The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-11-23

Primaries next Thursday.

dental work.
Some people are little TO sensitive
for their own good.
Cotton is now worth less than eight
cents in New Orleans.
Wild ducks are being brought to
town in large numbers.
Every Democrat in the parish should
do his duty on the 28th.
Services at the Episcopal aud Meth
odist churches tomorrow.
Col. Quays and Miss Quays were
visitors TO town on Tuesday.
Col Jno. A. Buckner was up on
Monday from the second ward.
II is coming the time of the year 10
keen an eye on your wood pile.
To have your name placed on The
ticket, you have TO sign the pledge.
We learn that large number Of
cows are dying from eating COW peas.
Marty hundred men werc laid OF
nj the government works on Monday
Those rugs at Whites, in several
sizes, are very pretty. Call aud see
them.
The prett,est liue of rugs ever
brought 10 town, is now on show ~
Whites.
The low stage Of the river is caus.
ing the cotton boats any amountsol
trouble. --...-...a-
There is less cotton purchased this
season nv our town merchants than
ever before. -.
Tho price on freight from ST. Louis,
Is now very high on account ofthe ex-
IRENE low water.
Have YOU seen those rat traps at
McRae's? No. you have not well, go
and take look at them.
If the fine weather continues fol
two weeks longer, there will be very
little cotton to be gathered.
Over fifty bales of cotton have beer
brought from the hills this week io'
shipment to New Orleans.
The cash register received by MI
White last week ia a very pretty thing
90 down and see how ii works.
Father Maize left on Saturday morn
inc last 10 be absent three weeks. n
will visit Shreveport before returning
This is one election in East Caro-
that the political pot has not boile
over and scalded several office seeker
Nina, little daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. Franklin, slipped and fell one Ga
last week, spraining her ankle vel vel
bad. 49,. ss.oss
A half dozen wagons with gypsie
passed through town Oh Iuesas
They were telling fortunes and tradii
horses.
Mrs. Ii. II. Graham and Miss Fam
Kecue. came up from below on gu
day last to attend the Episcol
Church.
Because you live few miles frt
the polls, dom. let that prevent J
from going 10 ,he polls on Thurso
next aud voting.
w G.. McRae has horse and bug
for sale. aud eau be purchased v
cheap. He will sell together or sep
ate. Call and see Mr.. McRae.
Lumber from the mill is be
brought to the landing. There is q
over two hundred thousand feet "
ING to be shipped on the first rise.
we have been requested by sew
IN again publish the minutes OF
Democratic Executive COMMITTED
Oct. 2sth, which we take pleasure
doing. Read them carefully.
Mayor Hamley brought in a. eel
Tuesday. He says he waylaid y,
as it passed the tree he downeo 2
lint from the size of the deer we q
he ran it down aud caught 1t.
Mr.. Joe Kennedy arrived from
Cruses. N. NJ, on Saturday
Several of Joe's friends were at
boat to meet him We are sorr
see our friend in such wretcned ne
Mrs. H. w. Knickerbocker and
con left ON Wednesday morning
Long View, Texas. We hope
change will be beneficial TO The
how. who has not been well Tor $
time. :.
There will be only one person o
for Salt river next Thursday eve
Ii, viii be either Tompkins or
asnirautsxpr the Clerks Office
are both pNplss and the vote "
very close.
DR.. Stewart, dentist. wishes
aay that he win go down 10 the Sc
ward on Wednesday next and
remain che week, returning 70
ON Thursday. lie will be at the
dence OF Mr.. I. I. Taylor.