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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22
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@A' nothpcii ~. Y IeUI-"3W
" 1RGlhla: IN the Clerks flee OF the Cor
poratlon rCurL Ut the city IF aeaHI.d ria.
Oh the th dsy OF February, 1851.
Isaiah Hurley, comrlsnant, sssinst Hannah
Anu Blackburn, } lila tilsckbuen, Charles
Hudson snd AmaL,.a Hudson his wife Me,
dora Black barn. :. ina Blackburn, Andr, W
Black burn, Monroe Blackburn, Elijah B q k.
burn Arthur Back burn, alclard E.scn bur-,
the LIST seven famed bug infants under Il
years OF axe, and AudIoW Black barn, ST., d =
tendsnts. Ia chancery
Memo The object OF this .ut is 10 e.fjrce The
perform sncs OF . coItrsc! entered luto By Xii h
B!acEb lrn, dec'd :, AID Isaiah Hurley On E,C'r
9th, 1917. and to uotuln convey ance Of tbs real
estate mentioned in SAID o~irart to lie said
lsaish Hurley.
Ths dti't5 Charles Hudson, amanda Hudson,
his wife, md andrew Blackburn sr., not h sviug
entered Their sppearanC and give security &C
cordlng to the act OF Assemb y, snd the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
They are not residents OF this State, it is o..
tdered that said defendants appear here with
IN one month after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary TO protect heir
Interests in this suit and that u copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the iiexsndria Gus
Zette newspaper published in the city of AL
eXnndrla, once y week Tor tour successive weeks.
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
OF this city. A ccpv--test:
NORTON MARIE, Clerk.
3, Ken ger, pa febT.w4w
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ASlexan1ria Q5azettf
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBR'Y %

Nitro HORROR F. A. Nc,
Laiu, shoo,,r, 10 the empry OF the r ?berts
Torpedo CJn oauv. wts driving along the road
near AIKEN, Is miles sou heast of Bedford,
having ID his Olcigh 200 pou d. ct tco glyces
rine, when the hoises SHE'D ard Dashed the
vehic'o against large rock s. The aide of the
road, causing a. cxpios,oD IF The com pound
McLalu IS the ouly occupaot Of the seigh
anu his b,dy was torn Ito frarmens. The
largest piece OF ms rcInslus iOulG Was portion
of the spiae snd neck, with the luugs attached
Wh:cl Wes pick d 10 eighteen rods from the
sc,Ue SOM muocl sad inteslDes we're dis
covered IN tai tine, W. ca had to be cut
doap. His t.ce 5 pckut up soue distance
awav. l. Icrer'bied ussk, having been TAX
en- off IS with knife draWn unGer the chlD
and bsek Of the uara. All tbs remEins found
we're easily DIacad IN an crdiusr9 c2nde box.
The tXplyslcu YES ve:y heavy, causing the
earth 10 IRE Mule q! tearlog q great hole 10 tho
frozen bed OF The ,hwsy. Both horses had
their hjader p.rs bows off aud he balancs Of
the c.rcsssss re thrown torWar! eighty feet.
TIE Only reooeD'z bis art OF the sleigh found
was q section of tae to-. ue one and 6 half feet
long. Mel il, the victim Of the explosion, was
aged % years, and hsd been engogvd in hsod
ing gSc rlne ipr nulurer of y; arp.
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Opening snd CioHing OF the Malls.


CLOSING.
Washington, y. g., and Northeastern mails s
Q. IN, l.: N. and and 8 ID = n.
Western mails 80 and S ID .. N.
Southern mails. via Richmond, VS., 10 30 g..
m. and 80 and Is p N.
South and Southwestern mails. via Lynch
burg, Virginia. way sid through mails, % q.
m. and W p. N.
Manassas Division I 10 9. N.
Alexsndrik to kound Hill Vs., 500 4. N
OPENING,
Northern and w esLorn mails, via Washing
son, y. u, 5 u o. IN. IL II. anG GU y.
Southern Calls, via Richmond, Va. s 80 a. n
snd 81 l.. N.
South WESTERN msila via 1.ynchburg, Virgins,
Through In9il=j including way mails OF NlolSnd
Railroad S 80 u. n.
Mansssas L,vIalon 80 Pm, for lock boz only.
hound Hill 10 AltGG.idri:, Va 81 =. Ill.
Office Rou!s-Uthcs opens 81 ~ y. n, and
closes ~ w y. L..
Sunday Hours--Ofice opers st As a. H., and
closes II 30 d, o..
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ssi aoAIRaTos d OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Nov. %, 1880.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
20 q. NJ. snd Alexsndria At S25 d m.
daily. except Sunday; pass Leesburs, going
YES at II 81 e. Oh, and arrive a. Round
Hill 81 II l6pm. LesV o Bound Hill ut II 80 D. m.;
pass heee6urs, gong eastward, l 10 D. NJ; and
arrive al Alexandria at 3 Is p. m, and st
Washington 1T 80 .. m.
Inc ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washlbaton at ~ p. m. and Alexandra at
20 p m daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Leesourg at 3 ~ p. 10. Leave Leesburg At 6 90
a.; m, and arrive at Alexandria at 8 Is am, and
Washington at 80 Ia. ID.
Passengers from Washington will tske
shs washington and Ohio CARS at the Baltimore
Y POTOMAC Railroad station ats 20 Am. ana4N
=. n, END &C through without change Of Gals.
Inc 92, am. train from, Alexandria andl23O
2: n Train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill With Mccoy G. WiQgintons Daily Line of
Coaches for Snicksrsville. Berryville and Win
chester; also Reamer Line Of Coaches, which
,"s7s ieesburg daily for Aide and Middle.
Both trains, westward make close connections
81 Vienna, with Siason's Line of Stages for Fair.
communication ftckets, 81 cts per mile
annual saeketss $50.
q. HAVENKB,
octt4-1 General Ticket Agent.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
lSS1-

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, begun in
1859, is the oldest newspaper ia the State, and
the only daily published in Northern Virginia.
1t has survived, with few exceptions, all the
public presses in America which saw with it the
dawn Of the nineteenth century. It lives, too,
not in decay, but full Of life and vgor,
giving all the news, telling the truth without
fear, fnvor or affection, trenching on the privacy
Of no mans home, but full to the brim with all
public information, and giving daily honest
judgments of public men and public measures.
1t furnishes the news kilograms Of the New
York Associated Press and Of Reuters European
agency, being, with but three exceptions, the only
paper between Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus connected with ne great fountains OF ii
worlds news.
With the coming year g.! the long tried 81 d
improved methods Of making standard newa-
psper will be continued, with such additional
facilities as POST experience justifes the proprie
tor in believing will add to the capacity of the
Gazette to serve its readers L. expects to rem
der faithful service to the city, the state and the
country by 3 candid criticism of men and events
in the interest OF the people Of the CommoL
wealth Of Virginia.
To meet oil the demands upon it, the Castle
will be made WASHINGTON and RICH
MOND NEWSPAPER, as we'll ss an ALRX-
ANDBIA JOURNAL The Richmond and
Washington news OF past years has left little to
improve, but yet greater effort will be made 10
in,ure absolute perfection in these Department.,
The city of Alexsndris will fnd 90 usual IFS
daily history in each evenings issue, and the
Intelligence of.hat section of The Commonwealth
which nature mas bound to Alexandria by the
curvature OF its mountains or the courses of its
rivers q. well as that portion linked to by the
iron bands OF railways, will be sssduously
chroniced
The Business and Commercial columns of the
Gazette will! be filed with the earliest and most
exact commercial news, edited with such palms.
taking care as will render an error where even
slight errors are dangerous. impossible.
The Cattle Markets of all the leading points of
the world whose rates affect this market will be
quoted, and regular statements OF the Baltimore,
Georgetown, Washington and Alexandria sales
of cattle will appesr,
The Flour. Grain and Produce movements
will be noted daily, and the sales OF the Alexsn.
dria and neighborng markets given with accu.
racy and dispatch. The Grocery and other mar.
kets will receive constant attention, and the
money or stock markets of the country epito.
mixed for its columns, full details being given
to sill stocks. Sc, which fud investors in this
section of the country.
The advertising columns CT the Gazette Offer
inducements which experience has shown to af-
ford greater returns for small investment than
shy other which can be made.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
Alexandria Daily Gazette..........$6 per annvm
Ale1andris Tri. Weekly Gazette. 4 -"
Always cash in advance.
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j S@fs

J. ecu eKEAr 1880
PENNsYLYANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST & SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL Balls, 5PLENDID SCENERY
AAGNIFIoENT E isJJ
TIAoRE & PGT5HAC II aA iGrst a Se cor.
ner Of Sixth and stl sets, as follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the East. 8 and
~ s0 a. N. daily, except Sunday, and % and
1000 p m daily. With Palace Cars linn
q. n. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdelshl.
aid ~ 20 IA. III. daily, except Sunday, and
= 81, d. and l0r. nj. daily.
Foo Pis.s burg snd the West 800 \. NJ, with
Farlor car to P.ttsburg and Sleeping car 10
Louisviii" snd Chicago lO.40 o. m. dsiyi
S.S' p. II. =. =, with Palace Car to Cbicsgo.
Fct CansEdai9uE and the North, 8 w g. m.
except sunday and 49, p. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Csr !. Csnsndsigus.
For "stkins, 1910 8, m. daily except Sun.
6ny.
For Baltimore, ~, 800 $50 and 1880 a. m;
2.3H. 40, 4,4O, 5,40 $50 snd 1910 p. m.
Oh sunday ,S.UU and III 81 am; 2.30, $40, $50
snn 1000 j.. Ill.
For Popes Uroek Line, q g. m. and 40 pm.
Dolly. except Sunday.
For Annapolis, + Az 3 N. snd 40 D. m. daily
exeavt -unday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AieIandrls 100. ~, 80 and ii 20 a,
No., ard !: ~, O. = 70, g aud Ii 50 p. III. sun.
day - !, 9 20. ard II 70 T. m. and 8 o. m.
tralns lea@s iiezsn6ris for Washington, 800
20 nd ~ 5. La, and l 90. 8, s, I, 9l0
p. n. nya II night.
in Sunday Ell $50, and o.. m. and 90 and
6 IL Q. n.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH. via
Suana;co snd Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
dr!s Al :. 70 aud II II a. m. daily and s 20 p.
u ds'l except sunday.
East mail, leaving at IL II q. M, makes but one
stop. VIZ: At Quantco, between Alexandra
aud Richmond
Tickets snd information can be procured M
principal rsi!roAd stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. L. P. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON ~>A'A"
General Msnsger. nov2o
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COMM .ssEON MERCHANTS.

s 3 FISHER. G, VIM FISHER
q! II Ek /, BROS,
e.
Successors 10 Fisher, Ross 3 Co..
GXOCERS, LlQrOE AND COMMISSION
/ AKCHANTS,
No. IS Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
Sr%cis' attention given 10 the sale Of country
prCdpca, poultry. &c jAr2l-tf
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LEaSAH. AahEsGE2

W 1EGlElA, to wit: In the Clerks lfIi "a OF
Fairfax Circuis Court, February II 1881.
Margaret Murphy who cues for the use IF q
h. SedVick, plslntlf, versus Sarah Barnum
sud LsVi Esrnum, defend snts Charcary
Memo. The object of this suit il to sllIc6 the
interest of the defendant IN tract of land, con
tsini6g about 40 scres conveyed by s5uy q. at
kinson u Sarah B6rnum and also the lerest OF
the def ndants in the mortgages execu ed OF q.
s. Balnum On The undivided DALI of the estate OF
Levi bemltg, in tsvcr Of Sarah Barrum, and t.
subjec! tina shmo to the payment of $50 with
intee,s: from lie 18th of Aarch, 1880, aud the
costs Of tbs suit
it appearing by affidavit fled thst the above
nsmed delendants Sic non sesiienls of the STATE
OF Virgini', it is ord: red that they appear win.
III one month htter due publication hereof and
DO what is necessary 10 protect their interest in
this suit. Teste:
f. W. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
u. NJ. ChlcaeEter = Q fatl2- M4W
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FOB NEW YORK.
G{RSDT

EVERY FRIDAY, at IL M; and returning
leave New York, from pier Il, Rest river, EV.
ERY SATURDAY, st 4 o'clock q, N.
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BEEkM EMS.
NJ OF CE.

NJ OF ZOE.
P0TC.nEC FERRY CO.'S. sTES.HERs
FOB LANDINGS
On THE POTOMAC RIVER
On SID pfter Sunday, July 18Th,
Will leave IS tcllov VS.:
Steamer T Y. ARROWSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, III ESDAY ard To JHS-
La 7, at 80 a n, for LeonaldtoNn and all
intermediate landings.
steamer ii Yh'"lU lesves EVEHY MON.
DAY, WIDE 3SDAE and FRIDAY, at + 80
a. m FOR Nomlni and intermediate lancings.
GEO. <. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potion &C Ferry Com papy.
J. B PADGETT. s gent jyi7
" oTloE'
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and sitter Monday. October 9th. the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY co, sill run
~ follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
8 co. 7 30, 8 80, 80 10 80 and II 80 a. M, and
Il 81, 80, 30. 8 50, &c. s 80 and & Is D, N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
63O. So so, 9 80, 10 80 and II 80 a. M, and
Il 81, 80, 2 81, 8 81. 4 80, 30 snd 6 10. Ia,
On Sunday the first trip from each end will De
my25 GEO. R, PHILLIPS, Manager
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- W. h1Gn ahOSpH, CierE.
-. NJ. GhlcafEter, fatl2-H4W

W lRGlN la TO VIII: ia The Uielks othas o.
the Circuit Court of Fairfax c., unty, Feb.
rUsry II. 1881.
sarah SenLefs, who cues for the use of .. II.
9e0gwlcs, pislrtt. versus Sarah l5srnu and
Lew Earnum, defendants. Chancery
Memo. The OH ct of this Sui is to attach tho
interest of the delendsnts in t t OF land, con-
tanning about SO hcrts, conveyed oy Guy 9 st.
kihson to Sarah Barnum, and also tia interest
81 tae oefendaItS In the mortgages executed By
Il =. EarLum on the undivided hsif of the es.
tate If Levi euing, in favor of Sarah Bsrnum,
and 10 subject the same TO the psym-n. of $6u
with Interest from tha 18th OF March, 1880, snd
Inc costs OF this suit
1t appearing by sfi iavi! led that the above
rsmed defendants BIZ non residents Of the state
or Virginia, 1t ls ordered that they appear within
one mouth after due publication hereof and do
what sssry 70 proteci their interest III this
suit Teste:
F. w. RICHARDSON, Clark.
n (lH:nNaeter
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FGE POTOMAC RayEss
sTE1asusS S0ayN ". TMa.E i-sog

EVERY MONDAY, ThU aSDAY and SAT.
.UEDAY At7.2O q. m; returning on alternate
days.
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INLAND L Seaboard CoastjHg Co.

Steamers of this line will run as follows:
FOR EGREOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
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>>1st.ss ChYDE'S SIEAM LINES WEea
sssE.ss-.;sS LY 70
PHILADELPHIA: FALL RIVER, PROV.
UEHGG AND BOSTON
Steamers iaaTs alexandria ;EERT TIES.
pAI and ;esTe Philadelph!s EVERY SAT-
UHDAY.
This line connects ct Alexandria with SkoO
E e NJ snd ~ s. q, K. Rs, ana st PhDsdeI-
paia with U!ydo's regular Steamships for SNii
River Providence and Boston.
freight Forwarded with promptness and carr.
tree OF COMMISSIONS.
no charge 70! transfer in Philadelphia, and
G wharfage N Boston. Quick time. Freuuent
departures Through rstes snd through 5iIls
Of hiding given. IneuraAcs ct the lowest rates.
Agents:
+. 2. REED Aiassndria.
WM clyde & &C, Phllade!ctie,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wssh s. Georgpn
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The steamers of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East :;
st New York nth all pc;nEs West snd North
west, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington ard Ohio Railroad
Through rates given sud freight hand led care
fully and promptly. For further information
spply 20 +. 4. REID, Agen4,
janhey's wharf.
j. W. THOMPSON, President,
14l6 street,
eep 27-tt Washington, D @.
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F. W. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
II. M. Chichester, O febl2-V4v

a. lRGlNlA: lu the Clerks cttc of the Cor
pors!ion Court Of the city Ut Alexapdris,
on the 9th day OF Februsry, 1881.
Ihomss Parker, con. plninsnt against Amanda
Nj. Violet j. 5. Wimsstt aud Mary V. VIM
sat-, his wife, Mary Ii. Wlmss,t, q anthony Al.
Armstrong, admir-. C t q b. q. of .-obert
y: Violet, dec i anti ory Violet,
Whelsn and Minnie " halau, his wife, Ellis
Violet, Lille Violet, Edwin VI. Lett, clinic
Stevens aid William Kramer, the iast Ave
being inf.nts under twenty one years If age,
Defendants In chancery.
NJ, mo. The object of this su;t is TO enforce the
performsLc c. OF b contract catered Into by said
Robert &. Violet, decd in his lie time, and
said ThomLs Parker, on the 18th dsY of March,
1870, and TO obtain deed Of conveyance # tue
r, al estate ms nlioned said Contract ~ the s.id
Thomas Parker
The defendants William Kramer, Jennie
Stevens, - Whelah, MinI ie Whel-p, his
wife. Edwin Violet, Lille vio EFT Ella VI ylett
sid Atwood ViJiett not having entered IL cir
their appearance sud given security according to
the act Of Assembly AID lhe rules vi this q. urt,
AID it appearing by sn affidavit mat they srs not
residents OF tits State " Is ordered thu The sal1
defendants appear here within one month aftel
due publication OF This order and do what is
NECESSARY w protect their interest in this suit
anu that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper
published II the city o! Alexandria, once Week
fGr four successive weeks and posted at tn
front door Of the Court House OF this city.
MUTTON MAkIb, Clerk.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-30
WHY THEY WERE LYNCHED.-

WHY THEY WERE LYNCHED. "A
correspondent of the Daily Observer
tsom Stokes county writes concercern
the recent lynching:
This thing continued until after the
last term of the Superior Court of this
county, when their Indignation was
again aroused by the continuance Of
both causes, the believing that it was
an effort to remove the parties to an
adjoining county, though in fact it was
only the desire Of counsel to continue
until the hot blood e%ngendered might
have cool time, and the prisoners be
more likely to have an impartial trial
But on last Sunday an unforeseen event
took place, with rendered the good citi-
zens of Stokes once more indignant and
to take justice into their hands. 1t was
this, the little girl, the victim in one
case, died, and in the other the woman
was missing and could not be found.
They believed, therefore, that the law
could not reach the merits of the case
and could not give the punishment the
otfenses demanded. The only witnesses
were dead there were none to tell the
outrageS that were done. and the Judge,
therefore, could only discharge the pris-
oners. This last state of things the
people determined should never hap
pen. So guilty they assembled, and in
number about one hundred aud fifty,
last night at IL O'Clock, repaired TO the
court house and noisclessly surrounded
the Jail. They then Knocked at the
door of the Jail and demanded of the
jallor the keys. He refused to give
them up. SO the made search, found
them, and in all orderly manner went
into the cells. With a blow or two Of
an axe they shivered the cell lock, and
immediately cut loose the two prisoners
who were chained together and brought
them down stairs. As quietly as they
came they left, awaking none of the in
habltants save the %jailor's family and
one neal neighbor. 1t about two miles
of Danbury, in a public place, on the
public road, they did their work. and
there hang now the bodies, all that re-
main of I'd. Lindsay and Estes Hairs
ton. who came to their death, as the
jury said, by hanging by parties un.
known
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-30
Patches and Paragraphs.

Col. W. r. Beasley has taken up
his residence In Oxford for the sun
mcr.
A colored college is to be construct
ed near Henderson. The 1cbncc0ntst
says Northern parties have donated
s.. 600.
Sorry we missed seeing that gallant
gentleman, Maj. Matt Manly, of New
bern, when he called at this Office, the
other day.
The National Bell Telephone Com
pany quarrelled with Gen. Mathew T..
Taylor, its agent at Wilmington. and
discharged him, and announced the
fact in the newspapers. Taylor sued
for libel, and has recovered Il verdict OF
1000.
One day last week four negro chill
dren of Thos. Merritt fed t, the pro
lection of a feather bed in an upper
room during "a thunder storm An
electric bolt fired the house the oldest
boy took the baby and sprang out the
others feared to follow and were burned
to death. SAYS the Nat Shell.
The Vance county ball was a jolly
affair, and did not finish for "A hours.
Or, at any rate. there was a German
next day, and a hop Monday night, in
honor of the visiting fair ones. Raleigh
sent a GRASS band and string band
Warrenton sent several pretty peo-
pie" Franklin and Halifax did like
wise.
Died at the residence Of Capt. Jas.
A. Turrentine, Of Graham, -membel
of the House from Alamance, Mr..
Thos. j. kilby, of Suffolk, father OF
Mrs. Turrentine. We once during the
wal came within gun shot Of Mr. Xii.
by's residence, but there were some
thousands of Yankees lying in a ditch
in the interval so we thought best not
to call upon Mr.. X. just then, though
he was a true Southerner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-30
r Raleigh, the Place to B ny Goods.

Considering the gain In time, the
avoidance of trouble, risk, insurance,
breakaoe. etc AMI the advantage OF
buying in small lots, so that Go capital
lies idle upon the shelves, we GER
.ainiy think our friends doing business
in the country and SIN Her villages,
would profit by making wholesale pur-
chases in Raleigh. Our city establish
rncnts are large, we'll managed, we'll
backed with capital, and generally have
a New York Buyer on the ook Tor
bargains. II Il ,nds 70 reason that they
can buy cheaper, and ship at less ex
pen>e. than the local merchants.
who generally 90 North at a crowded
season. in spring or fall, and is at a
disadvantage; because the New \ ORR
ers know that he cannot aft Drd u spend
more than a day or two IN town, and
after making the long trip i almost
forced To buy a stuck 1t one price or
another. Besides this i a lay of change
and the village merchant would need
to 90 North at leas: five times a year
to keep his stock up with the lines.
Now orr Rtleigh merchants by
means Of their business connections
VITA New York. Boston, and Chicago
houses. aud the close Railway c nnec-
tions with all points. can not only keep
up with the times; but actually whole
sale goods at the price the articles are
qunted at in New York. leargan,
Petty Il Co, in our advertising columns
offer to dppLc1te Northern bills; and
we doubt not there are dealers in near
~ every other line Of business who offer
Il lrwise. What say the business men
OF Raleigh What say The business
men Of ether points within fifty miles
Of Raleigh