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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18
THE mERouANTs, afnErrAG.


Lake Providence, La. April f4th, 1896
The merchants Of Providence me,
ms day in Fire'nab's Hail for the mr..
pose OF organizing themselves into .
mutual association, which has for lie
object the mutual advancement NJ
themselves and The trade of the town
In general. they hope to meet month-
~ and exchange views on matters per-
tanning TO their inierests-to pool their
purchases, SO as 10 buy staples &c. in
round lots SO rs to gel the mipj,n,m
prices as well as freight rates: thereby
10 Dc able 10 sell close aud furnish
country buyers who heretofore have
ordered goods in small quantities IN
ouy al home; TO draw trade to the
iowR, which go elsewhere. They pro-
pose investigating The feasibility Of es-
iaollshlpg public ferry; and to bet
ter The condition OF all classes of citi-
Zeps.
The objects az above set out was
stated by Mr.. McRae, and ppop his
motion temporary Organization was
affected by electing r. L. Hill chair |
man and j. w. Piitman secretary.
After discussions, entered into By |
many OF the members as to the bene-
MS 10 DE derived, both to the merch-
ants anu TO the consumers, OH motion
committee of seven was appointed
10 prepare constitution and bylaws
tor the government of the association
ma to present them at the next
meeting on April 10th.
The chair appointed on said com
nlttee the following members: w
:. McItae, w. N. White, j. S. Gueusrd,
!. D. Powell, }. W, Plitnan aud j. w,
Joke.
There being no further business the {
ssociation adjourned. +.
X. l.. HILL, Chairman. K
j. ". PrTTMAN, Secretary. Ii
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

V New orlesns City Item has
oesn publishing to the public in bio
head lines that Father Mailluchet. 3
highly esteemed Catholic priest had
oeen run out Of st. Landry for
aenouncing the regulators and that
@ ne would be killed il he returned.
lac Father denounces the whole
'n'ng as q lie and demanded from
the c'ty Item its author, but did not
get any satisfaction. This i the
klnd % sensational stuff this dirty
sheet has been trying to work the |
people Of the State with during tho |
entire campaign. !
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

Why cutter with Coughs, Colds and
La Grippe when LAXATIVE BRomo
QUININE viii cure you in one day
Does not produce the ringing in the
head like Snlphate of Quinine. Put
up in tablets convenient for taking
Guaranteed to cure, or money re.
funded. Price rs cents. For sale 81
GueDard's Drug Store.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

Miles, the river prophet'' Of
Helena, Ark, is out as usual with
MS river predictions, as soon as the
rlVer commences to rise. He says
that the present river will go to a
high stage and that the levees are
bound to give away. We think Mr..
Miles is off on the rise, and that we.
VIII not even hare much over q
river.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18
Notice.

The election OF Board of Directors ot
the Lake Providence Building and Loan
Association, Limited, to serve the ensuing
year viii be held at the office .of the Secre.
tary between the hours OF noon and a
O'Clock p. M, on Monday. April 2OtA, 1896
At the same place at 7 p. m, of the same
uay tne annual meeting OF the stockholders
VI said Association will be convened. to
promulgate the result of said election and
to hear the reports of officers for the past
year. p"s'
by order OF the Board O. Directors
CLIFTON F. DAVIS, Secty.
Lake Providence, La, April A. 1896. st.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

Mac Howery of the Lake Charlie.
,e" lsoaas' last week pulled down
.ne Booth ticket 'and hoisted the
Pharr circus outfit. Well. Mac. ola
boy II you had stuck to Booth. yop
never would have gotten enough
OF stuff to have Joined the press
gang on its trip next fall. You can
bet that satchel viii have in it more
thaa paper collar and one shirt on
The next trip. Hah, Mac.
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Notice.
HEADQUARTERS CAME No

1913 u. G. v,
Lake providence, La, March 26, 1896.
Special Order No. 100:
100 ne omcers and members of Camp No.
hereby commanded to meet at their head.
quarters, in the town OF Providence. in an.
naai session. on Monday, April 20. 1895 for
tne purpose of electing officers for the ensu-
ing year and transacting such other bust
ness as may be beneficial TO the organlza-
ZION, ana specially for the purpose Of send
,ns ueiegates TO tho Confederate reunion,
to be present f'.St'u
By order OF
j. C. BASS, Col. Com.
GHAs. h. EELLY, Adjutant.
Lake providence, La, March %, Is96.-St.
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Notice.

The Ladies Parsonage Society of the
Methodist Church will furnish dinner
anu refreshments on the ground at
Arlington on the day Of the Nav
picnic for the convenience of persons
living at distance, and others who
wish to be relieved of the trouble of
preparing dinner. The proceeds to
De appropriated for the benefit of the
Parsonage. '
patronage.
MRS. j. NJ. KENNEDY,
-, President.
MRS. w. N. WHITE, Secretary.
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Tuesday, April Fl, 1896.

IL pelng the Tuesday next following the
thlrd Monday of said month from 6 O'clock
In the forenoon pntil o'clock In the after
noon, Tor the parpose aforesaid, of electine
Legislative, judicial, Parochial and Ward
Oihcers, and voting upon the said various
amendments to the State Constitution.
AND for said purpose notice is hereby
given that the polls throughout this parish
VIII be opened In each Election Precinct or
ara, IN said parish, as aforesaid, at the
places hereinafter named. and under the
supervision of the following named Com
missloners and Clerks of Election, to-wlt.
ward NO. l. Precinct No. /, Nicholson's
store.-George III. Smith. /. b. Beard and
Richard Keys commissioners. T.B, GOT.
clerk. ooA'
Ward No. ], Precinct No. 2. Epps, store
L. W. Gay. j. A. WHY and Henry Dicken-
sou ~ co11inM3issioners. clerk.
Ward No. 2, Precinct No. 3, Wilton store
w. A. Reed, @. b. Richardson and Dicr
clerk. '.A'
Ward No. 8, Precinct No. 8. Court House.
II. NJ. Franklin, I'll. Stein and Phil Nc.
uoWan commissioners. ID. w. Gilmore,
Ward No. 4. Precinct No. 7, Robertdale
store.-V. Montgomery, l.. Fass and Kels
Gordon commissioners. r. N. Res, clerk.
Ward No. 8, Precinct No. 8, Pamela store.
~. ,. Mabin. Geo. f. Blackburn and Geo.
clerk.
Said Commissioners are instructed m
open said polls at O'Clock In the morning
anu TO close same at o'clock In the after.
noon, ON the same day, OF said Election.
Ano III view of the short space OF time be-
tween the day of the Election and the day
nXed Tor the meeting fthe General Assem-
ply, and in order that the FORMULATION Of
the election returns should be made AZ
speedily as possible, the said commissjon-
Frs RS OF election are requested to use ali
aIilgence possible in order to transmit the
ERECTION returns to this Board OF Superyis-
'rs az as early date as practicable
IL 10 iurther ordered that all places OF
business where liquors are sold within a
adius OF two miles from each of said polls.
nan. between the hours of O'Clock a. M.
mo O'Clock p. M, be closed and remain
iosec on said 2ist day of April, 1895.
further, that this official notice OF an
continent ofsaid Commissioners anJ( Jerks
nan operate as ample and full notice of
and authority to perform
aid services.
Given under our hands, officially at Lake
5re'oVidence, La, this 18th day of March,
w. e. DUNN,
YANCEY BELL.
GEO. + BLACKBURN.
supervisors Of Election 10 and for East Car
roll parish, La.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

1t is said that st. Louis is fighting
the passage of the rivers and harbors
Oil before the U. S. Senate. Let
TIE people living along the great
mississippi and its tributaries boycott
st. Louis and purchase from some
other city that is more friendly to
this section of country.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

The present State campaign will
come to a close on Monday next, and
on Tuesday the election takes place
ana as to the result there can be no
doubt. The Democratic ticket headed
oy Gov. Foster. will be triumphant,
and white supremacy will continue
to control Louisiana.
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hereby give notice that the registration
books VIII be opened at the following
places, parish of East Carroll, Tor the pur.
pose OF revising the registration, and to
allow all qualified voters the opportnn,tv
TO vote at the general election, to be held
on tuesday. the 2lst day of April, 1896:
ward |, Precinct Nicholson store. March
18th.
Ward ?, Precinct s-Wilton store. March
18th.
Ward 2. Precinct 4-Atherterto store, Mch
Ward 4, Precinct 6-Stockner's storce, Mich
2Ist.
Ward 4, Precinct 7-Fass' store, March 23d.
ward ., Precinct s-Shelburn store, March
oath.
Ward 3, Precinct 9-Panola store, March
18th.
Ward |. Precinct 2-Monticeilo. March a7th.
Ward 8, at my Office in town of Providence
until day of election.
j. $. GUENARD, Registrar.
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JNO. j. O'NEIII.
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
Buggy Painting and Paper Hanging.
Lake Providence, La.
Notice.

simon Witkowski having applied to be
tatppointed tutor Tor his minor children if
there be no opposition within 10 DAYS from
prayed for. 90
A. D. 1896. " Apin'
j. D. TOMPKINs, Clerk.
18th District Court.
providence, La, April 18th, 1896. st.
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Pharr was known r. sd n1a,

Pharr was .known in st. Marv. his
nome' as being niger bulIdozer
from away back. 1t is said, by peo-
pie who know, that several have
went to their happy hunting ground
through Pharr's manipalations. Still
the niger will vote.against the Dem.
ocrats and his friends
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

II the Citizens League were sincere
they would have accepted the .sRegu-
iars proposition for white pri-
MARES to settle their differences.
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'92, s29-49 taxes '9s, $50 Il
taxes 's4, s2s 80; taxes s5, ss5.l2.
F&F.x. Radsdell. Geo. @. VII
son tract, So acres. Being an gndi
vlded half of lots aud 9 of sec 2!5 Of
70, II 10, e. Taxes '92. 1926; taxes
W. 1892; taxes "a, $3.50; taxes '95,
E &FX Rans,Iell. Est. of J w
Montgomery. 523 acres. Beingan un-
divided half of W of sec 2. all of see
and of sec of Is. n r II o
Taxes '92, 1925; taxes '93. $50 .O4.
taxes '94. $S2.7s; taxes '95, $3.50.
E & F x Ransdell. Est. HUGH
Short, 264acres. Being auundlvided half
OF the fractional | ..and of 5 W
fractional of sec 1;n5 of and n
e / OF W of fractional sec and
OF fractional sec IL, t1S, n r 10. e.
Taxes '92, $16.31; taxes '93, $16.7l;
taxes '94. $16.58; taxes '95, 1886.
j E & F X Ransdell. j C Holland
tract, 2Sf acres. Being ] of sec and
OF n w and lots 1, and 5 of sec
IL, ~, eleven, e. Taxes 1872.
SH.42; taxes 1913, 1884; taxes '94,
Sl770; taxes '95, $2L04.
d P. Shelby. Shelburne, $40 acres. |
Being the Shelburne plantation. 'front.'
ing on Lake Providence, bounded g bv
Black Bayou plantation, n or rear by
plantation and Pamela planta-
ion, and W by Carrollton plantation
and Belle Meade plantation. Taxes
95, $23O.74.
Thomas S. Sitton. Black Bavou
4l8 acres. Being the lower
lalf OF Black Bayou plantation, front
ng south on Lake Providence and
bounded by Tyrone plantation. W by 4
plantation and by the upper
Iaif of Black Bayou plantation. Taxes I
IS, $4,000.
W G WHY. Van Renseller tract.
w acres. Being composed of lots 5
nd . OF sec IL; lots and of fraction
1 of sec H., / of sec 10. all IN t
" r 10, e; also fract'l W of W of Ii
&c Is of 10, ii eleven g. Subject to
'xes '93 postponed by overflow. Taxes II
=, 5000; taxes '93, $37.40.
" = WHY. Drew place, 6l3 acres.
eng lots 3, 4 and z and u e4 of sell of
g "a OF 10 l0e.; J of sec I9,n
W OF sec 20, of a e / of sec so ,
e ~, mr. III, e. Subject to taxes '93 ia
'stponed on account of overflow. Tax.
", 1897; taxes '95, S45.4 "a
w & WHY. Troutman place. 800
res. Being lots and 6 and W of n
! and lot | 4 of sec IL; lots /. 2 and
a ! offs W / and n W of i of sec 10:
act1 ed of sec 10, w of sec 20. tI9.nl.
!, e. Subject to taxes '93 posponed on 80
count OF overflow. Taxes '92, s49.2O; >
xes '95, 1920.
W. G. WHY. Prentiss place, All acres
ing of sec "a of t 10, n 10. e. and
OF sec 10 of tic, mr. ii, e. Subject to
les '9S postponed on account of over
". Taxes 92, s25.27; taxes 20, $50. SO
" 9 WHY. Wright place. Being tic
$ l, 2and 8, and n W of n I and'n W :
ec 2 oft 20, mr. IL, e. Subject to the the
es OF '93 postponed on account of lot
'rliow. Taxes '92, Sl9.73; taxes '95. lot
~ Walker. Capers tract, 80 acres % : .
ng an undived half interest in the q To
sec IA oft Is, -, e. Taxes '95, Ae =
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Spain is not afraid OF war with the
United States. They honestly be-
ieve that they can whip this country.
They would be the worst fooled
nation in Z little While that this World
ever saw.
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L would be public cala,uity for
the people Of Mississippi not 10 send
Catcbipgs back to Congress. He
viii be sent baek--and there is no
man in bis district who has ghost
CT show against him. The levees
and rivers are well protected by
Catchings.
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Proclamation Of Election
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS !,
OF ELECTIONS,
Lake Providence. La, March Is, 1896.
WHEREAS. By virtue of Proclama tom
issued by His Exeellency. Murphy J.. FosA
ter, Governor of Louisiana, bearing data N
the 10Th day of February, 1896. ordering Il
General Election for State and ParochiaI
officers throughout the State. and to take
The sense OF voters upon various proposed
amendments to the State Constitution. ALI
IN accordance with law, all the Qualified
voters OF the parish OF East Carroll, IN said
State, are hereby notified that an eIection
Will be held throughout East Carroll PARISH
for said purpose on
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NoN-REsIDENTs.

+ M q M Andrews; 800 acres. B,
!. ing lots and 2 of sec 7S, fract'l sec ]
OF 20' n ID and ID; lot 5 of see rs of
: 20, n 10 e; lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 OF Sc
( and fract'l soc Is oft 20, nr14e. Tax
: es '95, 1910.
Estate g w Cooley. Cooley ridge
IA acres. Being and ] of the n
I OF sec 80; W ] sec and W ! of the g ] Sc,
90 OF l9nr12,e. Taxes '95, $54.91.
Henry Lazarus. Westland plantation
o5o4 acres. Being sections 19. 80. go
50 and "a, and e / of sec ~ of 90. n
lie. E ofsec6. E of e ! sec ?,
sec 4 and 5, ) and sec 9, and W i
OF sections 3and 10 of 10, nr12. e.
Taxes '95, $413.34.
+. E. Mcguire. Being an undivided
one-sixth iterest in house and lots (,
aud ~, block /, town of Proyidence
Taxes 80 1884.
| Morris Stern. Oakland plantation
Sl3 acres. Being an undivided half of
the Oakland plantation, composed of
lois or fractional sections 10, 20 and 81
part OF lots and 2, and ali of lots 3 4
ana OF sec ~. and part of lots /. 2 and
sec A, e of sec do and an undivided
one-thlrd of sections 40 and IL of t21
l2,e. Taxes '95, $112.65.
Mrs Mary A Waite. Mascotte $50
acres. Being s ] of sec As, part of frac-
honal sec 40 and all of fractional |
sec % OF Is, nr13, e. Subject to credit |
Of S65.lo. Taxes '65, s77e0.
Jacob Wilczinski. Fire ms. Co. land |
S52 acres. Being all of lots one to ten
inclusive, and lots ID and IL and W / of
and of n G ! of sec 8 offs 20 n
eleven, e; and all of lots 81 and of sec
q. and an undivided half of lots 4.5. vi
md 9 / of W / OF sec 26. The n WI
md 4 offs W 1 and of sw of sec
A. = ~, Il releyen, G. Taxes '95 S63. 10.
Jacob Wilczinski. Chamberlain tract
~ acres. Being an undivided half of
&c ~ oft21. nr12, e. Taxes '95, S23.62.
Jacob Wilczinski. Bradley tract 299 3
ores. Being lots one and and of
W / Of sec g; lots 5 and s, and J of e
sec 4, twenty n eleven, @. Tax
) '95. $22.15.
Jacob Wilczinski. Nash tract. sol
res. Being that part of the n W ! of u
c 30, t23, n r, II, e, lying east of Bayou l
aeon. Taxes '95, 1870. y
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$500,O00 10


Revenues of the board Of com
mlssioners are derived from an acre
age mill and cotton tag. This acre
age tax is about $50, 900, and the
mill tax about $50, 900, and the cot.
ton tax varies from 500, 900 to $50.
600, according to crop raised, which
makes total revenue of from $3.50
900 to 5000, 600.
The board has also about 200. 600
acres of land for sale, for which
they hope to realize not less than
500, 900.
This board since its organization
October, 1898, has paid off a war
rant Indebtedness of over $500. 900.
including interest, and constructed
over one million and a half of cubic
yards of levess, paid current ex.
penses and interest on bonds
amounting to about $4,000 and
'niy increased the bonded indebted.
less s143,50
Very respectfully,
w. I'll. SHIELDS, Secretary
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NoTICE.-At the meeting of the
Police Jury on Wednesday, an ordi-
nance was passed compelling all per-
sons In the parish to be vaccinated.
You can get vaccine points
py calling on me. / will vaccinate
all persons in the third ward.
YANCEY BELL, Clerk.
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shreveport, the future great of
Louisiana, has boom that has not
particle of wind in it.
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The next Mayor of New Orleans.
hon. Chas. Buck. Shake.
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TO THE TRADE.

sWJ. &. P. Coats Spool Cotton
at 10 less per cent. This price is
to merchants only.
W. N. WHITE, AGT.
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Notice.

Office Board of Assessors. town nj prov;.
oence. La. March 81, 1S96-AI tax payers
tesloing within the corporate limits OF the
town OF Providence are hereby pot.fed
that the tax rolls for the year Is96, are now
open at the Office of the clerk OF the board
OF assessors at the Guenard drug store and
~; wiz remain open Tor correction aud revis-
ION by the tax payers tor the term OF ten
days from date OF Publication, at the expi-
ration Of which they will be closed and
collection of taxes for the year 1896.
All complaints for changes or erroneous
assessments must be presented to the
ooara OF alderman, who will sit as board
same WITH the secretary OF the board. and
must be in writing. specifying clearly The
matters complained Of in said assessment
c. Il. Egelly.
G. Il. Davis.
Ri. Hill.
j. 5. GrENARDs Clerk = - = ~ = /
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LOUISIANA LEVELS.

"e iolfoWhlg is taken from the
ficksbnrg Cominercial-Eerald, and
: It is gratifying 10 The people Of the
9Th District TO see how the Board
has managed the affairs of the dis.
Itrict:
The long and gallant fight made
~ the people of the Fifth Louisiana
ievee district to reclaim their fertile
territory from the river, at first
amid mlsfortunes and DISCOURAGE.
ments that might have crushed a
less strong hearted community. but
iatterly under more favorable condi.
tons and with the assurance of sue.
cess, has won them and their enIight. |
ened and energetic agents, the dis.
trict commissioners, the admiration
OF all who are acquainted with the
history of the past ten years of levee
building. Every resident of the
alluvial region subject to OVERT ow
knows that such victories are not to-
be won except at heavy cost. and
that IN the years from 1890 to 1898
inclusive the expense of maintaining
the levees against tremendous floods
was only second in point of import
ahee ana expense to that of con.
strnetlng them in the first instance.
1t IS therefore, with special gratif. /
cation that all such will give atten-
ton to the following official state. +
ment of the districts financial con. {
dltlon, kindly supplied the c. FL. by
the secretary of the board, Mr.. W. /,
IL. Shields, of Concordia parish, as :
affording evidence that the commits.
sloners have not only displayed
pluck but the soundest business
Judgment in the prosecution of theirl
long warfare, and that economy.
meaning good management, has
been their watchword. The present :,
members of the board are Messrs. :"
John A. Buckner and w g. WHY, to
81 East Carroll parish; A. s. Coll
Iharp and T. L. Maxwell, of Madi.
son parish; G. G. Cordill and A. e.
Newton, of Tensas parish; and J. l..
5. Hiserodt and B. B. Pharham. of O.
Joncordia parish; all representative r.
planters of the class that has Justly -
'een the glory of the South for gen. "e
'rations. The officers are Col. f. up
:. Maxwell, president; and Mr.. W. G'
4. Shields, secretary; the State iul
treasurer being the treasurer of the G,
'oard, while the State board Of en-.
,ineers has charge of the construc.
ION and maintenance of its line of
eyees, about 900 miles in extent
nd constituting one of the grandest NE
nglneering works of the age. an'
The following is the statement ar
eferred to of the districts financial III InG
~ ~.
For the fiscal year ending June IRE
,, 1897, the financial condition be
lould be approximately: Par
, revenue collect i
ed lS96-lS97. $4,000 90 pat
: balance of war
rants 1890 to 1894
Hnded into 1896
warrants q 80 ona m
sinking fund to
'etire bonds re-
lulred by act 40 n
+ q 1855 ST. 49,, $4,000 90 .. y
'onds Feb. and no.,
Aug. l, 1896 800 a5.5Oo M n"h
sundry war sons
ants with inter- "
st drawn against
evenue. 1896 - Ooo m Ny I
. per cent on the all Z
~ Cl00 of tuudad
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UNKNOWN OWNERS.

Unknown owner. Chas. Byrne last
known owner.
42o acres. S W 4 of Il W and ] of
n / and ! sec II, W J of W J OF Q j
OF " of 5 W sec 20. 10. rI2e.
Taxes 1892. 1926 8S,
80, 26 46.
81, &c rs.
/" 49, 81 o8. Total. 500. 90.
Unknown owner. Jacob Burchet last
known owner.
322 acres. Lots and 8 sec 20 and
Of sec 81, II, rI1, 8.
Taxes 1892. $40 rs,
SO, 20 rs,
- "a. 20 10. i
/" %, rs IS. sSg go. /,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

The Citizens League of New Or
leans will slaughter the State ticket
on Tuesday next.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

Next Tuesday is Democratic day
in Louisiana.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

~ Phil McGuire's saloon you will
ma Tue iinest OF wines, liquors and
cigars. Also the celebrated Live Oak
Rye.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18
District Ticket.

For Senator, 25th Senatorial District,
w. NJ. Murphy.
For Judge, 9TH Judicial District,
F. F. Montgomery,
For District Attorney 9TH Judicial
District,
w. S. Holmes.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-18

For Justices Peace Third Ward.
onas. Il. Egelly and G. M. Franklin.
For Constable Third Ward,
w. FL. Hunter.