The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-06-27

Ould De stopped, anu sna' 10 ehS
the boys have Of coming down
q levee at full speed. 1t is danger n
10 to themselves and liable to cause :,
,rses to run away. n
The ravagcs of Charlton among Inc c.
ock of our parish has somewhat Il
hated. and it is to be hoped that it o
IN soon entirely disappear. The {
lsease has skipped some plantations, t
lille others have suffered the loss OF r
large number of mules. "
Mr.. Fred Schneider, son OF our popu-
n fellow citizen Mr.. w. Fl. Schneider,
raduated with high honors at the ses-
ION of the La. State University just
losea. lie returned home on Friday
morning last, and received the con-
of his many friends.
Mr.. A. B. Liveadais, of Vidalia, rep
the Fidelity Mutual Life AS
ISOLATION of Philadelphia, has been In
,ur town for the past week in the in
crest of his company. Quite num-
Der of tho leading citizens of our par
sh hold policies in the Fidelity.
Mrs. NJ. Scheu, Of New Orleans
came up on Tuesday to visit her dear
old friend Mrs. Eva Martin. Not
summer has passed for years that one
or the other of these ladies have
not visited each other. We wlsh
her a pleasant stay in our town.
Mr.. Hugh Montgomery's horse ran
away on Wednesday and almost
demolished the buggy. The horse got
frightened from a bicycle ridden oy
one of the boys at full speed down the
levee. This thing should be put
stop TO before some person gets hurt.
WHY suffer with Coughs, Colds and
La Grippe when LAXATIVE BRoMo
OuININE will cure you in one day,
Does not produce the ringing in the
head like Sulphate of Quinine. Pn'
ND in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed to cure, or money re-
funded. Price Is cents, For sale al
Guepard's Drug Store.
We learn that there will be an al
tempt made by some persons to have
new school board appointed. 1t II
the wishes of the majority OF our PEG
p,e that Governor Foster appoint TIT
old board. 1t is not right TO make
change simply to satisfy some sore
head. The old board suits the people
i Last Sunday we passed throug
Greenville on our return from .
Louis. That little city is growing, an
II can be seen what railroads, CON
presses and manufactures will do &c
a town. While in the city we had tt
! pleasure of meeting Mr.. aud Mrs. Al
Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Blum and IL
i family of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rosselli.
!" As Judge w. G. Wyly has public
stated that he win not aspire to u
- position of I.evee Commissioner,
believe that Hon. j. E. Ransdell shou
be his successor on the board. y
- Ransdell is a large taxpayer ana
thorough business man, and mas the
- terest of the people at heart. G'
ID Foster could not appoint bet
man.
is Our merchants should get a me
NJ on themselves during the summer
try and establish free ferry 80 as
Va "a control the fall trade that is across
river. BY a little exertion they
/, do Il. There is very large trace I
ror comes to our town from the other
during the fall, and we hope our n
chants will pull together in this n
his ter.
While in St. Louis last week
ez. took run down to DeSoto, MO.
lay visit relatives of our popular Ma,
J. We had the pleasure of seeing
ent P. P. Hinchey, nee Klenn, who Wis
ar our town few years ago; also
'ek. Klenn and her charming daugh'
,elp who made our stay of only day
LAY pleasant. Mr.. Hinchey is pop
use. business man of DeSoto.
e so The following receipt for chal
God was handed to us on Monday
gentleman who has tried it, ana
obt, that il is sure shot: "GiVe Oh
oys, two tablespoonful of tincture u
'rsi- ate of iron, one teaspooniul
elaborate of potash and one 9
hing whiskey three times day and OH
tiou 4, yarv eevere Dilute