The Banner-Democrat., 1895-06-08
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positively,
Who struck Billie Patterson.
The river is falling at this point.
Providence can sport of several boo,
blacks.
For cooling drinks these hot days
call on Guenard.
Col. Jno. A. Buckner was mp from
below on Tuesday.
There were lots of knowing ones al
the election on Monday.
The steamer Joe Peters is getting t,
be quite a popular boat.
Those hats and bonnets for ladies
at Whites, are very pretty.
Our people have commenced to Ell.
Joy the water at Vest End.
Town elections after this should be
settled by white primaries.
Charley Whittington is the city bill
poster for the Opera House.
The Police Jury will meet in regu.
lar session on Wednesday next.
Miss Emma Bell Is home from
Wesleyan College Of Macon, Ca,
The sand bar in front of Matheson's
landing is dropping into the river.
"The nigger in the wood pile" was
the bone of contention on Monday.
The Thermometer has been hooking
around the hundred point this week.
Three or four more bicycles will
arrive i'm few days for some of our
sports.
We are under obligations to Capt.
w. S. Brown, U. s. engineer, for
favors.
Mr.. 7. B. Gofle and little girl, of the
first ward, were visitors to town Oh
Monday.
The weeds are about TO take the
town. Attention street and bridge
committee.
The first weeks petit jury was CON-
posed of eighteen whites, aud twelve
colorcd people.
Cotton is up TO seven cents, and IL is
TO be hoped that it will continue
onward and upward.
The commissioners offhe town elec-
tion were Messrs. w. II. Fisher, II.
Stein and ID. Gilmore.
Mr.. II. P. Wells, Jr, prominent
lawyer of Delhi, has been in attendance
on our court this week.
The planters are now wanting rain
for their crops. The rain oflast Tues.
day night was not enough.
Miss Dessio Bell purchased the ice
plant at sheriff's sale on Saturday.
The price paid was $4,000
The weeds, the weeds. Street aud
Bridge Committee can't you do some-
thing before the sidewalks are taken i
Misses Ida Gardbam aud Mary
Turner returned from Belhaven Col
lege, jackson, Miss, on Saturday even-
ing last.
Capt. w. II. Schneider has been on
the sick list for few days. Glad to
report he Is able now to eat three
meals day.
lfyou are contemplating a trip to
Vicksburg or Memphis, take the Joe
Peters, the Messrs. Cummins will make
yon feel at home.
Prof. w. C. Stubbs of Calhoun Ex-
perimental Station and Mr.. Agee of
Memphis were prominent visitors TO
our town this week.
We regret to learn that owing to i'll
health the Rt. Rev. Bishop Sessums is
obliged 10 temporarily cancel his
visitation to this place.
Judge Montgomery's charge to the
grand jury was strictly TO the point,
and if they follow bis instructions, no
guilty person will escape.
Miss Stella Pond, charming young
lady from the Mound, in the second
ward, was visiting Mrs. j. C. Purvis
for few days this week.
Mack Goodwin has swapped his
bicycle of for horse. He is now
going TO swap the horse of for q yell
low dog-and then kill the dog.
From the January term Of court 10 ,
the present term, there have been only
i've cases fled, which shows that very
little litigation IL going on in East
Carroll. II
Assessor Guensrd's notice should
have read "for Inspections and correc- I
lion ut my Office for period Of 20
days. beginning on the 10Th day of june
Instead Of the Srd day OF June.
Messrs. J. G. Piiiman aud T. j. Gil
liam dropped il 10 SEQ us on Monday, ,
and fold us their corn crops wefe
Hhead OF any they had 1scby aud 10 for I
heir cotton, i couldn't be beat. Il