Vol. I. Winston, K C, Wednesday, Januaby ; 9, 1884. : No. 109. THE DAILY PILOT, PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING. I.I. A J. C. STEWART. Editors. ADVERTISING RATES One inch one day " ' one week . " " one month " " three months $ 100 s oo 500 1500 On column one day 5 52 " one week 10 00 " one month SO 00 " three month 4000 For further particular and special cash rates, all on or address THE PILOT PUBLISHING CO.. t .Winston. N. CL 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 A Stockton's store) WINSTON, N. C. fkROKRS POH WATCHES AND JEWELRY promptly filled. - , Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, and ntisfaeUon guaranteed. Oct. 1 1m. Ryttenberg Bros.. rice Store. All goods marked in plain figures. We have the finest line of Silks. Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, ever shown in this market. Carpets and Blankets at New York prices. See our line of Jerseys, Cloaks, Dolmans, Paletots, New Markets, &c, &c. - ' - , ,.. . The Power of County Commis , - sloners. ' In Miller vs. Commissioners of Buncombe'county the North Caro lina Supreme Court lays down the following doctrine: -The- Commissioners of a county do not possess the arbitra ry power of suppressing all places for retailing spirituous liquors; nor are they bound to license an ap plicant though he be qualified, j,. 2. They have a limited legal dis cretion, and in passing upon an application for license they have a right totake.intoconsideration the questions whether the demands of the public require an increase of such accommodations, and whetherlhe: place it is proposed to establish a bar-room is a suit able one. . Fabius H. Busbee, : esq., , of Raleigh, has received the appoint ment of clerk to Senator Ransom's committee on lfye improvement of the Potomac flats at Washington. The only regret we have and it is a very sincere one -in the de velopment of this transmontane couritryyis the inevitable encroach ment upon its forest beauty. We cannot hear the tread of coming thousands without a sad forebod ing of the doom that 'awaits so much that makes the landscape so glorious and gives so much of po etry to the virgin wilderness,, man tled with the primeval-' woods, en livened with its sparkling streams. This solitude must needs be in vaded; for, its. beauties and treas ures tempt to invasion. ;.No hand can stay the tide of progress or turn aside the march of destiny. But the invaders may learn Jo profit by the faults of others, and while they use their conquest, they need not turn it all to spoil and ravage. Asheville Citizen. . .? P. H. WINSTON, JR., Attorney and Counsellor at Law Winston, N. C. Office (up stairs) in Bitting's Block The Shelby Aurora gives the following sad affair: " A sad and accidental tragedy was ? enacted in Rutherford countyon; last Satur day. Lafayette Wilson, a clever young man of twenty-two sum mers, and the son of W." Green Wilson, on last Saturday Dec. 29th, went rabbit hunting: ".Wh'ile crossing a .fence he fell, his gun was discharged; and; its contents entered his abdomen. The ter rible wound was fatal, for on Sun day morning before day he died. On the last day of 1883 many friends witnessed his burial in the family Wilson cemetery." The faculty of a Texas female college has forbidden the: wearing of hoops and bangs by the stu dents.: -. . ' ' -v". The c&ansas tCity tTimes Icon tains the following on the subject of popular hanging in Missouri: "Many Women fainted when Bill Fox was swung.into eternity yes terday. If these women ,had; re mained at home' where they ' be longed they would not have faint ed. The men did not faint for the probable reason that most of them were buoyed up by 10 cent whiskey. No delicately organized woman ought to go through the strain of witnessing a hanging on a glass of red lemonade.; We trust this will be-a warning tr tbe ladies." - " My dear, I am shocked that you should invite those young la dies to your party." " Why, mam ma, how you talk! They have al ways been in society. Their father is the postmaster." " Very true, my. child, but you forget the change which has recently occur red." : " What change, mamma ? " Why, the rates 'of postage have been reduced to two cents." Philadelphia Call; The town of Sumten 'S. C, charges $600 a year for bar-room licenses and requires druggists who handle wines, bitters or in toxicating liquors of any kind to pay a license of $260 a year. ' DRIED FRUIT, REPORT. Cherries, pitted,. 17 Damson. Plums. 10 - F . - Whortleberries. , ; 10 "Blackberries, t ';'. , 8 Apples," quartered, 4 to 5, Apples, sliced, common, .-3 to; 5 Apples, sliced, bright, 4 to 7 Apples, sliced, fancy, -.: ,to , Peaches, bright, peeled," S t to 10 Peaches, fancy, peeled, 10 to 14 Peaches, quarter, unpeeled, 5 Peaches, halves, unpeeled, 4 AGENTS wanted for The lives of all the Presidents of the rniMt hMt Iwwilr ever sold forpess tlum twice our price, The fatert ; .lilno Iwife n ImirlH TmmenM nroflts to KUUtt WW". .m....-. . r agents. All intelligent people want it, Any one . can Become a . bucixhiui ecu, Huun Book Co Portland Maine, ; ; EUGENE E. GRAY, Fire Ins. Agency, ; Winston, N. C era., fiiu.!., n(jlui Vm Insurance Com. pimies represented: North British and Mercan tile; Hartford; London Aannrance Corporation N. C. Home; Insurance Company of North America; Commercial Union; City of London; Virginia Home;. Virgin! Fire and Marine; Rocbceter German; German-American Connec ticut; Western Assurance and Lion Fire Insur ance Company. Aug. . tr. SUBSCRIBE TO iaily: Pilot ONLY 35 CENTS A MONTH. Boot J. S. EDWELL, Shoemaker OVER BREWER'S BARBER SHOP, Winston, N. C. I cm prepared to do all ktada of work ta my una, socu mm uiuwe " ' ; w , , r3 shoes with neatness and at low prices. 1 CaU and see me oerore coraracung ow"" - 0 a ffor the working class. Send villi mall7 tree,, roJ',ln,,t Illll.lJtw, umnli mods that will put yon in the way of making more money In a tew days than yon erer thought powftte at any DUSinesa, jmuiimtnui. - - - - you. Yoa can work all the time or In spare time only. The work is universally adapted to oota sexes, youmr ami uw. " 5oTentog. Th- who want wotk may vest m uuui., w nnparaneled ofer; to all who are sot weU satta ftedwe wiD send $1 to pay JJ1J wri tineas. Foil particulars, directions. et cetera, sratfreeT Fortoraes wUl be roade.br those who gin their whole time to the work- Great success fbaolatelyaniT. Stnow. Ad dress Stwsok Co., Portland, Maine.

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