Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-17

restoring gray hair TO its original color, Is
Hats Vegetable Siciiiaa Hair Rsae,rer.
Tryit!
We call the attention Of Mechanic to the
advertisement Of the county Commissioners
IN another column, for proposals Tor building
two county bridges in St, Clair township.
TIE rains Of Monday and Tuesday Of last
week put the soil in fine order for plowing
and sowing Fall grain aud our farmers have
been busily engaged ever since in sowing
their wheat and rye.
WATER.-What is wrong with our water
works ? The hydrants have beer dry for sew
erai days in various parts of the town and on
Tuesday there seemed to be q general suspen.
sion Of the water supply What is wrong.
Be CAREFUI--We understand the Registry
lists posted at the places OF election in some
districts have been torn down and carried off
by some ignorant or evil disposed parties.
There is a heavy penalty inflicted for this Of
fsnse which should be born in mind
VIZ would call the attention Of our readers
10 the advertisement of ''Leasure Hours"
which will be found in another column. It's
q very popular magazine, published by
o'DRyer Co., 50 fourth ageue, Pittsburgh
Pa. Itis cheap, profitable reading, within
the reach Of every one.
EVERY YogSG NAN in the country would be
greatly benefited by a course Of study at the
Iron City College, and to those contempIa-
ting business life 1t is indispensable. Circu-
lars containing full particulars on addressing
the Principals, Smith & Cowley, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
VIZ cannot understand why people should
any longer buy the miserable preparations
advertised as hair restorers, when the AEsma
which is really the finest article for she hair
in use, can be procured Tor so reasonable
price as one dollar bottle.
Prominent over all other medicines is Sew
ards Cough Cure.
ABE Yov REGISTERED 2-Le; every Repub-
Heau see to it personally that he IS registered.
Don depend upon any one else, but 60 to
the Assessor yourself, and go at once, so that
there may be no mistake about it. Natural
lied citizens must present their certificates
thereof to the Assessor when applying for
registration, unless they have been voters in
the district for Eve consecutive years.
CoWNEND4BLE ENTERPRISE D. ".
Crisaman Of Pleasautville, during the present
summer purchased new steam engine and
connected It with his Touring min so as to
enable him to use it in emergencies. During
the recent dry term, the forethougbt and en-
enterprise of Mr. Crissman were demonstra-
ted ia the fact that he was able to keep his
mill In operation during all the dry weather
20 the great advantage no. only ofhimselfJug
Of -as whole community around Pleasautyille.
The Bedford Springs were closed for the
season on Tuesday last. The season has
been an average one. A few visitors still re,
main in the town. 4 railroad to Bedford
would quad rupla the number Of visitors in
single year. There Is one already proiecsed
and we are trying hard to raise the funds to
put 1t und er contract. Let the proprietors Of
the Springs give 1t their hearty support and
liberal pc cuniary aid and Bedford Springs will
soon be nabled to assume It's proper position
as the first watering place in the Union.
TH1sEs.-Our kind patrons, who called
upon us during Court week and renewed their
subscri riptions and cheered the heart Of the
PRIMER by handing over a few greenbacks,
VIII accept our thanks. We are only sorry
we have not the pleasure Of thanking grea,
many more. Those who are still in arrears
win find another opportunity at the adjourned
Court on the 9th which We hope they will
not fail TO embrace. Those who cannot call
in person we viii be pleased TO hear from by
mail. Correspondence containing. remittapces
Of greenbacks always receives prompt atten-
ton at this office.
The rspidity with which PLANTATION Bit
TEBs have become q household necessity
throughout the civilized nations. is without
a parallel in the history Of the world. Over
FIVE million bottles we're sold in twelve
months, and the demand is daily increasing.
Rich and poor, young and old, ladies', physi-
cians and clergymen, find that it revives
dropping spirits, lends strength to the sys-
TEN, vigor to the mind, and is exhausted ma
tGre's great resJorer. L IS compounded of
the choicest roots and herbs, the celebrated
Calisaya or Peruvian Bark etc, all preserved
IN pure St. Cr5ix Rum. It IS sold by all re
spectacle dealers in every town, parish, viii
lage ard hamlet through North and South
America, Europe, and all The Islands Of the
Ocean.