THE DAILY PILOT Departure and Arrival of Trains - m . mm t . a on trie saiem Drsncn-n. w N. C k R , Leave Wuim-CMUem daily Arrive at " "t Leave at Arrive at " " , No train Sunday evening. 5:45 a. in 12:04 p. m 5:40 p. m 12:00 m. The Churches To-Morrow. Baptist. Rev.- II. A. Brown; pastor: Serviced at 10:30, a. m., and 7, p. m. Sunday school at 2:30, p. m. Methodist Protest ant,-Rev, F. M. Totten, pastor Services' at 10:30, a. ra -and 3; p., r. , Sunday school af 2; jr. rn." Methodist Episcopal. Rev. C. C. Dodson, p'astor: Services at 10:30, a. m., and 7, p. m. . Sunday school-at.3; p.'m.. Moravian- Rev. Edward Rondthaler, pastor: Services at 10:30, a. m., and 7, p. m. Sunday school at 2, j. m. Presbyterian Rev. F. H. Johnston, pastor: Services at 10:30 a. m., and i,.p,.m. t t Sunday school at 2:30, p. m". - Saint Paul's EpiscopAL.-Rev. B.-W. Daugherty, pastor? Services at 10:30, a. m., and 4:30, p. m. Sunday school at 3:30, p. m. Personals: M-1' H. W. Fries, esq., ?s back from Raleigh. Dr. VV. A. Lash, ofWalnutf ove, is in town. Mr. I. H. Nelson came in from Lime Rock last night. Mr. Henry E, Fries and wife left for Boston yesterday evening. Rev. B VV Daugherty has return ed after a week's absence from the ..' , ' city. 1 ' - 1 , Mr. John I. Nissen and family left for Henry county, Va., this morning. ; ' ' -. ' - - Mr. G. R. Shultz leaves for his post at Washington. D. C, this evening. s .- r, - - Col. that's a most handmsome decoration that . new sign. We alway drive our teams through. Mr. Henry Null is -back from Raleigh, where he went to exhibit his evaporating machine for i Sor ghum. S. T. Mickey peddled out the beef which he had on exhibition at the wheat and cattle fair, this morning. , : , : ; a. . The, sign in ,front;of Farmers' warehouse is" very s attractive arid shows what the artistic brush of Mr. T. A. Wiles can do when properly manipulated. :: Cheap J dhn-has a deer. Flocks.of.wild, geese have pas sed bver 11s on their way south. 1 J udge Starbuck's bull-dog killed one of Mr. D. A. SpaughV fine turkeys yesterday. Some of our lawyers have gone out to a trial at Flat Rock school house to-day. Now, while the winds of antnmn Makes every leaflet squirm. The busy little chestnut -- Doth catch the early worm. Although the season is over, it may be of interest to bald-headed men fo know that a fly weighs sev enteen milligrams. KindneW is he music of good will to men and on this harp the smallest fingers may play heaven's sweetest tunes on earth. The first copy of the Fayette ville Sun is to hand. It is a bright sheet, and appears to be in the hands of men who know how to run a paper. Long may it shine. ' The Louis Haywood troupe headed by a North Carolina boy is in the State. Hope he will come this way. 4 , Since writing the above" the ad vance agent of Mr. Haywood has arrived in town and billed this talented actor to appear in this place on next Wedesday night. , The clerk of ilxeBferior; court for this count? ha issued a: circu lar giving notice Hhatr'a motion will be made on Monday of the February term of the said court, to -abolish the same". If there are anjf object jns.to this move the columns f the Pilot will be open to hear them. We were yery pleasantly su.r- prised at finding a ham of meat upon our desk .when we entered the office this morning. J A myste rious note was found atteched to i - the ham, which read as follows: Please accept the ham of bacon from my bachelor's - den, as a token of my " regards." Such nice .tokens of remembrance are quite rare, and one hardly knows how to give evidences of their apprecratidn' f for - such favors. May the esteemed donor live a long and peaceful life, and may his smoke house never lack , the presence' of ' ifitie hams" and "choice bacon; and when he, .shall . have finished his" career of usefulness and kindness in this life, may his spirit find a happy home in that upper and better temple. "SdLETUbE," Oct; 20th, 1883. Dear Sirs: I receive the daily Pilot' regularly' from Culler post office, which is carefully and well kept. I am interested with some articles in each issue. The little sheet tells there is con sideration, scholarship, energy and pluck about the editors. Such requisits are necessary "to back the publication of a valuable pub lic journal. Very respectfully, 1 N. A. B. The above lines of encourage ment are a specimen of many of the same nature now on our table FREsh - Oysters. Oysters on ice, raw, stewed or fried, and also in quantities, if desired, at C. A. Winkler's. Gray & Martin have ' just re ceived a large lot of Duke ot Dur ham Cigars and Cigarettes. Gray & Martin, WINSTON MARKETS. TOBACCO. Corrected Daily. Breaks to-day were composed of both old and new stock. Prices remain firmespecially for all grades 6f old: luiirm. red.' ; 6 00 8 00 Luira, bright common, 00 a 10 50 Lujkguud, i 1100al30 Lugs, tine, ; 14 oo a 18 50 Leaf, red niters, common, . 9 00 a 11 00 Rich warr flllere. ' 15 00 a 25 00 Leaf, fine, i 18 0020 00 Cutting Leaf, 12001500 WrauDera. brurht. common. 20 00 a 25 00 Wraimere. xxi. 80 00 a 40 00 Wrappers, line, 45 00 a 65 00 WraDoere. fancy. 75 00 a 100 00 . NEW. Primings from $ 3 00 to $ .8 00 Filters, common, 4 50 to 6 00 " rich waxy, , 8 00 to 11 00 Smokery, -com-i" 5 00 to "7-50 good,; 05010 .1100 " fihej 12 56 to '15 00 Wrappers, com., 15 00 to 18 00 " good, 20 00 to 25 00 " i line, 30 00 to 40 00 '' PRODUCE. Corrected Daily. Red wheat, j White " 1 Oats, Corn, Extra Flour, Family " Pork, Lard, ! itutter,:-: i -i Honey, " Beeawas, Callow, Green Hides, Dry Hide) ciuckens, Irish Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes, . : Rags,. .. Peae, - Hay, per hundred weight, 90 100 45 83 225 2VO 8 a 10 cents 12 1-2 C 16 a 20 cents 8 a 10 cents 25 cents 7 cents 5 cents 10 cents M 1-2 cents 12 a 20 cents 50 a 75 cents 50 a 65 cents 1 1-2 c. 65 cents" 50 a 50 cents DRIED FRUIT REPORT. Cherries, pitted, 17 Damson, Plums, 10 Whortleberries,- 10 Blackberries, - - ' - '8 Apples, quartered, 1 4 to 5 Apples, sliced common, 3 to 5 Apples, sliced, bright, , 4 to , 7 Apples, sliced, fancy, to 8 Peaches, darlc, peeled, . 4 to 8 Peaches, bright, peeled, 8 to 10 Peaches, fancy, peeled, 10 to 14 Peaches, quarter, unpeeled, 4 Peaches, halves, unpeeled, 5 ruggists THIRD STREET. All kinds of Drags, Patent Medicines; PILLS, SYRUP-ELIXIRS, FLUID-EXTRACTS, Soaps & Perfumes. GRAY I MARTEN" DRUGGISTS, Third Street, Winston, 1ST. C. Cigars AND TOBACCOS. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, THE BEST LINE OF COLORS IN THE MARKET. LAI?J1PSS GRAY & MARTIN, DRUGGISTS, THIRD STREET.

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