Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-12-10

| 1869.
James Brown, /. A. Realey.
Thomas Edwards, John Ripley, ESQ.
John Evans, Charles +. Rhoads,
). kfaZ0r, benjamin Struuk,
Thomas Fisher, Geo. Schmith (sadler)
Jane Frazier, w. H. Sherman,
Barbre tihtar, Charles Smith,
Sarah Grnbb, Henry Thomas, Esq.
Almand CARRIER Susanna Trott,
Jacob Hall, ESQ. J. Z. Wilson.
A. NJ. hoy, Esq. Miss Clara Williams,
Samuel kevrlin, VIM. Walker,
George Lewis, Miss Mary Wall,
j. G. Mendenhall, Joseph Uphamey,
Benjamin Mozingo, John Irwin.
George May,
D. W4sHABAUGH, P. NJ.
PITTSBURGH AND CoNxELLsyuLE RAILROAD.
y Yesterday morning at ten o'clock an extra
train on the Pittsburgh and Counellsville
Railroad took out force Of Canadians, i'm
ported by the company to work on the
eastern extension of the road, principally on
the Sand Patch tunnel They arrived in the
city on Saturday, and during Saturday night
slept on the floor Of the waiting rooms at the
depot. Some Of them were accompanied by
their children, but none Of them had their
wives with them. President Hugart con.
ideutly expects that the road will be com
pleted and in full running order between this
city and Baltimore in one year from this time.
Pitts. Zee. CAr0a, Nor y.
A THANKFUL EDITOR The editor of the
Mantorville Express was in good condition to
enjoy Thanksgiving. His sermon for the day
commences thus To-day Thursday is
Thanksgiving. For our part we are always
thankful. Blessed as we are with a com
Portable house, in our wife's name, aud five
children in our joint names, with the wood
house full of well seasoned maple stove. wood,
with potatoes and cabbage in the cellar 10
abundance, with no cares of the probable
Office, with malice toward none and love for
aIl-the ladies in partieular-with health and
happiness, why shouldn't we always be thank
iul2
THE PAyENEYTs. - On Monday last, we we're
visited with a snow of some three inches in
depth. On about three-fourths of the pave.
meuts of the town the greater portion of the
snow still lies, making ice endangering
the life or limbs of every one who ventures
on it and making mud and causing wet
feet, whenever it thaws. VIII not our coun
ell pass and enforce an ordinance compelling
property holders to remove snow within
limited time, so our people can walk the
streets with comfort and safety
FLITrISG.-W William Keyser, Esq, the new
ly elected Sheriff, on Tuesday last moved his
family from Beuna Vista to Bedford which he
intends making his home for period of three
years at least. Mr.. Keyser is a clever, social, /
enterprising business man, and we are glad to
welcome him as a citizen of our town, and
the only objection we have to him, is his pol
itics. We have no doubt at all but that he
viii make good officer and that IN the per-
formance Of his duties as Sheriff, he will
know no party.
BADLY NEEDED A pavement is badly
needed in front Of Mr. Wm. SchaeFer's in
Juliana street, The pavement was taken up
for the purpose of grading and bad weather
has prevented the e-laying of It. It's not
likely that it viii be possible TO re. lay It now
before Spring We therefore hope the pro
prietors or the borough council viii take |
measures to have it planked or repaired in
some way so as to enable pedestrians to pass
without wading knee-deep through mud.
Buy Of the men who advertise. Always
examine your newspaper and buy Of The larg
est advertiser. You may be quite sure that
the man who don't advertise, sells but little
and must have large profits on that little 10
enable him to i've, while be who advertises /
largely also makes large sales, and is conse
quently able to sell his goods at very reas
enable profit This is an nnfailing rule that |
purchasers will do well to remember.
VIZ have just received neatly printed copy |
Of the Proceedings Of the Chester County
Teachers Institute, held at West Chester,
Pa, during The week commencing 0ct., 18th,
1859. The pamphlet contains ~ rages. A I
lecture by Theodore Tilioa, of Mex York, |
and one by Dr.. I. L Hayes, the Asctfc E.r-
plorey, are alone worth the price Of the book;
it contains besides, several Essays in full, I
and complete list Of all the teachers in the
county. Any teacher desiring a copy can OBJ
tain it, BY mail, by remilting 25 cents to
GsoReE z. WoRRElL, West Chester, Pa.
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We Would cali the particular attention Of
readers to the advertisement of the American
knitting Machine Co. They offer splendid
10 almost all classes to make
money; particularly Farmers, who can get a
great deal more for their wool by having one