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, 1894-05-01
@ ofbtnatpn, l. O}a!

@ieLe Der bieiigen 6reunbe 6es seiteru
I'M 6auie zines leiner 8ernanoten in Gbiz
ca9O geitorbenen 8unoesienators Sto6=
bridge bon Wticbigan limb Der 2tnlicbt, baB
6ericlbe Gin Spfer Der Gbicago'er 6abel7
babncn getpor6en lei. Stodbrioge uuroe
nGmlicb epergangenen Sor1mer, pGbrenb CT
gum 8eiucbc Der @eltausiteIung in Gbt7
cago tpeilte, BON einem 8abelbabn3u9e err
faBt unb cine Stt efe meit gelcbleift. @r
erlitt babel acknowledgements nur gering7
fii9igc 8erleBun8en, u6er Der auSgeitans
bene S6red i9eint ieinem gterpeniDitem
cinen i6lperen StOB Oerlebt su babeu. IS
itclte iib Elm 6er5Ieiben etn, heiien serltOz
renoen @irfun9en er unterlegen lit.
, 1894-05-01
Uoh eiue 8ombe.
Die poIi3ei hat aneebli9 III Ger 6uiIo PaI
cine Sombe~ eefunoers
Qpnbpn, l. Mat.

Ser vGlobe" Iagt, DaB ii9 Die itdbtii9e
8OliSei I'M 8elibe elmer 8ombe befinoe,
tpeIcbe beute in Der @uilb Sal, benz StBs
ungSlofale 6es StaotrotbS bon 2OnOon,
n0rOIi9 BON Der @beopitbe, gefunoen murbe.
, 1894-05-01
Sonntd9ltbe Rube.
Dos it, mas ole OrtspOr4eber pOriareiben.
$ 10 5, @is., l Mai.

Die neue g wnbebOr6e bat cine Srbinan3
seibaffen, pOna9 Sic 8trtbi6aften an
Sonntagen gelcbIoiien bleiben miiiien, uno
bieie 0eroronung miro itreng 6urcbgefilbrt.
@e9en mebrere auBerbalb ser Orti3aft 9e7
Iegene 8irtbi6aften tparen 8ei6merOen
eingelaufen, in TOI9e belien 5ebn 8trtbe
Oerbaftet unb gu elmer @elOitrafe perurt6etlt
muroen.
, 1894-05-01
Gin eiriider farmer meuhIin9s er.
fhohen.
Bella #, 1. Weai.

Su Ser gfd0e 8%elIpbapiitof i'm @ountD
2tntrim tpurbc Der 6arnler Gardner, DGbz
rcnb er am ~Offenen 6eniter leincs 6auieS
iibeno Der 9tube pfle9te, meuGblings err
lbOiien. Ginige ieincr 0tacbbarn iino unter
Dem Gerba6te Ser Ebdtericbaft Derbaftet
iporben. Nfan %oermutbet, baB eS itb bier
I'm Elm i%ogenannteS agrariibes 8erbrecben
banoelt.
, 1894-05-01
Selbitmoro.
Gin pa6a9ier oes Dompfers SCALE" err
i6ie6t ii9.
81 ID Wprf. /. Moi.

5arriion 9rice, so Sabre alt, nnb 9aiiaz
9ier Der %stpeiten &aiiite, bat it6 an 8orb
beS 0ampFers rSaale" ericboiien, baIb
nacb6em Der 9ampfer, Der beute bier an
fam, southampton Oerlaiien bate. 8rtce
lit in ben Ser. Staaten 8%eboren, bate aber
tpdbren6 Der leBten 3ebn Sabre in @nglan6
geLebt. @r bate ais ieinen 8eitimmungSz
ort Seriep GttD 6etgbtS etngci9rteben.
, 1894-05-01
Der otde N1iIan
DART wieoer einmaI Elm wenis reeieren.


Ser iugcn6licbe &0nig 9~tlcranber mirO
ben1nGbIt cine Geiie ms 2luslanO an@
treten un6 ietn Slater, @rz&Ontg Wttlan,
tpiro mGbrenO Der 3eit Die JtegentibaIt
fibren.
, 1894-05-01
5aIfhmunser.
Onfel Sam's Seute entoeden elm fali9s
min3erueit.

&anfas City, Mo., l. Wtai.
Die 8unbesbebOrOen 1aben i9On wieber
in eincm poblbefannten OfficegebGube in
bieier Stabt Elm 6ali9miiuScrneit entoedt.
SIS muroen Sormen unb falihe Otin3en
~gcfunben, aber bie80gel Waren ausgelOgen.
, 1894-05-01
SdIedte 0efddfte.
6wei 5unoert SahuIeute entIafen.

B0nc0uDer, s., g., l.. Wfat.
Sn Solge i6lebter @cibdfte murben
beute 3mei .bunoert Qln9eiteute Der Canadian
8aciftce8abn entIalien. Gs fouen in alien
Nbtbeilrngen Ser 8a1n 8ei3rGntun8en
p0rgerommen mcroen.
, 1894-05-01
8eIoibcre. SQ., l. Oeai

@elteru gtabmittag purbe bic gauge
@e9enb bier bon einem icbperen ltnnetter
~beinl9eiucbt, peIdes pieI llnbeiI anricbtete.
@tpa 5tpei WteiIen weitlicb BON bier geital=
tete iib OaS llnmetter 81 einem Srfan, uno
mebrere S6eunen ent9ingen MIR nit fnape
per gtotb Der 3erlt0rung. Die S6eune
bon Willtam gulle murbe umJetpebt,
nobel fiinfsebn &Ibe umtameu, uno in ein
eben erft fertt9 8emor6cnes 6aus ibIus Der
8lib Elm.
, 1894-05-01
4rFta 1 Gent.
Sturmesmiithen.
6ewitter, Pa9eIfdIae, uuo orfauurti9e
Stiirme ridten cine meuee 5haoeu an.


@eitern puroe 6oS 8abnbofsgebGu6e Der
Chicago, Miltpanfee q st 4aul 8abn in
WtOnroe Center ndbrenO beS @elpitter5
bonn 8liB getrOffen, unb brannte nit
@luem mas eS entbielt, bis auf ben Grun0
nieoer.
, 1894-05-01
8unoesienator Stodbrto9e's BIB.
leben.

Seine mofRin9toner 5reunoe be5eidnen Inn
ais ein Opfer Ger GPicaeo'er KabeIbahueu.
, 1894-05-01
Maitag 9emOni tratiOren,
Der bel9ifdJe g~abrikort Daunutr
Lift art Grlten uort
fldD b0ren.
Die 6ensoarmerie sur unterorid=
un9 oes 4ooous auf9eboten.
I'm Qaeemeinen ibeint aber Ger eefIrbtete
Gag cRnc ernfe 6wiidenfdae pers
Iaufen 3u iein.
6 n t, /. Mat.

W Z j q" AtNN"
Sn 6em 10 Meilen bon bier beIegenen
Sabriforte 9amnte Cle3-3ermonoe in
Der Bropin5 Oitflanbern, nit ungefGbr
$4,000 @%tnmobnern) fano beute cine duf>
riibrerilbe Wfaitags=9 Denomination itatt.
lln9efdbr tauienO Q(rbetter aus elmer &etbe
bon @etperbs3wet9en iteQten pl0Blib bic
Nrbeit Elm uub 5o9en in u%n9eorbneten
6aufen in Der Stabt lumber, mobet ie at
ben 6Guiern bon 8eamten un6 mo6Ibaben@
Den 8iirsern Bic 6eniter einparfen. SIS
muBte cine itarfc Nbtbetlung @enSharmerie
sur unter6ridung beS &abau'S aufgeboten
per6en. Cine 9roBe Nn5abL Der 0tube7
itOrer %beftnbet ii9 bintcr S9GoB unb &iez
gel.
st 0 NJ, /. Wtai.
9[n pteIen Ortcn bes S6nigreicbs miro
Der beutige Sag BON Der NrbelterbepoLferung
feitli6 ~began9en. Jtalnentltcb lit oies auf
SiSilien Der SAT-, bocb lit ebenloipenis
oorten ME anbertpGrts bic 0ffentlicbe Orb
nung i'm ~9ertn9itet 9eit0rt tporoen. Die
Nrbetter beoba6tetet LIBERAL cine iebr mir
btge 6altung. Die Ge9ierung lit ba6urcb
groBer Gorge entboben.
9arts, l. Mot.
Ser 2lrbetterfeiertaq ntmntt in gang
'Trantrei9 einen ie1r rubtgen 8erlauf, Die
gebOrOen befiircbten feline StOrung Der
Sronung.
, 1894-05-01
9tttsfieI6, 81. l. W}ai.

@u6 in bieier @egenO BAT OaS l1npetter
icbIimm gebauit unO biel Scbo6en 9etban.
0aS WtauitOn 6Ouic pur6e fait OollitGnOiS
abge6eft, unb idmmtlidc 3immer wuroeu
bonn Ge9en iiberl6ipemmt; 8uic9 & Sonz
6%erion'S 2eibitau nurbe bei6dotgt, uno
biele groBe' Sdbeltnen murben u1ngepebt,
barunter bic BON 2ou 8otne, obgleicb in
Dem lebteren bic 8ferbe fetnen Sbaben err
litten. @S mar OaS icbmerlte ltntpetter,
6as lett LANCER 3eit in BittsfteIO geie6eH
ipur0e.
, 1894-05-01
q b II, ST., l. Otai.

9urb BEN 9eitcrn 9tacbmtttag bier pI0Bz
ltb eintretenDen 6ageliturm tpurOen iiber
5000 6eniteri6eiben 3crtriimmert rnb ben
sSbit7 uu6 @~cmiiieg1rten GROCER Scba6en
Sugefii9t. Die 6a9eltOrner erreicbten Die
Gr0Be BON 6i6nereiern.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
THE DIXIE PROBLEM.


Below we print letter from the
SewaIl Harbor Channel and Improve
men Company, limited, to Judge w.
G. WHY IN regard to The dixie they
have been constructing near New Or
leans im The Mississippi river. The
letter explains itself:
New Orleans. La March %. 1894.
Judge w. G. WHY. Lake Providence. La:
Dear Slr-i wish. to tell you that We
have nearly completed dixie, IL is now
nearly lS5 feet long. and bias demonstrated
the fact that wi can build u dixie anywhere
III the Mississippi rlver-wineh WITH debtct
the current from the bank and cause dead
water above and below. causing heavy de-
posts and affrctually prevent caving. Ii
your vicinity is troubled with caves, 1t
would pay Your ievee Board tosend y COM
nittee down to look ut the dixie. Its one of
the things that must be seen TO be believed
by the MAJORITY OF men. The problem of
how TO correctI The channel of the Missfs-
sippi river is solved. il the Levee Boards
and Others in authority VIII take the
trouble 10 investigate the merits OF this
dixie. Respectfully yours.
H. Ill. +. SEW ALL. Pres't.
1! the SSWai oIil'aist van uiahe
success Of their system, il will be a
means Of saving thousands of dollars
10 The lcvee boards, and 10 the people
Indirectly. No plan has vel succeeded
in efiertually turning off the strong
current Of the river, or in preventing
caving. II might be well for the Fifth
District Levee Board TO investigate
the matter, for our FROM is continually
larasssed somewhere by rapid and
dangerous caviiig. Any improve
nenis on the present system now in
use will be money saved aud lands
protected.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
MASS MEETING.

The Friday photographic dispatches
brought to US The good news that
Senator Blanchard had interviewed
The RIVER Commission in regard to
the Elton revetment. and hat he
thought the prospect good for secur-
ing the necessary appropriations I" do
the work. a mass mreiilg Was duly
called for Tuesday afternoon, the pur-
pose of II hich Was To express To Sepa-
Tor Blanchard an appreciation OF his
effor, aud urge him aud Congressman
Boa,nef to continue the good work.
GA motion. lion. f. f. Montgom-
cry was called To the chair and T.. 4.
Davis elected Secretary. The chair
man il, few we'll chosen words ex-
pressed the obi CT Of the meeting. aud
ON motion of Rev. &. Mahe. seconaes;
by Jas. Beard, the following sci ot
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas. The strenuous eff,ris OF
Senator Blanchard. before the River
Commission, Ia inince them 10 revei
The caving Elton bank, have evoked
our admiration, because eviDcing The
Senators interest in the State at la-se.
regardless OF lucalit, therefore be II
resolved,
fbat senator Blanchard IS justly Ell,
titled to our gratitude for his aciivs
aid Ia bromoiing the necessary ai'-
preparation for rcve'lnent work Al
Elton, The neglect of which work
would result in a short lime IN the
loss OF M expensive levee constructed
by The general Government, whicl
could not be replaced by another ex.
cepi al an eiiarII,us expense, ~
another levre woultPhave 10 be- bnill
through Providence lake. broad ex
panse of water win baggy bottom.
BE il resolved, That we shall avail
with growing interest the Results %
The earrps, efforts thai are nov being
made in b.hal: at this work, believing
as we do thai The pushing energy fcl
| when senator blanchard Is noted
! Joined To The all of our efficient Con
gre>sman, lion. G.. j. Buainer. vii
give him in The house. viii insure u
the desired re,ciment.
| Be il resolved, That The Secretar,
ct this nleeiing il hereby instructed L
j forward 10 Senator blanchard ahs
Congressman is,ainer copies ot ihes
resolutions, aud that our towu pape
the r-Drmocra,, the Times
Democrat, the Plea, une, the C"nner
cial ,lrrali, aud The Washington Pos
be kindly requested 10 publish lib
same.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
r. b. WOOD.

In the early part Of the week The
sad tidings came that Mr.. p. D. Wood.
former resident Of Providence, had
died at his fathers residence in the
Indian Territory, after lingering ILL
ness. His death had been expected
for sometime. rs the nature of his sick
ness was such as to forbode sooner
or later dissolution hut his friends
aud relatives beard with sorrouiui
satisfaction that he died peacefully
fully resigned To his fate. and ready to
die.
Mr.. Wood was jealous member OF
the Knights Of P,ihias, aud his death
is greatly regretted by that body,
lie was good citizen, peaceful aud
straightforward aud popular with all
Ma, he rest in peace.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
NAY FESTIVITIES.

At the mceiing ui the Firemcn lass
Munday night il was decided Ia have
the annual Firemen's picnic. paraIc
aud grand ball on the first of NAV.
The Confederate Veterans have been
invited TO participate IN the exercises
Of the day. and he public school will
also join with the browning OF the
Queen Of MAY. The Military Conn
pany will have a beautiful medal.
which will be given 10 the beat drilled
soldier on the grounds. The Military
Company at Mayersville will be in
vited io join in The parade aud brass
aud string band will be on hand 10
furnish music. Mr.. G. r. Davis will
be the orator of the day. Sports AMI
games will be provided by the conn
mi,tee Of arrangements. aud every
thing will be done 10 make tie people
enjoy themselves. The ball that night
will be free 10 all.
AS il Las bean several years since
the tiremen have had celebrations.
owing TO the overflow, and as The
chances for high water this season are
slim. il is the wish of the iiremeri thai;
The entire parish will turn oui and
make The day one Of pleasure aud
merriment.
Ii does people good sometimes to
forsake for While their daily avoca-
lions and inipgle with each other
under circumstances free from cares
aud personal abfasions. Besides, his
custom Of celebrating the first OF May
is n ,ine-honorrd one and should not
be allowable lapse into disusc. Lei
all who can. therefore, attend the Ma,
picnic aud ball.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
AT PowELL's.

Ambrosia--a fancy flour. better
than any in town-per barrel S4.25;
half barrels. 81 2j.
Acme hams, the best, 12cts per
pound.
Creamery butter. 35cis per pound
Grits Pets per pound.
Rice 5cfs per pound.
Light brown sugar. 5cts per pound.
Best white sugar. Gets per pound.
Evaporatrd apples. l5cts per pound.
Navy beans. sets per pound.
Htcker's DAT meal. per pkg, l5cts
Self rising buckwLeat. per pkg
15cts.
Pare Lard. 10cfs per ponnd.
Lard compound Bets per pound.
Goldfish. l0cts per pound.
Irish potaiues. Boots per peck.
Two boxes of backing tor 5cts.
whitew:,sh brushes 50cts.
Frazier axle greese, gallon cans
30cts.
Brooms 10 to-35 cts.
Concentrated I've, bets.
He-no tea ! pound packages, 35cts
Good molasas 40cts per gallon.
Three good cigars for 5ets.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

ed by the old Greek maxim, Know
thyself;'' therefore, that which we
most crave. is not an exposition OF
what we are. but Of what We may be-
come.
The lofticst chapters in all the world
were written for this purpose. The
New Testament shows us the mighty
possibilities Of the immortal so,,l.
Judas Iscariot is by nature only
covetlons. Given the necessary OPP
portunities. be develops into a traitor.
At one great crises OF his life. St. Peter
proves coward. BY true and un-
feigned repentance. the fault is entire-
a, uprooted from his character. After
wards. he is brave enough to endure
torturous persecution for the Saviour
he had once denied.
Why Christ. himself. is the highest
type of idealism. By which, we do
not mean imagination. Il is al indis-
putable fact of history that lie lived
and died aud rose again from the dead.
But this is not what We mean. His
HAWKES. life. and wonderous personal
holiness, are manifestation Of the
perfectness to which we may aspire.
Aud thus we tiud the charm Of mys-
terry is not only confined 10 childhood,
but that it runs through all our years.
And truly has it been said that on this
earth we but see through a glass dark
IT,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
Sheriff IS Sale.

State OF Louisiana Parish of East Carroll.
Seventh District Cailrt.-Vin. u.
Alling versus Mrs. fioride Aliihg. Leg
atee of VIM. Alling. Dee'd.-No.-.
BY virtue of u writ Of seizure and Sale TO
me directed by the Hon. seventh Distr.ci
Court for fhe parish Of East Carroll afore-s
said. in the above entitled cause. l Will
proceed TO sell at pubic auction. at the
door of the court House. in the town ii
Providence. East Carroii parish. La. on
saturday, the 18th da, of May. 1884.
between the hours prescribed by law. all
the right. title ant interest OF i,efendaiis In
and to the following described Property.
to-wit:
The undivided half of certain tract of
land established and cuilivaIed rs n cotton
plantation. situated. tying and being la the
parisi, Of Carroll and kuown as tie Black
Bayou Plantation frepsing on the upprI
enduf Lake Providence and River bayou:
b,u sded on the Easl i,y lands OF john r.
" aiMortii; OH the West by lands vi estate
oil ID 4. Biarkblrn: on the Worth by lands
OF Seldom spencer and l. ID. Kerr and of the
estate OF Joseph Patton. containing Eight
!, Hundred aud rhirIy-eighf{S}S)sr more or
lees. together with the dwelling mouse anu
other improvements thereon aud all the
right. ways and appurteDauces tnereunlu
belonging. rne Whole OF said descrihed
properly was acquired by Henry Frellsen
al a pubic safe thereof made pp the 5sli
day Of September. A. r.. i>,ts By George a
! sheridan. the Sheriff vi The parish oil Car
roll by virtue Of writ .; ieri sa.ias difect-
I'd by the 18th judicial District ConrF In
and Tor said parish ~ the sui OF uenry
FrelIsen vs. George tGovyJ Hood. No. 4s5t
Of the docket of said court. as the whole MP.
pears upon tile deed OF sale executed by
1 sain Sheriff in favor OF said Freilsen. re.
corded in the Clerks Office OF said District
t,sur5 in hook &C. folio 70 ard in lhs
Office Of the Recorder OF said parish in Boob
suit.
4 Terms Of sale--cash with the benefit ap
lpraisemenf. J w. UUNN. Sheriff
Ieherifi's Office, Providence, La, April eth
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
1T SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE.

j. b. Wils.n, 81 Clay ST., Sharps-
burg. Pa. SAYS he will no, be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Couglis and Colds. hal il
cured his Wife who was Threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack OF
LA Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physiciaus had
done ter no good. iioberi Barber, Of
Gapkspuri, Pa, claims DR.. Kings
New Discovery has dune him more
good Than ANYTHING he ever used Tor
Lung rroable. Nothing ike il. Try
il. Free Trial Bottles al Gueuard
Drug store. Large bottles, soc. aud
81 90,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
Bucklen's Arnsca Saive.

The Best Salve in the world for
Gus Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Soils.
Isheum. Fever Sores, letter. Chapped
Hands, Chllblnins Corns, ant all skin
Efup,ioHs, aud positively cures Piles,
or M pay required. Il is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, ar money
refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For Sale by j =. Guenard-
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

When The ladies are securing homes
through The Building Association, it
becomes our Young men 10 adopt habits
of thrift aud economr aud not spend
fooiishiv everything they make. They
will fiud no better savings bank than
The Building As.aciation
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

The School Board al lis meeting on
"Wednesday in town. made sweeping
reduction in The salaries of teachers in
al The schools of the parish, 10 take
effect al the opening of The next term
nf the schools in October.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

Contractors. Richard go, through on
SATURDAY, lasi with the Misses LrMay
house, an,i should be congratulated on
The neatness of the Job. lie made all
the frames TOR the doors and windows,
The man,ei pieces. aud they look as
well as those generally bought III
vick,burg. Richard is The best
mechanic in town. and consequently is
never Idle. lie started this week u
double cabin for Mrs. Ashbridge ia
the New Providence.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07
Local and Parish News.
May day will .oon be here.

May day will soon be here.
Pa,ronize Pnweil's cheap store.
The riser is falling. Read the
gauge.
Capt Rca takes great pride in his
COMPANY.
Police Jury meeting next Wednes-
day, The liih insi.
DO noi be afraid Of masiag en- mics !;
woe Ia hun ~ ho has none.
lion r. D. Qnays was in attendance
nj Court during me week.
The proceedings ofihe School Board
Will appear III HE hex issue.
Equality may berighI, but no human
person can Consert II INTO iact.
Rev G. Mahe l,,fl "Wednesday moru-
Ing Tor Miiliklns Bend aad VniaIIa.
Raw. l. Gurrin leii for New Orleans
Oh rue,da. morning Via Gicen,iiir.
We nevei lack money inr our w!ims,
but ne dispute Tue pres oi necessi-
ties.
Mr.. Chas Newman of New Orleans,
wa visitor 10 Providence, OH Thurs
tiay
Hon. R,bi Milestone Of Riyviilc,
has been in atlelidahce al Couri this
week.
We never heard Of so many exccp-
tions AS were taken in Court ,Lls
week.
A new conner 10 our parish is
described as very ii,c converse
.tioni>i."
Planters from The second ward com
PLAIN OF recent rains holding them
back in p.owng.
Mrs. j. l.. Moore returned from p
sLorl n,p 10 Edwards, Miss. last
taes,ta. norhi,g.
Mr. lI,n SearIcs was in town Til,
week. selling cinihistg aud seuis iurn-
isi.ings 10 the dndes.
Mrs e.. +. Ripple and children ar.
rived Wednesday night On The anchor
liner, Cny OF 81. LOUIS.
The gentlemen who sent the teic.
gram Ia Congressman B"a'ner. n,enl
no T., flrci ion On Postmaster baylor.
Series F.. If The I,uiliiing As<ncia
ton opened Nth IL shares IT -i"ct
taken ihis week "a yer. good start IN
deed
Max Stocsner was n visitor IN oul
ioM,, nn tuesday. We hal not seen
him in the burg for good man,
weeks.
The Wise aud q herwise Club ha
a ,leci,is,l religions tendency one al
TWO ser,bans were contributed al lll'
lasi meeting.
Or. w L Long. Col Bucknpr. an'
Me-~rs. W. H. Besjania and &; u
Webb were NJ from The secoud ware
las, "Wednesday.
Mr. tira. Owen was dawn from tn
Bend IN SATURDAY.. lhe iirs, line sine
hi, reaurn from Kentucky. We wer'
glad 10 sre him.
IRE Annie Laurie passcd down oi
Tl.nrs,la, t,r Vick-purg, and VIII s"u'
eater ,l,r B.,ni'- trade. Sac is abon
The size OF ,ar Rub.
The Piaataiian Pharmical Coupan
have important I"rass IN his issn'
which shaui,i b. read b! every SUI
....,t..r ..f ti.is f,at,erl =
Oar friend Ssai,l'ran from ~
Read attend. 4 eour, during all 'hi
term: he expects 80 lake soon III
license 10 practice law.
Mira Abe Blum ani children Z
Gteenvilir ca,nr tl,,wn"u the anch"i
line hur-.ia and will spend few day
with hei moihcr aud sis,er
&c, YOUR dresses made now for III
TAI If May. Wien fhr time comes. III
Misses LeMay will no, be ahlr 10 suI
MY The demand. and some one VIII y
bound 10 De disappointed.
L., every Dcmocra, remember ,h'
the 18th day uf the present month,
the day& named BY the Reiuri'n
officer for holding The election. Ever
Democrat in the parish should vote.
The Anchorline Company has
changed the departure Of their boa
f,om New Orleans; they leave tbe'
on Mondays and Thur-days, passil'
providence on Thursdays aud SUI
days.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

We had The pleasure If a visit on
SATURDAY. last from DIR. T.. +. de Mey
l,unch's Bend. The Doctor has come
Into he parish highly endorsed, both
as gentleman ani physician. lie
hasloca,ed in The upper par, Of the
Bend.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

Mr.. w. N. W,iir is making quite
an inn rovemcnt TO his store. He has
taken in the small piece Of lot on the
west side. which he will convert into
n notion department, and give i, a glass
front. II will make neat appear
ance when ti,bed.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

The man who wears .TiIE BUCK
SKIN BREECHEo" has a happy wife.
She never has TO mend. Every pair
warranted
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

Mr. Dave Gilmore came back from
Chicago with his family on Tuesday
last. lie had been absent from the
parish one Year less five DAYS. We
gladly welcome them home. Old Car
roll il much better THAI the windy
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

MIR. Il. f. Montgomery has been Tor
several weeks surveying the New
Providence, aud in short lime viii
have map or j, ready. Several
PURCHASERS are awaiting ibis map 10
buy lois for building purposes. The
town is going that way, any way; the
new ie,ee has settled il.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-04-07

BBJ. &. p. Coats Spool Cotton
at 40 less 6 per cent. This price is
to merchants only.
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