The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-04-29

Carolina bit by the duly accredited
agents of the State. Il has estab-
lished an iron-clad monopoly, and I
will deal in liquor on the half pint
ante and fiye-gallon limit. Brook
have citizen.
The two governors of the Caro-
linas caf hob-nob now to their
hearts content, and never have cause
to complain that it Is long time
between drinks.
This editor, each succeeding year,
becomes more thoroughly convinced
that this parish is destined to be-
come the banner parish of Louis
lana. -Vidette.
The editor of the Vidette is as
much convinced of this fact as the
little negro was when he said,
s.Mammy lives right in the middle
OBJ de worl, Gals when twelve o'clock
Gums de sun shines right straight
down mammy's chimbly. Lake
Charles American.
The sunshine must be a little
slantwise at high meridian according
to the American, and we solidly be-
llcve with our confrcre of the Vidette
that weons are located for keeps in
about the centre Of the Lords yine-
yard.
We find the following notice in
the Louisiana Advance, published
at Arcadia in Bienville parish. The
family it emanates from must have
a pipelng time of it, and all their
peace and harmony will certainly
end in smoke. Such exposures of
domestic difficulties are reprehensi-
bly, disagreeable and disnally dis.
gnsting:
Arcadia, Ia, April 10, 1892.
Mr.. A. G. Tilley and others-My
dear sir and friends-If you please
for my sake and the sakeo of my hus
' band do not let him have whiskey al
all for money or anything that he
may bring you. Yours respectfully
Mrs. Sallie e. Pipes.
U. E. Pipes.
t Attest-E. J. Stewart.
The Farmersville Gazette in al
: editorial on cotton mills in tn
South, pertinently and wisely says
The South is the natural field 70
o the futnre prosperous cotton mills
n OF the many important enterprise
O which are springing up each month 1
. this section, none of them can hav
as bright future as the cotton mil
ing business.
/ This will apply ss pointediy t
$ the neighborhood of Lake PROV
st dence as to any portion of the co
e ton growing region, If not Gas. "
at bclieve) a little more so. There
ID no place that we know of prefe
able in anyway to Providence f
l. such purpose to be successful
y promoted.
is Capt. j. Pinckney Smith propos'
II to erect a magnificent five stol
:" ssFrench Flat" at the corner of 9
le rondelet and Howard Avenue, upc
the site of the RidingSchool. VIII
" in Chicago recently the Captain I
n cured the plans for his building, al
we learn that it is the embodime
= of modern, convenient and REIN
IL, architecture. The first floor will
ne devoted to stores and a restaurar
iul with the other floors divided in
,er apartment flats. Applications t
these are already being made, al
we predict that the whole builds
lse will be rented long before comp
ST. ton. Let us have more of the
in kind of improvements. New Orlea
av Builder.
las tits more than gratifying to Fl
of that our trustworthy fellow citiz
Mt. of old Carroll and esteemed friend
ess prospecting and progressing in !
front ranks of progress.
'he The Hogg faction in Texas f
,iy mally declared sometime ago Il
RI all the chicken pie at Washingt
OF, belonged to them, but Mr.. Gle
Of land did not see il in that light.
,ns the two best appointments yet CIV
- to that State, a Hogg democrat
INC one and Clark democrat got
re- other. Judge Terrell was appoin
in minister to Turkey, and Hon. $
is Shepard was made an associate
the tice of the supreme court OF
District of Columbia. So much
harmony. As in Texas, so vii
be and so ought 1t to be in Lol
lana. Baton Rouge Truth.
gro We sincerely hope that confr
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