i i A IS ; ll i I ! ) ;r " - i '. t v. -I -.. It ATOL. J. WtnstoXj.Is". G, Tuesday, November 6, 1883. No. 62. THE DAILY, PILOT, PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING. ' ) M. I. A J. C. STEWART. Editors. ADVERTI31NC RATES One inch one dny '. ' one week " " one month " " three months One column one day " one week . " one month " three month 1 oo 8 00 500 IS 00 . .100 toon an oo 40 00 For further particular and special oaah rates, mi! on or address -j - THE PILOT PUBLISHING CO., Winston, N. C. EUGENE E. GRAY, Attorney-at-Law, WINSTON, N; C. Office over Wachovia Nat. Bank. THAD. M. BUTNER, AND DEALER IN CLOCKS, . (Next door to Pfohl & Stockton's store) ' WINSTON, N. C. : ORDERS FOR WATCHES AND JEWELRY v promptly filled. - . Watches, "Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, and catis faction guaranteed. .Oct. 11 m. Tate & Johnson, Next door to Pfohl & Stockton's, UNDERTAKERS, And manufacturers or Tate's Improved Little Monitor Separator. We have just received another handsome lot of Walnut and Gloss White Caskets. Our new (Jiieen City Hearse is one of the finest in the St -its. In short onr Undertaking department is complete in every respect. Call and be con vinced. Aug. 27. lm. J. H. PETREE, . i PRACTICAL PAINTER, ' -': r . WINSTON, N. C. All kinds of Horsg and !obnahtai. painting done neatly and rapidly, and at living prices. Call on or address the aforesaid. October 9. lm. i P. H. WINSTON; JR., Attorney and Counsellor at Law, WlNSTONy N C. ' Office (up stairs) in Bittiftg's-Block The First Case. Washington, Nov. 2. There was a flutter of excitement to-day when an officer entered the Wash ington City post office and arres ted Levi L. Tate, a clerk in ih office, on the charge of having violated the civil service act, in that he had collected five dollars, from postal clerks for political purposes. If found guilty of the offense as charged, he will be subject to a fine of not exceeding five hundred dollars, or imprison ment for a term of not exceeding three years, or such fine and im prisonment both, in the discretion of the-court. " The Tate case is the first of the kind under the new law. Wedding in Monroe. In Monroe last Wednesday night Mr. S. B. Bundy, a - successful young merchant of that town, was mar ried to Miss Bettie Stewart, one of Monroe's fair young daughters. The ceremony took place at the residence 4 of the bride's father, Mr. John D. sSteWart, 'and was performed by Rev. P. J. Caraway. The happy couple have gone to Louisburg, Mr. liundy's old home, to spend a few days. " The popu larity of the contracting parties was amply evidenced by the ex tent and variety of the bridal presents received, some of which were quite costly, and. all hand some. The Observer throws a shower of congratulations after them. Charlotte Observer. We have seen within a few days several accounts of the bad be havior of men in not appearing at the marriage after engaging the affections and securing the prom ises of young women. A man is a great .villain who will thus trifle with and humiliate a woman. Wilmington Star. ; A stalk of cotton exhibited in Natches recentfy was seven feet high. and bote 250 bolls. 2 Remarkable Feat, of Strength. A remarkable feat was recently accomplished by John Macdon ald, of Dundee, Scotland. His brother Archibald was passing through a field, when he was at tacked by a bull, and, being a cripple, attempted to defend him self with a crutch. John ran to his rescue, and, having ho weapon, caught the beast by the horns, and, with one supreme effort, gave a sudden twist to the head, dislo; eating the neck iy the jerk and killing the bull. Mr. Macdonald was at"dne time"champion athlete of Scotland; s -; f '' w A Tooth a Big as a Horse's Head. The tooth of a mastodon, which was found twenty miles above the mouh of Cannon Ball creek on a sandbar,-is on exhibition in Bis marck. Although it has crumbled somewhat through the ravages of time it still weighs about fifteen pounds and is one of the molar teeth. Judging from this mam moth tooth the animal was of a herbiverous nature and must have been at least forty feet long and twenty feet high, and its weight must have been enormous. This single tooth is almostas large as a horse's head. Chicago Times. A Faithful Old Negro. An old colored man died on Messrs. George and Albert Parrot's plan tation last Monday, who was a slave before the war, and when he was made free he lived on with his old master till he died, and then lived with his young masters up to the time of his death. His name was George Parrot, and he was 76 years old. He was fore man of the farm at 18. He never worked for anyone except a Parr rot, and died within 200 yards of where he was born. Kinston Free Press. . , The Atlanta city chain-gang has twenty-two members and twelve of them are women. . GREAT BARGAINSMN PIANOS & ORGANS! A fine-toned. 7 octave piano, worth every cent o' 200 for one hundred and fifty dollars. One of the best toned, 6 octave piano in the country, for seventy-five dollars. Both pianos in splendid condition.. Also, a large Mason & Hiunlin Organ, 2 man nels, or banks of keys, with 2 octaves, of pedal: bass; 4 full setts of reeds of 6 octaves, and setts of Pedal Bass; splendid organ for a church Sunday school, or Lodge room. This oru-sn would cost five hundred dollar at Nie mann factory, but will be sold for two hundred dollars. Can be seen at the Opera HalL in Win ston. Apply to i. ummjAtii, Salem Land Office. THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE A FULL VARIETY OF SMO- kers goods at Thompson's Drug1" Store. He has .-. LONG CUT, CROSS CUT, AND ' GRANULATED Smoking Tobaccos, PIPES, CIGAR & CIGARETTE HOLDERS. ? He has also a large variety of good Cigars while to mention one, as "a leader, would discrimi nate. Come and take your' choice. You will find here several brands of GOOD OLD CHEWING TOBACCOS. J. S. EDWELL, BootShoemaker OVER BREWER'S BARBER SHOP, Winston, ft. C. I am prepared to do all kinds of work in my line, such as maJdng and repairing- boots and shoes with neatness and at low prices. Call and see me before contracting elsewhere. Itf.

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