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

That same, slow going, printer lad.
Dusty again.
Jack Frost is near at hand.
Business is looking up every day.
See the registration notice elsew here.
Call and get some campaign litera-
ture.
Fall and winter goods are coming in
fast.
King Cotton is reignipg triumph
unity.
The Savannah is still the popular
boat.
Sheriff Dunn is busy collecting
taxes
The campaign committee met last
Tuesday.
The civil term of court opens next
Monday.
Mr.. Robi. Nicholson was up We'd
nesday last.
The hot weather has gone for good
this year. Thanks.
Whites big store is nearing COM
pletion by degrees.
The young people are talking of
getting up a enchre club.
Mr.. Jake Landswirth was in town
Thursday from the Bend
The Bryan aud Scwail Club now
numbers 1913 members.
The jail has now sixteen birds. Some
of them are sweet singers, too.
Mr.. Dan Searles has been in town
this week showing his samples.
People are already looking around
and renting land for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs Voeght spent last Sum-
day in town attending divine services.
Campaign literature can be had free
of charge by calling at the Banner
Democrat Office.
Mr.. M. Nj. Sexton, the popular in
surance agent of Monroe, has been 10
the burg this week.
Cleanliness is next to godliness; so If |
you want TO have clean record with |
the printer, pay up.
Mr.. Dennis Brown returned from
South Louisiana last Wednesday,
looking well and strong.
Prof. II. F. Mitchell opened the COL
ored public school last Monday with an
attendance of "a pupils.
With q few more brick stores like
Whites and Phil McGuire's, our little
town will look up wonderfully.
Mr.. 4. f. Maurin, representing the
q. s. Pension Department, paid the
Office pleasant call last Wednesday.
Mr. T. B. Davis makes a very eff
Client deputy sheriff. We always did
say that Tom was all right, all right.
Mr.. Bee Beard was in town last
Tuesday from the First Ward. He
avs he will make over bale to the
acre.
The T. P. feathers has changed her
whistle. Instead of three long blows,
she now uses one long, three short
aud long.
In few weeks the public school
will have almost hundred names on q
the roll book Parents are invited TO b
visit the school al any time. o
Mr.. E. X. Brown, of Lake Charles, f
who has been visiting the family of y
Mr.. T. d. Quays on. the Bend, re- >
turned home last Monday. ;.
Mr.. Andrew Nelson Joined the :,
Methodist church last Sunday. Mr..
Nelson has always been an upright g
and honorable young man. b
Mr.. G. S. WHY, Secretary of the
Bryan and Sewall club, sent the sum r.
of $50 on 10 the national campaign 4,
fund this week. Every little helps. n
The Natchez turned back from W
Vicksburg last week in order to leave te
New Orleans on her regular day.
she will carry cotton for so
cents bale. ie
Mr.. Geo. Malone came down from =. ~
last week, bringing with him !, -,
Messrs Starr, of Alton, Ill, and Jami- - =.
,on, of No., who came to take look g :.
II the country. g
Mr.. c. e. Butler, of West Carroll,
iud family, have moved into Provi- th
lence. We extend them cordial 10
Welcome, aud hope they viii make this be
heir permanent home. Pc