BEDFORD MAIL BEDFORD INDIANA FRIDAY OCTOBER 14, 1898 Mrs. Henry Acoam has moved into a part of the Richardson building on South M street. TAKEN UP-Two black sows, one 250 lbs., one 200 lbs. ARISTA JACKSON Thomas Fullen, who had been visiting his sister, Mrs. Sarah Stevenson, left Monday for his home in Kansas. Albert Wicker, one of the U. S. regulars wounded in the Minnesota Indian uprising, Is a cousin of Walter Wicker, of his City. An eight year old son of C A. Knight fell out of a tree at the school house Monday afternoon a distance of ten feet, and broke his right wrist. The big store room in the Oddfellows building, vacated by W. M. Dobbins & Son is likely to be occupied soon-probably by a general store. The Monon railroad men have nicknamed the big new 88-ton freight engines after the battle ships and armored cruisers of the American navy Boone Leonard has taken a position in the County Clerk's office as Deputy. He has had several years experience In the offices of the Recorder and auditor, and Is thoroughly efficient in record and bookkeeping work.