Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-31


Quaker City College, Philadelphia, one Of
the best Business Colleges in the United
States, can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
by applying to us.-tE
We can not help noticing the rapid growth
and progress of the organization Of Good
Templars in this place Large additions
in numbers are being made at each stated
meeting and results betokening much good
are made manifest
THE REGuIAqoE. Irvine * Statler are
still selling their goods as cheap as ever.
They have on hand the faest lot Of Boots and
Shoes ever brought to town, and their stock
Of Groceries, Queensware, &c, is hard to
beat. Give them call.
We notice that Bedford Street named in
the proprietary as Shelbourne, in the eastern
part of the town, is in process Of rapid grada-
ton This smaeks of Improvement, aud that
too, in the right direction. We hope Julian
na Street viii not be forgotten in her time aud
place.
The Lewistown Gasette comes to US en-
larged and shining like a new pin. We are
very glad to see this evidence of prosperity in
the Gazette. It is a very good and reliable
Republican paper, and well deserves all the
patronage bestowed upon it by the vigilant
Republicans Of that county.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
Of the "Chalybeate House" William Cheno-
weth, proprietor. Persons from distance
wishing to spend a few weeks in pleasant re-
creation viii find the sChalybeate'' just the
place, as the situation is delightful, and in all
respect they are sure to be made comfortable.
WANTED.-A few hogs, goats, geese &c, to
stock the streets of the town and the public
square II is hoped that the borough authcri-
ties viii see that the want is promptly sup
piled. If the City Fathers are too bussly en-
gagged to attend to little matters of this kind
perhaps a little extra pay might induce the
High Constable to lend his assistance.
EVERY SATURDAY, Tor June LIST, contains:
Jaques CaIlot, A Railway Adventure, Recent
Lectures and Writings of Emerson, Silcote
oF S;Icotaz. hv Henrv KinqsIev. PriqciIIa's
Lot, Stone Edge, The Rascal Column in the
Newspaper, Foreign Notes, and the Coquette's
Glove. Published by Ticknor & Fields, Bos-
W. notice the ..bead" of the JobnstowD
7r,s5,,os 70 have baen the recinient If several
donations in the shane of green meas, let
t,ca 6c tocstbar Nth . bottIa If con,ro7,nd
far baautifring The comnIaxion Certainly
the Donor was not pozseszed Of the idea that
editors. narticularlv sucb as our friend Swank.
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BoEouoH Taxes. We are requested by the
Burgess and Council to say that Oh account
Of the extraordinary repairs to the reservoir
and streets, the taxes mus4 be paid OF once
or the work stopped. 1t IS TO be hoped that
the water will not be stopped off from the
borough this summer on this account. La
boring men must be paid. and their families
supplied. or the work cannot 90 on. J. ".
W. Dicker5on, Esq, has the old duplicate,
..TuE WvArUrn, seems to be an inexhaug.
tible tonic. made so. probably. from the fact
that the venerable clerk. has seen fit. late
Iv. to give us a bourtiful supply of the ..vari.
able" and ..cbancealIe., Seven dav,s rain.
one davis snow. and two dav' S attempted sun.
shine. make NJ, the calendar for the mast ten
davs To.dav rTrasFav9 tastes or Sprinr.
but dark clouds still hang DER us envel-
oping the majestic mountain tops. and beto-
keniDg more rain.
Why Is IT, that the day train on the Hun
tingdon Il Broad Top Railroad Is always be-
hind time at Mt. Dallas while the night train
arrives on time2 The schedule gives the day
train seventeen minutes more than the night
train yet it never reaches Alt Dallas on time.
carries q mail and bv reason of ;rre9plaritv in
the time of It's arrival nj Nt. Dallas the mail.
instead of reacbinr BedEord q, half mast
twelve o'cIocI as # shopId. freoueptlv does
no. arrive until half past one and two o'clock.
CRoP PBOsPEcTs. Wheat promises an
abundant harvest. Oats are late and indica-
tions are that there VIII be light crop.
Corn is not all planted yet, while some, carly
planted in low ground, is reported rotting.