Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30


MosRIsoS Cow RaiI RoAD.-There was
a meeting Of the stockholders Of this road
held in the Court House, on Thursday, July
Is, 1869, in pursuance Of public notice fer the
purpose of electing a President and twelve
Directors. There was a very full turn out
ana full expression given on the question Of
a selection of President and Directors. Hon.
Saml. Calvin was called to the chair, as
President, and A. S. Morrow as Secretary.
The Commissioners selected b. L. Hewitt,
ESQ, Samuel MiIlikon and d. S. LongeHeeker,
Esq. Judges, to hold the election. There
was considerable unauimty OF feeling in the
voting aud the following persons were elec.
Watson, Hon. D. J. Morrell, c. H. McAllister,
j. King McLaDahan, A. s. Morrow, G. W..
Patterson, D. N. Bare, John w. Duncan.
James Madara, Joseph Smith, Esq, j. L.
Morrison aud Jacob Brennemeu, for Diree
tors. After the Judges announced the result
and certified the same the meeting was ad
iourned.
The road now has form and substance-the
right kind of men have charge of its interest,
and we hope from the reputation Of their en-
ergy aud business capacity-the iron horse
viii soon greet the "Coyeites" with his ac
ccstomed shrek, and bring the richest re
wards to such enterprising people 1t is no
longer ''tcest,Card the star Of Empire takes Its
! ,-..-ff i,,,+ st,o,,FI ,.,,,. rs II - ia -
full that the road will be continued on to in
terseet the Broad Top at Mount Dallas. 1t
viii open up one Of the richest agricultural
and mineral sections in the state. Now is the
time for the Bedford people to strike and
cease talking rail road. This is their op-
portuuity We hope they will see and ap-
preciate it. a meeting Of the Directors will
be called at once-then look out for dolcn
drakesi It's not understood yet whether
there viii be any passes issued-this Of course
can be determined satisfactorily after the
road is in operation, but to the friends Of the
road this much might be said, there has been
an intimation that the President and Direc
tors favor granting passes marked good for
one person until December 81, 1869, limiting
the amount Of baggage to the value of fifty
dollars and two hundred pounds weight If
this be so, it will of course distinguish this
company above all others for H5erality-
HoLliaaysb'srg Register.
NlsITors to Bedford and the Springs will
ind Gne assortment of Books, Stationery,
Periodicals and Newspapers at the INquIREa
Book STORE. The following are always on
hand The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Lit.
erature, Harper, Lippincott, Galaxy, Allan,
tic, New Eclectic, BIackwood's Edinburgh
Magazine, Demorests Fashion Magazine,
Godey's Lady's Book, Herald of Health, Pc
terson's Magazine, Lady Friend, Our Young
Folks, Waverly, Packard's Monthly, The
Mothers Magazine, BaIlou's Monthly, Har-
per's Bazaar, HarPers Weekly, Chimney Cor
ner, Hearth & Home, Frank Leslie's Illus
trated Paper, The ChiIdrens Hour, Nick
Max, Phuuuy Phellow, Once Month, The
Little Corporal, American Agriculturist.
Budget of Fun, Yankee Notions, Comic
Monthly, Dime Novels, Dickens and Seotts
Novels, Beecher's Sermons, Appleton
journal, and an assortment of miscellaneous
books
The Harrisburg Telegraph and Patriot,
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, Press,
Bulletin and Post The Pittsburgh Conner
cial, Dispatch, Gazette and Chronicle, and
the New York Tribune aud Herald always on
hand.
PlTrsBUBCH FENALE CoLLEGE.-We are in
receipt ofthe catalogue of this sterling Insti-
tuition Two hundred and ninety-four young
ladies have been in attendance during the
past year, gathered not only from prominent
and influential families in Piltsburg. but from
Philadelphia, in the East, to Kansas and Ne
braska, in the far West The faculty EN-.
braces upwards of twenty picked teachers,
selected on account Of their known abiityau
successful experience in teaching. The
course of study is extensive and selected
with great care. Special attention is given
to musical instructions by five different teach
ers. instruction is given in French and Ger
man by native teachers. There are also
teachers of drawing, painting, needle-worb,
wax work, etc. In word any branch of
thorough solid and ornamental education IS
here taught by accomplished teachers. The
college may justly challenge comparison with
any ladies' school in the land
The Fall term win open September lst. Send
to the President, I. c. Pershiag, D. D., for
a catalogue.
VINO WAxrs A SEwlyG MAcHINE We