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The German Reformed, Lutherans, Methodists, and Presbyterians have
/ each respectable congregations. The educational interests of the place are under the supervision of Prof. Wm. Vaughan, who is conduct- ing a fine select school. A beautiful town hall, the property of the Odd Fellows, (recently erected), is an enterprise worthy of com- mendation. The business interests of the town have suffered from want of railroad facilities The town has four or five good stores and the necessary mechanical industries, principal of which is the fine steam tannery of Mr. W. A. B. Clark. The annual production of this factory is 4,000 sides (upper stock) for market. with quite an amount of country work.
STONERSTOWN is situated in Liberty township where the H. & B. T. R. R. crosses the Juniata, north of Saxton. It has a church, school house and about 40 private residences, On the completion of the railroad its principal business was attracted to Saxton. Distance from Bedford 28 miles.
SAXTON is on the line of the H. & B. T. R. R. where Shoup's Run branches. The headquarters of this line of road, their ma- chine ' shops, round houses, and principal buildings being located here. It is the coal centre of the county, as all the coal shipments from Broad Top are made from this point, The town boasts of an excellent school, several religious societies, an Odd Fellows' hall. and about 60 private residences. Distance from the county seat 28 miles.
SPRING HOPE is in East St. Clair township, on the Quaker Val- ley Road, west of Fishertown. It bas a fine grist mill, store, school - house and ten or twelve private residences. Distance from Bedford nine miles.
SPRING MEADOW Is in East St. Clair township, the location of the well known Trout Springs, one of the finest bodies of water in the county. There is a fine grist mill, store, and eight or ten residences in the immediate vicinity, surrounded by an excellent farming com- munity. Distance from Bedford 12 miles north west,
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STUCKEYVILLE P. O .- At the junction of the Pittsburgh and Wheeling turnpikes, and near Napier station on the B. & B. R. R., 5 miles west of Bedford.
TATESVILLE-The first station on the railroad east of Everett founded by Jos. W. Tate, Esq., of Bedford. Here is mined nearly all the iron ore used by the Riddlesburg furnace. The town has a store, hotel, saw mill, two churches, a school house, and 25 or 30 residences in and around the place. Distance from Bedford twelve miles via Railroad.
WOLFSBURG-(Named in honor of the late Rev. David Wolf)- A station on the B. & B. Railroad west of Bedford. It has a fine grist-mill and saw-mill, a church and parsonage, school house, and an excellent store. The Kemble Coal & Iron Company are mining good ore near this place. It'contains about 20 residences. Distance from Bedford three miles.
WEST END P. O .- At the west end of Dry Ridge, on the Wheel- ing turnpike, 18 miles west from Bedford.
YELLOW CREEK P. O. Is located at Steel's Mills, a small town on Yellow Creek, midway between Hopewell and Pattonsville. Smith Bros. have a good store at this point. Distance 16 miles northeast from Bedford.
WOODBERRY BOROUGH-Situate near the centre of Morrison's Cove (the garden spot of Bedford county) .- is one of the most pleasantly located towns in Bedford county, and the scenery around is romantic and beautiful beyond description. Water power of the first order, and not excelled by that of any county in the State for manufacturing purposes, is here at hand. Immense deposits of iron ore and limestone are met with everywhere in the vicinity, and the principal mines and ore banks being connected by rail with the fur- naces. Wealth and general prosperity are the characteristics of its people.
A fine grist mill, several excellent stores, an Odd Fellows' Hall, a Normal School. and one or two good churches, with the usual me- chanical establis ments, all in a flourishing condition, are here. Dis- tance from Dediord 20 miles northeast.
WATERSIDE-On the turnpike leading from Pattonville to Wood- berry; the residence of the late Hon. Jos. B. Noble, and the location
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of the large woolen manufacturing establishment of Messrs. J. I No- ble & Bro. is one of the most attractive spots in Morrison's Cove. It has two fine churches, a good school house, and a hotel. It was found- ed by the Hon. Jos. B Noble, and is the property, principally, of his heirs. Distance from Bedford 18 miles northeast.
BUSINESS HOUSES.
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BEDFORD.
G. R. OSTER & CO. This large Dry Goods and Grocery House is located on Pitt street, in the centre of the business quarter of the town, and adjacent to some of the best hotels. The firm is of long standing and do a large trade, and it is one of the most popular establish- ments in the county.
GEO. BLYMYER & SON, Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, &c. This is the oldest establishment of the kind in the county, and has a " No. 1 " reputation for work- manship and fair dealing. Location, Pitt st.
S. S. METZGER & CO., Hardware and Furnishing Goods The largest business house of the kind in the county. Mr. M. is one of the live, go-ahead business men of the day, and controls a very extensive trade. A very popular house; location, Pitt st.
J. W. RIDENOUR, Watches, Jewelry, &c. Mr. Ri- denour has recently supplemented one of the necessities of the town, by the establishment of his fine business store. This gentlemen is from Cumberland, and has earned a wide reputation for business capacity and workmanship. Location, Pitt st.
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J M. SHOEMAKER, Crystal Front, Dry Goods and Grocery House, on East Pitt street, is one of the most attractive business houses in the county. On the first floor is a spacious store room well stocked with goods. The second floor is occupied as a dwelling by Mr. S., and the third floor is used as a Masonic Hall.
EMPORIUM OF FASHION, S. D. Middleton & Co as a ladie's furnishing store, is becoming very popular. Mr. M. has the reputation of being quite a connoisseur in his line, and knows how to serve his numerous lady cus- tomers.
A. E. FYAN is doing a large Grocery business on East Pitt st. Mr. F. has ample means, is a thorough business man, and is driving a brisk trade.
INSURANCE HOUSE .- The establishment of a first class insurance business in a county like Bedford, was a task of considerable magnitude, and yet we are pleased to note that the Insurance Agency of H. O. Kline is one of the most substantial. Mr. K., represents some of the best companies in the United States, and the citizens of Bedford county have life and property insurance facilities second to none in the State.
THOS P. BEEGLE .- Boots and Shoes. Centrally located, and a first class business house, having a large custom trade. Bears a high reputation for workmanship and integrity. Pitt st.
MOSES LEPPEL, general Clothing Store, and one of the best in the county. Largely patronized and gener- ally appreciated on account of the quality and cheapness of his goods. Pitt st.
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NATHAN SCHACK, general Clothing Store, corner Pitt and Richard sts., known as Bowser's corner. This gentleman is one of our live. business men of the age, and is very popular. Has a large trade and most excellent stock.
B. M. BLYMYER, Tinware, Stoves &c. Located on Pitt st., and doing a fine business. Everything in Mr. B's establishment is quite up to the standard, and merits pop- ular patronage.
BARCLAY & KEGG, Coal Dealers. This is a sound firm and drives a lively trade.
STONER & LINE, Furniture, &c., Pitt st. An enter- prising business firm and doing all in their power to merit public patronage.
WM. BRICE, Cigar Manufactory, Mr. B. is manu- facturing an excellent brand of Cigars, and is building up a substantial trade. Dealers in this line of goods, would do well to patronize this establishment.
AMONG the mechanical industries of Bedford county, the Iron Foundry, Machine Shops and Wood Shops of Messrs. SHIRES & JORDAN, of Bedford, are worthy of note. This establishment has been in operation for many years, and the agricultural implements (and espe- cially the Threshing Machines) manufactured here, have wide reputation for excellence. The annual production amounts now to about $10,000. Much less than it was before the general depression in business.
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EVERETT.
J. B. & S. D. WILLIAMS .-- This Dry Goods, Grocery and Produce House is the largest and has the most extensive trade of any house of the kind in the coun- ty. The enterprising spirit and indefatigable energy of the members of this firm have instilled a new life into the business interests of Everett.
A. J. NYCUM-Dry Goods and Groceries-Al- though not one of the oldest, this house ranks among the best business houses here. Mr. N., having ample means and a genial, busines-like reputation, is making hosts of friends and driving a brisk trade.
J. J. BARNDOLLAR has had refitted the old J. M. Barndollar house with a large stock of dry goods, gro- ceries, &c., and as the many friends of the old firm still patronize him, it is not surprising to see this House start off again with a large trade.
F. M. MASTERS-Wholesale and Retail Drug Store. This is one of the largest and most substantial business honses of the kind in Pennsylvania. The pro- prietor is a gentleman who bears an irreproachable moral and business reputation, and has, by honest industry and a liberal share of printers' ink succeeded in building up the largest business of the kind in the county.
P. G. MORGART -- Dry Goods and Groceries -- This house, although but recently established, is fast be- coming one of the substantial houses of the town, and is securing a liberal patronage.
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ASSOCIATIONS.
BEDFORD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
President, J. B. Williams, Everett.
Vice Presidents, Hon. Wm. Keyser, Juniata; S P. Wishart, Everett; J. S, Sproat, Bedford Tp., J. F. J. Oster, St. Clair, Maj. Dan'l Washabaugh, Bedford Borough.
Secretary, H. D. Tate, Bedford.
Corresponding Secretary, H. O. Kine, Bedford.
Treasurer, T. M. Lynch, Bedford.
BEDFORD CEMETERY,
President, J. W. Lingenfelter, Bedford.
Secretary and Treasurer: H. Nicodemus, Bedford.
EVERETT CEMETERY.
President, J. A. Gump; Secretary, A. J. Geinger; Treasurer, John DuBois.
BEDFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Meets on the third Monday of each month [in the evening] at the Court House.
JUNIATA BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Meets in the Harris Building, Everett, on the First and Third Tues- day evenings of each month.
BEDFORD BOROUGH VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY.
President, S. F. Statler,; Vice President, HI. D. Tate; Secretary, James F. Mickel.
BEDFORD COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
President, A. E. Ealy; Vice Presidents, A. Enfield and S. G. Mil- ler; Secretary, H. H. Hill; Correspondind Secretary, D. S. Griffith; Treasurer, E J. Miller.
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I. O. O. F.
D. D. G. M. of Lodges, J. W. Hughes, of Everett.
D. D. G. P. of Encampment, Jno. I. Noble, Waterside.
Bedford Lodge No 202 meets every Friday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of Richard and Pitt sts.
Cove Lodge No 368 meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, Woodberry, every Saturday evening.
Allaquippa Lodge No 547 meets every Saturday eve- ning in Odd Fellows' Hall, Hopewell.
Six Mile Run Lodge No 588 meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, Coaldale, every Saturday evening.
Saxton Lodge No 594 meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, Saxton, every Saturday evening.
Everett Lodge No 600 meets in Lodge Rooms, Har- ris Building, Everett, every Monday evening.
Rainsburg Lodge No 740 meets every Friday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall, Rainsburg.
Amicitia Lodge No 775 meets in Odd Fellows' Hall, Pattonville, every Saturday evening.
Rays Hill Lodge No 776 meets every Saturday eve- ning at Odd Fellows' hall, at Nycum's Rays Hill.
Cumberland Valley Lodge No 849 meets at ()dd Fel- lows hall, Centerville, every Saturday evening.
Pleasantville Lodge No 868 meets at Odd Fellows' hall, Pleasantville every Saturday evening.
Schellsburg Lodge No 870 meets in Odd Fellows' hall, Schellsburg, every Saturday evening
St. Clair sville Lodge No 992 meets at Odd Fellows' hall, St. Clairsville, every Thursday evening.
Peace Branch Encampment No 114 meets on the first
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Tuesday evenings of each month, in Odd Fellows' hall, corner of Richard and Pitt streets, Bedford.
C. N. Hickok Encampment No 200 meets at Odd Fellows' hall, Woodberry, the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month.
Olivia Encampment No 206 meets in the Odd Fel- lows hall, Harris building, Everett, on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
A. Y. M.
Bedford Lodge No 320 A. Y. M. meets monthly on the Wednesday on or before full moon in their hall, Shoe- maker Building, Pitt street, Bedford.
Bedford Chapter No 255 H. R. A. Masons meets on the third Wednesday before full moon in each month in their hall, Shoemaker Building, Pitt st., Bedford.
Everett Lodge No 524 F. & A. M. meets in Odd Fel- lows' hall, Harris Building, Everett, on Friday of each month on or before full moon.
Woodberry Lodge No 539, F. & A. M. meets month- ly on the first Thursday after full moon.
K. OF P.
Bedford Lodge No 436 K of Pof l'enn'a. meets every Monday in Odd Fellows' hall, corner of Richard and Pitt streets, Bedford, Pa.
NEWSPAPERS.
BEDFORD GAZETTE, (weekly), published every Friday morning at Bedford, Pa. Hon. J. M. Reynolds & E. F. Kerr, Esq., Editors and Proprietors.
BEDFORD INQUIRER, (weekly), published every Friday morning at Bedford, Pa. John Lutz, Esq, Editor and Proprietor,
BEDFORD COUNTY PRESS, (weekly), published every Tuesday at Everett, Pa. John Lutz, Esq. Editor and Proprietor.
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BANKS.
HARTLEY & BOWERS, Banking House. Bedford, Penn'a, corner of Pitt and Juliana sts.
BEDFORD COUNTY BANK, Everett, Pa. JOHN DUBOIS, Cashier.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
H. OSCAR KLINE, Bedford, Pa.
J. C. LONG, Everett. Pa.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
The first Grange was organized in West Providence township, in March, 1875.
There are now 14 working granges in the county with a member- ship of 700, County Deputy-Joseph Evans, Bedford.
POMANA or Higher Grange No. 120, meets quarterly in differ- ent parts of the county. David Zimmers, Master, Bedford, P, O. Joseph Evans, Secretary, Bedford, P. O.
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TABULAR STATEMENT Showing the various Religious denomi- nations in the County, their numbers and organization : GERMAN REFORMED.
LOCATIONS, &c.
Congregations .
No. of Menbers.
Sunday Schools.
Teachers.
Officers and
No. of Scholars.
Bedford, Rev. Ellis N. Kremer
3
300
3
175
Schellsburg, Rev. R. W. D. Lefevre,
3
234
2
90
Everett, Rev. M. H. Sangaree.
4
240
4
200
Woodberry, Rev. H. F. Seeple, .
4
260
4
268
St. Clairsville, Rev. David N. Ditmar. . .
4
279
2
200
Friends' Cove, Rev. David M. Whitmore
2
276
2
150
Greenfield, (part in Bedford Co.) vacant ..
1
50
1
106
Martinsbuag,
66
1
165
2
75
PRESBYTERIAN.
Bedford charge, (vacant).
1
100
1
16
100
Everett charge, Rev. R. F. Wilson, (sup.).
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St. Clairsville charge.
Vacant.
1
11
Schellsburg do
do
1
78
Saxton do
do
1
95
1
Yellow Creek do
Rev. E, A. Forsman,
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CATHOLIC.
1
450|
1 |
50
Bedford, G. M. Rhodes,
Pastor
1 200
1
18
150
Mt. Pleasant, G C Probst
do.
3
125
2
19
130
St. Clairsville, J H. Zinn,
do.
5
351
4
60
242
Schellsburg, C. B. Gruver,
do.
. ...
3
190
3
24
155
Friends Cove, A. J. B. Kast,
do.
4
279
7
66
326
Everett, W. S. Freas,
do.
4
248
3
44
189
Cumb. Valley. S. S. Stouffer,
do.
1
33
1
91
60
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
"axton charge, W. M. Riley,
Pastor ..
275
4
45
308
Everett do J. Curns
do
3
300
2
33
314
Ray's Hill, S. A. Creveling
do
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7
396
7
80
350
Bedford Bor., G. D. Pennepacker do
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1
304
1
18
231
Bedford Cır., J. F. McClure
do
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4
169
4
32
220
Schellsburg, W. E. Hoch
do
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3
165
2
20
100
Pleasantville, G. A. Singer
do
4
145
4
45
177
AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH.
Bedford, C. E. Pipkins, Pastor.
64
1
8
60
Bedfore. African Bethel, Rev. Jones
35
1
8
30
CHURCH OF GOD.
Rev. A. Snyder, Saxton P. O.
2
1 1151
2
1
16!
110
Rev. H. E, Reeves, Martinsburg P. O.
3
65|
2
12|
90
Bedford, S :. Thomas, Rev. A. J. M. Brown, !! EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
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EDUCATIONAL. 1455574
County Supt. of Common Schools, PROF, J. W. HUGHES, Everett,
Secretaries of School Boardz.
BOROUGHS OR TOWNSHIPS.
NAME. P. O. ADDRESS.
Bedford borough,
John R Jordan,
Bedford,
Bedford twp.,
S S Diehl,
Bedford.
Broad Top twp,
Wm Louder,
Riddlesburg.
Bloomfield twp,
Daniel Replogle, Sr,
Mariah.
Cumberland Valley twp,
S P Calhoun,
Cumberland Valley.
Colerain twp,
B F Morgart,
Rainsburg.
Coaldale borough,
Josiah Aurandt,
Six Mile Run.
Everett borough,
H C Stailey,
Everett.
Harrison twp,
G S Mullin,
Mann's Choice.
Hopewell twp,
John W Smith,
Yellow Creek.
Juniata twp, King twp,
David Shaffer,
Sarah.
Liberty twp,
Samuel F Shoupt,
Saxton.
Londonderry twp,
J S Albright,
New Bridgeport.
Mann twp,
Jonathan Robison,
Purcell.
Monroe twp,
B F Pennell,
Clearville.
Napier twp,
James Sill,
Stuckeyville.
Providence, E, tw,
John Felton,
Ray's Hill.
Providence, W, twp,
Asa Williams,
Everett,
Rainsburg do
J H Mower,
Rainsbnrg.
Schellsburg do
J E Colvin,
Schellsburg.
Snake Springs twp,
S F Diehl,
Bedford.
Southampton twp,
Leonard Perdew,
Elbinsville.
St Clair, E, twp,
John Griffith,
St Clairsville.
St Clair, W, twp,
Joseph Holsinger,
Alum Bank.
St Clairsville borough,
Thomas Imler,
Cheneyville.
Saxton borough,
E J Rouch,
Saxton.
Union twp,
D D Mock,
Mowry's Mill.
Woodberry borough,
Wm Simpson,
Woodberry.
Woodberry twp,
John S Sell,
Woodberry.
Woodberry, S, twp,
D B Ferry,
New Enterprise.
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BEDFORD COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND P. O. ADDRESS.
BEDFORD BOROUGH COMMON SCHOOLS .- Directors: J. W. Lingenfelter, President; S. L. Russell, Treasurer; John R. Jordan, Secretary; A. J. Sansom, Jonathan Brightbill, and A. W. Mower. Teaebers: HI. G. Weimer, Principal; Misses Ettie Ir- ving, Maggie MeCleery, Maggie Mower, Zora Mower, Lillie Sansom, Assistant Teach- ers; Miss Smith, Teacher of Music. Teacher of Colored Schools, Amanda Sansom.
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Akers J E, Akersville
Anderews G B, Clearville
Beltz A B, New Buena Vista
B.
Bennett Francis, New Buena Nista
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Alfred Miller,
New Buena Vista,
Pleasantville borough,
Austin Wright,
Pleasantville.
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Bowers J A, Yellow Creek Brumbaugh Irvin, New Enterprise Bechtel Aaron, New Enterprise Brumbaugh L R, Waterside Beckhofer Charles, Woodberry Berkstresser J M, Saxton Bennett Calvin, Everett Biddle D J, Imlertown Bruckman D F, Clearville Boor D C, do Barkman Charles, do Boor T S, Robinsonville Boor Dillis, do Bruckman John, Ellersville Burket A S, Bridgeport Burns Daniel, Burns' Mills
Cessna John H, Saxton Clapper A J, Tatesville Crissman W E, New Paris
Cogan H W, Yellow Creek Crissman J E, St Clairsville
Cowan John H, Woodberry Claar E W, Bedford
Corle Sadie, Bedford Cobbler J F, Clearville Cessna S A Rainsburg Cessna Cora, Cumberland Valley
Detwiler W F, Waterside Dooley H R, Woodberry Dively R M, Imlertown Dasher James P, Yellow Creek Detwiler B F, New Enterprise Davis Joseph, Yellow Creek Douglass W M, Stuckeyville
Exline Geo H, St Clairsville Eshelman Jas H, Everett Eversole F S, Woodberry Eichelberger Fannie, Hopewell Elderdice H S, Cumberland Valley Evans L D, Bridgeport Ellas J F, Bedford Earnest E W, Bedford
Fluke B F, Pattonsville Fox C W, Woodberry Fluke John G, do Foor Augustus, Ray's Hill Foor Mary, do Filler F S, Ray's Hill Fisher David T, Robinsonville
Gates Sadie, Hopewell Gates J P, Yellow Creek Gates H J, Hopewell Gates Evmina, Yellow Creek Grimes John W, Baker's Summit
Blair Stephen, Cumberland Valley Boor Martin, West End Bowers J L, Yellow Creek Bottomfield J W, Pattonsville
Bagley Thomas, Bedford
Brumbaugh D J, New Enterprise Beaver Mattie A, Schellsburg Beaver Beckie, do
Beegle Wm, St Clairsvlile Burkman Joseph, Cheneysville Blackburn G W Fishertown Bennett John; Elbinsville Buchanan B J, Cooks Mills Bossler S P, Saxton Blackburn Elias, Fishertown
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Carpenter F J, Bridgeport Crissey J N, Stuckeyville Cook Fred S, West End Crissman Ed, Cessna Corle J H, St Clairsville Colvin Frank, Schellsburg Callahan Mary, Bard Corle David, Imlertown Claar Frank, Sarah Clouse W H, Woodberry
D.
Diehl Levi, Bedford Diehl A H, do Dibert Ed, do Defibaugh M S, Robinsonville Diehl J C, Rainsburg Dibert D W, Imlertown Davis O A, Alum Bank
E.
Exline M L, St Clairsville Exline Adam Alum Bank Everel James M, Schellsburg Evans J F, Hopewell Evans S B, Piper's Run Evans M, Coaldale Edwards W G, Saxton
F.
Ferry D S, New Paris Foller Annie, New Buena Vista Fluke S B, Yellow Creek Fait Silas, Buffalo Mills Fickes Solomon, Sarah Fisback Jennie, Woodberry
G.
Gubernator John L, Bedford Gettys R H, Buffalo Mills Griffith Irvington, St Clairsville Griffith Sydney, Pavia Garber Aaron, New Buena Vista
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Hartsock W H, Rainsburg Holsinger G R, Clover Creek Hancock John, Alum Bank Hoover Amanda, New Enterprise Haffley S L Woodberry Harvey Jacob, Saxton Hickson James, Clearville Heltzel G W, Bedford Heavener Rachel, Everett Hanks S M, Robinsonville Holsinger G B, (music teacher) Alum Bank
H.
Hunt H C, Charlesville Hann Alice, Schellsburg Hickey John, New Buena Vista Hughes Michael, Schellsburg Hughes A E, Imlertown Hall Wm, Yellow Creek Hoover J H, Schellsburg Hickey Emma, New Buena Vista Hartel Sam, Mowry's Mills Hall J P, Bridgeport
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Ickes John, Mowry's Mills
James J D, Rainsburg Jamison F T, Everctt
Karns C W, Pattonsville Karns S H, Clearville
Koons David, Charlesville Koons Minnie, Rainsburg
Lyon David, New Enterprise Long J P, Woodberry Long John, Baker's Summitt Lysinger Chas, Ray's Hill Leaney Ettie. Cumberland Valley Lysinger Lizzic, Everett
Mickey J H, Six Roads Mortimore Geo H, Bedford Minnick Sallie do
McGirr J H, do
Moore Frank, do
NcCleary Ada, Yellow Creck Mohr J H, Baker's Summit Mock J S, Woodberry Mitchel John, Riddlesburg Mallott J A, Ray's Hill
McGee Wm, Robibsonville
Morris J F, Six Roads May James B, Rainsburg Morgart Chas H, do Miller H W, Cumberland Valley Mullin James A, Mann's Choice May B C, Fossilville
Noble J I, Waterside Nicodemus F O, Bedford Naugle Ella, Bedford
Oyler J W, Mann's Choice O'Neal Simon B, Clearville
Potts T, New Paris Potter E K, Woodberry Prince Lou, Saxton
Imler I D, Bedford J.
Jamison B F, Pattonsville
K.
Kinton George, Spring Hope Kegarice H S, New Enterprise Kegarice Andrew, do
Lessig C H, Bedford Lukens Harvey, Schellsburg Lukens JE, do Lchman John B, New Buena Vista Latchaw Job, Waterside Long J C, Everett
M.
Mowry J E, Mann's Choice Miller Harry, Schellsburg Mock D W, Imlertown Miller John E, Buffalo Mills Miller R P, New Paris McGrigor Geo, Alum Bank McCreary Jacob, Fishertown McGrigor Harry, Alum Bank Mansfield Sam, Schellsburg Moore Martin J, Cessna Markle Lewis R, Evcrett MeCleary Frank, Bard Mullin Harry J, Schellsburg Mickle Joseph, Six Roads Markley H, Six Mile Run Morgart Chas, Rainsburg
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Naugle Annie, Bedford Naugle Sophia, do
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Otto Frank, New Paris Oster Frank, St Clairsville
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Peck ML, do Points Levi, Alum Bank Piper Sam, Yellow Creck
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Piper W S, Yellow Creek Penrose C J, Bridgeport Peck S E, Bedford
Ritchey J W, Pattonsville
Ritchey J A, Waterside
Replogle C, New Enterprise Ross Eliza, Hopewell Riley Francis, Ray's Hill
Robinson D B, Clearville
Reighart J, Imlertown
Snyder D R, Pattonsville
Snowberger A J, New Enterprise
Steavens W B, Bard
Snowberger A I, New Enterprise
Stuckey Uriah
do
Sueterfield J E, Six Mile Run
Smith D B, Ray's Hill
Shaw Sarah J, Clearville
Smith H C, Charlesville
Smith W L,
do
Shaffer Adam, Imlertown
Smith John C, Rainsburg
Smith Wm,
do
Smith Bell,
do
Smith Rachel
do
Stuckey Simon F, Mann's Choice
Souser J S,
do
Shoemaker S M, Buffalo Mills.
Teeter A B, Woodberry Taylor Richard, Alum Bank Taylor Alonzo, Alum Bank
Vickroy W J, Alum Bank
Waterberry Cyrus E, Everett
Walter W J, New Enterprise
Woodcock J M, Woodberry Wertman J S, do
Williams Albert, Everett
Williams James, do
Williams Ella,
do
Wertz B DeKalb, Burning Bush
Wa ter A K, New Enterprise
Whetstone Albert, Cessna
Whitaker F W, Alum Bank
Young James, Six Mile Run
Price David, New Enterprise Pcck W B, Rainsburg
R.
Ritchey Josiah R, Everett Reighard J C, Cessna Reighard G H, Imlertown Reighard A C, New Paris
Riley Chas, Schellsburg
Roudabush Levi, St Clairsville Ream Jeremiah, Alum Bana
S.
Spidle Espy, Bedford Steckman Harry, Bedford Souser Theo, Stuckeyville Souser W B, do Shaffer John H, Cessna Shoemaker Lotta, Bedford Smouse T F, do
Snowdon D W, Waterside Sutton J C, do Smith O R, Alum Bank Smith Philip, Schellsburg
·Sleek G W, do
Snyder Baltzer, Chapman's Run Swartz Leonard, Imlertown Shane Henry, West End Snyder Jacob, Woodberry Schenck Miss, Piper's Run
T.
Topper Joseph, Cook's Mills Tobias Calvin, Yellow Creek
V.
Vaughan Wm, Schellsburg W
Winters H J, Hopewell Williams Joseph, New Paris Williams Mary E, Everett Wheatstone J J, do Ward J P, C'arville Waitman H M, Charlesville Walter Urilla, Cessna Walter Israel, Sarah Walter Wm, do Wisel Abraham, Charlesville
Y. Young Joseph H, Six Mi'e Run
BEDFORD COUNTY-TABULAR STATEMENT for the School Year Ending June 1, 1876.
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