Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-24
MONEY! MONEY wANTEDl

Again we are compelled to call upon those
who are indebted 70 us for Subscriptions, Ad-
vsrtsing aud Job Work to come forward aud
give Us helping hand by paying up the little
sums which they owe US We need money
worse nov than we have al any time since
we have been in business. Wherever We
o7ve debt, large or suall, We are nouaed 70
pay without grace aud we desire 10 do So bat
without moley we canuot do 1t. There IS
certainly money in the country. Our farmers
have received such prices for their produce
during the last i've years that they must have
realized fortunes. They have had very heavy
crops and had to buy comparatively AItle-
We pray they may have at least laid enough
br. 10 nav the printer. Ia addition to the dLtle
debts that We desire to pay, We intend to
make some material Improvements. We
have purchased the Office occupied by uS a
few weeks ago, aud J. W. Lingenfelterl ad-
i9;aiue the Mengel House and intend erecting
q three story brick building during the sum
mer for our Printing Office, Job Office, Book
Store, Law Office, and an other improvement.
And. further: If our friends stand by US, as
We think they should, We viii increase the
size Of the IxQUlsER during the year. It's
columns have been very much crowded with
advertisements for the last six months and
vet we have rejected hundreds OF dollars OF
foreign advertising An this viii require
money and all we ask Is that our patrons pay
.lp promptly and the improvements which we
have iudiualed snail be made. send as every
dollar you owe as on Court week andyoa viii
do as very great favor Those who do not
owe Us, and there are many of our readers
who do not, viii excuse US Tor boring them
with this Article We think that they wlll'
however, be so pleased to hear that We are
gong TO make further improvements thas they
viii thank US fos 1t aud urge deiinqaents TO
pay %. The ISQUREE has been very well
sustained by its friends in the county, iu fact
tdeir are very few county papers in the State
that are as we'll sustained aud we desire 70
pat every d0Ilas into il that we make ont OF
IT, 10 enable those who sustain it to receive
the full advantage Of the money which they
invest in it from time to time. tc
WHAr We WASr.-It Is our desire to make
the IyQUIRER 3 correct record Of all events Of
general interest transpiriag in the world; bat
more especially do we wish 1t TO contaia in
formation Of all the occurrences of interest
happening IN this ricjaily asd throughout the
comfy. UnfortuGateIywe are not ubiquitous
and are often net apprised Of events which
would be of great interest 70 the publie, until
.gHg after their occurrence, or perhaps not at
all, and it may be that ceusure is often ex-
pressed that iacidents are not noticed, when
/. IS no fault of ours. In order to make
paper complete IN its department Of local
news, It IS absolutely essential that its pa
irons and readers should send the editors an
account Of all occurrences Of interest which
come under their notice We hope that our
friends viii bear this IN mind. aud sead US
sasa accounts more frequently hereafter.
Tel. as who raises the biggest turkeys and the
most Of them, and send one along lcitA the
as-s.9t aeeasioaallg,) who killed the fattest
leEs, who has the largest cattle and best hor-
sss whose horse ran off with the sleigh, spill
nag us contents out in the snow, aud smash
.az things generally; who sold farm or
-1lse, aud who purchased, with the amount;
what improvements are going on: who has
stepped INTO ecstatie bliss, or plunged into
me unui'erable woe Of the ulatFiaiouial sea
..ls' as the parties happen 10 realize IL, in
snort glge Us an account of all the happenings
10 yoar neighboEhood; such narrative as
sol Wonld ike 10 read about somebody else's
ae'ghdorhood. If you haven't time to put
them II shape for publication, no matter; just
sead them along, and We viii tx them ~, and
PRINT them for the entertainment and ediiea-
'ion Of all. Clip this out and keep II before
you.