The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-02-15
The river continues to rise.

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Myi Just to think what all he knows.
The river continues to rise.
Try the garden seed at Guenard's.
Very little plantation work has been
done so far.
There is very little water coming,
from the reports.
Mr.. Tom Jay of Pitchers Point was
in the city Tuesday.
Get your gardens ready. Nothing
like early vegetables.
Last Saturday was another para
lyzer 10 the merchants.
The mayor got in a few fines this
week on the evil doors.
Judge Montgomery and District At
torney Ransdell are home.
The Fifth District Levee Board will
meet at Delta on Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Beard, we regret 10 learn
has had fever for several days.
Mr.. II. X. Barwick and little son
were up from below on Tuesday.
Charley Wilmington went to Mem
phis last Saturday to buy stock.
The proceedings of the city council
are published In another column.
Mr.. r. j. Walker is having his por-
ton OF Arlington plantation surveyed.
Mrs. Vail Montgomery returned
from Vicksburg on Saturday evening.
Major Quinn Of Vicksburg, is
always welcome visitor to Provi-
dence.
The Police Jury met on Tuesday
last, the first time in nearly four
months.
The Hon. Police Jury met on Tues
day aud transacted a large amount
Of business.
II looks like the weather is not
going TO clear up long enough to give
planters a chance.
Mr.. John MEG uire has been moving
out this week to his plantation. Good
luck John.
Col. Qnays was in on time Tuesday.
lie is always punctual in attending TO
his duties as Police Juror.
Every planter of East Carroll should
be subscriber 10 the Southern
Farmer, published in New Orleans.
A full assortment of Richard Frots-
cher garden seed, al the Guenard drug
: store. IT,
o Mics Ethel Montgomery returned
from Vicksburg on Saturday evening
SSksst, after month spent with friends.
AnTe heard that there were seventeen
to tlared persons on the Henderson
Presto tation, who are to marry in the
the y few days.
secwampcr Brown left on the Savan-
Than last Saturday 10 purchase q few
forty3es for plantation work. He re-
Of Lsned yesterday.
Craifter ten days visit to the Cres-
pewin, City, DR.. F. r. Bernard returned
Cha5 Tuesday morning. 1t looks like q
shuttle trip takes the rust of.
A
OF Phil is putting up a. summer garden
1,ip the rear of his saloon. When flu
nished, it will be q cozy place to while
yaway the time on hot summer even
ing.
The only place In town you can get
!. Landreth Seed is at the Guenard drug
store, where full assortment will be
received next week. II.
Stewart, Bros. & Co., who own
: Stewartdale in the Bend, have ship
ped 10 New Orleans nineteen hogs
which Melted them over $3.50. s,from 40
investment of ouly a few dollars.
Mr.. Rsbt. Nicholson camc up from
the first ward on Tuesday to be pres
emit at meeting of the Police Jury.
After his labors be went on up TO
Pilcher's Point to look after his levee
work.
Mr.. Yauccy Bell has bought out Mr..
Tom Montgomery's livery stable bust
ness and will conduct II hereafter him.
self. Mr.. Bell is all push and business
and we hope he will do well in bis
new field.
On Saturday evening last our mail
failed to arrive again. This time not
as much as a paper came to hand
An on account of the mail wagon
breaking down between Skipwith add
the railroad.
Mr. j. s. GGenard and family have
moved out 10 the Delony honse on
The lake aud will reside there in the
future. Tha Campbell and Puryis
families are occupying the Guenasd
house GU Second street.
] keep the Richard Froischer garden
seed, aud guarantee them. Guenard
drug store. =.