The Banner-Democrat., 1892-10-22

rIenuS TOT tDeir klHu potiohSO "no
prompt pay, and I solicit contin-
lance of their business for SPOT CASH.
Goods taken on'trial will have to be
paid for before leaving the store.
When returned money will be refund
ID.
w. N. WHITE, ACT.
Oct. 15, 1892.
There has been no buck horns
brought in to town thus far by the
numerous Nimrods who have been
waking up the echoes in the woods
the past few days. Nor even a soli-
tary venison steak that we have heard
of.
George Manlove the popular COM
traveller, has been here again
niis tnisa week. He is as regular as an old
fashioned time keeper, but there is
nothing old fashioned about George
when away from home. He is
D Deau OF tne ursI WdtcI.
Mr.. w. S. Brown, assistant U. 3.
seems to have deserted us in
this immediate section. All his time
is being engrossed with the new line
of levee from Milliken's Bend to Cabin
Teal which will be pushed to compile
tion as speedily as the eight hour sys-
tenn will permit.
The Misses. Fannie and Ada Den
son from Galveston, Texas, came up
on the Ruth Tuesday noon, and will
spend some time with their relatives
in our parish. We wish them such q
delightful time at Shelburn and Belle
meade that their visit will become a
long and pleasantly protracted one.
Mr.. Doran returned from New Or.
leans in the early part of the week
He left his little son in the hospital
there under the care ofthe sisters. He
seems quite sanguine that his boy viii
soon recover, though alittle disfigured
We are much pleased to make thii
mention after the distressing accident
that took place.
Chris McGinnis Everybody knows
Chris has opened fruit and can
goods store on Lake street next dool
to j. w. Pittman & Co. His shop il
laden with tropical fruits and nuts o.
all kinds. Every thing is fresh. liz
will have oysters on the shell and IL
any and every style desired. Watch
for his al next week.
Mrs, Zettle daughter of Mr.. P. u
Qnays, President of the Police Jury, !
staying in town at the residence of Mr.
j. S. Milliken with sick child for tn
purpose of being near DIR. f. r. Ber
nard, and getting his watchful medica
attention for her little one. We sin
cerely hope the babe will soon be re
stored to good health.
George Stewart, colored, one of tn
employees at the Custom House ]
New Orleans, has been spendin
several days here visiting his famil!
George used to be an industriou
faithful planter to our knowledg'
We are waiting to see how he wi
pan out as politician. He was pre-
ent at Donnally's Delta demonstratio
or the 18th.
We are truly pleased to learn ths
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gillial
on Way-a, Way is now on the big
road to permanent recovery. Tb
child was very near the portals
death, and fingered there for sewers
days, but the medical skill of DR.. F.
Bernard combined with careful an
tender nursing brought him back
lite aud light.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blancbfield who live
Bunchs Bend on the Kerr place, To-
a little tour year old daughter on Mol
day last. Her remains we're brougl
to the Providence Cemetery on Tue
day and carefully laid away. She hs
been sick for several days. The di
ease that took away her young II
was diptheria. We tender our ear
est sympathies to the bereaved fami
In their irreparable loss.
] Mr.. Charles O'Donnell the levee col
tractor, who has resided here all Il
summer keeping the Lake View Hot'
left with bis outfit on Thursday +
Milliken's Bend where he has secure
a sub-contract on the'government lev
from the Bend to Cabin Teal. II
hotel will continue to prosper und
the management of his good lad
- -. h~,>D fba rlovy M III do we'll af