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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23
Jl(dNnerl6mdC6e.
SoQige 9Sieoerheritellung Der @eiuubbeit
unO seidle6tlidlcn 8iiiti9telt
HitteIft ber
SaSaGe'idIen Raitoarms . cbanSIune.
GriOlgretdl, no ales AuOere ieblgeidllas.n.
Die sasoEcYd,e Retbppe uus ibre gpr,ie.

Griolgretd, no ales AnOere ieblgeidllaa.n.
Die SaGaEcfd,e D7etbpoe nuS ibre 8prsise.
llniere BGdparasc Bei6cn Or. ga itc 0eilmittcI
1uI SriHo Der Gbdtddle, oaB mir bic UTpriHolIdte
SorEIc non osW bsrithmtcn grSe oleicS 9iamcns er=
htccH uHcr ocr eSaSaEIc, oaG, tau5 mir ipdter Die
GtHTuhrung ieiRer SeaanaluH9 uHo ielHcr SeiIz
mitfcI dnacnccn noeE iolier, Slts uHter leEcr Ees
ssltHuEa seitehen pllroe. Sor siEiseE Sabrcn Fam
Or &GSole Guf bic 9oee, rcroOie uno asitlcdtIite
Sclocn ourb ScbanoluHa pom Daitoam aus 81 furi=
rea, inocu cr fd ppu bcmcIbcn toIscEpe Sortbeiir
DerpIad:
l. applita.ion Der gitt,l Sircft am Sit Der aruut.
belt.
2. gcrm,iouus Der Seroauuus uno gbidudtuns
Der g8irflamfeit Der DlitcL
3. 9H9e NHHaberlI9 an bic bceeEteHoen untereH
SeHHunseH Der 5fudeHmGrfsnerueH aus Der s6irbel=
ldule unb odber ereidtertcs 9iHorlnaen All Der Ser
penfluirsttit uno Der DiaIic hcs @ebrrH5 uno Htc=
gratis.
4. Der Bati,nt tann lid iebi nit ttr s,rins,n 60
fen pbne IrJt beritleE.
8. Sbr S'ebrau6 .rforo,rt t,iH, ScrdnocIuns Der
Stdt eeer SebeHssc ohEbeiter.
g. Sic ilnb abiolut uniddolif.
T. Sic itno Ieidlt BON SJeocm an Srt uHo Stells
.insuilbren uno mirten unEltt,bar Gri Den SIP ses
nebels iHncrbdIb lveHser, ns eIu.r halhcn StuHot.
Pinilllise DidIner, oeren arGit eeldpAdlt, ocreI
Ntruc1 cridopit, oerer Geiit umpf eeDoroer, peren
ssS;nstft a gerGrsn To- H. ESsT tT sao f bsSnD9s
aIItiuiseH 6rtuHb, fueId,ca Der S;IoeHoe hetet
snfdtt mepiiiuifdher Sanperftauoioer nbsr
ptc abiorbirenDe 3raft ses Nsftums.
Soltsn Gle bas guiiausunsspcrmog bes Rofts
BARNS beDeiIeIH, 10 iptrbtn Sic Ari,Idn9 iinosH in
Or. SSoeRhammer's nit Redt beriibultem Rert nb,r
bieien Seecnitanb, olpie In Den McbtSlnlpen Selts
ihIiiten biees SaEees uHe OeutihIaHos s. 6raEtrsids
uro GnslaHos
Sas Der ssfunoe @aeuiG,enperItano fast.
Dian pirpe eiueH Ucnih.H iur .benio thoriht er=
Hdre1, pelder. Elm Gjcihuiir om SeIr pocr eireE
e,broGencu Singer 81 b,iler, arSEci,n :Er;bm.n ano
nitt bic eeeisnet.n J9ahmttel uno Sa.b,H uHmittI,
bar ouf ocrl leib.nosa 9beI eebrardleH nontt, uie
DtHicEiecH, rueIder SGueHf1anfbeit ooer SdpdGe III
belIen ptruteR Do1tc obEe oi. Gtec eIbii in Gnsrif
All nchm.n, lui. Ties oUrb ben &ebrautb ooH Sr. "a
Gales eIeaa1tcR uu6dbliheI "BOlus Remedies"
aeidchsH taHE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23
sc r q u I d E ii tea
- Der
llitrtn, Bla(f unh I)Orlfrb Drh(f

Sbre SebanolunG mo 0eiluus obne Dta9sn.
Yfeoi; ;!uirnrg.
9,nnuiteH: SduTsc5 urinircr, 2lufitehcH hex
g1tt, nm tu uIiHlrsn. Sd1m,rB op,r GrcnHcn bem
2aiicH Des g9aicrs, YiattTopicln llrlH, Hc3p-u
Dies eeitehcE, SegaroBsruH9 oer ScIiteboTuie u-s
Tia6I'idlc 9hereRtrnntbcit.
Die ,H;itosniic iuobItbdties BirfEHa luiro srSsIt,
neil man bic Dtilnltt:l uEmtttclbar
am SiBe nts Seioens appItiirt,
ro lie lid por, erobt;n giItcE e;iu,iitn rUeTocr.
SQsnH bcr Bolus in bcn glalteGIM etrsttl5rt n, 10
rubt cr urmititI5or Gm SlditHsaIs. SlaltHiteln,
enoicriuft esr Sslnc Uao ,5usc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23
SIWtIt SVIIuIIB VUH
6iRinPm lln0 Gn(tPm Jie6Pr!

Raowan'S HcaOn RfIief III Elm itd,res 6sIi',
iopIe eln 8or6sU9uH9smlite BET bIsIgtm uHo faIieu
6ieter. pier bat man tur So Cents clH p.Imlitel,
0as oieie ycloeH uHbeoHot furlr Den DicHdtn in
6tdRo ittt, IN ocr ihlImmittH JIebtrs,s,Ho sts:H
Anf6Qr scUappHet i ltbeE G5 III bsiier Gl5 bic Ec
aiou ron lSie6cmItt,lH. GbHu, Acknowledgment
UutteIn Il. + ID. O. bat lauienotn o,Iluus sebradlt-
3luanHa Gropi,H bis 5u rIHsm IbsrlUffe poll IN e.
Hcm 9as l8diirr elcldl mad oen 8crlaiita oes Gcta
t,s am Uiorqcn elEqeHomnrH, ldlue.H oo5 Spf.M
gegeH aHidqe. Cine 90 Gents Slaidpe turirt cine
guRg. f5anIlIe, uHe &c 6lsbt nod eeHHs ubJls, UuI
SducrjcH leeer aTt, bic Gle IN t5olae clHes uHCu5
oo.r sIntr aranfbtlt btiaatn mo9tn, Al b.tItIs,H.
so 9euts Ole 5Iaiae. sSu sIpotbtrCu Iu has
ben.
fouMt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23
Gin i,beraeIdmapptcr 0oIfmetIter.

SiugltOn, N.sY., 81. 6ebr.-YOft.
meilte~ Sas. 2uoiou bon Yratt8ulue, @reen.
Gouutp, N.sY., ut plOelit muhuiinutg &c.
uoroen. Der GriOl9 Der ocmofratldleu Ear
tel mo Die @ewlBbeit, oaB er ietH amt per.
Ilert, bat i'm 10 welt gebra4t. Gldlter Sau=
DerOn hat Ocu W.auE uab Dem Srrenayle
5u ROu9bteeplle geidldt.
pr. s. Sterllug W}ortor, Der fommenbe
lderoaulrtrstar, hat Ill elmer su Chicago
ltnttgeiuuoeueu llnterreouug Die Abitht &C.,
auBert, ielHe Nuimerti iObalo sr lem
Amt antrltt, aui palieuOe WltteI aur Grbal-
tuug Der yS1Ioer ;u rId]ten nno Dem @on=
greg oabiu sielsnoe 9eieee ;u empieblen.
Gr berurportet ein 9eiee, rueldles DE Sabuz
geiellidaiten ;wir9en lou, Saume ibren T..
MEN eutlang su pIIauSeu unO auf 6tele Beiie
oas uOtbmenoige 3OI5 tIir lbre SdJmsucn
su gepnnen.
- @eOrg 2S. gIhtenthaler, eiH uumbaiter
Gontolos unf SotauIfer aus Bloomington,
Sas., ut geileru i'm u6uB.oog,e" III Gan
6rau3i5co oil 6srstrantbelt geitOrbeH. Gr
beidlQiIi9te lid iert 5abren nit Der Grior<
itInug Ger Yiulaelu uuo Yilausen Der
BuCIficilIiie.
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sie Hrplpna,runo Der Ianama Gpnsesfinn.


Barls, 2l. Sebruar. - Der Wilniiter
Ge5 IusmdrtlgeH, 2elueue, tbellte beute III
elrer Rabluetsntung nit, oaB Ger BraIoeut
pou Colombia Die Nauamas@ onSeliion nm
elueu Dtonat uerldHgert babe, ol.|elbe luare
icnit an 2S. 6ebruar abgelaufeH. 3i,ie
fur;e Scrldugcrung ct MIR gewdbrt mor6en.
mn Ill oielem 3eltraume Die SerhauolungeH
iiber cine Deiinltiue 9elldnQerunq iortegeu
III touueu, abtr Die Sanal.G GompQQnle muile
and Der Gegleyuug BON Colombia @aran.
;ie'u gebeu, OaB Der Saual mlrfli0 poueuoet
mtro, anoeIniau5 Duroe uad] 2lblaut Der
6rll bas gigeEthum Der @ompaqnle al ole
9teqieruug BON Colombia .ueriaueu.
Spauieu'S Ssrtretcr auf Der ReItaus Ieuuue.
Nta0riO, 81. 6ebt.- Jn,aunn Gula=
lie, ipeld)e bic SouIglH- Regeutn auf Der
Gbitago'er 9Seltausiteuuua pertreteu piro,
un0 Ibr Gemabl, @rlHs linton, ireiien be-
relts SGrbereItuugen Sur Nbrelie, Der laa
ballir ut Slpar nod uid]t ieltgseet, oodl oa
ELI tlelner 0oiltaat DIE tOerrld]atteu bealei=
tel uro, 10 mug Seltig anseiaugeu peroen.
Der Waldlele @ouuuas, Der 0er;og pon
Bamames mo Der Oer;oq uon YaraQua
meroeu iib inter ben yeeleitern btfinosn.
Sie 8ete plro III elusm pauiid)eu 9oit-
oampfer gemadlt, Der III Yorto Rico anIeqt,
no ild ble Seitllidait eluen Saq aufhalieu
mlro. SdHH mIro Die 9ielie nam Sauauua
iortgeiskt, molelbit 3 Gage eeraltet plro.
Son bort aus MAIDEN bic Gelienoen einen
4ueilug nuh Santlago ODER NRantasas.
Son @uba Hnd 9ep-Yort mlrb Die 8eiie
in eluem ipantld)su Sreu6tr erflsr 9laiIe &C.
u;aht, 0ob IDiro Der AufeuibaIt in ben Der.
Staaten Hur Elm isbr fur,er leln.
Sic SniaHtlH Gnlala III bic Sante oe5
iuugen Souigs, uno olelelbe loQ ielt eiui9er
3elt traEflip lelu. SieIe bebaupien, ne
letOe al SdwiuOiutt; Oeshalb slaubt man,
SaB ole l6ngere Seerelle Ibrer @eiuuObeit
surdglid) lem psroe. Sor ibrer ,6odselt
mar ole Sniautiu bic irDblldlite unO aludz
Iitite 9eriou Oes 9anieu ipaniiteu Soics,
bod iett lbrer Serhelraihuus bat iie iidl iebr
nad)thelI;s uerdHpert. Die @he ioQ tane
sIiidlidc ieiu, unD 4rins auton lit Ib,raa
Iubellebts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23
H11Te!
8Gfe!

Y6iIe! GGTe!
nr 3fciIe i'm gusanne bciorat iHntrbaIb "a Gtunosm
Al beoeuicno bera6seiestcm Breiic
Gonaro Haine,
Gss galtim0raayaSt Hza Soii=Sificss ssIpsaas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23

S1nittmaaren TIM uSouen Saoen,'
lir. 19, 2Jeit-yerInstOuzS SiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23
Ser 9emtide Correspondent,
EaeIib, fpoteutIih une Ssnntass.
Raiue. eFiatutbiiruer uuo Rchaftes

elSUeR=Gte S0ItimOre:Stras. unp Bof>Offee.Hss.
gr,is ses taaIidpen SIatteS, burtt 9rdser In Bal.
fiulprc uHb in Der gtabari6oft bcloret, 12lS cts;
tdeIid,e uno Spnuta 90 =anSe eabe Is Gts. prs
2Sode,sabbdr nesutlih On bic oaS latt beioraenoen
Grdeer.-1daIidl ntbft Spnuta 40 =Mus ae be un,er
to=BorausbeSabluus $3.50 pro Sobr, fur fiir,cr,
seit i'm SerbdItuis; tnr bic wodlenfIidDe AuSaabe
NIT SoHHtdss6ait, portotret, nit absua tlr Gibbs,
hes, 81 nab europa. sonnta q =sluSaabe 81
pro Sabr.-Dos bette une bfaieite pentidie 9sIett
IN cen DitteIz uno SlbtaGteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-23
GS trar 0ae erite Itno ut oaS cill3i0i
SGmer1en-Geifnttftef.
Halarla in ibrfn pfrI6IeOfnfn fOr
mrn arhRilt nn1 nrrhitft.

g5 sibt ten oeiimittc in Der yB,It. ipeld.e gBehs
ielie6tr uno aue GHo.ytH mGldrIitsH, bIltoeH IEo
ioHiieeH Sieber mt 5el9utle Dor HaOwaH's HtueW
70 idnta bciit, ais RaoWaH'S Reapa ReIIef.
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i. +. r.
eve &eaOD &elief.

S6fer sails, GrraItitn9, &niten,
2ungen=, 2uftr6brenaft= tttto anoere
Gnt3iinouneen 9IutanOrans, Strip
pc, 2ttDmun9s sbefd1tpcroen ipcrocn
acbeilt, itnO iBncn OOr9ebrtat.
9i. ginr,i6una h,s ngeaon ReIicf" aui 6cn sOr.
pert6cil ole 3hIlc, oGs ncbe oocr berg merl
DorbaHecR lit, pIro grcIdteruEs uHa gSoblieIH
idlGffcH
NaOmaS'S ReaOn FeIicf 1T bOs ,iH5iss mans
bate DdtteI, bas StmeI5eH auscHbIl6lIH btI!t. S9
IiHoert ioiort uEo beIt 6Glo
36eumatt5nlt5, 2lenrd(gie,
2eHOeugdt Seritautjungeu,
Sepfmeb, GHetidJuHgeU,
3abHfmeIs, SdmeSbaItlgtelt bon
Yran0nuuHcu, 0iu8telH,
Suitpeh, observation-disclosures Riideus,
Sruits ODER GleoeridmerSen.
GS tuar oas erite 1tno ift oaS einsiaG
S6mer5en-6eifmtttef,
neIh.s bic mart.rnoit,H SdmcrJen iOfort flint, gnt'
SlnouHseE Itnoert uHo 9oHselloEtH bett. ob ne nun
fl9eH 0ruitn ODER SrgaEcH itHo.
SHHerli d. turIt rim pGl6er bls 30 eiHem soHa
gen 2beelofiel poll IN elHeH bGIbeE SlGe g6aier IN
UeulseH Dinuten Grampfe, Wtaaeni6ure, lies
beIfeit, Grbredlen. SOobrenuen, Werpoftdt,
GdblaH HofiB Bfeit, Siarrboe, SOIif, 6idbuHgen
uus aHc iuHeTIidbeH SdmerIeu.
Il l., n Lev
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sine orei,ebmiasriser Waubm0sSerim.

8aris, -. 6ebr.-Su Sreucble uurbe
htute DOR ben aiNicu Die Serbauolung se=
gen Die 1S-llbr.9e Sloud)e 9es1smps ers
ofiue!, Die Gu9etla9t if, sin junseres Mdoz
den beranbt nno paun ertrdntt su habeu.
2Sle ii9 in gauIe bes Serb6rs ergab, bat
Der Siireermellter Ser Semelnoe, i'll meld1er
ric Giteru Der JugeupIi6eu Morneriu leben,
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SerIin, -. 6ebruar. - eSahreub Der
beut. i'm &sldatas iattseiunoeneu 2ebatte
iiber Die Sora. i9la9e pes Seids.Geiunb.
be.tsamtes a9teI D.. Don SOttl4sr, lRiuls
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9iliab o Il, %. 0ebruar. sri
beiro, me9er na1 Gem HudIrttt be5 DiluI.
nerlumS 6erreira bonn S0nlg init Der Srgas
n,iatlon elues n.ueu Sablusis beauiuagt
mulDe, bat en gSerf roleuoet. Gr ieIbn
betIeloet cen Yofteu oes 4Ienliers uuo bot
MIXERS oes 4usmartiseu. 9as neue Sabl.
net hdlt heute elue Yerammluug uuo mlro
lem 4rosramm mcyseu oem @ortes unt.r=
b,si:tu.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13
Administrators Salei
Succession of Arthur Richardson. Dec d.
It'll District Court tor East Carroll
parish Louisiana.

Succession of Arthur Richardson, Decd
7th District Court tor East Carroll
parish Louisiana.
Bv virtue OF writ of Sale issued from
the Hon. Court aforesaid In the above styled
succession 1. VIM. III. Fisher. Administers
tor, viii sell at public auction at the door
Of the Court House in said parish and State
on Saturday, the 3rd day OF June A. D.,
1893. between the hours prescribed by law.
ali the right title and interest OF the Sue
cession Of Arthur Richardson. Decd In and
unto the following described property sit
uated in East Carroll parish Louisiana, to-
wit:
1st. The North-E East quarter of Section
twenty seven in Township twenty. MOI
range eleven East, containing 14J zl-1y7
acres more or lees.
End. Part Of Lots 50 and 80 IN =. q. ~
r. II E.. bounded south by IA SeeEa iino
OF Lot 50 and extending Northv g4--
allel perpendicuiars from said Iii p to
form rectalgle OF forty aeres l,slnded
North by Edgewood. East By Phil Mcclure
place West by Shepard tract and South by
Hagaman place, and containing 40 acres
more or less.
ard. One lot OF farming implements,
wagon and buggy.
4ih.. Two horses and one mule.
Terms of sale cash with the benefit Of APP
: WIN. Il. FISHER,
Administrator Sue. Of A. Richardson. Decd
Providence, La, April "a. 1893. -2s-6t.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13

The white caps of Mississippi were
bold enough to enter Brookhaven
one day last week while the court
was In session, one hundred strong,
well armed and equipped. Judge
Chrisman fearlessly faced the crowd,
and denounced them in unmeasured
terms. They had come to release
the white caps in Jail, telling the
Judge that if he didn't give them up
they would take his life, but before
they could effect their purpose, the
citizen gathered and the lawless
white caps were glad to getaway. They
were not masked and most of then
we're identified, and will soon bt
dealt with according to law. Th'
have Judge has determined to pu
them down, and the citizens ar
hacking him up nobly in his deter
mination.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13

The North Louisiana Editorial Imi-
grafton Convention has been called
forJ une 18th next at Shreveport. A
good time, good place and an excel
lent move Tor the benefit of North
Louisiana. Editors as rule, re
close observers and devote themselves
to the substantial welfare of their
several localities with cheerful good
will; and number of them assem-
bled together, from various portions
of the state to take counsel, is bound
to be productive of much good.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13

The States dwelling upon the
tricks, over-charges aud nigh cuts
already practiced at the big show IN
Chicago, says:
There is no doubt that the
Worlds Fair will be a grand, II not
the grandest exposition that man,
kind has ever seen, but one thing APP
pears certain, and that is the mil
lions which government appropri-
ated will find their way into private
pockets; that no fayoritism will be
shown in fleeing native and foreign
visitors and exhibitors, and thai
long after its gates have been closed
it will be remembered by thousands
of victims as the most gigantic
swindle the world has ever known.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13
Election Notice.

In accordance with the proceedings OF
the Charter Of the town of Providence, /
hereby give notice that al election will be
held in said town on the 1st Monday, the
9Th day of June, 1898, tor Mayor. five Coun-
cilmen, Marshal, Secretary ard Treasurer.
to serve for the term of two years there
after and ] do hereby issue my proclama-
ton ordering that said election be held on
that day in accordance with existing State
laws governing elections and that the reg
istration books be opened for the space OF
thirty days prior to said election.
Witness my Official signature and the
seal of said town this 4th day of May, A. ID
1893. e. J. HAMLEY. Mayor
Nav A. $685.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13
Reristrar Of Estrays Sale.

By virtue of the authority invested in me
as Clerk of the Police Jury and ex-oficio
Registrar OF Estrays for the parish OF East
Carroll. will proceed to sell on Saturday
May 9th, 1893, at the door OF the court
house, la the town of Providence at public
auction. for cash with the benefit OF APP
praiselnent, one red COW, little white near
root of tail crop In right ear and over bit and
under bit in left. taken up by c. j. Harri-
son on Calhoun plantation.
Clerk OF the Police Jury and ex-ofhclo Reg
istar Of Estrays.
Lake Providence, La. April y, lS9J-3t.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13

The Claiborne Guardian-Journal
says that "North Louisiana certainly
has strong claims to one of the
United States Senators. Perhaps
so; but the democracy of Louisiana
cannot afford to be sectional as well
as factional.-Baton Rouge Truth.
At present the Senatorial outlay
is decidedly sectional. Senator
White from New Orleans and
Senator Caffrey from St. Mary
close by. We think with the Ciai'
borne Guardian, that North Louis
lana should have some show in tnt
premises, and that the Truth com
ment is most decidedly one-sidedl.
sectional. In other words tine boo
is on the other Leg"
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13
The Baton Rouge Truth and Farm-

The Baton Rouge Truth and Farms
ersville Gazette seem disposed to
poke fun at the few reform editors
who recently met in Alexandria and
resoluted vigorously for the neces-
sary, and much needed consultations
Al amendments in this state, but they
viii soon find out that their badinage
will become a boomerang.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13
Bucklen's Arnica saive.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salts.
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chllblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
REFUNDED. Price % cents per box.
For Sale by J. S. Guenard
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-05-13
TERM OF COURT POSTPONED.

Seventh District Court Parish of
East Carroll-Haying received numer-
ously signed petitions from different
parts of the parish representing that
it would be advisable to postpone
court in view of the high water and
the necessity of giving constant atten-
ton to the protection of the levees. II
is therefore ordered that the ensuing
term of said court be postponed indei-
nitely.
A special term Of said court will be
called TO meet at q time to be deter
mined hereafter.
f. II. MONTGOMERY,
Judge 9TH Jud. Dist.
Providence, La, May Is, 1898.
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Co1lstable's Sale.

gstate Of Louisiana. parish of East Carroll,
ard Ward-- Jusrice~ Court. Y. NC
S,uire VS. Wash Green.-No. 262
Nv virtue Of q writ OF II IA to me directed
Df ~ q IN Third Ward Justice Court for
t " ,.sr;sh Of East Carroll aforesaid. in the
~ sh.g entitled causc.I VIII proceed to sell
~ s. nulIic auction at the Third Justice
norrf. in the town Of Providence. East
Sorroil parish, La. on Sturday. May z.th,
20 sons between the hours prescribed by law
II he right. title and interest Of defend
- n and TO the following described prop
| Tty. to-wit: ~ ha.r, and 4
| ~ - oars seized in tie above suit.
FERNS m Of sale-cash with the benent OF
pia1 VII. HUNTER, Constable
/ 1oyidence, La, May ID. 1851.
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The Picayune says Of the Brook,
haven incidents
All honor to Judge ChrIsman for
his great courage and tirmness. His
name will go ringing through the
land as that of magistrate who
knows DO fear OF favor in tbs dis
charge of his high duties, and will
not be turned aside by any intimida
ton or violence.
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The Baton Rouge Advocate raised
ga tempest in tea pot" last week
about the colored people holding re-
lioious services in the Baton Rouge
Court House temporarily because
their church had been burned down.
The Truth commenting on the Ad-
vocate's editorial very properly says;
The Court House being the only
building which could be secured for
church purposes, large enough to
accommodate the membership OF the
church, application was made by a
committee composed OF the preacher
and some of the most respectable
colored men of this place for per
mission to hold divine service In that
building until the church edifice
could be rebuilt. The request was
granted with the understanding thai
the premises were to be thoroughly
swept and cleaned after each service,
the furniture uninjured and no noisy
demonstrations permitted. Since
then religious services have beer
regularly held there but no othe
gatherings have been allowed. In
above is plain and truthful state
ment of the case as developed by IN
vestigation and we feel certain tina
our neighbor of the Advocate mus
have written his article under a nils
apprehension of the facts as b
would scarcely object to the worship
of God in the Court House or In an,
other house whether the worshiper
were white, black or yellow.
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The New Orleans Comet has passed

Inc New orleans Soihet LAS P"Sooo
out of sight entirely.
Oscar Arroyo has applied to. be-
come assistant coiner.
The New Orleans Delta is done
for, after brief and bolsterous'
career.
Middling cotton spot in New Or
leans, has dropped below IL, and
is still droopy.
st. Joseph following the lead of
yidalia, is talking about an oil mill
for Tensas parish also.
Hon. c. w. Seals of Claiborne.
will be the next q. S. District Attor-
new for the Western district.
Isadore Newman bought the plant
of the Louisiana Ice Manufacturing
Company in New Orleans last week
for SCI, 900.
The veteran Captain Tom Leath-
ers, has been recommended to the
President as the successor of Collec-
tor Warmoth.
Bro. Mangham's last snake st9y
says that snake was recently killed.
in Rlchland parish with 100 raHies.
| Was'n mt he a ratler?
The May haws are abundant IN
Webster parish this season, aad tick
picking follows fast on the heels OF
picknicing, so says the Signal.
1 The editor of the Mer Rouge Vi
dette recently went ovefto Gibsland'
interviewed confrere Dangford OF the
Gazette and got ''ligon' right away
According to the Gazette, th'
Union parish Police Jury woulc
gladly sell their 81 900 jail for 50 600
having no tenants for it. Rah To-
Union. the banner parish for law
abiding citizens.
The RiehIand parish jailis withou
. an occupant, and Brother Manghan
| of the Beacon-News, raises his vote
exultantly. Richland and Rayvill
are evidently enjoying a much needles
!, moral reform.
The Bienville parish budget TO
g 1883 is SIS. 500, and the assessmet Z
per cent of the State assessment TO
! ! taxes, and fifty per cent only OF tn
States licenses. No extravaganza
allowed in Bienville.
r Confrere Mangham of the Rict
4 land Beacon-News and his delinquer
v lsubscrihers are having a high Of
i time almost May picnic. Some
! the slow pay-ups have stopped IL
e paper. A good radiance of mario
l. minded GROWERS, say we.
y Judge Monroe Of the Civil Distri
IT Court in New Orleans, would nj
permit counsellor E. III. Farrer
practice before him, because NJ
If Farrer used improper language al
q refused to explain, remaining und
Re contempt and debarred from practic
,e .sNed'' will apply to the Snpreu
Court.