The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-10-03


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THE BANNER-DEMoCRAT
The streets are dusty already.
White has fine stock of overshoes
j. W. Pittman has delivery wagon
Warm again, after the few days o
fall.
The Methodist revival did immens.
good.
Fires have been comfortable the pas
week.
Mr.. Sexton, the Insurance. talker, /,
in town.
Lumber continues to come in fol
shipment.
There was good business in town
on Monday.
The butchers of town are now hand.
ling fiue beef.
There is dolls at Guenards in all
sizes and shapes.
The goldcrats of East Carroll can be
counted on one hand.
Let the Democrats of East Carroll
not forget their duty.
The McKinleyites of the second
ward don't do any harm.
Fully one half of the cotton crop of
East Carroll is marketed.
The x. of P. meeting next Tuesday
evening al the Pythian Hall.
Hicks. the weather prophet, pre-
diets long and severe winter.
Mr.. Morgan Hamilton of Mayors
vile. was in town on Sunday last.
The Episcopal ladies will soon give
an entertainment at the Opera House.
The real touch of winter we had
on Monday made fires feel comforta-
BILE.
Hon. Robt. Nicholson of the first
ward, was a visitor to Town Oh Tues
day.
Evangelist Morphis hits right and
left, and he don't care where the chips
fall.
Lots of lumber is being hauled 10
from the mill daily for shipment
north.
The Firemen should not forget that
next Monday night is their regular
meeting. !
There is but little mast in the
swamps for the "razor back" to live on
this winter.
Miss Maud Taylor returned from
Greenville last Friday, where she has
been visiting.
Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. John
Ryan returned TO Vicksburg on Mon
day morning.
Civil term of the 7th District Court
will convene on the second Monday,
the 18th inst.
The services held at the Methodist
Church during the week, have been
well attended.
Mrs. ID. II. Parker returned to
Greenville by the Savannah on Satur-
day evening last.
Hon. #. f. Montgomery will address
the Bryan and Sewall club on We'd
nesday night next.
The City Council will meet in
regular monthly session on Wednes-
day evening next.
There was rattling good business
In town on Saturday last, aud the
were smiling.
The feathers had over three thous-
md bales of cotton going in to New |
Orleans on her last trip. 9
The Methodist Church has been !
crowded during the morning aud :
evening services this week. :
Everybody, white or black, who
will vote for Bryan and Sewall, can
DIN the Bryan and Sewall club. s
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson returned 0
asst week from Glasgow, Scotland, {
Ifter spending delightful summer. $,
Our public schools open on Monday
corning. Remember w. N. White
eeps an assortment of school books. "
There was knock down and drag II
ut on Saturday evening. From what !,
% can leau he got what he deserved. ). :,
There is now on show at w. N. =
Whites, the beautiful selection made o
specially for the ladies by Miss Mary VI
ackson. oil
The whistle of the steamer Pargoud re
familiar one. For the past twenty 10
We or thirty years this whistle has =
zen heard in the Bends.
W. are or for Memphis, to hear 90
rya0. Next week Miss Mary Decker IS
~ AIR S. y. Kennedy will have charge an
the paper. th