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Vol. I.
JVixstox, K G.) Thursday, September 6, 1883.
JSTo. 10.
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THE DAILY PILOT,
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING.
M. I. Su J. C. STEWART, Editors.
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Jas. M. Crumpler,
House and Ornamental
P AIM T E R ,
SALEM, N. C
Bojs leave M announce that he is always pre
parou to di all kinXs of painting, kslseouiiuing
uw paper h;m;;iii, at short notice and ou rens
onabic terms. '
E. J. ALLEN,
JE WE LE R,
And dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles,
North-Side Court Housk Square,
WINSTON, N..
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
Aug. 2T.
EUGENE E. GRAY,
A tto r n ey -a t- L a w ,
WINSTON, N. C.
Office over Wachovia Nat. Bank.
SMITH & BROWN'S
DRUG STORE,
, Winston, N. C, " . .'
Is headquarters for Drugs, Medicines, etc.
Aug. tgl. . lni.
Washington, Sept. , i. The
debt Statement issued to-day shows
the, decrease of the public debt
during August to be $6,671,851.71;
cash in treasury, $351,503,986.22;
gold certificates, $82,992,740; sil
ver certificates $92,651981; cer
tificated deposit outstanding, $12,
145,000; refunding certificates,
$334,850; legal tencers outstand
ing, $346,681,016; fractional cur
rency outstanding, $6,997,796.3 1 ;
decrease since June 30th ri883,' of
$i4.572442-39- I;
7 New York, Sept, i.The total
visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1,732,705 bales, of which
1,066,705 bales are American,
against 1,336,924 bales and 542,224
bales respectively last year. The
above figures indicate an increase
in cotton in sight last night of
395,781 bales as compared with
the same date of 1882; an increase
of 59,956 bales as compared with
the corresponding date Of 1881,
and an increase of 485,160 bales
as compared witn 1S86.
San Francisco, Sept. 3. The
Corean embassy will leave here
for Washington on the 7th inst.
An interpreter stated this evening
that the embassy would probably
remain over one. day in Chicago
and would then proceed to Wash
ington, where they would stay
"one month. Three interpreters
are attached to the mission, the
principal of which is a Chinaman
A verdict in the case of the
State -against Columbus Redman,
for killing John W. Redman, his
first cousin, in New Hope town
ship, this county, on the 18th of
April last, the trial cf which was
entered upon at nocn of Tuesday,
21st ult., was not returned until
noon of Monday last, 27th, the
case having thus consumed' just
six days. The jury brought , in a
verdict of manslaughter, and the
judge, sentenced the prisoner to
three years at hard labor ' in the
penitentiary. Statesville Land
What our Brethren of the Press have
to say about TJs: .
We have received thevfirst num
ber of a neat little papeJ"The
Daily Pilot,, issued from Winston
by the Pilot Publishing Co.,Vajd
edited by Messrs. M. , L & J. C.
Stewart. We wish them much
success. isaiisDury examiner.
We have received the "Pilot,"
a neat little daily published at
W inston, N. C, by M. I. & J. C.
Stewart - Its size will increase as
its patronage; widens.- Tarboro
Guide. '. ' . .
A reprint of the. New York
"Sun" of fifty years ago was ex
hibited on our streets a few days
ago. It was just the size of the
Pilot. Let us not , despise, the
day of small things.
Senator Chandler's widow has
given $r, 000 to establish a schol
arsrTip in the Chicago.Woman's
Medical college for the benefit of
women who intend to become
missionaries, y y '
The New Yoik "Herald" of
the 3rd says: ."The train which
left Long Beach at 7:30 ran into
the Far Rockaway train at Springs
field station, where the. Rockaway
train had stopped 'to put off a
drunken man who refused to pay"
his fare. Two or three persons
were killed and several injured.'
The apple crop of Kansas is so
large this season that it is expected
to yield more bushels of fruit than
ever betore, despite the destruc
tion caused by wind and hail
storms. On a single twig, about
nine inches long, recently,' 19 ap
ples were counted. .
The Economist states that C61-.
Harry Skinner and James E.
Moore, on the Democratic side,
and ; Judge C. C. Pool, Elishu
White . and John B. Respass, on
the Republican side, are men
tioned as candidates to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of
Hon. W, F. PpoL He also states
that the election will be held in
j the new district.
D. D. SCHOULER,
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS
CHEAP JOHN,
would announce to his friends and
the Dublic in general that he has
just received another large ship
ment of '
DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Hats." Caps, Cutlery,
HOSIERY.
Plated, Ware, &c.f
and goods suitable for the fall
and winter months.
BED COVERING,
V; BLANKETS,
L ; ; ' COMFORTS,
SHAWLS, &c., fec, : -
all of which will be offered at
prices less than ever before heard
of. Call and see for yourselves.
- NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, '
V t WINSTON, N. C. .
' Aug. 5. tf.
SALEM ACADEMY,
" SALEM, N. C.
80th Annual Session begins
September 6th. ...'...
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For new catalogue containing
requirements for Admission,' Cour
ses of Study in the several depart-'
ments, Terms and Expenses,
address the Principal.
Tate & Johnson,
Next door to Pfohl As Stockton's,
UNDERTAKERS,
And manufacturers or Tate's ImproTod
Little Monitor .. Separator.
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We have just received another handsome lot of
Walnut and Gloss White Caskets. Our new
Queen City Hearse is one of the finest in the
State. In short our Undertaking department is
complete in every respect. ; Call and be con
vinced. Aug. 27. lm.