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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-18

ineiude nj acres. ali in 4 acN Ria E. : :. :
| Taxes 1892. 1920.
Gilbert, X. r.
6, Green $ n plaes sssseres; being sSAof Sec. ~
Taxes 1892, $49.43.
Galbreth. T, L.
House and lot In block 5, town Of Providence.
Taxes 1892, $500.
Hannah. Estate Mrs. NJ. A.
Trenble, $40 acres: Icing the 8 y Of sec = T
Taxes 1892. $19.6S.
Haffprd & Wilmington.
Blacksmith shop, livery stable and other build.
ings and lots 10, 20 and 81, block i, town Of
Taxes 1892, $1,000,
Jones, X. L.. 6 S. r.
A. W. Jones land, saa acres; being lot Of sec
\ sec II, T q r H. Il.
Taxes 1892, $25.35.
Jones, Jr. Paul
Lot "A aud I5 block /? Of the Davis addition
To the tswn Providence.
Taxes 1892, $3.50.
L;.rche & Morgan.
House and ~ acres Of land. fronting on
LAKE. Providence situated between the lands Of
John Williams and Miss Delony q Bro.
Taxes 1892. $3.50
Larche, Heirs of N. f.
Larche place $50 acres; being an undivided
u Of see So T q, ssR te. 4.
Taxes 1892, S19.68.
Nelson. A NJ.
Loagwoed plantation, 1910 acres; bounded In
front by the Mississippi river. below by stock.
ner's Longwood, II the rear by Robertdale plan
tstion ana alb We by Vista plastation.
Faxes 1892, S225.z7.
Parker. Nose
part Of 5 " I If sec 81, Of 7 10 NRisE. w
Taxes 1892, $3.50.
Rous. VIM.
Lakewood. llai acres: being lots I. 2. a. s. g
and of Sc 81 lots and 3 Of sec 81, iot of sec
u, lots t. 2. A. s, md II sec 81. 81, NEl2, E.
Faxes 1892. SCOOPS.
Rpa. r.. N.
3. Alabama !, 3 40 acres; being lots s. esnd Of
Taxes 1892. $4,000.
Stewart, Estate Of L;ttieton
Vacant let in Arlington addition town of
Providence near the levee.
Taxes 1892, 23cts.
Wilmington. Mrs. f. A.
"a acres: lot or fractional sec Is Of 81, r L. E.
Taxes 1892, s25 30.
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Miss Fredoa.a Webber, who had
been spending few DAYS with Mayor
linrlles'- family, l-fi for her home in
Missouri Tuesday last on the City of
Hickman. We wish her safe and
pleasant reiurn home.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-18

n6-IIay FOR sale.--Gaod hay from
IS 10 So per ton. 4. j. DELONY,
Lake Providence, La.
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Church Directory.

Divine services In the Methodist church as
follows:
Providence, LIST and 3rd sundays. II a. m.
ist aud 3rd D. m.
Pecan Grove. 3a and 4til Sundays, II a. m.
RrabsyIvania. End and All Sunday. .. m.
providence. Prayer meeting. every We'd
nescay at : J. M.
Providence, Sunday School every Sunday
al 9;Sa. IN X 3 issELL. +. c
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Vacant lot in Arlington addition town o
Providence rear the levee.
Taxes 1892. 23cts.
Wilmington. Mrs. f. A.
"a acres: lot or fractional sec Is Of T 81, R H.
Taxes 1892, s25 80.
N0N-REsIDENrS.
Anderson Mrs P. j.
Sc # sec % T U r u q, 100 acres: lot o
sec rs. 1 20 r TO- Z, 90 acres.
Faxes 1892, $11.07.
Berry. Miss Julia Ann,
Willis laid, 1861 acres; being all Of sec 81,
of Bayou Macon, and all IT the 4 sec IS,
of Bayou Macon; q sec AMI w 4 Of sec %
all sec q lying > OF CYPRESS bayou and N y o
zee 80 of T2i. Y k II. Is
Taxes 1892. sS4.l0.
sec 25, III. Ri, e.
Taxes 1892. $500.
Benham. Mrs. Carrie T..
Ro5ertdale Al acres: being the W Il o.
Robertdsle plantation, composed of lots o.
fractional sec from 10 To Is inclusive, %, r 1S
E.
Taxes 1892, s160.S5.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana
Scott place; 1880 acres; being the " Y ser
6. all of sec II lying 4 of Bayou Macon. r /.
sec and Z of $ VIZ sec TO- AID W \ of se'
Taxes 1892. s1o3.s2.
Cooley. G. w.
:, csGey Ridge u acr p being e. and ] Z
sec *, Tl9 RIA
Taxes 1892, $45.56.
Cunningham, Mrs. S. E.
Carrayway Lake, sis acres: being lot and \
z = and 4 of $ Il and that part n EA Of
of Carrayway lake Ali In sec g. T 10, n. X. II,
Taxes 1892, S19.4S.
Greenwood & Sons, Moses
Evans-George, $50 acres; being an undivided
two-third of the 5 Z Il and " y of the N = \
and !. of W u sec 3, and all of sec 10. ".
4 Of $ W \ and n " u of s E u sec II. T. IT,
K II. r..
Taxes 1892. s42.S4.
Morgan. Heirs Of o. T.
Seventy-two acres: being an undivided interest
of s-so in the undivided y of the W y Of sec 6s
tai. NRi2. e.
Taxes 1892, 1882.
Richardson. Mrs. s. E.
Monticello 2is acres: being the " x of W Y
of sec IS, ana undivi ed SD Of " 4 sec
81, nd lots and of sec II, 10, N Z TO- L.
Taxes 1892. $l6.14.
Srmple, James II.
Ashton, 800 acres being the undivided \ of
All of sec y lying of Bayou Macon. All OF
sc fions and 10. of r %. II Is, E.
Taxes 1892, $50 20.
Tom Davis tract 80 acres; being the W Y OF
NV Y sec e. T =. NRI2, 4.
Taxes 1892. 5 1892.
Reclusa s5s acres; being an undivided y OF
lot of sec 90, lot 81 W y OF sec 81. lots 4
. and and 8 4 offs W \ sec "a. NV Y and
NV of e u sex IS, 20, K II, E.
faxes 1898. $2l.56.
cIoman, 81 acres; E u of N W Y Of sec a. I
Taxes 1892, $500.
Waite. Mrs. Mary A.
Mascot, 40 acres: being the s 4 Of sec IS. d
part Of fractional ~ and all vi sec so, I Is Z 49,
Taxes 1892. $ 900.
UNKNOWN OWNERS.
Unknown Owner-lTeirs Richard
Havwaud last known owner.
$40 acres; being the u Of sec 81, T ~, l2
Taxes 1884, $40 ss
1875 iss5' y y g g
lSs9 ~ SO
SIS "a
Unknown owner-Es,ate JamesLed-
.le Last l,,,..,vs.t.s.r,,cr
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TO LEyEE CONTRACTORS.
n9rFOis SALE.-Twrlve new
wheel scrapers cheap Apply TO
II j. BUKNEY,
Lake Providence, La.
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rhis is conservative anil very low
estimate Of the prnbable traffic that
will be had for The first year, MOI even
taking inio account The impetus tie
starring Of the road viii give 10 agri-
culture and other industrial pursuits
in the inferior. Now let Us sec what
the running expenses viii likely be:
Engineer three hundred days atS2 60 90
Four men q % :. 100 10
Fuel IS ss % 800 %
Incidentals 80 10
S24 % ~
Which taken from the probable
receipts So 80 90
2400 90
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II Call and examine our lists.
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NoN-REsIDENrS.

Anderson. Mrs. P. j.
SEA # see 80 TIaRii Il. 100 acres: lot of
sec IS. I 20. r TO- Z, 90 acres.
faxes 1892, $11.07.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST.

Henry G.. Monks, an American. killed
himself In Nice after losing all his money
in Monte Carlo.
Miss Eleanor Calhoun, grandniece OF
John c. Calhoun. has made "A successful
debut as an actress In Paris.
The Miners International Conference
in Brussels decided to enforce the eight
hour law by an international strike
In a cemetery adjoining a small town
in Vermont there is a tombstone bearing
this legend: Sacred to tine memory Of
three twins"
a vein OF ore which win yield $4,000
worth Of gold TO the ton was struck in
the Grand Summit mine. in the Palmer
Mountains, Washington.
The Swiss Federal Council has aban-
doned the project of holding an interna-
tional agricultural exhibition this year as
the Swiss crops will be poor.
Henry NJ. Stanley declares that he will
be a candidate for a seat I'm Parliament
at the next election and that he has no
intention Of returning to Africa.
The first colored woman in the United
States 10 fit herself for practlcing dentis-
try IS Martha Jordan, Of Dallas, Texas.
She Is studying her profession at Denver
University.
Queen Victoria's first experience I'm an
elevator was at the Imperial Institute. I'm
London. the other day. There are no
elevators in any OF the royal palaces.
The Queen is said to have been delighted
with the lift"
Fifteen Of the most prominent members
Of Catarina Garzas revolutionary party
were sentenced TO terms OF imDrison-
ment. varying from thirty days I'm jail
to two years in the penitentiary for VIC
laung the neutrality laws.
The route from England to India is
strewn with treasures, owing TO the many
shipping disasters. An Industrious sta
tistician reckons tfat fully SSoOW)oo
worth Of gold and Jewels lies at the bot
tom Of the sea on that frequented way
A committee Of Italian women will
present to the Chambeg Of Deputies a
petition against the passage Of the pro-
posed Divorce bill They cell il an Of
Tense against religion and the dignity of
Italian women. The petition has 0'WO
signatures.
Kaiser Wilhelm Is declared by a Ger
man paper 10 be cmulating Haroun al
Raschid. He is reported 20 have gone
through the Hebrew quarter Of Berlin
recently in the guise Of a Hebrew peddler
with n view TO obtaining an unprejudiced
idea OF the condition of the poorer Jews.
A poor oyster fisher who plies his trade
I'm Biloxi bay, an arm OF the Gulf Of Next
co. which indents the State of Mississippi,
recently discovered the sunken wreck OF
an old French man-of-war, which he IS
now trying to dispose Of TO the Govern
ment The vessel was one Of fleet OF
Ibervile, which was used 10 COLOMBO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

We have received a copy of the Utica
Saturday Globe for this week, 1t being
the twelfth anniversary of that paper
1t is one OF the most complete illustrated
Papers we have ever seen, and its press
work cannot be excelled. 1t contains
handsome Illustrations OF the new and
enlarged Globe building, with photographs
OF its publiif er, editor, managing editor
and other members Of its STAFF, the cI-
perintendents Of the counting-room. circu-
lating and other departments, together
with pictures of It's old and present build
irgs. II is literally full OF illustrations
of all Of the most prominent current events
OF the day. and what is of special interest
TO us, Il has a full account of the coming
obsequies of ex-President Davis, with
excellent portraits OF Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Hayes, General Gordon, General
Thomas A. Brander. Colonel John b.
Cary Colonel A. G. Evans. Governor Nc
Kinney and Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson.
Besides these It has pictures Of the ro-
tunda OF the Capitol and Of the mantels
formerly in the Davis Mansion. 1t is, in
short. paper which everybody can thor
oughly enjoy.
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The Peoples Rights.
Editor Of The Times:

butor VI Inc AlhSo'
Your frank and manly course In espous-
ing and championing the cause OF the peo-
pie, In order that their rights
shall be secured TO them, will
make for your valuable journal
hosts Of friends We hear already
wherever we go. in and out OF the city,
that The Richmond Times is the champion
OF the peoples rights. and as long as 1t
continues as the organ OF the people IT
will be so recognized. The state has de-
clared for ward meetings. but this VIII
not succeed. The people want, and they
will insist on having primary, ana noth-
ing but primary will satisfy them. They
do not intend to be hoodwinked by de-
signing ward politicians who have axes
to grind I'm fixing up states for corrupt
politicians who aspire for judicial and
other positions. The people want good
men. and they intend to have them. II
the city Democratic committee insist in
carrying out their programme as laid
down last Tuesday night there will be
a call for n mass meeting, and IL VIII
be an open air one at that and there
will be band and some good speakers
that viii discourse some sweet music for
the committee, and the newspapers, which
are so DESTROYS TO have ward meetings.
The eyes Of the people are upon the city
Democratic committee. and If they DO not
wish TO thwart the will Of the people
they will find IL best 70 20 slow In these
matters and give the people a primary.
which IS the fairest mode on earth 10
voice the sentiment of the Democratic
party. VOX POPULI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

The General Myer. the FIRST war ball
loon ever received in the United States,
has arrived, and will soon be on exhibit
tion at the Chicago Exposition. II is de-
scribed as being NEARLY spherical in
shape. and has a capacity OF 1900 cubic
feet. Pure hydrogen gas win be used in
Initiating II. The material used in the
construction OF the balloon is what Is
known as gold-beaters' skin, made from
the membranes OF the intestines OF the
OK, II being necessary 10 use 10000 or
more OF these membranes in making a
balloon OF the dimensions of the General
Myer. These membranous substances are
united so as 10 form a homogeneous en-
velope, which is practically impermeabie
to hydrogen gas. Over this envelope is
netting which sustains a car made
of willow wicker work. The General
Myer Will be used as captive balloon,
and telephone communication will be
maintained between the occupants OF the
car ard the persons on the ground by
means OF cable adapted 10 the purpose. A"
Such balloon would. no doubt be
very valuable in time OF war; but II
would have 10 look out for a shot from
one OF those modern seventeen-mile range
guns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
FOREIGN TRADE AND GOLD.

Under this caption Chicago contempt
rary gives some very interesting stats
tics. The official statement Of our for
eign commerce in April shows that the
value OF our merchandise exports was
6o,6i2,GS0 against $G6.5l657l in March. a
falling Off of nearly S6.OOOOOO. There is
usually a decrease in exports In April
over March, and such has been the case
for five years past, but in April last the
exports were less than in any previous
April since 1889, and SIS, 10000 less than
in April. 1892.
The value of imports last
March was sSi,9N, O92. against s92-
565,lsl, in March last year, a
decrease of over s7,5OO,OOO 1t is stated.
however. that the imports last March
were larger than for any corresponding
preceding month ever recorded, and were
over the average for that month during
the last five years by 81. 100000. while the
imports In April were about $500, 900
more than In April last year. The excess
Of imports over exports last month was
upward Of $24.30O,OO0. and for the four
months. ending April SOth. the excess Of
imports over exports was $50, 800, Co., and
for the ten months. preceding April SOth,
II was 81. 100000.
This large excess OF imports over ex-
ports, added 10 the heavy freights our
merchants pay TO foreign shipowners.
and the additional and important fact
that American securities have not been
shipped abroad to any great extent-owing
to. the fear that they win be paid IN
silyer--is the cause OF our large exports
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

Eynchings are not confined TO the
South by my means. Last Tuesday night
at Corrunna, Michigan, William Sullivan,
a farm laborer. who had murdered his
employer and tried 10 murder his en-
ployer's wife. was taken from Jail by a
mob Of 800 men and hanged to a tree.
while his body was slashed into
ribbons with knives. Papers Of radical
proclivities in the North will please make
a note OF this.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

or all the farcicaI pretensions 70 Re-
publican constitutional Government the
Constitution OF Rhode Island is the worst.
II requires that members OF the State
Legislature shall BE- elected by a clear
majority Of all the votes cast In their
respective townships. II there is no
choice at the regular election special
elections are held, and IL then there is no
election the sitting member holds over
In consequence Of this In the new Legls-
iature OF that State. there are several
members who were not even candidates
and received no votes at ALL II the peo-
pie OF that State. ard several other New
England States. will no. correct these
denominations. Congress should take hold
OF The matter and demand Republican
governments fox them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
FIFTY CENTS
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Mems Colored Balbriggan Shirts and
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soc. EACH.
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o,a.,e. and agreed upon them in advance.

dIdates and agreed upon them In advance.
What a farrell
The truth IL. somesof the candiua'es'
having the inside track with the heel
ers." are afraid to have primary eiec-
ton. knowing that with anything IKE a
fair show they will be. buried 100 deep
for political resurrection.
The voters OF Richmond ought 10 as
sembie In a grand mass-meetlng ana ek-
press in ringing tones too strong 10 De
disregarded. their dlsapproval OF the
course OF the committee. Very truiy.
FAIR PLAY"
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Price, $1.25

LADIES' STIFF SHIRTS. With
Numbered collars and GUNS. ready for
use. Made with pleated front and back
and stylish turn down collar. IS diner
ent styles. white grounds with figures IN
Black, Blue, Red and Brown
Have been sold this season for 75c.
and considered good at that. As we
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LADIES' NULL WRAPPERS.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

Forming the Herald into a cooperative
concern by Mr.. Bennett and taking his
employees into partnership with him. will
be great relief to a great many Herald
people. who were constantly in fear that
Bennett would become excited from some
cause or other and have one of his favo-
rite ''ghake-ups."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
Let The People Speak.
RICHMOND. May %. 1saa.

Editor Of Times:
Your editorials Of yesterday and to-
day were blows struck in the right di-
rection. The people Of Richmond are
heartily tired OF the rule OF "heelers" and
''ringsters." II is shrewdly surmised that
II the precinct meetings plan is adopted
that the matter is practically already
decided. and that the boys who run the
pasahinA have named the Legislative can
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
REMNANTS CONTINUE TO
DAY.

Every department contributing.
Here're hints from the CORSEIS-
drab corsets. 20 to %. Been SOC. for
42c.
39c. CO.
from 81.
p. d. drab. 10. s225. from 1915, from
most trihing cause.
1P. D.. white, q, $780, from 50.
Summer Corsets, broken sizes. at IS and
75c; were 69c and A.3.
West Aisle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27

=, ro,a II IL generally believed that the
return OF American securities mas oeeh
IN excess Of their shipment.
Az 10 our gold exports the ohiciai
statement shows that "the net export OF
-. ,.., month was s1s.3H.9T9. during
a.. ,a., four months only ti5.O5l.591 and
during the last ten months IL was Wv
zoo ia Az our mines are yielding over
,,o no oco year this gold movement Is
-. - ,,orv alarming. The worst feature
4. :. Tho depletion OF the Treasury re-
serve and the consequent uneasihess re-
0ardine the stability OF the standard
,,ha most reasonable conclusion regard
49,, ,ha state OF affairs above outlined
=, ,,a. IN account OF the Mckinley Pro-
,oo,tva tariff law, and American manu-
facturers being given absolute controi Oh
tho American market, the country mas
hoo, flooded with a vast amount OF
shoadv material. which could not only
-, no shipped abroad. but which all who
could afford to purchase genuine import
al cloths would not have. Thus 1t was
that the Mckinley law, which was intend
"a n be prohlbtory on imports, and TO
force the many to be taxed for the few,
has largely failed of its purpose. Its
only effect has been TO make American
citizens. who wished good, substantial
c,otbinr made OF honest material, to
nay much more for their goods than they
would otherwise have had to do. This
with the Sherman law hanging over us
threatening the suspension Of gold pay
nents. has caused both the return or
American securities from abroad, and
continued drainage upon our gold reserve.
These plain facts should by all means
open the eyes Of Congress, not only TO
the necessity OF reduction Of our tariff
to a point which will benefit consumers
but also TO the need OF repeal OF the
Sherman law, which threatens incalcula-
BILE injury upon all classes in the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Manitoba Tribe. 1. o. r. NJ, odd
Fellows Hall.
brotherhood Locomotive Engineers. To-
neys Hall.
Richmond Lodge. !. A. OF NJ, Eagle Hall.
Enterprise Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, Jr.
y. II. A. NJ. Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
MEMS JEAN DRAWERS.
MEMS JEAN DhANEhS.

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