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(THE. DAILY PILOT,
PUBtlSHED EyERV EVENING
IM. I. A 4. C. STEWART, Editors.
Aovcmsmo rates:
rne inch ana dap
one weeK -. .
" ' one month
" thro months '
Due eolama-a day. "
" om month'
" three month
S ioo
s uu
500
1500
500
- 1000
- 9000
40 00
For further particular and meclMl cash ntm
ail on or tnareN "
THE PILOT PUBLISHEia CO..
J as. T.1. Crumple r.
House and Ornamental
P A I H n ,
leare to announce thai he is alwrn we.
roared to do all kind of painting' kaiMamining
kraable terms.
E. J. ALLEN,
J EWE L E R,
Lad deal as. la- Watcliea, Clocka, Jewelry and
Wadea, - " . . -.
NoBTB-SlM COQKT HOUSB SqUABB, '
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WINSTON, N. C.
ratch Bepairing a Specialty. -. Aug. 87.
EUGENE E. GRAY; ?
Attorney-at-Law,
... .
. WINSTON, N. C. '
Office over Wachovia Nat' Bank.
Old SUpeivtittorV About Snez
i . Sneeze on Monday, ; -
.xi - Sneeze f laaBerj-
" Sneeze on Tuesday,; ttH
Kiss a stranger; : . .,
. Sneeze on Wednesday, ;
Receive aletter; ' "
Sneeze on sThursday, vir
Something better m rf' ?
Sneeze .on Friday,-
Expect sorrow; ;
V Sneeze on Saturday, r
Joy to-morrow. " ' r'; ' '
Thr. Absence of PsEsu&Nt&
-rA careful collection of the facts
SMITH & BROWN'S:
PRUG STORE.
. .Winston, NC'lfe
I headqvartcrslnr Drags, Medicines, etc
S-S?- . ,- - , la.
'.. - BITS. -
Fifteen new ' residences and
business houses, are . feoing. up in
Reidsville. . . ? i . ; , .
Oak Ridge, N. C Institute
Opened with ioo students
there are only 25 springs at
Saratov brother.- v
One hundred and six divorce
cases are. docketed for the Sep
tember term of Philadelphia court.
How is that for progressive civili
zation ? '
Preparations are being made
for; the - inauguration of Gov.
Knott, of Ky., at Frankfort,
Oil last Tuesday night the train
ran over- and-killed a negro boy
about 17 years old, at Jamestown,
N. C.
Durham's Graded School opens
on Monday. :
Over two-t&irds of a million
pounds of tobacco sold in' Dur
ham last week,' thai averaged over
$22.50 per hundredA . "
A third of a mile a day is the
way work is progressing, on the
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail
road. ' : - ' '
The State fair will be held at
Raleigh, six days, beginning Mon
day; October 15th. ' Over six
thousand , dollars in premiums,, is
offered. . The rail roads will issue
excursion tickets, at; the rates :of
two cents , a. mile and transport ar
ticles for exhibition free of charge,
under the usual conditions. i - L
dents from the seat of government
during their "respective ' terms of
office shows thajt JeffersQn;was the
champion absentee. .. He scored
7$6 ;days in eight ;"' years. " - Next
came Monroe,', 708 days . in eight
years,; followed by Madispn, 637
days in eight years; .John .Quincy
Adams, , 2 2 days m . f our . yfars ;
Washington; 181 days in eight
years. The "presidents who .virtu
ally took no vacations were: JaicV
son, days;. Pierce and Buchan-
nan, 57 days, each, f and . Lincoln,
who 5 can. hardly? be said to- have
left - the- capitai; during all those
bloody four years.
A new cave-has beeii Tdisf oT&P
ed imr North Carolina. It is IqciL-
te9 .ion'-11 the "Tennessi
Swain codhtyvnear the mouth of
the Nantihala., f A blast was put
m tne moutn ; 01 -xz and a way
opened for entrance.. One 'large
room, bearing beautiful stalactites,
was explored and a small aperture
leading to another room was found
but for want pf proper lights the
exploring partywent no further.
The railroad runs immediately by
it on the river, Thejand is owned
by Maj. J. W. Wilson, about the
largest landholder in North Car
olina. The cave is in the great
marDie Deit ot the west, which
crops-at Marble gap on Valley
river mountain. "'- :
A Pittsburg widow? has adopted
a new and successful way (o col
lect old debts. The Beaver .Sa
vings . Bank of Pittsburg failed a
few days ago r the widow had on
deposit seven., thousand dollars.
Going to the president she drew a.
revolver, and "demanded fthe
amount in fulL i giving .him his
choice, between a. . settlement. i or
death. He demurred at first, but
seeing that she was in' earnest, paid
herj dollar for .dollar the entire
amount. v -.'v-, ' . . '
. ThAr True tsndardT . CI;
When SamueL the; prophet; was -
w jegtfd te4h btencfr f pea-)est itr: anoint one of ; the sons- of"
JfcS3e king,.; in the room of Saul,
the stalwart .. Eliah .'was ushered .
into his presence. Saul was so
impressed with his appearance,
that 4 he - cyied out: "Surely the
Lord's, anointed, is before him.'.'.
i.. riX u:
UUI VJVIU ,, (JUICU; tUHCLlCU U13
mistake. "The Lord," he said to
Samuel, "seeth not as man seeth;
for man jooketh upon the outward .
appearance; but,. the Lord looketh.
upon -the .heart.! . It was ..not the
strong Eliab, nor the handsome.
Shammah,he had chosen; but the
ruddy little David,, put .. on , the -hiHatending
his. sheep.- ; . ., .
Men of runtimes-, make Samuel's .
mistake-the vmistake of ' judging
Jjnen bytheir outward appearance,
whatawe need to learn i& that the
Tennessee riyyijf jsVhe true standard by which
to measure . men.,. A true noble
heart a heart fortified by reason
and "disciplined for trial is the,
source and gauge of all true great
ness. It is not money or clothes,
or position, which makes poeple .
noble. True nobility lies deeper
than that iri the real self-hood of
the man.
Young people, would you be
great in the eyes' of God,' and all
discerning men? - See to it that
you have pure and strong hearts. :
BROml, ROGERS & CO,
HMDUARE!!!
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CALL AND EXAMINE-.
Aug. z?.-.' .