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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
SHE WILL RETURN TO ME
THUS SPOKE REV. MR.. HOLMES OF
HIS ABSENT BRIDE.
"Ihe Whole Trouble" Quoth He "1s Due
to MeddIing W oman Who Has Made
Mischief Between U.s."

The story OF the departure or Mrs
Cora Holmes for the home OF her par
ents in Chesterfield county, publishes
exclusively in yesterdays Times WINS
the first intimation that her husband,
Rev. G.. w. Holmes, who was lecturing
In Manchester at the time OF her flight,
had OF her whereabouts.
When he returned to the Windsor Ho-
tel, where the couple boarded. late Fri
day night, and found bis wife missing
from her room, he made some inquiries
around the house. but no one knew where
she was. so he waited quietly. passing a
night almost without sleep. until the
morning. paper told him that she hao
deserted him and gone to her nome.
WHAT MR.. HOLMES SAYS.
The party of ladies and gentlemen who
accompanied Mrs. Holmes In her night
returned to Richmond yesterday aoout
O'Clock. They spent the night. they sald'
at Chesterfield Courthouse. ard from that
place Mrs. Holmes was sent to her faith
er's home.
Mr. Holmes was seen yesterday by n
reporter in his room at the Windsor. lie
is a man OF pleasant address ana court
eous manner.
Yes. I have seen the account OF my
wife's departure in the paper this morn
ing" he said. but ! don't care TO say
anything about the case.lt Is not the
business of any outsider.
Il wish 10 deny" he continued. tine
statement that I was ever cruel 10 my
wife. She is young and innocent OF the
ways Of the world. / am satished that
she did not realize the seriousness OF
the step that she was taking. The whole
trouble is due 10 a medding woman IN
the house, who has made mischief be-
tween my wife and myself.
81 never forbade her talking TO the
ladies In the house. nor did | object 10
her going into the parlor, My neNt-door
neghbors will tell you that We were
very happy couple. and that they otten
heard us laughing and singing togeth-
err"
SHE WILL RETURN.
"Will you go to Chesterfield after your
wife?' he was asked.
by no means" replied Mr. Holmes,
"She is a free agent She is now twenty
years OF age. / am satisfied, that she
will return 10 me in a few days. As
said, IT is all the work OF a meddling
woman right here ia this house: but
for her this would not have occurred"
Mrs. Cox. who owns the Windsor. gives
Mr. Holmes the highest character She
said last night that she was satisfied he
had never ill-treated his young wife in
any way. but that everything had seem
ed 10 show that they were perfectly hap
py and contented together.
Mrs Cox further said that Mr. Holmes
had boarded with her both before and
since his marriage and that she had
found him to be a scrupulousy honest
upright man. and a heightened gentle
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Nary Ellen Smith Bailed.

The colcred girl. Mary Ellen Smith. who
was arrested Friday on the charge OF
uttering a bad greenback, was bailed by
Commissioner Flegenheimer that night IN
the sum OF 500. her father going her Sc
curity.
The girls father is Ben Smith. valued
attachee Of the Central Lunatio Asylum
at Petersburg. and when he saw MS
daughter under arrest ne broke down.
Mary Ellen says she can prove her In
nocence and establish an alibl when the
case Is heard Monday
The extreme penalty in such case as
that with which sha Is ahsr~-A - go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
JOHN KNOX VS.. MARY STUART
i Realistic, Beautiful Story Of the Scot
fish Reformation.
The GAY QUEEN And The REFORMERS
A Stirring, Instructive and Pathetic story,
Told In Lecture. Dialogue, Music. and
Tsblesu--ro Re Presented In Rich
mond December 9th and 10th.

Tho story OF the romantic life and
tragic death OF Mary Stuart. the beauu-
ful queen OF Scotland. interviewer with
the decisive events OF the Reformation
In that country in which john Knox
played 50 important part, VIII be
uniquely and graphically told. described
and portrayed at Mozart Academy OF
Music on Thursday and Friday evenings,
December 9th and 10Th.
The tale has ever been fascinating
and thrilling one and has been the theme
OF song and romance OF history and the
drama. untr old and young are alike IA
miliar with it's scenes and events. Queen
Gary's life has often been portrayed by
the splendid genus Of ModJeska. but so
complete and Instructive a representation
as IS promised in the Scottish Reforma-
ton" s. a rare opportunity.
COMBINATION OF MUSIC.
The production is made up OF a combi-
nation OF music. vocal and instrumental.
stage pictures OF especial beauty. a plain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
ABUsTNEsS EDUCATION.
It's Advantages Explained to Henrico
Comfy Teachers by Prof. smithdeal.

County Teachers by Prof. Smithdeal.
The regular Henrico Teachers Institute
was held at the II 'nrico School Board
rooms at the county building yesterday
beginning at no0-
In considerat.o IF meteorological VI
cissitudes the a,'e-dance was fiattering.
Superintendent -. *. Russell acted as
chairman OF the session
Prof. q. W. Smithdeal OF Smthdeai
business College. spoke Interestingly on
the advantages Of a business education.
taking occasion in the course Of his adj
dress 10 plead in behalf Of a petition 20
the Legislature in the interest of a law
requiring instruction In hygiene. especial
Is with regard 10 the injurious affects
OF intoxicants and narcotics Prof. Smith
deal also laid emphasis upon the necessity
for a thorough instruction in English.
At the conclusion Of the speech a ris-
ing vote of thanks was rendered Prof.
Smithdeal.
4 motion was passed that the future
institutes convene at IL A. NJ. instead Of
at noon as heretofore. The next session
WILL be held on January %. 1905.
The Brookland District teachers re-
eived their salaries yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
4 Handsome Couple.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of MIR. Gregory w. Fisher 10 Miss Edna
Bari Kay at Providence Forge NJ. Il.
church on Wednesday. December Sth.
The PASTOR Rev. Mr. Rice, will oniciate.
The bride-elect is the charming daughter
Of Mr.. John Kay, a prominent citizen Of
that county.
The groom is the son OF Mr. George
Fisher, and a popular young school
teacher Of New Kent After the cere-
mOny a reception will be had at the home
OF the bride The handsome couple has
the best wishes Of a large circle Of
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

permanent. ad touch OF Rheuns-
though many times exposed damp and cold weather
MISS ELEANOR NJ. TIPPuL.
37ll Poweon Avenue, Philadelphia.
Those who experiment with various so-called rheumatic
cures their expense for tho disease getting
rmer hold them all the while It's foolish expect n-
mens lotions do any good for the disease in the blood
and of course not be reached by local applications
Sws Specific Is. s. s. has made some remarkable
of Rheumatism 1t is the best blood remo known, and
promptly goes down to the very of trouble and
forces it from the system trial will pro nat it is the
proper remedy for the obstinate S. S. S. Is
uy veqeab and the only blood remedy guaranteed
tam no mercury, potash other mineral.
Books free by Swift Specific Co., Box Y, Atlanta Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Cnnt ~ for l.rlla

A silver medal contest. given by the
LOYAL Temperance Legion, was held at
40 Iriird froSnVtcr'"n church Friday eve
ming at o'clock. Five bright girls and
two brave boys contested. The Rotations
were intersperscd with happy selections
of music several choruses by the Loyal
Temperance Legion. duet by Misses
lvie and Stella Bass, and a solo by Miss
Lille Christian being much enjoyed. Mr.
William NJ. Bickers presented the presi-
dent of the Loyal Temperance Legion Mr..
Robert Winfree. banner. given by the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
HIS ANCESTORS GRAVE.
To be Decorated by a Son Of the American
Revolution.

To be Decorated by "A Son Of the American
Revolution.
Capt. John l.. Parker. editor OF the
Lynn Item Massachusetts,. is visiting
this city. and is a guest OF Col. A. G.
Shepherd. lll6 Grove Avenue. Capt.
Parker IL prominent member Of the
order known as the Sons OF the Ameri-
can Revolution" and before returning TO
Massachusetts he will decorate the grave
OF his great grandfather, Ebenezer Par
ker. who is buried in St Johns church.
yard. with a tablet emblamatic OF the
order, and will also visit the battle-fields
in the vicinity Of Richmond and Peters
burg.
Capt Parker is member of Post 5, G.
A II. OF Lynn, and took prominent part
in the reception extended by his Post to
the Veterans OF X. +. Lee Camp OF this
city on the occasion OF their visit to Bos-
ton and Lynn some years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

tried several prominent physicians bus
was unable to get tho sliehts AZ relief; the
pain spread over my entire body, and for
six months 1 suffered agony. I tried
many patent medicines, but none relieved
me. then decided to try 5 y s., but
before allowing me TO take il, my guard
ian, who was q chemist. analysed the
medicine, and pronounced it free from
potash and mercury. / felt SO much
better after taking two bottles. that l
continued the remedy and in two months
/ was cured cor,nle,ohv Tho cure uax
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
To Help the Poor.

The Citizens Relief Association Com
mittee OF the Young Mems Business As
ssociation has appointed Miss Apperson
10 take charge OF the work OF distributing
hank forms TO be filled out with names
and addresses Of subscribers 10 the relief
fund who wish any cases OF need inves-
tigated by the Relief Committee. These
blanks are TO be returned TO No. sos east
Main street.
subscription blanks have also been sent
out TO be filled in with amounts to be
suhscrihed and returned 70 the ONCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Get Rid Of
rheumatism!

There only one way get rid of Rheumatism 1t I'M
disputed that it blood disease, but it such obstinate
one that many blood oncs the market have effect
upon it, because disease beyond their reach s. s. s.
is the only remedy that Rheumatism real
blood remedy and is made all deep blood diseases
which beyond the reach of other remedies
few years ago taken with nhai1 irapry Rheums-
tsm which, though mild at first became eradua intense
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Christmas Fancies at Miller a Rhoads',
"Ihe Always Busy store

What an appropriate name. THE AL
ways-Busy store" This place IS, indeed,
a yerltable bee-hive-always busy The
vast army OF holiday shoppers has COM
menced its annual tour. From now till
Christmas there'll be no let up. With
feeling Of pleasure and satisfaction the
shopper turns towards Miller & RhOads,
where looking is a pleasure and buying
is a matter Of economy. This store APP
peals TO everyone having A holiday
thought Its vast display Of everything
Christmasy and its very low prices are
worry strong factors. Here dependable
goods. satisfactory asscrtments and small
cost take hands and trip along in perfect
harmony
The display OF Sterling Silver Novelties
is worthy of special mention. 1t is. in
deed a great collection and magnih-
Gently arranged. There are no less than
half a dozen elegant plate-glasss cases,
brightly lighted with incandescent lamps
filled 70 the utmost with everything from
q tiny glove-hoOk 10 the very hand
soonest sterling mounted pieces Of cut
glass II certainly is a treat 10 see this
gathering OF beautiful silver novelties.
The entire annex is given 20 the dis
play of Dolls. Games and Toys. Here's
the youngsters ItueZNOuS. i ne oiu-lliHt
rag doll and the lady Of fashion. the gaily
dressed cowboy and the sea captain. all go
hand-in-hand. Here. too are games ana
toys OF all sorts. It's amusing 10 see the
funny capers that the mechanical toys
cut. Dogs that jump through hoops.
Clowns that ride stubborn donkeys and
lots Of others. Here's a splendid line Of
games. They include all the favorites-
from dear old parched down TO the "Pris-
oner Of Zenda"
The display OF Leather Goods Is truly
wonderful The life Of many q gator and
seal has been sacrificed 20 the whims Of
fashion. Here are shown pocket-books.
card cases combination cases. chatelaine
bags. cigar and cigarette cases Of every
sort Of skin that IS tannable.
This store certainly does great candy
business. But it's no wonder when you
see the toothscme morsels that are sold
here az such remarkably low prices
Chocolates. Bon-Bons Fruits and Jellies.
This store always carries splendid lines
Of China Bric-a-Brac and cut Glass;
Mems Goods-Gloves and Hosiery; Dress
Goods-Silks and Linens; Jackets. Lace
Curtains and Blankets-hut his season g
lines so way ahead Of any past season.
I'm trading at this store you feel sure
that what you buy IS right. you're posi-
tive of IT'S worth. and you know for "A GER
tainty that YOU get absolutely the best
value obtainable al the very smallest
cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

u~~es Stein. director. will furnish the
nnusic while Mrs. Robert Adams will ac-
Ssmpanv IN some OF the selections.
The professions Will be LED Ivy eight
little couples: Elise Tucker. Ethel Hew-
lett and Grace Woods being among the
number The Pnritans maids are;
Bertha Horde Anne BlasS. Lillian
Tyson. Elvie Davis Margie Garrison,
Male Brent. Alice Clark. Alice Lear, Lii
Ian r. Taylor. Nellie v. Foster M,y'ne
wharton. Elizabeth Hobson. Ada v.
Ogilyie. Lena Ogilvie. Lulye Iiraxton.
Among the Purltans and students are
che following:
9 n Briggs. Jr.. sslden Wake. Ernest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Embraces Stcinway. Hardman. Kimball.
Standard, Smith x Barnes. and several
bargains Of outside makes. II we cannot
sell you from this galaxy Of worlds IA
vorites we can al least convince you that
we have the finest stock in the South and
sell AT lowest prizes. walter ID. Moses &
Co.. 1905 Main street Opposite post-oflice).
New Mixed Nuts -hrce pounds for 25c.;
New Dates. &c.. New Figs. four pounds
for 2Jc., at 5. Ullman's Son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Church Hin 'Y' to the comnanv soo,,,-
Ing the largest increase in membershin
Rev. Mr.. Hyde presented the handsome
silver medal, with the inscription. ga
looms Must Go" TO Miss Susie Evans
while Master Winston Carter received
the second prize. years subscription TO
the American Home and Iireside Conn
psnIon. The exercises closed with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Quarles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

Word. J. Herbert Mercer. J. ]. McBain.
Ben Brockenbrough. ]. Il. Robinson. Jr.
and others. =, A..
The famous court scene will be the
central figure OF the representations
THE CAST.
The cast Is as follows: -.
,r.ccn-Aiargarct y. starr.
John Enox-Frank T.. Cosby.
Mar Beton~Mrs. G. r. Brengle.
MARY Seion-Lou Detweilcr.
Mary Livingston Mabel Vaughan.
Mary Curl-FTances II. Digs.
Mary Carmichael-Mrs. FRANK Staytoh
Thompson. -, uv.,,or q
Hannah kennedy-Mis' ""''i
Duke.
Darnley-Mr. Burris.
Iames stuart-H. X. Terry. Jr.
Trskin of Dun-Dr. J. Travis Taylor.
I'efherineton-Dr. 4. y. Greiner
French Minister-H. NJ. Freeman.
Spanish Mnister-F. T. Bates. Jr -
English Gentlemen-G D. behso"' r.
II. Sydnor.
Messencer-George II. Keesee.
Priests-Allan =. Wilson. w. II. Adams.
Attendants-A a. Booth ). ~ Soruoh'
w. w. Neale r. MoXey Dei'ulcK'
pages-Rolline Ammcns. Ailah Am
,rons Richard Hardesty, j. Binford wal
ford ,,-u- <..o,,,
Military Guard 90 Honor-Details from
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues Leu
tenants Cheatwood and Pegram COM
msnding: Walker Light Gnard' Lieuten-
ant Tony Miller. commanding. and Ricn-
mond Grays. Lieutenant Jeter' command
ing.
THE SOLOISTS.
Soloists-Mrs. G. T. Brengle. Ny h;n
Countree;" +. W. Cunningham, annie
Laurie"
in the scene I'm which Mary bids
touching farewell to her faithful coun-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
To Cnre Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II IL fail
TO cure. 25c. The genuine has l.. ". q.
on each tablet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
MORISOA'S ENGLISH PILLS
OINTMENT and POWDER.
"a FAMILY MEDICINE

And IL You Are Thus Afflicted Wi,h
Disorders consult the living In your midst
And be cured by this remarkable remedy,
We have thousands Of other testimonial
OF cures made by the use OF Morison'i
English Remedies in cases OF Nausea,
Nervous Affections, Female irregularities
Debility. Govt. rheumatism, Rheumatic
Govt. Asthma. Gravel and all Urinary
Cholera Morbus. Sore Threats. Tumors.
Boils Erysipelss. Running Sores. Skin
Diseases. and all Venereal Affections,
&c, &c.
Richmond. Va
Dear Sir-My liver was so much disor'
dered that my complexion was very sal.
low; even my boGy had dark spots On IL
NY food disagreed With me. and nothing
/ took gave me relief until last October,
when I commenced the use OF NorisOn's
Pills I have been improving ever SD
and am confident that the Pills ;Ill
lieve me entirely.
Respectfully. F. PRrDDY.
Cypress Chapel. Suffolk County Va
Dear Sir received your Pills last
Saturday night. My wife persuaded me
10 commence using them. / Immediately
took some. and had taken bur three doses
when | passed stone ABOUT as large a.
a black pea. ! think there was more thar
one but I could find Sut ono. I can now
cav that I feel better ,han 7 have for
cured by using them. T will le- you near
from me occasionally ond Ter Won Sno-v
how I am getting along. Won can make
such use Of this letter as YOU think test.
Respectfully yours.
FRANK p BRniHTEY.
These pills are in sets Of two boxes each
with directions accompanying them. Price
81 per set: and they will be mailed free
20 any address upon receipt OF the price.
w. S. PITCHER & CO.,
lgenfs,
al west Broad street Rtohmond. Va
Ter sale BY al -druggists-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

OF 5000 and imprisonment for fifteen
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
THE
GENUINE WEbSBACH
GAS LIGHT

is guaranteed to save One-half
your gas and give three times the
light. We will meet any person
selling the useless iufringements
and in the presence OF any customer
demonstrate that the WeISbach
light is far superior in every par
ticular. This improved Welsbach
gas light has been reduced to S1.75
complete set in place.
We challenge the Manhattan"
Cosmopolitan Sunlight,
and all other Infringing lights to
meet rs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

New Seedless Raisins r. a pound; New
Cranberries. &c. a quart, at S. Ullmap's
Son.
Four-year-old Rye Whisky. 3 n gal
lon: Imported Sherry. soc. gallon, at
$. Ullmans Son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05
Sfreef-CdP
Tickets.

On and after September 9th
the Gale of tickets in lots OF IS
or SLOO will be discontinued.
Conductors will continue to sci
tickets at the rate Of 8 for IS cents
School tickets will hereafter be
sold to SCHOOL CHILDREN
ONLY at the company's Offices,
foot of Seventh street and corner OF
Twenty ninth and P streets. Pu-
pills desiring them will be required
to present certificate covering the
ensuing session from principal OF
school.
n.IJ nj nrJ UIoofuio 0a
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-05-22
SCHOOL CLOSES.

Iuasmaich as the School Board has
seen fiji TO extend the term OF school
two weeks, the school Will close May
%. The public examinations will be
held "Wednesday aud Tharsday, May
26 and 81, beginning at a. IN. ana
closing at II m. each day. Parents
please take note aud be present.; these
examinations are held Oh your account.
All interested are kindly invited TO at
tend. A public entertainment viii De
given at the close of the school
Further announcements will be given
through the pupils. We are able 70
promise you one thing and that is our
programme will not be SO lengthy as 70
keen You more than two OF two aud
half hours.
Respectfully,
Ii. II. DUDLEY.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-05-22
Sheriff IS Sale.

State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Easr Carroll,
Seventh District Court.J. w Cooke
& Co. VS.. NJ. Il. Massee.-No. 30I
nv yirtnre OF a writ of FL Ia to me
directed By the Honorable seventh District
Court for The parish al East ssaro'l atere-
said. ii, the above entitled Cause. viii PRO-
coed to sell at public auction. Mt lie dear
Of the court house. in the town Of i'rovi-
deuce. East Carroll parish. la en- sasuf-
day the esnd day Of May lS beswssn ,i ls
and interest OF If. Il Masse in and te RE
following described property, to-wh
One Lot OF ground III tiscS corner q n q.
propcrtv Of Mrs Jane Waddiil. Tniiix. y, ~
The Tesan OF PQvidcnee. LIS. sonthwsrdis
aiop. Leyee erect 60 feet. Vester'y :,
rtphf angles to Leyee street One HnnnIeu
and Forfy-tive ieet. Thence ~ feel Norta'
wardly TO w corner of said Wnddil, psopl
er,v. Thence aloog the south line OF sa, ]
property 30 polnt OF beginning sei2eo -
| the above suit. ,e. :,
superintendent. u ny4.N r,,ar,T
she,iff's Office. Providence, La, Apfii I,
| 1885,. st.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-05-22
NOTICE.

AT a meeting If the Lake Providence,
,nmher Co. held Feb 1F.h inst. the Board
IF DIRECTORS agreed on the following prices
for lumber. t0-wit:
Cypress cabin lunber. 81 per m:
Cypress dressed siding, sl3 per M
t,yrress T. & G. fooring and ceiling, pest
grade. SlI per N. ,uu;,s rd
|, grade. Sl3 per m.
Gum cabin lumber. So Per m.
Shingles, all heart, $3.50 per NJ.
Shingles End grade. 80 per m.
These prices are for lumber nt tne
u.Ii,. when Gehyered, the.hauling VIII have
to be added. ,,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-05-22

When the candidate meets you,
And joyously greets you.
And grins at you like an opossum,
just give him an inch, -,
Make him think you're cinch,,
And your vote he has peckea Oh III
blossom. e.
Just try cigar,
Ere you 60 very far, ,...
And smoke to the candidates heaith'
Don't blow in your tin,
While the candidates "in",
But save for the summer your wealth.
For that's the way, boys,
While the candidate annoys,
If you get in your mash,
He'll cut swell dash,
And treat. If it costs whole dime.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-05-22
a THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

II was evidently the will OF our
Heavenly Father that we as a commu-
nity. should escape the calamity OF an
overflow during the high waller that
has been the cause Of much anxiety.
Il seems right that. all the people
should unire III public manifestation
of thanks to Him who has protected
us AT Grace Church on Sunday May
80. there will be service at IL a. M.
arranged especially for this object aud
oil people thankful for their escape
from the overflow, are cordially invit.
cd. Let MS all como together ano
thank God for his mercies.
G. ID. MACK,
Rector of Grace Church.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-05-22

Mr.. Isham Beard will graduate TINS
session and will be awarded a high
school diploma by the beard OF eduea-
ton. lie will be the first graduate III
the high school department OF the
Providence public school, which honor
he merits from bis geDtlemanly con-
due, and close attention to study cur
ING his attendance al school for The
| paei four or five years. He VIII oe'
liver an original Grafton on his graau
| alton.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-05-22
Registration n Office.

Notice Ia hereby given that the reristra,
a. hoar' for The Town OF ProviGencs viii
he e omen at INV Office in said town iron
Wonday. April 10Th to Monday the It'll DAY
~ lime. 1897. the date fixed for holding tns
olset;on for municipal officers OF said town
finder Act No. so of 1896. providing for
nsv registration. it is nece ssary that ever,
one desiring to vote in said election sbai
register anew, o1rvann Assessor.
psovidenee. La. April 18th. 1877.