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DAILY CHARIiOTTD 0BSERYER : SATURDAX7I)CXPBEBr31. ;1885.
5 -
GEN. GnillT'S GBAVE. 1
T5 Ouesti on of its Permanent
. location Definitely Settled.
New York, October 30. During
vp.ral weeks Dast there' has been
. cIise for speculation in the minds of
Kw Yorkers as to whether . General
- rtrflnt.' hodv would remain, here or
be removed from the State. These
tffouhta pTAWJ Out of a recent state
mftnt hv Ron J. B. Chaffee, to the ef
fort that the family of Gen. Grant
Hrrt nnt. wish the 1-reneraJ'B body", to
remain in this city, and that Congress,
its next session, would take action
ifv thd matter. Prof. R. T. Greener,
cretary of the Monument Associa-
tinn Rtafeed tonient tnac mo matter
hap been definitely settled, as follow
ing correspondence would show :
.October 16th, 1885.
V My Dear Mrs. Grant : The Execu
tive Committee of the Grant Monu
ment Association, to whom was ens
trusted the honor and patriotic .task
K)f soliciting funds for a suitable Na
tional monument to the memory of
' your distinguished husband, finds
itself seriously hampered in its work
ahd, to a great extent,' embarrassed
b? utterances, which ' appear; from
tcie to time in the daily, press, often
purporting to come from your family.
4OSlr committee is much concerned in
reports quite industriously spread
abroad and persistently reiterated,
thjat on the assembling of Congress,
(preconcerted effort, with the consent
ad approval of your family, would
bf begun to hare the body of General
G?aairTenToyedtor:W asnington-rf or
ii$al sepulture. Our fund has already
TrSol&M a aroua punr (nearly 490, ,
, iOb and ife'. wai b $100,000 jtodnTBut'
it' must be obvious that any doubt
'which the public may have as to the
dire nf thA familv in racard to Riv
eriSde Park as a permanent tomb a3dj
sito of the proposed '.National memo
rial acts as a deterrent to those who
would otherwise freely give. May I
si ask fromyou') and- youfy amljya
. clear and emphatic expression of your
.pna ppTO, uay i,aaa.
nt Tvfiil
ui ciBtu t
uoteriuiuaiiuu lur iiuo uw
tive committee.
Vice Preci&nt Grant Honumeii
Association. frrto
- The following is Mrs. Grant's re,
ply: r
New York, Oct. 29th, 1885.
' Dear Sir: Your tter of.ttje lCth
cane during my absence and was re-
. ceived on my return from Long
- sractomverfla w$sr$jectea by
myself and my family as the burial
. place of my husband. Gen, Grant.
- first,1 because I. believed New York
- - was nis preierence."" secona. it is
near the residence that I hope to oc
ctfpy tisr long; as X live, and where I
., will be able to visit his testing ' .place
often, Tnird, I have believed, and
t,;amnoff convinced, that the tombfriil
"be visited by as many of his coiintry-
; : men here as it .would be at any other
...Vzplace, and fourth, , the offer of the
Park in New York was the first which
';' observed and unreservedly ; assented
. . to the ? only condition . imposed by
. ,f Gen. Grant himself namely i ' that
J should have a place by his side. .
I am. Sir. Very respectfully.)
- ' , ' '- Julia D. Grant, ,
To Wm. R. Grace, Mayor of the
- City of New York. ;
The Greatestof Diamonds. .
Janufacturlng Jeweler. - ."
- An Amsterdam correspondent tells
. the story of the immense African dia
' -inond weighing 457 carats in the
r -trough which is in process of being
. ""scut by Mr. Jacques Metz, one of the
largest diamond cutters of that city.
' It is said that in June or July of last
year one of the surveillance officers
of the Central Mining Company in
the Kimberly mine.; found the stone,
. . and being exempt from search carri--ed
it through the searching house un
.perceived and sold it to four irregu-
lar dealers for $15,000. Before leav
' ing the provinces the t new owners'
had a night of drinking and gamb
ling, which ended in two of them be-
- -coming its owner instead of four.
The twO owners escaped the secret
.police and reached Cape Town, where
.-, they found a dealer who readily paid
them $95,000 for the stone. There is
an export duty. on diamonds shipped
from Cape Colony of one quarter per
cent ; but it appears rthat this stone
was smuggled out of the colony by a
tassenger on the mail steamer and
rought to London, where its presen
station at Hatton ; Garden r created a
great sensation. A , former resident
. -at the Capo mines managed to form
taompany. of eight persons, who
. ; bought the stone between them for
$225,000 cash, on condition that the
.- seller or sellers i: should ... receive I a
ninth share of the eventual profits.
" ..The real value of the stone has been
'estimated at London at about $1,000-
J O00. According to the rules of valu
ation of the famous Tavernier dia-
. v mond its value would be , $4.166.980i
f ' The correspondent - says that the art
- - " J - -1 . 1 .J A? L A ,
- oi aiamona ponsmng existing m am
fiteraam ior more man inree cenius
Ties has been brought to such perfec
1 . tion that it is expected that this stone
' " weighing in the rough 457 carats(and
aid to be whiter and burer than any
-of its historical predecessors), . will
. t . .Ipse in working much less than oth.
' er. famous stones; that it will be more
, , rapidly finished, ; and . it - has every
-chance of remaining the largest and
, finest diamond in the world
' Tire iu au Indiana Town.
Seymour. Ind' October 30.-Fire
roke out at one o'clock this morning
au t.ue nounng mins oi nii&n cc uo.,
; totally destroying them. The shops
- m of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
and two dwellings were also badly
damaged. The loss $100,000- Blish
. Co. were insured for $14,000. : .
Skin itlseases Cured
TyDcFrazler's Magic Ointment. Cures as If by
; ULsglc. pimples, black heads or grubs, blotches and
ernptlons on the face, leaving the skin clear and
feeautitul. Also cures Itch, salt rheum, sore nip
. plsa, sore Hps, and old, oWstlnate ulcers. Sold bj
xciT"-,'lsts, cr mailed on receipt cf price, EOoectS'
Tow Boat Burned.;
Cincinnati. Ohio, October 30. Tke
tow boat, GAorg S. Daa, owned
by the Campbell Crek Coal Co.,
while on her -way to Kara w ha with
two empty bargee, ; stopped after
midnight last night at Waters Land
ing, seven miles up the' river, for more
barges. While there, Are was dis
covered near the aft bulkhead. It
spread so rapidly that nothing could
be done to Icheck it. The .officers
tried to scuttle her but had no time;
The crew had to Tush to shore to save
their lives. The boat was built less
thn a year ago, ; at a co?t of forty
thousand dollars. -
A Foretaste
White Hall, N.
of
Winter.
Y t Oct. 30. A
severe storm accompanied by a high
wind has prevailed in this, section
since, last evemng. it , is y snowing
hard at all points is the Champlain
Valley. The mercury " stands at 31
degrees. Many steamers are wind
bound on the Lakt.
: ' ,v:-w V " : kj-
t "' All "Wyo tYmt."
"Dont know what lls me lately. Cas t eat
well, ean't sleep well. Cant woikjand don't enjoy
doing anything. Ain't rea'ly : sick,' and I really
ain't well Feel all klatf o' played ot, smeway."
That Is what scores of men say every day. If they
would take Dr. Pierce "Golden Me4Scal Disaor-
ery " tkey would ftoon hare no occasion to say It.
It purtflea the blood, tones up the system and for
tifies It against disease., Jt Is a profit ani-Mlleus
remedy as well. - d 1 ' octa&junthuraw.
i i I 1 i i "
T, JRo JHjsnery About It.
Thera la no mystery or secrets about tha com
pounding of Brown's Iran Bitters, Tke prepara
tion oi iron is me omy one tnai can ue taicen witn-
out injuring tne teeui or siomacn. n gives vigor
to the feeble, life to the debilitated, and health to
tha dyspeptic. You need not fear to give It to the
most delicate cniia. mrs. janma wiuims. oti
Starkweather, liiss,, says: "It relieved my daugh-!
tej jpj dyspapsla, and myself of general deblUty.';
. , ' .
ia lawa Mercnaat. . (
BavW paiaaci saV4faf sleepless nlghtadlstui a
d by the agonlat and cries of a suffering child,!
Vad .Jbeeomlng r(OBvlnced that Mrs. WlnaUus'a
Sootmnt Syrup vaJ just the article needed, pro i
cured a supply for the child. On reaching home!
and acquainting his wife with what he had done,!
she refused to haveadMnlsterefl t the chad,
as she was strongly In favor of Homoeopathy
That nteht tha-cfcnd nafied in suffering, and the
pbaronta wlthoatsieep. Returning home the daj
loaowing, ine iasner iouna tne Daoysou worse(
and while contemDlatlrur another sleeDless nlshk
9 mother stepped from, tne ,roqm ta?attend. to
some aomesttc'dutlesasid leffthe f atier with the
child. During her absence he administered a por
tion of the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and said
toothing. iTbat -night all bands slept well,, and the
little fellow awoke u the trtorriing bright and kap
ov. The mother was dellithted with the sudden
and wonderful change; and although at first offend
ed at the deception practiced noon her, Jbas con
tinued to use the Syrup;and suSertng wytng babies
and restless nights have disappeared. A single
trial of the gyrop never yet failed to relieve the
baby, ami overcome the prejudices of the mother.
Sold by all Druggists. 25 cents a bottle. f
Oh, think what a world we would have of It here, ,
It those with bad teeth or bad breath would go .
Elsewhere; say to Saturn's comfortless sphere .
And leave all Its nice", pretty earth here below
To nice and sweet people to people who wont
Forget to keep clean, and to uea SOZODONT. 4
- The Omlj Remedy, C
. Those who suffer from foul breatii are open to
the charge of carelessness. It Is an offence that
can be speedily abated as a single pottle of the
fragrant SOZODON T will unmistakably accomplish'
the work. No toilet table should be without it. It
will preserve and keep the teeth white, and the
breath pure and sweet. : ,
I Gents, to make a good appearance, shouldave
shapely looking feet. Fine fitting shoes, con
structed on scientific principles cover ui defects,
and at the same time develop all the good points
In one's feet. For these reasons, and lor ease and
comfort, always ask your dealer for the "HAN AN"
shoe by far the best ever made. A. E. RANKIN
& BBO. agents for Charlotte. feblldeud
Diseaie From Pimples to Scrof
ula Cured by Cuticwra. :rll
Hundreds of letters" In our possession, copies of
which may be had by return of mall, repeat this
story : I have been a terrible sufferer ior years
from diseases of the sktn and blood; have been
obliged to shun public places by reason o" my dis
figuring humors; have had the best physicians:
have spent hundreds of dollars, and got no relief
until I used the Cutlcura Remedies, which have
cured me, and left my skin and blood as pure as a
child s.
- "'sa "
Cutlcura Remedies are the greatest medicines on
earth. Bad the worst case of Salt Rheum in this
country. My motner had It twenty years, and in
fact died from It. . I betfeve Cutlcura would have
saved her life. My arms.' breast and head were
covered for three years, which nothing relieved or
red until 1 used the cutlcura Resolvent, inter
nally, and Cutlcura and Cutlcura Soap, externally.
Newark, u. . s. w. ajdms.
XSend Face and Body Xla.fr. r
I commenced to use your Cutlcura Remedies last
July. My head .and face and some parts of my
body were almost raw. My head was covered witn
scabs and sores, and my suffering was fearfuL I
had tried everything I had heard of In the East and
West. My case was considered a very oaa one. i
have now not a particle of skin buiror about me,
ma my cae is consmerea wonaerra'.
Dec.tur, Mich. mrs. a. js. wturfijs. '
Eczeina From Head to Feet.'
Charles Eavre ninfcle. Jersey City heights, N. J
writes: 4'My son, a lad of twelve years wa com
pletely cured nf a terrible case of eczema by the
Cutlcura Remedies. From the top of his head to
the soles of his feet was one mass oi ecaD.-
Every other remedy and physi lans naa peen inea
In vain.
rxmrmtk Tiwunmnra are Rold evervwtre Price:
ConcuBA. 60c.; Resolvent, II UO; soap, ape.
Prepared by the Pottkb drug- akd uhehuja w.,
Boston. Mass. -
SEND FOB "HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES."
PO I IDC Pimples, Sktn Blemishes and Bab
U il U I Humors cured by Cuclcura Soap. ;
CUTICUR A ANTI-PAIN PLA8TER
ta a new. orirfnvl. eleeant and lnfalll-
antMnta to Dain and Inflammation.
banishing rheumatic, neuralgic, sciat
ic, sudden sharp and nervous pains as
by magic ai aruggiw. , ,
oct4dwedsat&w - - - '
CiRRUGE AND BUGGY REPOSITORY;
A full line of Carriages. Buggies, PhaetoM.Carts
SprtngWagons, etc., of the best makes and latest
styles, on nana.. . , , - ,
py-Yehlcles made to order and, repaired.
: A. U IIIJTCIIISOW & COJ,
Charlotte, N. C, next to WadsTth;s Stables.
rspr25unly YHY;:': A ' ' ' r t- '- s
BIG BiRQMH Hi. SKATES.
You can now bu? a $3.75 pair of rubber spates
tnr i Tv.o.a oirotaa hvA hfn nsed onlvtiuee
months, and are as good as new. This Prtemui
contlnnfl oniv whiift this lot is being nold. ; Samrle
pair can can be seen at No. 1 Fruit Store.
Address, - , - C. C. SNIDER,
oct22liw Charlotte. N. C
SKIN 1 BLOOD
THIS PEOPLE
'-''-I 4 " t v ,
' - - REOOONIZE THE
OLD PIONEER
K, 6ITM first manufactured and sold his
. cinanom
Th an humble way. using an ordinary lronjpot for
Doiiiag. xne tnuuMs ws run una tne name oi
m w 1 1 1 u u 1 n r
; j it H i i
1 vnY,
it
PEBBY; t A.,
'r
Wm ike4 JCA.UTIOH printed oo aeh .
label
JC'i
-. ,- , F. . .U k&MUWM. V V(. r
.1
And the Medicine :wa$; sd' at. $5.00 r per bottle
This co-oartnersnlD was d'soived by MR. C. T.
"SWIFf rtlfng, and 3Srt. R.J GU1NN conttnufng
the- aanufacture of - this ceiesnted ' vegetable
Blood Rejewer front Southern Farests up to the
MR. B. OUINN ha his account books showing
skies brhim to parties who came years rafter with
alphabetical repetition .and who seek to take
from film the honors and rewaids that his gnms,
enterprise and money mnrst iaDmjg and intro
ducing l commerce this boon- to .the . asneted -.
clearly eix titles him to : He has now sold his right
therein m the ; ..;.,
Macon Medicine Co.,
Wbose label will now. ,b a guarantee that tke
Medicine will be kept up to that high: standard.
without shadow of varying, that nrst p cored to ine
doubting medical worlc, the existence oi a irui&f
Vegetable Blood Medicine.
R. GUINN Travels for the CJbmpany.
Priqe per Bottle $1 and $1.75
mm
DoctorGertificate
Caaofir, B4All0ia.eaiid RUcu-
9n6im.
Several years ago a cancerc-ua ulcer- made its ap
pearance on my chin. Three years ago It sloughed
ont, but last Spring returned. Soon after the can
cer appeared, my nam pecame ciseaseu any scgni
wourid or bruise would Inflame, spread and make
and ugly sore. Roagh places and' heavy Mack
scales formed on my hands and face. Last October
I was attacked wltn Rheumatism in my feet, ankles
knes and hips which became so stiff, swollen and
sore and the muscles so much centraced that It
was impossible for uie to . straighten myself. In
this terrible condition, no medicine gave me any
relief my appetite and strength tailed and I be came
completely helpless. In this almost hopeless
condition I determined to . try feUnNN'a Pioneer
Blood Reskwer. I procured a supply and began
the use of it. I used it about one month, and I so
much improved that I began to walk . about with
the aid of crutches. The cancer en my ehin en
tirely disappeared. - The macs neavy sewies mat
had formel on my face and hands fell off, and my
akin became clear, smooth and healthy. I would
also state that tor several years I have wed this
Medicine In mvoractlce In the treatment oi glan
dular and skin diseases and I have-never known it 1
tofall to cure any ense wh-re ithasbeen used ac
cording to directions, l do. inereroTe, most cneer
fuiiy recommend It to all who may be afflicted with
any of the diseases for which it is prescribed.
Qrlmn, tta. J.u.t iJs.ftuv&uiM, si. u.
The above certificates are but a few Instances of
thousands In our possessions, showing sufferers
who have been relieved or every rorm or Blood and
Skhv disease. . Female Complaints. Dyspepsia.
Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Blood Poison and
Malaria. , , .
"For full information our free namDhlet on Blood
and Skin Diseases will be furnished on application
to the
mm MEDICINE CO.,
. MACON, GA. ;
Bold In powdered form, easy to prepare at home,
with or without spirits : small size 25 cents, large
f l.wi; mauearo any anoress on receiptor priece
Llama lorm, smau s ze large size si.7o.
Sold by W. M. WILSON & CO., Charlotte, N. C.
octld&w.
. .. rFOUWIES 1803.
SALEM FEfilRLE ACADEHIY,
Eighty-Second Annual'Besslon begins Sept 3rd.
ror catalogue apply to . s .
REV. EDWARD RONDTHALER, D. D.,
c BEY. JOHN H. CUCWELL, -
Principals.
ORDERS FOR
Lee's Prepared AgricQltflral Lime
Sent through A. J. BeaU, Charlotte, N. C, win have
prompt axxenuon. . . , ' a. a. iiJB.js, ,
aug2Sd2m , Richmond, Va.
. :k (fig f ij JH?.
-v.r - ..... : ..,, t......-,. " . ,w 'TSQ t W ' it Vt Ml 1 : r
Who first Issued la Commercial form the great and sag; 13 f IS "fc : v
r . purely Vegetable Blood Eemedy from - . - ' . ij Wt SS i -Mm '
Pioneer Blood tower 4 ., r . -
lfedl- ,T - - m '
..... . j h,.iu y j- riilx, ,Hl''';t JHKi ii;;-;W;1:J-'
Our Mr.: E'IXattiewfbecii
York for the week pat securing eyer nby
elty in it KM' market; in: Jiti
and dutwhecoming F
REPLETE WITH
CSen's, YouthsV and
Attire, and
elsewhere.
goods are substantial
prices moderate for the actual value we giye
EI. OE).
THIS WHISKEY SHOULD BE FOUND
IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE.
DUFFY'S .s:
PURE ft M..
DO NOT BE DECEIVED. Many Druggists and Grecers who do tart have Dnflys Pure
lllalt Wliisk.ey in stock, attempt to palm eff oncBStomers, wMskey c lieirownbottlmg, whi
oeing of an inferior grade and adulterated, pays them larger profit.
ASK FOR DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY, AND TAKE NO OTHER
. -
v SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS
Send us your aadress ana we will mall book eonimmg raluabl mrormat5Ji. TSample Quart Settles
sent to any address in the United-States (East
case, Express charges prepaid on receipt ef
DUFFY HALT WHISKEY CO., Baliimcre, M., il. S..A.
Selling Affents for Charlotte, 7.
May6eodw6m t i
MbSQUITO CANOPIES Fixtures and
all complete: at $2.'25. .
IF3 TO"
In endless variety and ; at prices to suit the
; times, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FOE
New
EVERTTHING IN
Boys'
what we have cannot be had
Our styles are exclusive, our
and reliable, and our
Pneumonia, 7
Consumption
Dyspepsia
Wasting Diseases
Positively Relieved and ifaftet
m&sis ted in restoring Vital power a
CN THE SIDEBOARD OF EVERY FAMLY
ENTIRELY FREE FROM FUSEL OIL; ;
. ........... , , -.,
DRUGGISTS AKD GROCERS.
of the Rocky Mountains securely packed- in plain
S1.25, or Six Bottles sent for G;.
CL, W M. WILSON A CO.
H PIP -T33JT3S&:
'Condensed!
edule.
TRAINS QQING NpT
May SI, 1885.
Dally. I
6.32 a
Leave Charlotte
" Salisbury,
" High Point,
Arrive Greensboro,
Leave Greensboro.
Arrive Hlllsboro.
" Durham,
w " Raleigh, ,
Leave Raleigh,
Arrive Goidsboro,-'
5- via
n In "
us : w
tfPir
' SPJ Sunday.
Arrive at
Arrive at Golds
6.00 m
lLOOam
foril". nboroir-r
At SallihniVKTO' t?0,La"U West nf
AX5 h Pom with wiJi
S X- t i i ...Ti oonneet at Gr-a
- "u ior au nomts q" , wtw
TRAINS GOmon
-Way SI, 1885.
No. 60,
Leave Goldsboro.
Arrive Raleigh,
Leave Raleigh,
Arrffs Durham.
' HClsbero, .:
' Greensboro,
LewGreeas&ofv
uiy.
liS5 n m
a.wpa
5U p m
9.00 n m
11.21 n m
11.55pm
0 oa .
e"oury,
Charlotte, '
i.uo a m
150 am
Nl85 except Sundav
Arrive Balelgh llliSw
Leave Balegh laslSS
. . Arrive GreenTboro 8.g
No. eConneots at Sallsbnrv t. onTTTr"
ii u a xt. ana at Tharioffa on
all pointe ta the SonoTand Soth Une
o. oa-connects at Charlotte .
ior au pomtB South and SoutheV A B B
Auauvxor an points South. C
N. W. N. a RAILRQatT
Kasr& sotjth.
Leave Greensboro,
Arrive Kernersvflle.
Arrive Satem . .
W 85 p a,
r w W UAIXII LMI B tla
1 1H ,--.-v a m.
GODW KOBTH.
No. 51.
Dally,
No. a
Dally.
Leave Salem, .
ArrrveKernewvlllB. , ,
Arrive GreetiflBoro-,
6 65 p ml
Jan
STATE, JTNiyERSXTTRK
No.l.
Dally
ex. Sun.
GOIK& NOBTH.
Dally
Leave ChapefHln
Amw Unrveraity-
10.25 a m
11.26 e
U.Wjn ft
B nn
vwpi
M1
No.l
Dally
tx. Sun.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave 0nlvessitr. v
6.80 p m
h Arrive Chapel Hia,
7.81 p mj
TO PI-
i t- ' .
owffAj. oMUkruw uij WITHOUT CHAN61
m pmwkm ..it n . . .
" OTcciiBuuro ana Asnevme,
luiuugufunmnn oieepers on trains 52
between Washington and Augusta, and Rlc
Sk.v.TavlU6' l!?600 and Richmond,
Washlngto and New Orleans.
,Srhrocgh tickets on sale at Greensboro, Eai-
&Jc,l Charlotte, foraC
vvxuw wuta, twuiuwwi, wesi, norm and aft
For emlgrantrates to Louisiana, Texas, Arkana
3d VPASen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Ami
Richmond. Ta.
T. R. MAG I LL
WHOLESALE GROCEB
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT I
Cnor Ct., Cbwrltu.
Hoiises Rented.
Houses rested and rents ' coaected, in Che
dvertlsed free of charge.
CEABLOTTE REAL ESTATE AGTWCT.
' .B. S. OOCHBANS. Xacaw
WSM. tt--. Trade Street fa7
e Those Whd
Tickle
(6 S
For the next twenty days I will pay 91& eentsM
yuuiiu ior
GOOD IHIDBIXSQ COTTOJ
In payment of debts due me, and If cottM
vances I wm advance.
When men pay high rates and charge no frefei-
vevnue ei weignis.
I weigh my goods to you, and you may m
your cotton to me, on my scales, which
in cf in u&roiina Seal.
'";r- ' - - - " r ' B H "W
Huntersvllle, N. C, October i, 1885.'
., octadlw-
UBS. JOE PERSOS
Restores Vital
Lost
bj Indigestion, Overwork, Worff.
Strain, or other causes.
It is XVatnre's Great
System Rertoval1
AND BLOOD PUEDTEB.
SOZA BY ALL DR
8BND TO
B. HAKKIiNGTf
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