiru We are Agents lor HOCK ANU RIFLK POWDER and DISSTON'S SAWS. Ws manufacture and hve on Imnd a full line of Tin anil Sheet Iron Ware, at wholesale and retail. Sill good goods, Mid guaruuten our prices. All (roods warranted as represented.

Call and set our stock or write for prieea before purchasing. JNO. A. CUMP SON, Everett, Pt. loeaiiiies, ttt ins residence, on uiver Dale Farm, on Thursday evening of last week.

Tlio membership appreciated In a marked degree, the generous hospitality thus extended to them, us it was the nrst social re-union they have had since the institution of Kverett Lodge. The supicr served by tho kind hostess with all the hospitalities enjoyed by tlie guests, were ull most appropriately referred to In short speeches by some of the brethren, and after the invocation of tlie divine blessing, the breihrentook their ut re. nug ami ex iressiug then si. Ives us having spent uu exceedingly pleasant evening. Public Sales.

Philip ttenfleld will sell his House und Lot iu Everett, ou Saturday, March, 13th. Mrs. Matilda Sliively, Everett. household goods on same day. Isaac Eversole, South Woodbury Horses, Cattle, farming implements and household goods, on Monday 15th.

Win. A Rachacl Davis, East Providence, Stock and farming implements, on Tuesday loth. J. II non, Blush Creek Fulton County, stuck, wagon, plows aud household goods, on Thursday, 5th. Adam Karns, Stock, farming implements aad household goods on Satur day marcti znii.

By special agreement with the pub lishers oi tne -American. Airu-utturist we ure enabled to club the Piiess with that journal fur one year for or if mounted chrome is wanb 1 he Jrraclicul farmer published at Philadelphia, aud the Piikss will be sent to suiiscriners at pet- vear and tlie Uountry Urntlem'tn see Proa- pectns in another column and the Pkkss will be sent to subscribers at $3.00 per yeir. Each of these aiers will be mailed direct from the olfice of publication to the subscribers, postage piepaiu. bllul-KKKl'LKf DlrAItK l-Fnr nine time certain shop-kteutti-a of hv- erutt, have been selling goodtito buys, and evea Rray-lieadwl men, on tlie Sabbat h. Let sucli parties beware lest tney suffer tne penalties ot violated law.

Mhii who thus dift-nard tne Christian Sabl a ll, unworthy the tne patronage or a i lvii aim religious community, and deserve handling, to the fullest extent, bv the law. Let such violators of the Sabbath law, be ware. USTICUS. Organs fou Salb. Wi offer for sale at a hawum a No.

4 $2-50 U-oldeu rarlor uivan, munutactuiru by Messrs. B.iatty Plotts, of Washington, N. who advertise in our coluunis. The organ 3 uumifactured by this firm are noted for their beautiful finish, rich. deei tone, uud err eat durability, have only to be and heard to be appreciated.

Call at thin ollice. (rON-KOOR At the mce of Dr. J. In tun 1 or t-jvoivtt, on Un lut I it Jac.il A. Minn.

Jiiins of tinviishlp, ilediord county, to Ellaabutli Koor, of the same sua. iilLLKli. On the 3d, Urn Ly lltt June consort of AuUn-w Millar, iiar vMyetltimvlilit, Uoalh woxibirry titlf 1 ni ouiintv, Uye.irn lrnuiith HnU ilys. tpora plcue PKIGfi I'KL. On the uiuht fih 4th Mrs.

Sal'niif -Diii'i of FelijhUtl, Wiliiauubai Bluin-omny, cm- iiilLlwtt uul I iw by hiinifiiik; heiuull' In tno ceiliir if tln-lr dwr -l lug, lt-uviny a fmnlly oi fight children, iha vomnji-st only four inoutUH old. No c.sUsie givon. aittcUX. on tHo Stli At iii-r tiorne in f.veroii, aoiiu J. uruen, agnd yenn, in mths, und dys.

Mrs. Qreen enjoyed religion for many yeirti.livedacoutilsteiitohristliiii Uf, loved tier church mid whn well wns always found iu utunUuuce up in the ministrations of the NMiictunt-y, aud lu seat was never vacant when she wus able to get to church. She had i'ttmlly worHhlpat liar iiome.aiitt always (tuth-frtt'l her children around her, nd in their Infancy tuuifbt them to Unp thu uunie of Jesus, ttt una thL'ra to any their pray era, and trim-1 to have tiiem iovu an serve GoU, that might be raluml up In the nurture and wlinonUloa of the Lora. On har death bed, she tol-1 them not to for get their prayers, that sue wasguing to Ilea V- ani uhe wanted them to 'ot lier tne re. Who oa.i furtf-it a wife or lir, qr lose the impresstous which Uer tUittU has m.idn upon our hearts.

The rnin ry of a mother's deatU is as fadeless a.1 the deep irapresui upon our heurU of a mother's love. The reatent bereavement lu a family, Is tho loss of a wlfa or a in itnr. bereave mtmt which clilldreu aloae can lully When a iii.ithor is laid upon the cold blr Add steeps am mg the d-ad, of home love and attach mutil, a me. None ure more desolate, und deserve more to he pitiodt-hia thd motiierteHS ones. Hu wh i eroufiit thein to leneel In prayer nt her side, and ministered to all their little wj-titu, has now been tor .1 fr.xn them, leu-'ln thea a initieu dock.

Tne ligiitof her smilei will uevur again ha around their uedsl le, as the uhivdos of night close in upja our iniitjn aotne. i'be (Miim- or th it'll the hour in wut the ither us.td to rlier dear m'S aroun 1 prayer, au stu thorn to rest. With what a striken h.vtrt do thd fieroavo.i seek to perform this of-rtod of lovo In hurnto td, a ii ah iia gather ar mnd liim, huv fully Ujes ho feel that none can Uifce itlur'. ui ice. WA1.

H. OitKKX. Kvrtl Craiu fc provislou fiver utt, Turtday Morning. imj mum i full stock i A. J.

NYCUM' JUALYSTHEB1, EVERETT, DEALER IJV GENERAL, MERCHANDISE 1 is moving along as well ns can be expected on account of the general stag-nut ion in all trade. Ho says: "Our village Is blessed with two mercantile establishments, eaeh favored with reasonable share of patronage, one drug store, three blacksmith shops, two churches, ono grist mill, three shoe and boot shops, etc. Win. II. Aaron has uurchused the new drug store of J.

S. Biddle, and pioposce on moving bis dry goods into tlie new itoro on the first which will speak volumes of credit to our village, owing to tlie dilapidated condition of he old store room. Messrs. William Little and Henrv Burket, two well-known blacksijiitlis of this place have lissolved partnership. Business will be carried on by Mr.

Little. D. D. M. M.

Hitchey lias purchased tho desirable home of Mr. Bucket, wheru he intends taking up his residence on tlie lirst of April. Mr. Joseph Manning hasu new wagniininkcr Jiop in progress on tlio lot adjoining Samuel Beegle which will be completed as soon as the weather will permit, with tlie exception of the usual changes made by moving, this Includes all of Importance in that line. Notwithstanding the many diseases prevalent in our village during the past, which have carried off young and old, we find those who are disposed to make themselves sick by using new llye und Cro-ten Oil as a beverage, which reproves them severely.

Owing to the removal if the bridges over Vellow Creek by the ice flood we are less visited by our Cove farmers on their way to and from the coal region (Broadtop). There has oeen mors coal brjught into South Woodbury during the wiutertliau ever befure in the same period of time. In consequence we will see large crops of corn and wheat. Those farmers ure not afraid to risk a dollar in the ay of improvement, which will pay them one hundred per cent, yearly. How frequent do we meet with persons who would be farmers, grabbing up the dollar which their thin soiled land pro-duced and placing it ou interest at six tier ceut.

wlieu they could realtze.au income of fifty percent, bv expending it ou their farm in tlie way of lime and clover. Tuuy bold to tlie old uiuxium, a bird in tlie baud is worth two in the bush.11 A Fkiohtful Accident. In last week's Press refereuce was mad-- to tiie damages done to tile mill-daiu belonging tu Messrs Feltous, on the river below lue Juniata Crossings Bridge, by tlie Wee previous, l'o repair this damagj req dred no small amount of labor, uud Mr. Anthony Felton and Ins two sons, have been engaged in quarrying stones for this purpose. Ou Friday the lifth instant, tuey were thus engaged, and had a hole of about eleven inches drilled into a projecting rock about eight feet above the road, and while his son John and Albert, were putting in thu charge, and pounding in tlie tamping, tiie blast went off with disastrous effect.

John, who was holding tlie tamping ir uud standing near the edge uf tlie rock, had his right arm and hand broken and lacerated in a most frightful manner, besides receiving some ugly gashes about tiie face and head. Albert, who did the striking, received tlie force of tlie blast in lus face and neck, fell backwards and rolled off tlie rock and witii tiie side of his head struck tho end ot a saw log. His father, who had been under toe rock was by his side in an iustaut and thought he was dead, lilted him up and directed Joliu to follow if he could. Joan's injuries in his face biinded him yet he managed to get off the rock ami had gone part of the distance towards the house, which was several hundred yards, wiien be was met by some one, and led the of tin. wiy Albert revived somewhat after being brougnt to the house, but up to Sunday evening bis case was almost hopeless.

John was reported some better. Dr. E. J. Miller is rendering all the aid his power to give tliem relief.

Both young men are of estimablo character, and tlie family have the sympathies of a large circle of friends and relatives, in their sad alllictiou. COKltBSPOJDEMC'B. Hopewell, March 8, 187.5. Mr. EUUir Our attention has been directed to the following item in last week's UaziUe: 'Some gentleman residing atsaxton, gives it brier, account or tne ue-structiouof the Hopewell bridge.

Tao following is bis language: 'At two o'clock n. vosterdav tlie ice started ibove the HotiRWell bridire. Tne sight was fearful. It is described as looking as if a mountain had failed to pieces and in ide a stream or river of rocks, tearing under the bridge in frightful velocity. A ne uriuge uiu aiuim twentv minutes.

Tuc two west spans ire out. Tins was caused by tlie west nier being vouwlal in pitws I Tlie last pier was protected by the crib and hence We desire to correct the above error, bv stalinff that the remaining pier was not protected by a crib. Tlie one that is out was pio-tected by a kind of a crib which cost the comity something like $100. It was built and in shape, resembled a square rail pen, uud tilled up witli loose stone gathered principally from tlie bed of the river. Tlie ice completely wiied it out of existence in dye minutes from the time it w.is lirst struck.

To say tlie least. It was a very poor design and constructed in a clumsy and unworkmanlike manner. We leara that the bridge is to bo rebuilt as soon as the necessary arrangement can be made. We hope that our present county Commissioners will see to it and have a pier constructed of first class masonry, for we fell fully satisfied that uo oilier will ever be sufficient at this poiut. PiiAiitis IIomk, Nobles February lu, 1S75.

Mr. Lung: If you will allow inn a short space in your columns. I will give you a few notes from this part of tlie country. We nave hud aud are still having some pretty cold weather. Tnirty-live de grees below Zero is coin enough inr nm ni.

we have uientv ot snow lor leiguingaud other purposes, although there is no winter wheat here lor it to protect, and tiave had ever since the holidays. We had plenty of grasshop- ners here hint summer, it was tne urst time that 1 was afraid of "hoppers." Wneu they got to crawling several inches thick over tne ground, 1 thought it was time to put ou uiy shoes to keep them from eating my feet. They would eat anything they happened to liguf upon. One of our neighbors had the edge of his chisel eaten oil by them, but they appeared to like garden "sass" more than tiiisel. I will close for this tune, honing Vou will please excuse llle for intruding on your time aud space.

ours very restiectiuuy, Austin R. M. Many of our residents will readily recognize in the signature to the above one of the 1 tile boys of town two years ago. Aoricl'ltubai. Mketiso.

The Bedford County Agricultural Society met in tlie court house ou Wednesday evening and proceeded to the election ofoilieers for the ensuing year. The following is the result President, J. B. Williams; Vice Presidents, George Ziininers, Maj D. Washabaugh, I.

K. Li rile. lion. .1 Bams. W.

S. Beeule. S. Riddle, Directors, J. T.

Gephart, T. Kalring, Samuel Williams, J. If. Oster, Harrison llart.ey, John Luts: J. S.

Mower: eorre- sKuding Secretary, H. D. Tate Teas-urer, T. W. Lynch, Auditing Committee, Joliu Lutz, J.

S. Mower, A. J. Sanson! Committee to draft by-laws, rules auq regulations, Jonn iutz, u. H.

Jartlia, T. M. i U. Oil Com. vs.

Sylvester Kinarlek viola tion of lmuor uws. Uefendaut Ulead guilty and was sentenced to pay a line oi nny uoitsrs aim costs or mosneuliou and lie in custody uutil sentence, is couipnuii Willi, Com- vs. Jacob McCriiy violating liquor law. plead guilty and was sentenced to pay line of fifty dollars, colts of prosecutiuu and go to jail until the bill Is lille.l. Com.

vs. Lloyd and Ioador Ooary; larceny nut a true, bill. Com. vs. Join.

Kliiglcr; assault anil battel on oath of J. F. Blackburn: Nol. pros, entered on payuicntof costs. Com.

vs. W. II. Hrooka; indecent assault, defendant pleads not guilty, et. de.

hoc, Ovfendant found guilty and sentenced to pay a Uuu ul irlu.oO Riid costs of prosecution. Com. vs. David C. Henderson, fornication and bastardy, on oath of Emma .1.

Mol. entered upon payment of costs, Com. vs. Peter Konnts, assault and battery, on oath of Tbouias Mulleuix. Nol.

luos. entered. vs. T. Fisher, fornication and bastardy.

Nol. pros. Com. vs. Iletij.

Creps, Fornication on oath of Win, Karns. Jury find defendant guility. Seutenced to pay a tine of $100 and costs of prosecution, and stiiud coiuiuitted until sentence is complied with. Com. vs.

John Shoemaker, surety of tlie peace on oath of Daniel Price. Defendant held in $100 bail fur good behavior for one year. Com. vs. Michael Barthelow, malicious mischief.

Grand Jury return not true bill. Com. vs. David Finnegan et assault mid battery, on oath of P. S.

pit. Nut guilty. Prosecutor to pay iiaif tlie costs. Com. vs.

David Finnegan, A. Tet-wiler et al, disturbing religious meeting on oath of P. S. Gioft. Finnegan and Tetwiler found guilty.

Finnegan sentenced to pay a line of $25and coats of prosecution and undergo imprisonment in county jail fm 3d days. Tet-wder sentenced to pay a ling of costs of prosecution and go jail for teu days. Com. vs. Same.

Prefanity, on oath of S. Groft. Found guilty and lined ten dollais. Com. vs.

Joseph Unlawful assembly ou oath of Michael Barthelow. I rue bill. Com. vs. Wui.

Gambling and keeping a gambling house on oath of John W. Hiiyinaii. Nol. iros eu-teied. Com.

vs. Alan. Totwilsr. Profanity on oath of P. S.

Graft. Xot guilty. Com. vs. Josepn Andrews.

Surety of the peace, on oath of John Andrews. St'l. pros entered. Com. vs.

Jacob T. Moses; fornication ai bastardy. Nol. pros, entered. Com.

vs. W. 11. Brooks; ruicatiou and bastardy. Dcfendadt found uuilty and sci.lcuced to pay a line ui'ilOO and coyls of orosecutiou.

Com. vs. Daniel Price. Selling liq uor to minors. Case continued auu defendant gives bail in J00 for his at next Court.

Com. vs. same. For violating the liquor laws. Case contiuaed samu as above.

SECOND WKlil. John Lutz vs. The Borough of Ul-ioid. Summons case. This action was for damages for injury to Flaiu-litf's brick budding, on the corner of Public square and to the press and uani on tiic ground Hoof of tho said caused by the water running into tuc eJlar trooi Juliana street.

Defendants alleged an agreement between thorn ami thu plaiiitilf, tuat the nlaiiil irf was to withdraw the and the deft-uiiauts to repair Juliana street. Pl.tiul took a non suit. 0,. v. U1.

t.t J.ilir, Wluto-maii vs. O. K. Siiaunon, Benedict and B. Cramer.

Suuiluous mdebt. Plaint iff takes a non suit. S. V. Stallcr vs.

H. F. Irvine and It- I-. Suiii'noiH caseHSsuiut-sit. Jury find for the plaiutirf, 53i i.i.OB.

Mnlon Gore, adru'rs vs. Thomas MeCallion. Appeal from Justice. Jury bud for plaintiff, o- Chas. Riley vs.

D. W. Mullin. Appeal. Verdict for plaintiff, $35.51.

Singer Sewing Machine company vs. Priced lloovtu1. Summons in debt. Verdict for plaintiff, Anu Mary Isabella Pelster vs. John W.

May and John F. Lowry. Trespass. Verdict for plaintiff, $50.00. Lodge Ar Connelly vs.

Joseph Wei-mer. Judgment opened. Plaintiff takes a non suit. Mover Nelson vs. S.

S. Dichl, Jno. O. Smith and William Dibert. Summons case assumpsit.

Jury llnd for plaintiff, Tne court reserved a question of law, which, if found in favor of defendants, tne verdict will be entered for them. Non ubxtanle fen-edirto. D. F. Keauy vs.

The Adams Ex. press company. Summons in debt Jury lined for plaiutirf, 12. F. Brewer's adm'rs vs.

V. F. Wov. Debt. Verdict for plaintiff, $1173.09.

ABOUMKNT. Stuckey vs. Stuckoy, motion for new trial, papers taken by Judge Orvis. Keagy vs. Adams Express mo tion for a new trial, papers taken by annuo urvts.

Uerkstresser vs. II. A B. T. M.

U. R. Co ord.u" of view continued, same viewers to meet on tlie premises. William Saartzer estate, orde: chuiured to nuhlic sale. Broad Top School District vs.

Coal Dale School District, special writ awarded, not to issue if amount paid thirty days before next term. Poorman heirs, leave granted to pay foreign guardians. heirs, leave granted to pay loreign guartliaus. Fentou et al and Sidenburgh vs. Walbnrger, bond to be tiled witniu tea days, otherwise stieriif to sell.

Cocons ao Colds. During thu changeable seasons of Fall and Winter, ion coug is and col.ls are S'i prevalent, no person sliotild without some reliable preparation for their cure. Tuey should recollect that a neglected cough or cold frequently terminates in consumption. ilassou'a Compound bia article k'n, 'for the 'nil in of nou-'hs. colds, hoarseness, enrouie catarrhs, sore throat, anil all diseases or the throat and lungs.

Nofaulilyshouid be without it. Sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers throughout tlic United Slates. RussKLL Lan'uis, Prop'rs. Phila P. S.

See that the signature of Russell a Laxois, Proprietors, Is on eaeh wrapper. lin gkkat hkmiijv for. bald, nuss. Cox's Glyeorate of Arnica, arrests tile hair falling out bv restorinG tllB scalp to a ncaitliy condition na: ture growing it. Agents, No.

5 liftli street. IntekHstino Revival. A subscriber informs us that the M. it. Church, at Akersville, Fulton county, has been having a most gracious revival during the past four weeks.

'V. T. F. M'Clure, wao is a host within himself, is the senior minister ou that charge and is unceasing in his labors, and at this meeting be has been assisted by H. M.

Ski'liugtou and others. Twenty-four souls had been eon verted and professed to have found the pearl of great price up to tlie 2nd of which uliout sixteen will connect themselves witli the church at that place. The new accession include a number who are the heads of families, go neighbors and business men, and in addition to this the membership have thecausi of Crist, the good results J. J. J.

rami v.ihoth. mwHys ou uunu MAHTK1W DkiUO HruHH. 61tf 1lfture Prnmeiiornll kinds In Holld Wal-, nut.Corili, TiwihU. mid plciur nmllaot WRotn supply all kltnU of bthm Md, n-w vurlftltM of uT'ilti. hull ever dtisimd, und Kitiirauk prime quulltli'H.

MA8TRKM hiivn a full auppijr of iiiohl reliant Kuril gi edn In all ll KM- ttiHt iir liituwn to ba ocxl, Muw vitif'tlit oHlertMl witeu Utnlrud if nol On I 1 Yr onn funiUtj th llirw new tit hiirr.diiced I tint stmnoii. i Miirprl-i, HrorvnWls ilfauty and lixtrn. Karlv Vermont nt itie following mui ijtu- jiwlt. HUM, bu-liol, 1.00. AlitoJ4if( MAMTEIW BUOS.

TO (OVhliUPriVES Tli1 aWertlner, ha'lnsben permanently curoa oi inai ureiui uiseam-, (jonuuiiipiiou, uy sil wiiodenlrolt.tie will prcsorlpi Ion iiso.t, ifr-e of tIi argot, with the Uireciion lor nrepuruig nnu uhiuk inttisttme which tliuy will (liiil Huuit Whu for t'oN pmptiov. Asthma. IliiONfjuiTiH. Aa. I'nrMi'a wlnhlnic will please adilress.

Itv. K. wilsMON, iui Pcnii mi. wuitumsuurz. ri.

New Advertisements. A JTL the rtuhncrlbtT lu Unpewell, about three v. tt.ru old, with a -tuiall white pot on left bind leg. Any p-rnou prov lug the same 10 uu lueirM, uuu uuj iiik uoiihciiii doiuiii it ftl-tf Hopewell, Umlfijrd conuL. 10 ALL WHOM IT MAY In hiretT erlveu that an HUDlK-a- t.nn bus been tmulu the Court of Common TIIK MOUNT ZlON kv ANOKLIL-'AL IjIITII KUAN CilUHCU," of Hays UIU, and It tto rensoii Is given why the sume should not be in corporal rd, the said Court will, on lupamii duy.of April, A 1875, decree Ihe un id, "luo Alouut Zlnu L.uinaran rhuroh" a irporiitiou and no politic, fur Mli purpoHi'H set lorin iu inrircnuripr, wiurn Hied lu the I'fulhuiiutin y'M oin' nt Ltad-fold.

K8PY M. ALSli, I). MTRWART Ki-liott, Frothonoiiiry. Attorney for 1'etmoners. 8-10; li-75.

2-4 TO ALL WIIWM IT MAI' CO.ilIiHa.-X Notice is hereby given that an apptl'-a-In us has be-ii nuule to the Court of Common lIias of Bi-dford f'ountv, to IncortKirale "TliKHT. JDHS'S KVANliKLIOAL LUTH-KKAN CHUIKJH," of Iluys Cove, and If no rearf-m In given why the saiun should not be liniorporut the -a id Court will, on the 2tb lav of April, A. l7a, decree the aaid "The folio's Evnngf Ctiurch" a und body politic, for the pur posi's set forth In thflr clmrter, wblcli Is a 1 In the ProihouoUry'HOme at Bedford. ilSPY M. Aliill.

D. 3TCWART Elliott, Prolhonotary. Attorney for IVi ill. mere. lu: 1M7'j.

2- QHEHIFF'S liy virtue of 0 HUiiury wrl of Kl Faclaa. null Vend. Kiim mas Issued out of Ihe C-i-irt of Common l(-uf rt'-dfoid ronnty, and to directed. 1 rill xposa to public sale. In front uf the CiMirl Houe, In Betlford, on Friday, the 26, day of March, 1875.

tt' II o'clock a. the followlag described T' tl estate wit; Two lots of ground, fronting 120 on Itlchurd tri-t, and ru.mlun back Went to an alley, then North 1.1) for to Watson street, ilipiuma belun (-nolosed with pvtllng Tence. Adlolnlne lota of Win. M'Mul-lln the Houin, and alley on the West, Watson street on the North, and Richxrd mel on the Kant, situate In Bedford Boron irh, Bedford county, Pa. ftelKfd and taken In execution nsthe prop-i rlv of Klisa F.

Fladly, defendant, and to be sold for oitsh ALSO A that tract of land iu Sou hiwnpton and Mouroi Bedford fountv. which was granted to John C'-sna, by putent, dat.d May 7th, A. itttf), and an so granted It contains HI aoros, imd 110 perches, and ullowunce. exn-pt 11 acres of the wainucniveyed lo Banhel Evaus, ihe huis l.md conveyed to iisfcndfut by Kime an I wife, m. Cessna and wife, ae-re W.

Cessna aud wiff by tkeir deed, Jatrd theHth iv of October. 18G8, recorded In tteeord book, A. V. pp. 4ai.

etc, witli oO acre more or less cleared, aud uu dT fence, having tnereon erected a two- lorv l.oc UoUue wilii Kiicneti nikftcueu, umall Iok and plank Stable and other out- bulidlugs. Adioldlug lana.i oi uiimei iik-lusou on the fcUwt, J. W. Williams on the Jonn Hooerta ou the South, ana others. Helzed and taken In execution as the property of John W.Mnydr, defendant, and to am Hold fon-HSh.

11. CLAY Hiierirt'a Ofriiie, Bed-1 rora, ra as.ir. u.j STATEMENT of the financial con- kJ 11 1 toll tl BAfVlOU ooruugu, iiimio nub uuu uub'lshed In accordance with the provisions of the Act Of Assembly Asskts: From D. B. Ott.

collector for 1974, HLinjeci to exoneration auu pr- 224 16 id 75 From J. Harris for puy-'iuent 3Uove In, picas, wheelbarrow-, on vamw RiccKirrs From M. BaniJolIar, former Treasurer, ueiug uu HorouiiU at last Kattleineut, as ner Auilitor'K renortfor ISJi From It. B. OU, collector for 17 From snow licence From pipe logs tmld Total reoelpta KXPEXDITUBKa 1 For gradtag Sprin? street For Tannery drain For drain on sprhig treet.croisings, and miseellaueous work at various place-i ou sLreetM and alleys, For lumber for drain across streets and alleys For printing for 173 For a-isessiug dos and property it 90 XI 10 4 UU For per cent, for collecting taxes and exonerations for ItfJ'd 3 for bi act am tiling For Burveyl'ig and etabllshlng grade of pnYemcu ts on Mai a -m spring streets For Clerk's salary 1 Total expenditures LIABILITIB9: For bill of J.

A. (Jump A Sons WO 09 For lumber and 1aIki lor riarr.i man, fur lumbei For bill uf J. C. I-ong for printing VouuUars 501 44 For orders not paid 1W 56 Total liabilities. $-'11 Becapitclation: Amount of AsHflts $200 91 Amouut of IteoiyU mt ToUl asseuand receipts jMWMj Amount paid on vouchers $787 20 Amount of vouhiriM not paid J19 5S of ouwiandlug elalnia til 44 Total ain't of txpendltures- 9V98 '22 Excess of assets oyer expenditures Uhj Valuation of tiixHble property $34,148 00 Corn lied to be correct Attest: P.

WWTIART, I). STIEW.VUT fciLLIOTT, CUitit burut-Bs. Cliirlt to Couucil. Fob 25, lt76. rLic, OlCllH A UANEV, (ttuecedsurs to ara i ne Importers and WholesalelDealers In NOTIONS, 238 NOUTH TillKD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

UUit SWirCIlES ASD PLUS. THK undftrslnel desires tbe public to SWITCHES ASD CURLS from combing and cnitlnH. Her rates are very low and auy ono di-'blrlng the servlues cannot do better than ny calling ou or ad-dreaiiitiif MB.S. H. 8CHOOLY, 2 Kverelt, Pa.

JPUKD. CLEAVE, I. Ilouse aud feign Fainter, Paper Hanger and House Decorator, Thankful for tlie liberal patronune received In the past, solicit the ordera and employment of all wuo may require tbe services of acouipeteut workman. Call on oraddre.il lilm at -ly TA.VESVIL.LK, BEDFORD JK4. STEAK ENGINES AND BOILEfiS.

2 to Horse Power The liest stud ibe Ctaenpest. Aiidxeas, fur mil Pa tlcuiars, M.I.. OUMP A He to LI11K ches, due the in is Cattle Hold OlUce wait THE make pie. DRESS GOODS, SATINETTS, COTTEN ADE3, TICKINGS, CLOTHING, FLANNELS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, ilILL SAWS, AND LIGHTNING lJCSGooils sold dB cheap as auy All kinds of produce taken in exchange for good. A.

J. NYCUM, ant-ie is one Tonic and Alterative in I eMstenee tho best tlie wuild has known wnich contains no alco-jhol It is Da. VValkeb's Cai.ii'ob- put. VistOAtt liirruaa. 1-Sj Tic nienibers of tho Bedford Bar (vave a SUpper to his Honor Judii iurvis, on Wednesday evenii of last week, at the Washington House.

The other invited iruests were Gun. Knonti. at VKR? LOW PElCfiS. CASSIMER3, JANES, HUSLISS, HATS AND' CATS, GINliUAMS, GKOCKK1BS, IRON, NAiS, CROSSCUT SAV7S, BOYNTON'S HAND SAWS. where else in the county." 2 C3 S3 a I I 3 i 3 1 2 (0 LaW 3 DUBOIS, THE POST 0FP1CJS,) 1 2 II EADS NOTEHEAOS, ENVELOPES, Ptirnlshed PrintsU in acat ylua at th.

PKKSS" JOB OFFICS, T3tajntftsr WlM jof Somerset, lion. George A. Smith, of AD LU) IT 11 MASTERS. Rncourased bv the liberal pntronace al ready given our establishment, wu have determined to push forward the business to its fullest extent. We now havt- FIRST CLASS WUKKAIKJV for every branch or our trade, and as we buy all our supplies at wholesale rule we beglu at tbe bottom by saving every possibh i pense, and giving the wry hst work nt prices lower inaianii uu blmw utim.

We have a full Mock of our own manufacture ot SADDLES. BKIDLKS, COLLARS, FINE AND TANKEB IIaK-JJESS, ffAGOl? AND CAB GEARS, tc. Also a complete assortment of SADDLERY HARD vV ARE, HAMES, TRACES, UAI.TKK ic UKKAST CHAINS BITTS, 8 HHIISIIKS, KOBES, WHIP.S, LSlI" RUOS, and a laree Block of TflUNKS VALISES of every Kraile, ami THKEAIiy ol the best quality, OKIW'HINU aud all the lale style. urMUUNl'INQ. We Aiv i euireatoniinnyonipr nn Niiuri, none ana ai lue mom.

iiueru.ruLe., SADDLERS 80 1'FLIKD AT WHOLESALE BATES. Don't fall to call aa we can oiler extra Inducements. linay'71yl W. T. MASTERS.

BEATTY PLOTl'S. gEAlTT A PLOTT3 Celebrated Golden TongU4 PARLOR ORGANS are ranked by eminent muslcluns an 1 dls- la.oti (1! hfliinr Mil Lliholl. lilt world as the luadjug l'ARLUH Olt-AS in use. An excellent Orgm for the Church. Lod(f, 8a ub itu Hcnoot, as well as the parior, JS.

special rates In turn cose as uu ad-vertlaamant. An offer: Where we have no aonts we will allow any one the aa ui'i 1I1.1O mm in order to bave this wonderful musical pro ducing lusirumeut Introduced No other Parlor Organ has attained to tbe same popularity. Rend stamp for price list and a list of testi monials Address UJiAiTi ri.un.1, Washingtuu, Waneu Couuy, X. f. 50 EVV Al IS AT MAUKETI The undcrslsrued litis onened a new Meat Market at the JUNIATA HOUSE, ON SrMXQ ST.

will kill on choice cattle, ai.d proposes accommoaiitu tne cuizcus ui everuu uuu vicinity, ou at least 11 vo days of c-ai-h week with ihe very best bucf aud other int'ais ou staled days, Uiut can be uoutfiu iu this country. He sollclua trial as to quality and style of deailuu. Wil. a. sil'is.

7-ly A a 1 I Of The nndersfzned havlus 'rented the Hmlth 8hop in the ruar oi A. J. Xuvitl's and Coach shop, -n laltes UltiUiUvl J1 llliuiiniu im- puuui, Minn im wliltjarrv on BiackBiiitLinuu lu ail its bran and In a systematic uud workmanlike manner. All orders for work will be yimr-auteed to give sulislaetlini and be duu with promutuos. Charges moderate.

JUUOIUIU ft. jj.i in iw.r.u. F. The above letters are thu initials ofoneol tlujst medicli.es lu the country. Koui-Kold Liuirr.L'ni.

not excelled liy any otUt-r the curing of Plns aud Sore aud especially adapted lo dieases of Hurscs. ate. Se Irculars around b'Jltiea. by ail Druggists. aiy-eum W.

UOKDES, BARBER ANO HAIR CUTTER Has fitted tbe basement room of the Post building in eon fortuhie -tylc mid will on all who may need his services. Ulv hi ui a call. 0tf ADVERTISING HATta Ofc' TiiK PKli-SS It a cheap means ot reaching the peo Every body should adv tlse ihulr bus SOMKTUANU KOK YOU. Send s-m, ud fat Address, K. 1.

Hyio i 77 W. J. 6M UJ P3 a 3 Cm a 6-1 CQ 25. 21 -5 Mrs. H.

(NEXT DOOR TO jiuiuni, me associate juiJges anil editors of the Bedford papers. 1 1 lie supiK-r passed oil very pleasantly. 1 Jud(ri! Urvis has won the highest en-I eouiiuius from all who have seen him tnnisact business during tlie last two weeks. l''rom the members of the bar especially he hue gained the warmest iiiemlsliij, He has proven himself to 1 bean upright and learned judge and I an honorable and warm hearted man. We predict a glorious future for him.

Immediately aftor the Court ad-sjuurned on Friday afternoon, tlio i ''osidnut of tlie Assooiution, Hon. S. ltussell, took tlie chair, whero-f "I'on J. M. Ui-ynolds, offored tho tollowiiig resoluiion.

1 KksolVjsb, by tlie Bar Association 5 of Jiidlbid, that tlie thanks of its uiembera be, and tiiey are hereby dered to tlie lion. J. LL. O.vis for his i uniforin Kourtusy to tiieui, and for the naiiartiul and expeditious) manner winch he lias dispute. led the basi-I the past two weeks whilst pic-.

swing over our Courts. Ami uul in himi a ive e'ni. Kxtra Family Flour i fl 00 White VVhoitt Wheut 83 itye O'J tiuta tW 70 7 1'lmothy-Hecd 5 50 1W Kljix-seed 1 I'otutoes im li 15 LW pjj. ao fj iJuiicr is L.IU-J tiJi 15 sHU'Oii fe 1-Ji Hides Wi (4 iiauin '3- brled Apples 5 8 AiiMiuaiiu a juruc of profoju id Ciiauiinottsly union motion "'''i ti i luulmea 'ho papers 33 EKETT, DEAI.KB VX I Domestic felicity" is evidently not i 8, dlsni.gmshiiig element in the hoiisa-jholdot Win. Gibson, of Mt.

Dallas. Abe daughters and sons-in-law mxm to persist, spending a good part of dneir time at the paternal mansion, and lien-does not appear to exist a very large measure of fraternal love in the breast ot this jvtltrfumitiaa for some iiiemuers or Ins family. Ou evening no appears to havi exceptions to certain transac nursday evening ho appears to' have. I MILLINERY GOODS DRESS TBIMMINGS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, TOYS, Tewelry and Hair Goods. ALSO AGENCY FOB lime, DemorcsVu Reliable Patterns.

AU the Patterns are accurately cut, graded in sizes, aud notched to show how thwyS go together, and put up lu Illustrated Knvelopes, with full directions tor making. Amount of Material Required, Trimmings, etc, etc Patterns sent 07 mall, pout-tree, on receipt of price. AlsoMme.Denmrest'sseml-annual What to Wear, 15 cents. Mammoth ColoNd Bulletin oi Fashions, $1. Subscriptions received for Demoresi's Mooiklr Magazine, Yearly, 93, with splendid chromos aa a premium.

Uapm itiaurial. QUOTATIONS of White, Powell So, 4 8UIIM TIIIUD STUilT. priiLADEi-PuiA, Pa. Mar. 1, 175.

3. 1881, 5iJ, and 'tit 'Oi, 0, '), .1 anil 18 mi '6S, u-4 10-111, Pacillctl'H, cy li'A New 3's Bob. 1S1 c. lsal UH QoA Silver ID7 Heu.ling PhilaJclpllU A Erie Lehlg-U Nuvigation tti.S United R. of N.

131' 15 1U 67 i 63 ay. 45 4I' Oreelt UH Nortlier.l Ueutral 31; Central Trun4perta.tlun..... Nniuhnniiii; oireee prociH'deu to assert M'-- K'deiionr the Jusbandotoueof the daughters, was disposed to resent, and a seiilUe ensued, i received several cuts on Si body from a knife in the bauds of ill. Gibson. On Friday morning the mother, two daughters mid Hidefinur evidently bail been roughly St with, appeared before Vam nt the instance of Mr.

Gibson. Tne -old lady and one of the daughters evaded tnemse ves of the delay in the arrest of Ridenour, to work up afavomble public sentiment, and dealt out rare bits of their domestic history a to the anxious spectators. Tiie evi- deuce elicited fiom both sides were ex-ceednig'y voluble, as all were most cellent talkers. The Justice coiuniit- ted prosecutor and defendants, a ANY ARTICLE PI RCOASED FOR 0ri Ladies, or Children' Uarmenli, anf UouaeUoltt Goods, iflualcsil Inatru ment, or Fancy Article. ANYTHING YOU WANT And WitlioHt Krtra Charge.

Send threa cent stamp for circular. Addreai, rUKCHASllSti AtlENCY OK "Our Own Fireaide," wui jiumm wag arrerw.ir, .4 i 'TLlfltUi'V1a by th8 W-lin i.