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Newspaper Page TextMriOrti 1 1 .0 !■'L '.M A .DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, ■ *«? '■ * ’ " ' i 1: .L.1 . 11 At .1 *) i.l >1 Hi i>. I » i, dnull .nj./nl" THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14. 188&. uudjAttar iMAailiviihsr tm4U a M4i VllkteMtll kiiiilMtlitenhiM, » 111 M kar l—iwl •»«. «■ M, WhDa a ibeaakUal lUfitwii «rw 1M1 (1m. 'H—i." in Bw. "»h»a i«, iiilm. lit lull BMrtliOkahMrilil Inm, Vha sarlaaSa 1 Ulln. iha waadarfal Wriana.- A •MIII UIU Whaa tha ylanhW kowawatS «l« h Ul ■h»Uu4hi rilaaar, *haa tba »I»M ahal! Intu a. ala, flutoha It ilfiii titMt. amra Ik* Wtt-lmlttUt tatTltw In Soon XvOTwu.h, began and the advance on Bull Ron wee made many of the southern women id their meitle. Some time be- •tUe au Joined Qenei tt.mwiaiii)i«dbbe Rui^uauon uu iuo ovo ui tuo untiir, nougbly posted on what be want* bMoMiorfll'ik tbd'pbMtlon oral federal brigades He wae ac quainted wltb a highly ednoated, quiet and refined—young lady of Fairfax Court House, and be doubtless bad disoovered that abo wae possessed of gre-t nerve and epirit, and of an entbual- astlo devotion to the oi use of the Booth, t He fbehafcc&to gen a mote; to Jeer, requesting her to obtain such 1: • lor motion aa abe ocnld, little tbink ■ tag that abe wtuld not only obiatn It, but brlog'lt bereetf tnhtdad of send ing a messenger. His surprise wu great, then, io see her ride into bis headquarter*) on the eve of the battle, thoroughly posted on wbat h mu been ebot at many times in running the gantlet of the pickets, but abe gamely persevered until her miaslon wta aootmplisbtd. .'*) lu reofgntll; n of her bravery and intslligenue, Smart commissioned lur aa lieutenant and aid de campon Ale atafi, and tbls appointment was antueUn rgn gtiieed by th< art# gdyerneDent. Mmi tojUtgeonib ftmaie omoaniseioa ip«r|D #<f ermy. The lady do- •tterward captured and 1< eked up for many monibe in the old oapltol orison, 1 think, and, alter her re lease, trutb compels the statement that, In the latter days oftbe war, she was married to a federal major, then and now a prominent aod wealthy •dtfsen oftbe city • f Washington. Ot Belle Boyd, the well known Confederate spy, I need only refer to manoe, and wonld show that ber aervloee at one time wjre simply in valuable to tbe cause she espoused. She la now a s’aid matron, quie ly realdiM in borne, and res olutely shuns tbe notoriety she ac quired in time of war. Mrs Qreenbow, too, was a famous oonfedara eseoret agent, and she bad „« olfotton .did ali in bar that passed car faiber'a house ai d SMINtUbniinoonatltatlnnallty of tbe law, and gave him a ' For tbe Sale" tloket. The newrof Aar stand reach ed .*'«** ,4 *dra" ***«f"“« tto tn >• Q teen shot**, f> abd 1 t.i.U Jtpgt K While W* running' Its Ms running filmington, N C, t [ dispatches to England, ip I'year of tbe Mar, the steam- «r waiaunk by a ebot from a federal golf boat, and Mrs Qreenbow wee among the drowned. H r loss was a aevera blow to the confederate authorities, particularly at toe time It ooodHred. • I bave beard solditre of tbe army of tbe west apeak enthusiastically of an incident well known in that army. During one of Gen N B For- XU&ssvJ: Ssi.-sa.'s the enemy which w a posted and en* trenobed on tbe opposite bank of a deep s. ream, tbe bridge over wbloh was tba objective point. Forrest In pfival desperate charge, 04 For- reel,tbe brother of the general.fell dead at the head of bVcommand. Qa<. Forrest, who was most tenderly at tached to bis brother, was maddened by bis death, and resolved to whip tbe enemy or loee bis o mmand. He selected a ploked tquedron and a sin gle piece of artillery, and dirtoting the remainder of bia oommaud to akirmisb briskly to bold >he enemy at tbO briuge, be’moved < ft to find a a-wtj bat sMudget no ibformation ot one. Finally belt quired at a farm house, and a young lady in- about the house, and Forrest ask-d ftMfyoubg ladk.('Mhoea nama I nave forgottei) if abe waa afraid to guide llMMjaofthe widowed mother, el e uM Me showed him a plaoe where he could safely orcas hie guns. Whlls wading along tba liver tank> tbe oommand waa several times nnder a heavy fire, and several of the effloers and men were killed and wounded, but the girl never filnohed She was sent safely borne under is* wrt, and, as a consequence of her pluck, Forr at was enabled so strike tbe fl-nk of tbe enemy at daybreak and to rout them completely. After the war was over and Forrest b sd com .-wbat recovered his fallen for tunes, be sent the little heroine a handsome and valuable testimonial of bis respect and admiration. a silly mil. Gbkbnsboko, Ga, January 10.— During tbe Ja-e election in Greene county Miss Williams, a beautiful young glrl,lblgiMyatdnosted and aa out boldly in opposition to prohibi tion, but donned a red bat'ge, and on they: decided to present her wltb •Moiototoamf theit appteoletton for tor Services in bahaH of thehr earwi. A handsome puMo wan'raised, and Mr Low* p»ral*«d a beao'lfal eon) ■el and several fine pieces of J«wolty and seot them tOHIss Williams wltb Ibe eompltmente of the donors Tbe young lady aekooMledged tb# pres ent In a well worded bote, In wbtob ■be igprceedd her gratification at tbe triumph of freedom pad the vindlct- tion or tbe'constitution. Bbe stated that she •would bn in. Greensboro shortly,, and would oall on the een- tlamaa and personally rstu n thanks for their oomplimentary letter eud tokeoeof appreciation. A married lady Ip GreepdWm 11110 champion d t6d>i#e of tbeTIqnor men, abd waVed a’rM flsjf to' ’ every crowd 01 votgii ttmt’pAuefi h'klfhome. " ,7f ' " ' - f 1, "FttaBSftuA FollMeal 0 Ql y |wsort-»J*.onbr UolUt B atea senators kaspbpnseln WsablpstP** ’> Oettatu. Washington oorrsepoadenU prediet theft Fraoki Hurd wiUgei bts seat in oonggfSS'., i n,,....- --i Talk abeut eonthern ynstels and ooloneii, Dev BUI,of New To»», has bed 11 000 applications for Pleoee o» bis military staff } ,, B H Park, the scalp tor, la to make a stains of tbeteterFloe President Ool , t x, aa well as a atatne of Aix Hen- k* . ,* Bx-Senator Qonkllng has declined s case In which a barber is to be snea for 910 000 damages for clipping s min'* ear while trimming bis halt. Heoretary Bayard ot jested to Cnrtl> -■ chairman oftbe foreign afftirs com mtttee because, ft lseatd, be has a fond ness for talking to newapsper men afterdjnnet, Ia the boose eevea newspaper men ■re fom d. as follow-1 Boutelle, of Malum Berksdsie,, of Miesisslppi; legate, rnaa, ol New Ham i on. her elorsaeh,'and we tboughi a qneatlon of time when ufi SB she Mae'very weak, Bbe ove ' ppsbiret Poll set York, si ork, and Soran ton sna nwope, oi,Peansylvsnla. StUaMMU SaM aa rata cun Waist t In Adgnet, 1881, it was discover*, that my son’s wife was In the last stage of oonaamptlon. Bbe wm oonghu>t Inoeaaantly, and at times would dis charge quantities of pua tram bet lunge, could not sleep or retain any* thing on,her etnnaaoh, and we tboughi n mi au9i . soon began to lmproye j eonttnued tbi remedy Mad was restored to Ills ane health, and la to-day better then ebr he* ever been before I’ regard bet reetoraton aa nearly a. miracle, for which ahe Is Indebted to Brewer’s bong Baatorxr. i B W Bmn% dftwtf;. . Macon. Qe. Kalley wlirp^«rtloc lsw ln New Tork Should Frauds Joseph aver be arraetrd lx America tot murder, the ■(Me will do well to etenioy Mr Keltey to aeelet In tbe proeeedttbn. .1 i . ■■ '. 1 r - t ADViex to Mcrarxxo —Mas Wore- now*e booTAura btapf should xlwxyt bx axed wben children era outtlni teeth It relieves the little soBerer at onset It produces natural, qntet sleep by relieving the child from pals, and (bebtUe etaerub awakes aa ’’bright as x button.” It la very pleasant to taste. It eootnee the ehlld, softens tbe gums, allays all pain, relieves wind- regulates the bowels, and Is the beet known remedy lor diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty- •ve oenie a bottle Tbe gentle Kmeaa sepbyre arc coming down from tbe uortbw-at at the rae of forty miles aa hoar, and we ■top the press to say that the lonrth story of the tToplooffl-e Is blown. FaOM THl KILDXeT A1LMBXT OF tba stomach to (ha deadliest epidemic fever, Dr Richmond’s Samaritan Nar- vine itei ^conquering mxladte* which have defied the fkoulty, white Dyspap- ■la, Gout, Rheumatism, Urinary Com- pwnto, Btllouenese, Narvom Dtsablll- ties, and all disorders not organic, are obliterated by this metohlese Nerve Tonic snd Alterative. Who caree for the dnetora’ anccr* when tbi* infallible remedy le at haui? The fffl ced wl>' find It to bx a constitutional specific and n fountain of vitality and vigor, aa refreshing and exhl'aratlng aa a cool, gashing apring of water to the parobed and fat ting traveler In tbe desert, fl 60, at draughts r Aw lw r ha total receipts of wheat at Mlnne spoils In 1886 •"■’•"gated 32 89 760 bushels all save 4 826 S O of which was ground Into floor uy ths grant mills thirst A Gear Skin is only a part of beauty; but it isa part Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. EtY’t CREAM BALM] Olsantss ths Hsad sad At ay» In* flimaMttnn Heat* Horn, Besiorea the Santas of taera, hearing an* smell A qu'ek relief. A po-iUva core, "RHAM BALK bee gained an en-L vlanl* reputation.I dlapleolngaJl o'b-l er prepara done. AI nartlo:* le/nnllrd, Into R’cb nnetrtl •AOrpalnt *rr*e«b*-f :-tarrh . LY^ lAY^EV EPITHELIOMA .’>• r« i ctti!)-*i|t .. i . ..it ..-i iv (rfl) W <’ lit Ml.r bus <«Old; S'lr ’. OR iKIN CAWOKR, Jr* HR f'M ”1 ' .‘"t ’ ’ .1 'll Vi* *mi j«Gsn rJift n i» f ,<* -n y vi Lj l mwa fl aot a rwUee al It leS eat? a MUM.war Mae Soioia A MoDwtaia. Atgets. Oa. log oat 11, IW% la April. tSH. Uf sowral haaltb myt mam Iw- ernad, r-t iha oanoar wbtoh waa la jar biaa-t aoMlaaad to grow •1’wlr bat taratr. Taa St act) ssMriw wt it cbarMae auaot'Mn * f alao.t blMk. thick Maori, It ocattaoad haallna ar and th< ede*. anttl Fab' aarr -bap It waa aa train haa'ad aa and wall. . ^ Oocbaaatt, Flrnoatb Oo, Mata, fair >3, IMS. Trwattaa -a Blood aod Skin Dll Two WOT racme do Drawar ». AUaata, fla n f. lr.T * tad M ttri-wtl'nlt «1 w M D. HOOD & CO., THE , U-‘ i V •‘ Old Reliable I a It An laaj tan nd DRU And Mflnntocjnring • . .H ijf. chemists:! They make and sell the beet goods. Manufacturing ia their fort Their special preparations are daily gaining in character, pop ularity and sale. Merit will tell | You can’t disguise tbe fact. Rend < the following; Monroe, N C. M D HOOD ft OO: Oeute: Yoor Jordan's Joyous Julep nr lived. We have sold twenty bot ties so far, and with the best results in every instance. Not a single complaint. You can send us Feb ruary 1st one gross more of Julep, •nd we will thank yon to send circu lars with our name as wholesale agents Yours truly, J W & E M GRIFFIN, Druggists, Monroe, N C. We call yonr attention to 1 oar ‘large and well selected stock of GARDEN SEEDS. Wa offer the best Seeds at lowest figures. If yon wear them, examine jut new stock of Trusses. Something new, et sy, comfortable and durable. U R O K. The specific for all private diseases. GOSSYPEDIA, Women’s Best Fritnd. Allen s Liniment, the best in the mt> ket,. Hood’s Eureka has no equal on earth as a household medicine. d'f J 0 BBBDY W C GREEN. RE DY & GREEN, Real Jttstats Agents [ ADD snosanu. Far Ba e—lew Is tke Time te Buy. D wallla g. a a arc let, oa ■ on lfclxteak St m* F)ve small K MM six room Ogle herns aad ft MOOS cT* S'ora Boosa on Br ad atrcct ilfiSO Fear Boxsss aod Lot la ay 'own, all MW t M Five room Hon'a. t room kltanan aad lot near marl hooas BO Foxr Hnusaa and lsil In Glratd W Thrca room H >naa H acre Uai lx Girard MT0 Foxr H acre Lets le B-ownavllla, near brok yard MOO F*xr room Hnxss In Browasvlllx 11000 Fo-(y aor* Fa>m two mltaa from npoar b> Idga In A'abema 1000 Tnrsa ro m Hon s and Lot, good wau o watar. BrownavUla FOR RENT. Four mala Farm 7 mltaa from oily < par rlvt road, G<n bon • and aeraw aa’ lamantaon tna plaoa. Soma flna bot tomland 1828 r IDO 1 M . V 1 * a •ftvi.’.t* _ ti iv : nf a- f■;{•■»•' »;fi '} ia trj'ipd, m , o l • 111o< .- i -t - : f.. 1QB5- ^ nprrty In oonntry 'or aaM ana rant, Yon WO*l to a*1) ana aa* a* hafora maklnwyowr armneamanta Wa will taka pla.aate ia Ml'y.WSnS*^ W ’* r ft GREEN. , r - (Baal Batata Agantk and Beaktt 4«4I4L7 • , » JlltilO) tVH «l| «»(• P •« |hIt4M8 M thufi Nil ENQUIRER-SUN. x i\ ' * 4 i’1 f ) l FIRST SPECIAL EDITIONS. I jijRji. it i al -Itt*I*. * • It.i « A T , r« lU’J . « jafE k H-.1 • fUtftt Ml? .I’W 10 i "ff ao.iw %-i di juh HMit) »w *aiiU it-. .omA .lm skJ i w a A *.l I«?fll V ItfRli I14J lA.lJOU /< i riri. ot»i« *,|1 ivilri - l- !.-» . -r barqqaaMlI to .91 tal. . < aiinob «w> i->,i iw .le Ua.L ovfoi aui bod oo*\t e-ibltda haa atm'iw ! Uvl.lrOltJ ,Kh Ol bit ” * ii Utbba 1 m-.il. o<vle »iaw aatlf--- Daily, Weekly and RttBday. Ki WJ’o' J1 err t«jj •il ; Y • I »fci <? *W it M* • -t< " ' l i 1»t wo-1 U \o fic ti> Jlr i.toti {'. f t.'iH r ’ y a*VI■» in .a LJlf! a l «iM «.f«dMMa.. .WVbfW A ^wee.mra^aatll V U W -k '-imY t A .«>♦ I.iffn VI A M mW .t^aft’H *ln«a .itt/ W’JiliY .... ... ! • W ill l Cheapest Daily Newspaper in the Court lull t> P THE ENQUIRER-SUN i i i ;' i « NAB BBBN IV 'J 00* t :-l?I loo a»!.-.*«d«ll.i0 4nll- I XI HAND IS NOW SECOND TO NONB IN VURNISBINOU THE LATEST NEWS TO THE PEOPLE. '« QiA D* •” .• i Y Full Telegitph and Market Reperle. THE Will be sent te anyjaddreas on reooipt|of pries for Urns named, rial Bnl htak 15 M1H B90ID STBOT. V FOBSALB NON Vaaaat bet, Fonrtsantk aueet he twees Jeskaan ami Oglethofye MO Sixty-tTsasra Fhrm-4 roeea Bwalk- lag, Lee so maty, Ala, -cvexaMleB flam tbe elty, one MUs from station enOandWBB MM Two story Bssjdanec ex Warrso 81— Intaraootloa ol Broad ■NO Ftva I room Dwellings, aoraar Ifeia- toah and Ssvoxlb. Paying hivaab- MM 8ta reoaa DwaUlnc nonth Trexg (Nh low ninth ■ » —«*- •- • l«e 1M ears laraa-t room dwatUae and all ncaeaaary oatbnlidlags— watt iwwatares, 6miles ernes adgr ta BwmeU -chanty Alb .B^btekfiseA.Nemliiift,' i ’». :Jf • M Lotsca moea, Monthly fart H»M MIM MM MM 1« M 1600 M sere meat Meoa BeeaRfU a H »ara aoraer tota on Bata MIM idamxleueaBernBUU -?» Id sera tola oa Rasa HU , Id nets teta on Haas MUt Lota on Base HIU Lou on Bo. a HUI A year for Brat (hraa yaara aad bai. anoa in foerth and ank yaara m de% •Urania lota on Boae Htn ' , q I -■ M0) For five yaara and yon hava a dash, isbla let qn Boas HUI A Baba (a ailowad of 16 par ntni If pnrehiaar bmidrx dwalllng within twetva month from date of pnrehaae Ba aara and porat-aaa a daaUahla baiter WMS U1 ww ‘* ,0 * I will taka plaetura in abowtse propartt whan partlm wl-n to pnrehaea M sbnraa Ooinmbna Isa ttanufhaiartm , for rant in nil parts of iha elty. Also, balls, effloaa and slarplng rooms, ■ TOOMBS OBAWFOBPi Baal HrtnM Aland, lata m la Oi t< M North Brehd utrsat Three Monthe, 8ix Month*, - One Ye»r, - $2 OO 8 60 7 OO IT H3W / V, HARD!m HOUSE. * * • i , M*1 -i«Jl »■’ -Ml J. J. PATTERSON. i , i *fj. ’ • Having pnrchaMd the in let set of J H Etlwards in the firm of PAT* TEBSON A EDWABDS, I will continue the busmens at the oJ4 ■land onpoeite the Rankin Hofiae. MY STOCK oontoit)# eV«y- thiug in the Hardwan line- is eetw, tirclj new and bought at the xaty lowest priced. I am determine^ to tell as low or lower than any house in the city Try me and Me if I don’t. > Oast Turn Plows lower than any body. Oriental Gun Powder, the beet in nae. Razor*, Pocket Knives, and all kinds of O’tlery, and everything kept in a first clone Hardware House. All I ask is for my fritnda. to give me a call before purchasing anything in my line. J J PATTERSON Telephone No 6. dwfcf NEW GOODS Maw Buckwheat abd Praparad Buckwkan^ Fine Floor P»arl Grin Oitl Baal, Stir aad* ad Oat-, Rica, Barlay, ribs BFaw JC rled Fruit* Citron, Cnn-anU, BnlalLa, Prxnaa, Da taa: Fie». M raan Fruits. Qallfornli Paara, MaJaga lira paw. Barn Florida O-auga*, Baosnas, Lamona, Fins Bas'an AppJaa. VagatAtolam. Oakbada. Bata bags TnrotpA OnleuM Irish and Bwsei Fotxtoaa. Dried BngUlH rmw, White Beans, Split Paa^ I am raab'.vlns Fraiuaad VeeMshMs as Six Months, One Tear, Six Months One Year, I « 1 iU. ivs. rtH.id b$ft «**/i ! ., 4^*Sample ooplee eenl Area, Addreaa 66 1 10 60 1 OO JOHN KINO, Prop’r. Family and Fansy Grosartaa. OUotSS OenfSsUoMry i ‘ — ff. X. WOOD, MATHEY CAYLUS’ Daad lor orar X yaara with craat aooeaaaby tba pbyaielaaa of Parla. New York and London, acd m pari or to all other, fur the prompt eara of all ,re—t —-*i—f.-*—w)~|f PninpoDlTla OlaiaBoUlfiHconlatDingMOapanlaaeaeb. )’H1< h 7I> CK2ITH. MAKINI* 'I IIKM TUX CHXAPZST CA.ratn.BS IN TUB MARKET. •old Praparad by GUH A CIS, Faria. hrery. "OW \r\lv PARKER’S HAIR BAL8AM Aim jKtjiuhw Cievoritq lor 4rc<rtPf the hiitir, L’eMoriiitr color vhifi wni)> and priMMiUaff IteMM*rwtf.