Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-08-20

DoS'T FoRGET. THE PRINTER.- Many Of
our patrons are rejoicing in bountiinl har-
vests reaped and safely stored away. They
have been blessed with prosperity and have
already laid by them the provisions for an
other year. In their comfort and prosperity
the printer rejoices and tenders his eongratu-
latioBs, but at the same time begs that his
own claims be not forgotten. Through sun
shine and storm the INQUIRER has come to
you on time with the latest news. 1t has
labored constantly for your interests and ad-
vOoated every Improvement that might EN-
hauce your welfare. We know that we have
your sympathy and good viii, but they won I
pay for bread aud meat, nor for paper and
ink. We find it difficult to raise money to
meet these necessary expenses. Many of our
subscribers owe Us from two to ten dollars on
subscription, and many others for Job work
and advertising These bills are each, taken
singly, small, and the persons owing them
can pay without difficulty, while in the.aggre-
gate they amount to a large sum-Rith Us, and
are absolutely necessary to enable us to pay
our way. Now in your prosperity, kind pat
rons, don't forget to call and pay the printer,
for he is sadly in need of little cash. From
now until Court we have number of heavy
bills to pay and must look to our patrons who
are in arrears for the wherewithal to meet
them. Let each examine the little yellow
slip on his paper with his name on it, he will
there find the date to which his paper is paid.
Ifit indicates any point of time previous to
the present, he will understand that we viii
be glad to acknowledge remittance from
him. Any one who cannot pay before Court
can lay by the necessary amount against that
time, and then, if he does not come himself,
he can send it with his neighbor; and if he
brings or sends along a new subscriber with
the pay in advance the printer will be doubly
thankful.
AGRICULTURAL CoLEGE.-The following
communication has been handed to us for
publication
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, AUG 5, 1862
To the Bedford County agricultural Society.
Allow me to remind you that the annual
meeting of the Agricultural College of Penn
sylvania will take place at the Institution, on
Wednesday the 1st day of September next,
when three Trustees will be elected, and that
every County Agricultural Society in the
State has right to send three Delegates as
Electors. As the Fall Term of the College
will commence at that time, parents in bring
ing their sons, can, if duly appointed, act as
delegates. 1t is confidently expected that
the Pennsylvania Railroad will as heretofore
furnish return tickets to delegates, without
charge. Two trains leave Tyrone for Belle
foute daily-the one at $50, A. NJ, arriving
at Bellefonte 1850 A. M.-the other at Z. |
NJ, arriving at Bellefonte at 80 P. NJ. Two
trains leave Lock Haven for Bellefonte daily |
the one at 1920 A. NJ, arriving at Belle
fonte at u M.-the other at $50 P. NJ, |
arriving at Bellefonte at 4I2 P. NJ.
& Stage Coach leaves Bellefonte for the |
College daily at P. NJ Other conveyances
will be provided il Bellefonte at s o'clock,
A. NJ, lst ofSeptember, for all delegates who
shall give me due notice Of their appointment
and intention to attend
Yery respectfully, &C.,
THos. II. BuRRowEs,
Pres. Az. Col. Pa.