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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13
GUMNES EDAIsljEGS.

GUMMHR HpAEDEE5.
Persons desiring comfortable board in tho
country tor th, suuul37 months csn BE ACCOM-
moGaie1 By applying TO tho undersigned. Cool
aud pleasant rooms, delightful Ea.e!; in shor:
distances Of rG:.c!ii;a and depot; beautiful Wow
OF Blu; kIGSo and CaGo2.in Mountains sioard
moierato and incIutcs washing. For tel Ini 40
r!y to A. l. JUaNSuN, Aoun.scl!o, Lou.
dJTn county Va js3-.v3w
fE7H H%ACH ENDiAHN CHAiEl-Ju.t
4 The thing for tho Beach, Lawn, PcuIcs,
Boat E"c3s, 8dso Ball Mstc&Cs, etc Wcisas
ohlg, 8 ha Csu hA pscGed i'll any irun'; and
carried AZ easily - m umsrol!a. Call Had ex-
amino p! MCLEAN Sc UHLaEG.
mv:7 Is k;ng street.
rE1HR & sA STEP LADJf&E Cali ard SEQ
4 tho Gem step Ladder. II he's shelf to hold
bucket. Fer isle cheap s.,
McANAN s. Ua1EE'S.
my2l IS King street.
! OUNl Ai-LnNDOM gATTl.M
~ row DIS: in Il 10 boxes, csr be purchased!
Tor o!s do.Isr yer boz II
". y. GR&IaHTON'S,
fob 81 King ST. oc'.
SyOOD'S EK&NCn COLOGNE, the popu.
&-S. lar fortune o! ;ha day. Sample size t cts.;
Trisl size }6 c.s Medium s!2J - cts; Large
sizs 80 CTS. Fer SaIo by
mhl7 WARFIEhD G5 HE'LL
,..,,n,,I..I.p. ,.,,,,,r ,,,
- We have just rGcei1od another supply G; Il o
above water diraC. from Tao spring, aud otter it
By tho barrel or smaller qlan;ity.
-"5 = : ---- L = - nv:
sSTEKL PLOW PLATES Wo have il stock
~ Gnishet Steel P.o| P!stos end Bull Tongue;
also Iron Pow Plntes. I'll s;zos.
JAS. 4. CABIN 81 SONS,
i'll 6 King st-,o..
'---
: rnwtjar Uoirnr a,d .Ia;,7 pcSs IN sscrc
};ir i,n.n.vru I'D 'Isys !n,;nr ori T0l rc,,ISs
hr6;,ck is'a rnlahra,id No..,oJ i,cIr,
81 IVA s.:ao' y ga 1th,
-~~unIf,v .,,..iI ,fsNs ,;.-. =. =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13
GFFECEAE EGTICEs.
SHAYOE,S OFFICE
NJ oTICK 70 STATE FAXpAYRHs. i
City Ireasure,'a Ofi.o, J
hoom No. Z, Ms7S et Building, J
Alexandria, We Nav .1SSI

Alexandria. We May II, 1881.
Al person Eho have not paid thti State taxes
icr Inc SeSe iesO, will please take notics that I
am compelled to settle nv accounts for tb.t vosr
with the Sts!s on ths lst day of June, ana tn
enao!e mo to Go so, must colIec. the tsxes now
unp'!d snd unless these bills arc paid .by tho
.S.a INST, shall wi.kou. further notice enforce
sncif payment. Voters will slso bear in mind
!nst tney must pay their c!pia.ion tax for 1851
10 cnilllo lhom to 7ota in tina Nay and Noyen,.
Dor elections. Merchants and others engaged in
business, who have received certificates of their
state licenses from the Commissioner Of Rev.
cnue ere horoby notified that under the law they
are required to present tho eamo OF this ofica
sAo pay tho amount. Z failure 10 do so renders
license.
M. 3. HARLOW,
myl2 City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

ST JouH'S CADETS - Lcoaardi0!cm .M.,
J'mr lo.-The weather has 5aan raw aud
>t-oay 81 Day. Du: the s.. johns CIdets arc
c'm'2rta1iy l1'rtcTod 10 tho c0urt ncuao and
"'c crJoyioE themselves. They had dress pa
rada a. $50, md we're hi2hig s5mpll.acned m
heir accurate d;iI. las. n.h: a namocr Of
t.ol spent sums pleasant hours at chric:,
,5-!ya. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WINE OF CARDUI."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

L"oH"r'iorn. III Jnnc l.. The st. JOHNS
I. d:Ls agc q! vel bnt egil2inG themselves
m re than hey have ever done btiOrc. Last
gQt = bal! was given them ct Fennick's lIo-
IT, Il iact, .ietc is q bsl somewhere every
rlsht. No;hlog can exceed lh3 urtcsy and
n'H!aess OF The people here. e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

For sale by E. s. Leadholtsr s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

commandment, JLac II 81. Johns Cadet:
al We'll AID ct >y,ng themselves 10 tie liz,
,n"ther 4 bail Was given them 1T Moor.
Hotel lost rish,. &,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

Ihe2 must o3 straight, froo of knots, worm
hoi"5 End ccGay. W. A. SMOOT,
john Shoots wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

syOOD'S FK&NOn COLOGNE, the popu-
&S. lar fortune OF ;ha day. Sample size t c!s ;
Trisl size is c.s Medium si&J - cts; Largo
sizs 50 Cts. Fer tao by
mhl7 WAKEFIELD 81 HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

FESHK & SM STEP LADJiEE Cali ard SEQ
K tho Gem step Llldar. II hes shelf to hold
blcket For isle cheap 81.
MCLEAN s. UHLEE'S.
my2l IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

fE7Hk B%ACH END iAMN CHaiEl-Ju.t
a The thing for tho Beach, Lawn, Picucs,
Boat Eac2s, 8dso Ball Metc&Gs, etc WciSa S
only i ib3 Can 81 pscGud III any trunk and
carried ~ easily ~ m umsrcl!:. Call Had ex-
amino p! HGhEAN Sc UHLSlIE,
mVII - Ninr eLrcni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

TUE TONGSl los TONGSl!-lce Topgs fol
4. fEmlly use, something uS.iai. Price &c
I'LL McLKaN = IIHLER, 1G Ming St
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

4 FULL STOJk UY EAkM BELLS at
II my2U JAS. T. CAKLIR.S SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

zdN LISH CONDiTIO Il POWDERS
Il! Whoic:ao and retail BY
CHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.,
Nhl9 No. Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

THY QUIZ 81 AND 50 CENT OOLONG
L TEA, lsl:er particularly adapted Tor Iced
les, fos sale ~ j. Z. MILBUHN
,n7l2 10 Il. Rovsl street
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08
A "Reminiscences Of the state
Convention Of 1880.

Col Andrews, in his reply to senator
Vance saws, The Assignees THE Rlch-
mond < Danville Il. r. were induced
10 come to the rescue OF Mr.. Best by
solicitations and assurances from prom
inent gentlemen in North Carolina who
felt great apprehensions at the threat
sDed failure Of the scheme.
1t is hardly necessary TO say, the
prominent gentlemen who solicited
and assured the Richmond < Danyllle
Syndicate TO take charge of the last Ink
in the much Wanted North Carolina
system were Governor Jarvis, aud his
c%ronies. Ii is well known that Gov. Jar
Wis would have been defeated by Judge
Fowle in the State Democratic Conven-
ton of June II, 1881, but for his supe-
rior advantages, arising from his con
troll of Railroad influences. We shall
not now enter into specifications, >luce
the fact will be generally admitted
There are some amusing references to
to il IL Senate Document No SO. the
report of the Staples investigating Com
mittee in February last. Among other
things i a telegram from Col. Anire~>
to Col. Best, as follows:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

THE NHEsT or II NLE.-It is
now discovered hat Marvin, the ''pious
widower'' from Plymouth Rock, has
married and deserted no less than four
teen women. His latest victim is said
to be an highly respectable lady of vii
mington, y. &. whom he married under
the name of DR.. Flanner, and deserted
In eight days. So, at least, Dr.. 5. 5.
,Satchwell writes the police Of Rich,
'mond. Marvin denies that he was ever
in North Carolina but so he denies
ever having been in Richmond. There
was intense excitement in the latter
city when the villain was brought be
fore the city court. A correspondent
Of the BdhtDt0redn says: As the hour
approached every avenue Of access was
crowded, and when the doors were
thrown open 1t required but a moment
to I'LL the not over spacious apartment.
Your readers should have seen the
pushing and crowding, the stretching OF
necks, and the tip toelng. to get a
grossest of lying had Inyelged fourteen
innocent ladies into the sacred cove
nant Of marriage. He came in with a
limp in his walk, his front teeth re
moved, his beard a week or more old,
the handsome moustach and whiskers
having been shaved off, and stood halt
bent, as If suffering great pain. Had he
only been a little more huped he would
have passed easily for 'Quilp' in the
Old Curiosity Shop" of Dickens
famous creatures. None but the most
practiSed eye and the keenest Of obser-
vers, would have recognized IN this
seeming wreck, the gallant courtier and
magnificent specimen of manhood he
dlplayed several weeks, since, when, she
would a wooing CO." He AYERS mos.
solemnly that he was never before in
Richmond; and that on the identical
day upon which it is alleged he was mar
RED here, he was several hundred miles
distant in a northerly direction. He
will evidently attempt to prove an ah6t
his however, will not avail him. AL
ready he has been identified beyond the
possibility Of doubt by Mr.. 4. ". Brow
nell, the brother-in-law of Miss Louise
Iurpin, OF this city, Marvin's last vic
tim the Rev. DR.. Minnegerode who
solemnized the rites, Detective Pinker
ton, and if necessary a half dozen Others
can be produced. Detective Pinkertor
says the lntirmities of Thomas A. Mar
vin alias Gen. Morton, are all feigned
that he has time and again played the
same game on previous locations, and
III Missouri with marked success.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
RALEIGH, August rs, |.
4. S. Butor,i. Richmond, Ia:

Cal 4. s. BMford. Richmond, Ia:
DEAR SIR Twenty six DAYS ago [,
with the other commissioners Of the
Western North Carolina Railroad, ad-
dressed q communication TO O and
your associate assignees. Up TO this
time none OF Us have received any re
BY % that communication.
now have the honor TO forward To
YOU i copy Of 4 letter received by me
from The commissioners, on yesterday,
relative ~ the conduct Of the work on
aid road and The N .nagsment thereof
IN the matter 81 freight.
| also send you 4 copy Of n letter |
nave addressed to the Attorney-Gene
lal OF the State. relative TO the lease %
the North Carolina Railroad. ard as
= letter addressed 10 him on railroad
Unless The allegations set out in these
papers prove to hc untrue OF the cause
~ the complaint > speedily removed
shall feel II Il e my duty to Hse ttha,
,rer po,rer the STATE administration pos
>.s>es to ouSt the RicLm,oHd and Danriae
Rt7roul peapie f-oDt he control Of ang
rutlrou{ IL this STATE in which the
state has direct or contingentintereSt
Very respectfully yours,
1HOS. j. JARVIS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08


Mr.. Edtor The little city .. H..
nam wa cooled off BY 4 rc.r.- .
shower last night, though ID e4..
late Tor crops--they are '9.rs
the woodbine twineth" in tAI--a
Building is still in lively progae'r +. .
and mortar, big breaks IN tyttnc..
high prices is all the 60. W. ...-
stand one party refused 81,
mum OH their stock on hand.
The Military aud land fair last 81 a.
net about 800, also the canta't4 b.
lay night about S5U. The u...
Light Infantry Is under lasting .5-
lions to the ladies' Of the place Ea
great interest taken in the two
slons. We will 20 to Iorhto"a |
and We want some of the blu HAS e..
ties to 60 too, tol they are nor 'aF
far between in Durham. \ pre-.
TO morrow night.
The well is about /, 500 feet lee. .
200 feet OF water at present. "
&. & Co. have added 80 more hAa 4.
the cigarette department, turu.AE
now over 2OO, 900 daily. They ar -
to have a new band Of about 81 na..-
bers 70 De called BLACKWELL Dlsaai
Cigarette Bull Band HurraA +.
Durham, and w. I. Il. 4 Co, to-
W. Il. h
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08
=. S, WAIT

Offers for cash, at prices Unprecedented in this
market DOMESTIC and FANCY DRY GOODS
Spring and Summer Dress Goods, in light and
medium shades, worth SOC. for l71a Delanes
and Worsteds, worth 25c. for l5c.; Wash Pop
Inns, worth l5c. for loo Black Bunting, worth
soc. for l7Lc.; Dress Linen, worth SOC. for poe
Dress Linen, worth zoe. for l5c-; Grass Cloths,
worth l6c. for Slsc.; Cambrics and Percales,
worth l2L.c. for size, Also Linen Drills, Cassl-
meres, T eeds, Flannels, WATERPROOF Cloth.
Kentucky Jeans, Cottonades, &C, at very low
prices.
Ladies Linen listers, ParasOls, Sun Umbre
las, etc, at cost for cash
Newport Ties, Slippers and Sandals, at cost
for cash.
A large stock of Ladies Gloves, Handkerchiefs
Lace and Lawn Ties, White and Fancy Hosiery,
Hamburg Edging and Inserting, Dotted and
Striped Nett, Wells and Yelling, Towels, Nap
kius, and " hite Goods, very low. Beldlugs
Spool Silk, the best in the market, i'll black and
sll the colors. No trouble to show goods.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

,o' - gh,rta9, net pern,cions to the best
6,:-reSt If he peopte
Ia view of these facts, | beg that
YOU will examine into the lease Of the
North Carolina Railroad, aud the ad
Visibility 81 instituting a suit to v~ca-e
the lease and back the ROAD. SO
that II shall not he operated against
the best Interests OF the people OF the
State.
Very respectfully, your obeaisnt ser
want. THos. j. JARVIS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08
BRANCH OF THE
Petersburg Iron Works.

AT sANDFORD, N. c.
A. N. CLAY, Manager.
We have established a branch of our
business at Sandford, n. c., where
our Mr.. Clay will be prepared to exc
cute all kinds of repairs with des~
patch, to furnish fittings for Steam
Engines aud machinery, and to receive
orders for Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills.
Power and Hand Cotton Presses, Mill
Gearing, Flows, Castings, sc.
E. ii. PLUMMER & CO.
Petersburg, Va.
Oct. 7-12m,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

SAD News FOR PIEDMONT NORTH
CARoLINA.-It is now definitely ascer-
tanned that the Richmond & DanvIlle
Syndicate, with others friendly to its
interests. have purchased the Virginia
Midland X. R. and will at once begin
to use it for shipping "Ihrough-North
Freights,' via Lynchburg, instead OF
via Richmond. This is a great coup by
the Clyde crowd, since it shortens and
,traightens their line from Baltimore to
Atlanta, and, beyond all, it kills an am
bilious rival whose threats were annoy
ing if not dangerous.
But our friends in Winston, Mocks-
vile, Lincolnton, and along the project
ed route of the Southwark extension OF
the Midland Road will be filled with de.-
pair at the sudden crushing of their
hopes, which have been fed to fever
heat, by the pledges, surveys, and other
, signs held out to them of late.
1t il true, there is 4 suspicion that
the Richmond & Danville people have
bought the Midland franchises with a
view of extending the road on South to
~Spartanburg, and then giving up the
North Carolina II. II. lease" If the
gap between DanviIle and Charlotte, or
Gastonia or ~Spartanburg, were built.
there would be a veritable "Air-Line'
from Atlanta to New York, and the
North Carolina Railroad would be ruin
ed. At all events it would scarcely pay
expenses, unless the country fills up
more rapidly than is now expected.
p. S.-Since the above was IN type,
we note a letter from Winston to the
Observer giving intelligence confirmato-
~ Of the above .urmise. 1t appears
that Oh Saturday, Maj. James Turner
Morehead who is nominal President of
the y. c. Midland Extension) called a
meeting ofthe Winston stockholders, and
explained that prior to the purchase ofthe
Va. Midland by the Clyde-Barbour Syn
dictate, Barbour offered to subscribe
$50. 600 stock in the IN. c. extension
provided he president Morehead)
would at once close the Books. This
was done, and the Clyde Syndicate, )"
tor Richmond i Danville) thereby gain
cd full control Of the New Road be
cause only S224, 900 worth of stock have
been subsidized by private parties, and
of course in all stockholders meetings
Inc syndicate Will nave d VAST NudJOI
ity, and viii virtually own the Read.
But why should Col. Morehes d close
his Books at 474,0 600 shares, when his
charter allows 81 800, 900 shares.
Some excuse must be found for thus
handing the much boasted rival Of
the Richmond & Dauyill3 over to its
great competitor. And here it is. Bar
buur told Morehead that the Clyde
Syndicate in purchasing the Va. Mid
land contracted to carry u engagements
a. to the N. &. Extension; - 50 that
If he latter company (Moreheads) wish
ed to have their road built through
from Danville to South Carolina they
must at once accept these terms.
OF course it was all arranged before
hand, and this seizure of the IN. G.
Ext1ntion was a master stroke by the
Richmond 4 Danville men. 1t will kill
the North Carolina II. r. lease in two
years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08
dDIMA DE CLO7UING
VERY Z

Manhattan White aud Colored Shirts. India
Gauze, Nausook aud Lisle Thread Shirts, aud a
complete stock of Underwear aud Geuts Fur
uishing goods.
Straw Hats at cost for cash. Hand-Made
Shoes and Caters, also a large stock of mae.due
work, which will be sold cheap. Come au2 see. :!
ID S. WATT, Raleigh, n. q.
Please mention the Farmer and Mechanic
when you write or call.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

FoUND.-It is a pleasuret to state that
the letter from Mr.. r. H. Jones, which
we feared had gone wrong lin com
psny with some employee of the Post
office Service had simply gone into the
wrong box. On Saturday Mr.. Frank
Haywood, the Register Letter Clerk,
while assisting to distribute the mail
noticed a couple OF our letters in an un-
used drawer adjoining our own. One
OF these proved to be the missing letter
from Mr.. Jones. We are glad it was
found; not simply for the sake of the
money, but because we should far rather
bear witness to the honesty and e%fficien
cy of III Postal Service than 70 say
anything calculated to arouse suspicion.
Our Raleigh office, in particular, has
the finest building, and the most com
llete system of any office Of the State.
And We should like to see it conducted
ID such discipline that few mistakes.
ana nothing worse, should be possible.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

Col. l.. l.. Polk sends Us a letter
expressing much qualification at the
outlook for the Fair. Our type being
all set, we must defer TO next week.
People are wondering what is "fhr
more MteTesthug dOcument' which Col
A. Il. Andrews threatens to give the
public, If Senator Vance is not salts
bed with his reply ELSEWHERE printed).
1t IS a rather serious in.inuation.
"A young man named, Daniel An
drews was found near the residen e of
his parents, a few miles from the clty.
with the top of his head blown off. 1t
vas supposed 70 be case of suicide. but
more likely was accident. He had been
10 the haiti OF blowing down the barrel
OF his gun to clear the tube, aud was
DOUBTLESS dong this when the hammer
fell and DESTROYED him. 1t is a sad al.
fair.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

GREENSBORO NORTH STATE ITEMS
The Battle Ground has been di.con-
tinucd - few weeks ago James
II. Fleet committed suicide in Wash
ington. Some year ago he was q school
teacher and a prominent colorcd poll
tician in Caswell. -The collection.
Of Internal Revenue for the Fifth Dis
trict for the week ending on Saturday
last foot up S43, 4UI, 7S. -Th col
leclions Of Internal Revenue in the
Fourth Raleigh District, last week,
were $2l ,S62.46 On Thursday
to-day the Guilford Grays viii make
an excursion from here to Danville and
return.--Col. McNahon's new brick
factory is under roof and nearly com
pletcd 1t will be one OF the most
plete establishments in the country.
The Col. is doing M immense business.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

DEMONSTRATION. Atlas Dargan is
credited with saying that mules kill
more men in North Carolina in a wear
than w%hiskey. This of course is alb
surd: whlskey counts Its victims. by
hundreds, If not thousands, every year.
But 1t is surprising what an epidemic OF
runaway accidents pervsdes the State.
The Arson Times tells of two fatal &C
cldents. An oxcart ran over Elisha
Horne, killing him. He was a young
man, IN his teens. \ pair of mules
took fright at the locomotive and ran
away, causing the death o. Mr.. l.. /.
Ireadaway, an old man.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

Dome WELL. Col. p. DOMAIN seems
to have struck ore. In a private letter
dated Chicago, August %, Col DOMAIN,
late Of The Minneapolis ,Jounal, writes:
Il am here for a brief STAY, arranging
to make a display of New Mexican ores
and minerals at the Chicago exposition.
and will exhibit some Of the richest and
most beautiful specimens human eyes
ever beheld. We have eleven of the
finest and most promising mines in
North America, including one cf those
famous old Aztec and Spanish mines,
from which Spain for generations drew
the immense revenues which made her
the richest nation on the globe, and
from which, for ages before the Spanish
conquest, the Montezumas obtained the
gold from which their affairs were plated,
and the silver with which their horses
were shod. | Expect to run up into the
great Northwest IN a lew days, and will
show the folks some Of the prct;iGet
things they eve had a chance to see
Dir. DOMAIN will End a warm welcome
awaiting him in Minneapolis, and all
will be glad to learn Of his great pros
perity. Maaes0tu Eut0a.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

Inc hrst bale OF cotton picked in
Chatham this season, so far as We are
informed, was raised 10y our enterpris
ing friend, 4. n. Bryan, esq. and
soid at the Gulf on the 18th Of August
ior ii cents per pound.-Record.
The New York Herald says that thus
Tar fourteen wives Of Marvin h4ve.been
heard from.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08
Administrators kOtiCe.

The undersigned having taken ont Letters cl
Administion upon the estate OF n. q. HayeS
gives notice to ali persons having claims against
the decedent to exhibit the same 10 hlil' on CT
before the 10th day of August l992-
All persons indebted to the decedeut are re-
suested TO made immediate payment to the UNI
dersigned.
Dated Raleigh, N. c. ANDRE" SIME.
.no liz 1891. Administrator.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08

A>oTuER INDIAN WAR.-Terrib,e
tiding. came over the wires on Sunday
to the effect that six officers and Ito
men of the 9th cavalry had been mas
,acreed by the Aplche's in ) 'uthern
Arizona. The troops Were from tort
Apache, commanded b. Gen Emory
Carr. at one tlule stationed at Raleigh
1t seems there has been much excite
ment among the savagcs for months,
caused BY their Medicine Men, or re
ligious priests, who predicted that on a
certain day all the famous chief would
arise from the dead, and renew the
ancient glories of their race. \ large
tribe was also about to be removed from
their old homes to a new reservation
They openly declared they would resist
removal. And we don't blame them.
There are upwards Of 800 warriors en-
gagged in the present Indian outbreak.
LATER. The first kilograms Ito the
Obserue,) were much exaggerated. The
Indians suddenly arose upon Gen Carr,
ard killed Capt. Hentig, nine privates,
and several citizens. But the soldiers
rallied, and drove them off. Carr then
retreated. A general war is imminent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-08
PATRIOT TTENs plsna,pt Gard.

PATRIOT ITEMS. Pleasant Garden
camp meeting begins on SATURDAY
next. -Chapel Hill figured in the
Mayors court Tuesday morning -
Mr.. James + Clayton will send FROM
the Conrad Copper mine a I40Olb lump
OF fine copper. -The Burke Bjule
thinks that Best, in his attempt TO
wrcsf the Western North Carolina
abroad from the Il. & People, is only
working for a little hush money!
The death of Mr.. Edward John Trel-
awny, the intimate friend Of Byron and
Shelly is announced. He fought for
Greek independence under Byron sixty
years ago.Are the tax ayers Of
the State to be cursed again with the
ownership Of the Western North Caro-
lima Railroad
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