THE DAILY PILOT.
KUBSCMJTIOX HATKS. , ,.
ne ropy one wk. . i - " . $ Ifl
" nMntli.' 83
" three month. V: jl oo
" " sinuantiis. 1
Addmxi all communications to The Pilot.
Entered at, the Post Office in
Winston- as second-class matter.
Employ the Ciris. '
. Some day s ago we suggested the
idea to out merchants of . employ
ing females to take charge of their
dry goods departments, and the
very idea seems to have upset the
equilibrium of the Kernersville
News man's nervous sensibilities
insomuch that he gives vent to
his disturbed feelings : " To en
courage the employment of female
clerks is to sanction and endorse
a plan that will rob them of their
greatest chirms f i that wilfj steal
away that which elevates them
above the commoli herd." : This
language is a reflection upon, the
"true nobility" of the sons of the
Southland a 'lack "of confidence
in the female sex, for a woman
can be a woman, in every sense,
as truly behind the counter as she
can over the washtub in the
counting-room as in the cornfield;
and we hope the day will never
come when we shall believe any
honest labor will rob them of a
single "charm," or will "steal away
that which elevates them above
the common herd." By employing
the girs we make the first step
toward sending " the common
herd " back to the plow handles
and into the work-shop their
normal and legitimate spheres.
We do away with this everlasting
lounging and gossiping around
stores, d compel men to buy
what they want and go on about
their business. If the News man
is afraid to "do homage" at the
shrine of a female cleik we are
not, n.ither will any one else who
has th. best interests of the South
at heart.- There rnay be ' other
means a them of gaining a liveli
hood," but there are not many
avenues open for them among us
now ofher than cooking, washing,
sewingand we have known Voru
eii to'die5 frotn the irksome labor
of .running a sewing machine
hoeing corn, and working -in to
bacco factories. There are easier
tasks in stores, and we say employ
the girls.
The Winston Daily, Pilot ' is
printed by steam power. We think
much , of the Pilot , It is n-wsy
f . '. '.J' T: Moore, esq , left this
week' for! Texas. .... Mt. Airy
ahead. ..-A load of fine watermeH
ons were oh1 the streets Thursday,
Xov 1st. Tbxywcre grown 4
miles from town. ....Married, in
Mt. Airy, on Sunday, Oct. 1 28,
1883, by Wm. R. Bray, esq., Mr.
J. D, Avers to Miss M. J. Gardner
all of Carroll county, Va. . . . .
Mr,. Airy needs a Steam Saw Mill.
Who has the enterprise to put one
in motion? We believe it would
pay handsomely.--Mt. Airy News.
We are informed that one of the
strange occurrences took place at
Sandy Plains Baptist church last
Sunday. Mr. 'W. T. Adams about
23 years old, was united in mar
riage to Miss Jane McAlister an
old maid over 50 years old. flas
tonia Gazette.
WINSTON MARKETS.
TOBACCO. CorreettU Daily.
Lugs, red, ' 6 00 a 8 00
Lugs, bright cr.mmou, - 9 00 a 10 50
L,U''s, Kxi. u una 13 Ml
Lu!s, line, 1 1 00 a 18 50
Leaf, red fillers, common, 9 00 a 11 00
Rich waxv fillers, 15 00 a 25 00
Leaf, fine, 18 00 a 20 00
Cutting Leaf. , 12 00 a 15 00
Wrappers, bright, common, 80 (X) a 25 00
Wrappers. good, 30 00 a 40 00
Wrappers, flue, 4.00at5 00
Wrappers, fancy, 75 00 a 100 00
xi:w.
Primings from -$ 3 oo to $ 8 oo
4 50.10 6 00
8 00 to 11 00
5 00 to 7 5
8 50 to 1 1 00
12 50 to 15 00
15 00 to 18 OO
20 00 to 25 00
30 00 to 40 OO
PRODUCE. Corrected Daily.
Red wheat.
Fillers, common.
" rich waxy,
Smokers, com.,
good,
fine,
Wrappers, com.,
good,
line,
White
Oat. f
Com,
Extra Flour,.
Family "
Pork,
Lard,.
Butter.
Honey,
Beeswax,
Callow,
Green Hides,
Dry Hides,
Emrx,
Chickens.
Irish Potatoes.
Sweet Potatoes,
Rags,
Peas,
Hay, per hundred weight,
05
1 15
45
80
2 50
300
10 a 12 cents
Oft t 5m emits !
9 a 1 i cents
25 cents
7 cents
5 cents
10 cents
15 a 20 cents
15 a 80 cents
85 a 1 25 cents
40 a 95 cents
1 l-2cte
65 cents
50 a 75 cents
THE OLD RELIABLE
arpm
Store!
OF
GO AND SEE!
CTCERO TISE,
1
HAS JUST IN, AND IS CON
stajuly. receiving, the. most com
plete stock of goods ever offered
by him on this market. His
(tL ASS-WAKE,
OKOCKERY,
AND
Pfohl & Stockton,! fine china-wares,
are a beanty to behold. His
Main Street,
' WINSTON, N. C,
Is the place to bny your Drv Goods, Cireceries.
Agricultural Implement, ennkerj'.
General Merchandise
And in fart every thing usually kept in a first
ciass
Wholesale and Retail Store,
at prices to snit the times.
All kind of country produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Dried Fruit a Specialty.
Oct 8 tf
CARPETS
are the NEATEST ever brought
to this town, and the prices are
low down. His
Furniture Stock
is unequal to anything heretofore
opened, and hexequests an exami
nation before you purchase.
He is making a specialty of
Tise's Champion Well-Fixtures,
which are kept constantly on hand.
Sept. 87 tf. V
DRIED FRUIT REPORT.
Cherries, pitted, 17
Damson, Plums, - 10
Whortleberries, 10
Blackberries, 8
Apples, quartered, 4 to 5
Apples, sliced,, common, 3 to 5
Apples, sliced, bright, 4 to 7
Apples, sliced, fancy, to 8
Peaches, dark, peeled, 4 to 8
Peaches, bright, peeled, 8 to 10
Peaches, fancy, peeled, 10 to "14
Peaches, quarter, unpeeled, 4
Peaches, halves, unpeeled, 5
The Shock of Battle!
The Shock of Battle !
The Shock of Battle !
The Gallant Charge of the
Light-Price Brigade I
The Bugles Call i , Yon to take advantage of the Great Bargains to be found only at Long &
i Sackerman's, Liberty street, opposite the Post Office.
The Cannons Roar ( For our Low Expenres, which enable us to sell a Fine Cheviot Snit for
ST.50. -
The Mnsketrv ( For our great Specialty Suit worth $17, but which we are selling for $9.6o,
' Rattles )
The Sabres Flash I For the Fine Cassimere Snit which we are selling for $8.12.
t"
The Drama Beat ( For our Great Imported $15 Cassimere suits a bargain at double the money.
The Trumpet ( For our elegant Dress Diagonal suit for $13.5o. This the bargain of
Sounds t bargains. "
The Shells Shriek t For lo.25 fine Diagonal BtJHinesa suit, cheap, neat and very dressy.
' ' ..'
Cheers of Victory ( For 13.5o Fine Black Cloth suit, fit for the wedding, or to wear at the chris
i trning of the first baby. , .
The Band Playa I For oar well-tnAde and well-trimmed Pants for $2.5o, $3.5o, $4.5o, $5.5o.
i and our good working pants for one dollar.''
Ambulance f which we are waging against thorn
Call the ' For the wounded clothier who have fallen in the war against high prices,
E.OBJG & S ACKBEirv2J,
Liberty St., Opposite Post Office.