Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-12-21

lN EARNESf.-AA concerned VIII please
not fail to notice VIM Hartley's call for pay
ment lie has been so indulgent and has
trusted some people so long that they have
forgotten their Indebtedness. Remember
those who do not pay by January 1st, viii be
saed-there is no other way.
Hsa-It gives us pleasure to state
that the Rolling Mil project is do
ing well. Some $4,000 or $4,000 have
already been subscribed. Let the people
take hold of 1t. 1t is no oil speculation
Col. Lowry tells us it is boundto 60 through
Go take as many shares as you can afford
CHRIsTNAs FEsTIyAL.-I'he ladies of Bloody
Run viii give an entertainment on Christmas
night which will afford the public a rare treat.
Any amount of good things are in prepara-
ton. The proceeds are to be applied to the
furnishing of the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age in that place.
GoDEYs LADY's Book.-The January mum
Der, for 1867, Of this clever Ladies Magazine,
has already came to hand. Gedey has always
been a favorite, and We are not surprised at
it. l. \. Cooley, Publisher, Philadelphia
Price $500.
TaE CHICAGO TRIBUSE.-Tbe prospectus of
this splendid paper win be found in our ad-
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Hov. EDWARD McPHERsox, Chief Clerk of
the House of Representatives has cur thanks
for an official list Of members Of the present
Congress, and other documents
Hon WIN. H. KooNrz has placed us under
obligations for volume of the Acts and
Resolutions of the first session of the 89th
Congress.
CHRrsTMAs SERVICES or TILE FriscopA.
CHURCH.-A service viii be held on Monday
evening at the Court House, at which the
Sunday School will be present, when several
Carols win be sung and an address delivered.
On Christmas morning there win be the reg
ular service, and a sermon by the Rev. N.
Barrow, to commence at half past ten
o'clock.
HoLIDAY PREsESTs.- -BIymyer & Son, have
receiveda fine assortment Of Holli iday goods,
such as silver plated Tea Sets, Brittania Tea
Sets, plated Table Castors, plated Laddles,
Spoons, Forks, &c Ivory handled Dinner
and Tea Knives, fine Needle Books and Nee
die Gases. Skates, -5feds, &c. Presents for
ladies or gentlemen, married or single, call
aud see them.
A Lone AND HARD WIyrER.-Many per
sons think the present winter will be hard.
Farmers can't be too saving of their hay and
fodder They who are wise, will cut and
crush their own corn fodder. Don't be
penny wise and pound foolish" A good
Cutter and Crusher, viii cost a few bushels
of wheat but you viii more than save it
before Spring.
Rea-We give place to a communication,
to-day, which is more personal than we like
matter to be, that is inserted in our col
umns. Matters at variance between individ-
ual and individual are not Of general interest
to the public. We are always thankful for
SHORT communications, upon local affairs
but we hope We viii not be called upon for
the use of our columns to vindieate individ
ual grievances, whether real or imaginary.
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FESTIVAL THIS (FRDAY) EvEyIEG FOR THE
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connected with this church, viii hold a Christ
mas Festival, this friday evening at the
classical school house, on west Pitt street,
which promises to be quite attractive. Several
handsome engravings, a fancy table and
most beautiful doll baby and bedstead are
among the things spoken Of. The refresh
meuts will include Ice Cream, Cake, Oysters,
Coffee &c. Don't forget Friday evening.
CHrRoH DEDlcRrov.-By divine permis-
sion, the centenary Methodist E. Church on
Bedford Circuit viii be dedicated to the wor- |
ship Of Almighty God-Sabbath, Dec. 23d,
1866. Reys. J. $. Murray, David Wilson and |
other ministers are expected to be present.
lhis church is located about six miles from
the city Of Cumberland on the Cumberland I
and Bedford road. The public generally are
invited to be present Cumberland Union.
PITTsBURG AND CoSSELLsynLE RAILROAD.
John W. Garrett, Esq, President Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, on
being notified of his reelection to that posi-
ton on Wednesday, appeared before the
Board Of Directors and delivered an address,
setting forth the future policy and prospects
oi the company In his add ess he said
1t IS to be regretted that the Pennsylvania
railroad campany has still further succeeded
,asaeiayIng the construction of the Pittsburg
and Gcauellsyille Railroad. The Pennsylva-
ma Company has thrown aside the thin dis
gulse, It may have heretofore attempted to
use on this subject, and in the trial Of the
cause at RilIiamsport, in June last, appeared
" It's counsel to endeavor practically to pre-
vent the construction Of that road, SO much
needed BY the interests Of Pittsburgh and
w northwest, by the region which ii viii
S'iferse through Pennsylvania, and BY the