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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Party af CoIusai,in.

unique party was given last evening at
the Hutchlson home Ia Columbia city In
honor Of Miss Gertrude Bell. OF Port
Townsend. and Mis- Mabel Kelly. Of South
park The event was in the form Of geo
graphical party. each guest representing
some geographical feature. The house was
very prettily decorated IN purple and yell
low. During the evening prizes were
awarded ard deliEhtful rerreSnmenJs
served. All voted the novel affair n great
success The invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. -.
W Brown. Miss Mabel G.. Kelly. Of South
park, Mss Gertrude +. Bell. of Port
Townsend: Miss Sadie NcName. Miss
Coner. Mss Anne Winters. Miss Weber.
afsss HaxkIns. Aiiss Mar Iseli Shehan. Miss
e. Davis Msss NJ r. Pike Miss A. o.
good. Miss Mary Kelso. Mla Il. HELEN
thai. Miss G. Natthiesen. Miss Winnie
Short Miss NJ. Regain. Mise X Regan.
Miss Nellie @. Hutchison. Mr. +. c. Raine,
AR W Raine. Mr.. Moore Mr. III. Robins
Mr.. Hamilton. Mr.. Stewart. Mr.. Frank
Murphy. Mr.. George Woodruff, Mr.. 3.
Hepler. Mr.. Leslie osgood. Mr.. II Mat
thiesen M. a Nasthiesen NJ r Dudley.
Nr. r. T.. Bash. Of Port Townsend: Mr. A.
+. Hayden. Of Port Townsend; Mr. }. NJ
Potter. OF Port Townsend: Mr.. r. II. Bell
OF Port Townsend: Mr.. J. Regain. Mr.. ].
II. Hutehtson and Nr. c. J. Hu;chison.
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zflau Olive S1sanzt comnemorate1 her
Birthday Thursday evening b inviting =
number % her friends 70 pleasant party
a. her parents Residence on safe stresi-
All s0rtz % novel and interesting games
were played and the evening Was enc q
tire Hsost sn55yao le social events since rhs
beginning Of Lent At a convenient hour
mos delicious refreshments were served
one large cake decorated gsth seventeen
wax candles formed conspicuous part or
the refresh useu1ss ard each represented
year Ia the young la6y's age. Each guest
was presented with candle as souvenir
Of the occasion Those present were: Mr..
and Mr. susandt. MFs- p. V. Davis Miss
Olive S4szndt, Miss Frankie Carroll OF
Seattle. Miss Blanche WinxoT. Miss Maud
CurtAss, Miss Bertha Wares. Mss Adaline
Wares. Hiss frankie Parker, Miss Lou
Fetteriy. Miss Fannie Maxwell. Mss Rose
Grover. Miss Beatrice Fettsriy, Mss Belle
Faulkner.
Miss Elsie DonneIIy entertained num-
Der Of ner young friends Tuesday evening
with an old-fashioned candy pail az the
residence OF Mrs Joan Reasoner, o. State
street
Mrs. John Mcdonald leaves On Monday
for Clear Lake, where she VIII join her
husband, who e. 80 work thsEe
Capt and Mrs Harrington intend to
move = Hlsine Saturday.
Mr. Andrew Mccain and William 3 irka
will 20 70 SnoQualnie Monday 10 operate
single mill, which they recently puT-
chased. Mrs. Mccain viii also accom-
pany her husband and they viii make
their home al Snoouaimie.
Mr. and Ms. Fltzherbert Leather left
for London. England. "Wednesday night
Airs Leather is the youngest daughter OF
exMayor Dow, and Mr.. Leather expects
10 engage In business with his fs Their, ard
In leisure moments prosecute mis- studies
In ait and literature. IN which he has al
ready attained considerable success.
Btsaop Barker confirmed FIVE candidates
in 81 Stephens Episcopal church last
Sunday evening The 0isaap delivered one
OF his customary interesting addresses TO
= large congrec fion. after wf-iel ne ad-
miRlsteFd tie lite OF confirmation.
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+ Cut-Of-Town Society +
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c. c. Pagett the lone hand and Mrs Colin
Aclntcsn Ire consolation
Social Gossip.
Mrs. J. T. Steeb spent several days IN
Seattle this week
Nr. Ralph Ne-casf returned early in the
week from California
Miss Helen NcNaugfat. cf Seattle. Wis
fte4 friends Il The city las- Week.
Mrs Percy Kaufman entertained the
Friday Cinea Club yesterday afternoon.
Ar. and Mrs. Frank Case eft last week
for Chicago where tasy wz-4 reside for
time
The Tuesday Evening Whist Club VIII
Be entertained by Mr.. and Ars- W. Il
SEila next Week
The Aloha Club hssd its regular fort
nightly meeting al the home OF AIRS. X. J.
Fr@nS3ca Monday afternoon.
A thoroughly delightful lecture was
gwen before the Wednesday Morning
Shakespeare Club al the home OF Mrs. J.
a. Keen, by DR.. II. II. G0wen.
DR.. Z. W. South worth leaves tonight for
81 Paul for q visit OF several weeks
ter there with her father and mother.
viii accompany him On his return.
II. W Newly. special government in
spector OF surveys left Wednesday for
Hope. Idaho. where he VIII De for several
months. In the party Were George stew
ems. Duke Hunt. ". D. I-awshe and AL
bert Barto, Of Tacoma and Mr.. Allen, OF
olympia
The many friends OF DR.. and Mrs.
Francis 3. Kellogg Will regret that they
nave decided 10 remove 10 Los Angeles,
temporarily al least Mrs. keIlogg's
health renders the step advisable. Their
loss VIII be deeply felt in social and
musical circles.
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ard SHE training On ire part o. the teach
<r. The Reception room was wei fsAs9 with
the musical and muEc-sovsrz friends OF
the hostess and the programme ss render
I'd wAs. Spanish Dance No. l. opus Il
fNoskovsks). Misses E<ss ard Wyoming
KiFsournel Grandmother scngs fgoisr1snp,
Nsss Frances r Giles; sa@ Marca ts1s-
Htt1. % Hsnttnz sozx fGurift3. fcl Vase
eerisszss fFsraesi3. Miss wyoming r Nj
bourne: lie Petite CsrnfvsF tGoooseri).
Misses Susie ard wnia watson Etufes
Nos. q and froncons1. Mrs. r. n. XII
bourne. vocal THO, "sUn.vtosests" fHaIias),
Misses Grace Susie ard villa watson.
tal .ssous. re on clsmentD % '-GsrfTuce' 3
Dream lBeeshovenl. Miss Edna y. XII
bourne; yalae 1achoj. Mas villa WATSON
AID Nssx Elizabeth Wall
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weddings.

Mr.. Henry Brown and Mrs. Matilda
shenske. both Of this city. were quietly
married at the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. John r. Damon. Seattle.
Iarca H. isgT. a few friends being In at
tendance. Their abiding place u a. -
Second avenue south. room -.
Hr George johnson and Miss Lillian
Hayes both OF Monroe. Snohonish county.
were Joined in marriage al the residence
OF the officiating clergyman. John r. Da-
mon. 30 Fifth avenue. Wednesday after
noon. March Il. is97. and are enjoying a
brief bridal tour before settling ia their
new home.
Ar. Keuel Y. Andrews and Miss Alins
" married at the residence Of the efficiat-
Ing clergyman. JOAN r Damon. Seattle.
Thursday. March rs. ls97. In the presence
Of small company Of friends. leaving last
evening for their home by way Of Tacoma.
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Gaming Events.

The Irene Club win give dancing party
At Morris hall corner Of Ninth avenue
ard yssier way. "Wednesday night.
The Tvanhoe Club. Of Waiia Walla addi-
tion. viii give It's closing party % the win
ter series at Brewers hall "Wednesday
evening March 81. II VIII be bal maSque.
The Nickel Harvest 20 be given BY the
ladies Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church will be held IN the church pariors
"Wednesday evening Every CLEANER" Is
expected 10 report In original rhyme. or
otherwise. Admission Is free and every
tscssw "a gnx1sas
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A srhoor Ent~rtninment.

The entertainment Friday evening ~
TIRE ryupss of the Pacific schoo. "a TIE
hal az tire centFaz echooS SGfl9tn. Sss a
eorrplAta success. Although he pro
Srenarae vss lengthy y was made up Of
exoegIep. numbers ard wsz given 81 q
<lev@r rsanncr. every cEild doing well.
The rsrogTaxna.s vas as follows.
gho~sss .......-......... ''Sha1es of Might"
DEsnb-bsH drill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
..-.......... Sixteen email boys and girs
Rse1.atsoE. The White ow2' $500.
.-........4......+........ Cecsly Conway
I4tsIe Waters z giisen little girls
800 HDfFsy Me ~s+ss.ss. NINA fAareSia
Quaker duet ........... Reuben and Rachel
Wand 1r1B. ...-..-.s.s-....-S Nineteen misses
Hssa talon. Life In q Hotes .....-+.....
.-ss.ss~ss-.s-s nun " s4rSA
The programme concluded with the
amusing and pretty operesfa. Land Of
Nod" which vas given by forty artle
folks. Mss Maud Crane and Mss Zoe
Stelson psayed the plano accomplishments.
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The sooner you begin to aEht the FIR
the more easily K nav he extirxuish~.g
The sooner y7ou begin taking Ayers Sarss-
parilla for your blood disease The easter
wll be ire care In roth cases, delay fs
dangerous. Z ROT fatal Be sure you get
Ayers ard ne other.
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Baron-Sorry YOU can't come in. ysn
Tinsram. How vas the sermon this morn
tnET
Van TIntram-I didn't hear the sermon
bus ths text was gcod.
Baron Indeed What was IT,
Van TlntrAm-It was that heautffff
passage ~Fe giveth His beloved slscp ''-
brooklyn L4fe
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E2ewant Offices for rent low Sullivan
building.
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4Ae thursday EEchre Cluo was enter
tal1ea - NJ A =. HsilEw lass wesk. Nfrs
44os nlcFs woa tAs lcae h&n1 pzlza. Nrs.
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TIE oren rlsb meeting Monday es-s~.
raaa az Masonic aall Is 49,, r-st z.sar.r.,
a; fel@oVa 4lr taar baS oseu mace In faa
h.skory ~ TR~sHaa.s cl-es. ana ar inter-
esles3 sre looking ferwara "a r. vrftA ,ea
greatest rieasure. ara ha-lar t.st r. =
tu1 tse esEannlr~ 81 q w.Eer iare~r,,l-se
of "een fat varsoas societies banded TO-
see aer for tas rurraxe - mut7ssl b~nasf
Ia 4H Ures ~ culture ana p17zress
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c. c. Pagett the lone hand. and Mrs. Colin
Mcintosh Ire consolation
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04
Y. efo M. ". II. *
schedule.
EFFECT NOV. %, 1897.

Train No. 5. (Southern Expressly
Leaves Memphis 9:05 p. M; arrives
Vicksburg 4:05 o. M; Leaves Vicks-
burg 4:15 a. M; Arrives New Orleans
IL 80 a. m. NO. connects at Har-
rlston with train TO Natchez.
Train No. 6. (Northern Express.)
Leaves New Orleans APO p. m; Arrives
Vicksburg 1850 p. M; Leave Vicks-
burg 1901 a. m; Arrive Memphis
1905 a. m. (No. 6 connects at Har-
riston with train to Natchez and at
Memphis with fast Illinois Central and
other trains to all points. Trains D
and carry through Vestibuled, Palace
Sleeping Cars between New Orleans
and Kansas City and between New Or
leans and Vicksburg.)
Train 20 leaves Memphis S:45 a. ~.
Arrives Vicksburg 6:45 p. m.
Train "a leaves Vicksburg $500 a.
m.; Arrives Memphis CLIO p. M. (No'
"a connects at Rolling Fork for Green
Vile and all points on Riverside Divis-
| ion.)
Train 81 leaves vicksburg 500 a. m :.
Arrives New Orleans $50 p. NJ. (Con'
Meeting at Harriston for Natchez.
Train % leaves New Orleans $40 a
M: Arrives Vicksburg 5:55 P. M. (Con
meeting at Harriston for Natchez)
All trains run daily.
For information regarding tickets
rates. routes and schedules, write,
JNO. A. SOFT,
DIP. A.. Memphis. Tenn.
Or Ticket Agent Y. & Nj. V. r.,
Vicksburg. Miss
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

The following from the Times
Democrat, can form some idea Of the
Biggs levee in Madison parish, and it
looks to be almost an utter impossi-
bility to complete the levee in time
to resist the next food. 1t is to be
hoped that enough OF labor can be
placed on the work to complete it,
but there is grave doubt. The
Times democrat says that "there re-
main to be placed some 400, DOC
cubic yards Of earth at Biggs levee,
which is supposed to be finished by
Feb. 1st, two months off. During
the winter there are on an average
twenty working days TO the month,
or forty working days between now
and Feb. LIST. A scraper team or,li
narily places from forty to fifty
yards day, but at Biggs, owing t.
thu location of the levee thirty yard,
is as much as can be expected iron
a team. For the work 10 be done b
Feb. LIST would require a placemea
OF 5000 cubic yards day, whic
would require 266 teams. There ar
about twenty-five teams at wor
now" The contractor who has thi
immense levee to erect has had
force Of twenty-five teams since b
commenced about five weeks age
but in the past ten days he has il
creased his outfit to fifty teams
This is all he has at present, whic
amounts to nothing, and there is
slim chance for this levee to be con
pleted.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04
"a Ordinance.

An ordinance prohibiting the owners
of cattle Except calves) to allow them
to run at large upon the streets OF the
town of Providence, La, requiring said
owners to take them up; providing for
the impounding of all cattle (except
calves) found upon the streets and side
walks after dark and liking fees to be
paid by the owners for all violations
herein.
Section 1. Be it ordained by the
Mayor & Board of Aldermen OF the
town of Providence, La. in regular ses-
sion convened, That it shall be unlaw-
full for any and all persons to permit
their cattle Except calves) to run at
LARGE upon the streets or side walks OF
the town after dark or during the night.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, That
il shall be the duty of all owners OF cat
lie to confine them within suitable en-
closures after dark and during the en-
tire night following however the calves
TO be turned out and taken up in the
mornipg.)
Sec. 8. The city marshal, who is
hereby designated as the pound keeper,
shall provide at his expense suitabel
lot enclosed for the purpose OF I'M
pounding cattle taken up and found
running at large upon the streets or
sidewalks of the town during the night,
|, for which he will receive as compen-
sation the fees hereinafter fixed by this
ordinance.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained.
, That all cattle found upon the streets
! or sidewalks of the town after dark
t shall be driven into the pound by the
. city marshal or his assistant, for which
he will be entitled to demand and re.
ceive as penalties for all violations the
sum of so cents each for every head OF
: cattle taken up by HIM or his assistant
. and % cents per day for each day they
: NAV remain so impounded, which fee'
4 shall be paid by the owners OF the cat
|, tie.
: Sec. s.. Be it further ordained, L
r any of the cattle so impounded are no
II claimed on the st day, it shall be ant
V it is hereby made The duty of the mar
n shall or pound keeper, to give publ
r notice to be posted in three of the mos
e public places in the town OF the I'm
pounding of all cattle, giving minut
1t description setting forth all marks an
IS brands, and all cattle remaining in sal
l. pound for a term not exceeding day:
l. not called for will be advertised an
D sold by the city marshal or poun
o keeper, to pay all fees and expenses IN
D. Cured while lmpounded.
e. See. 6. Be it further ordained. Iha
l. this ordinance take effect from an
j. after its passage and PRONUNCIATION
t. the official journal.
to On motion of Aid. Beard, the maj
Is shall was ordered to notify MIR. WIN
p tington TO remove his jackass outsid
err the corporate limits, 1t being consldere
T. nuisance.
10 E. J. HAMLEY, Mayor.
id d. W. GILMoUR. Secretary.
n Lake Providence, La. Nov. Is. 1879
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State of Louisiana. parish OF East Carroll.
Be it known and remembered. that on
this 23d day of November, A. d.. 1897. we.
Edward H. Davis, j. n. Hill and James g..
Pittman, members of the jury commission
for East Carroll parish. Louisiana. met at
the office OF J. S. Guenard, Clerk OF the TN
District Court of Louisiana, and by reason
thereof member of the jury commission
for East Carroll parish. in the presence oil
w. S. Mcguire aud r. b. Davis, competent
witnesses. for the purpose OF drawing grand
and petit jurors TOR the January 1898 crini-
inal term of the Hon. eth District Court,
commencing on Monday. the 3rd day ol
January, 1898. and after having supple
mented the general venire list with the
rames of those who bad actually served al
the last term of the said court, died, re-
moved from the parish or become disquali.
fed, so as to keep said general yenlre lis'
up to the original standard OF 300 names
we proceeded to draw first nifty names
therefrom to compose the grand and petl'
Jurors for TIE first week of said term-ont
of said commission, viz: JAS. q. Plttman
taking from the general venlre list, one a.
q time, the names of 90 men as ionows
hereto:
Said names W ere then placed in an enve
lope and the week for which they were
drawn was endorsed thereon and delivered
to the Clerk for the use of the court; TIT
following are the names SO drawn to-wlt
M
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04


The New Orleans City Item keeps
UP its harping on the false yellow
fever which prevailed in New Or
leans, and has tried to make it APP
pear that the Times-Democrat was
only scare-scrow. There were over
two thousand cases of fever in New
Orleans, and the reports made BY the
I'D. were accepted as the truth.
The Item and its editor are known to
be unworthy Of belief and all the
dirty mud singing it can indulge in
won't hurt the I'D. in the estimation
Of the people OF the State.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04
An Ordinances.

An ordinance creating Fire District
in the town of Providence. Louisiana;
designating the limits of said district;
prohibiting the erection of frame build
ings within the limits of said fire dis
trict or the removal of frame buildings
now erected from one street TO anoth-
er in said fire district; requiring moth
ing but brick buildings to be erected
in future within SAID fire limits. which
brick buildings shall be covered with
either slate. tin. iron or othe- metallic
substance to insure protection from
fire; providing for the creation Of 3
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

On Sunday last Reverend DIR. IL.
SAMSON OF Yicksburg delivered a
sermon in commemoraton OF his SIND
anniversary as the Rector OF Christ
Church OF that city. DR.. SAMSON IS
loved not only by the members OF his
own congregation but by every ore
in that city. He is noble and true
christian. May he be spared for
many years.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04
Succession Sale.

Succession of Elijah Phillips, Decd.
Seventh District Court, for East Carol.
Parish.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
a writ OF Sale issued to me in the above
STYLED succession, will sell at public auc-
tion at the front door of the Court House
on the 18th day of December, 1897, between
the hours prescribed by law, all the right.
title and interest OF the Succession OF
Elijah Phillips, de'd..in and unto the fol-
lowing described property situated In East
Carroll parish. Louisiana. to-wit:
The Northwest quarter OF the SOUTH
east quarter of Section Three, Township
Twenty North. Range Twelve East, with
all the buildings and improvements tnere-
on. containing forty acres.
Terms OF sale cash according to law.
w. III. MONTGOMERY,
Curator
Providence. La, November eth. 1881. st.
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Succession n Office.

Notice is hereby given that t. J. Gillian
has applied to be appointed curator of the
Succession of Charles w. Brown, deceased.
If no opposition be made within 10 days he
will be appointed as prayed for.
Done and signed at chambers this I'd day
of December. 1897,
+. f. MONTGOMERY,
Judge 7th, Jud. District.
A true copy.
j. s. GUENARD,
Clerk eth District Court.
Providence, La, December 4th, 1897
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

The Populists wants the State
run on a 5-mill tax, and they don I
want the suffrage question touched
upon, although they have harped up
ON it and made il one of their main
issues up until the present. time
This party shouli be disgusting to
any right thinking man.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

The Biggs and Reid levees in Madi-
son parish, which should now be
nearly half finished. are hardly
started, and it looks like that it will
he impossible to complete them in
time. They are large contracts,
labor is scarce and the time is fast
passing away. The contractors should
be made to put more labor on the
works, If they have TO pay more
money for it,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

Mr.. John Nj. Parker has declined
to accept the nomination as delegate
at large to the constitutional conven-
ton on the Populist ticket. He was
placed on the ticket without his
knowledge or consent. Mr.. Parker
saws that the Democratic party Is
good enough for him.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

The cavlng of the river bank at
Algiers, opposite the city OF Ne"
Orleans, has destroyed thousands Oh
dollars worth of property. The new
levee which will have to be built, VIII
throw out several streets.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

Messrs. J. A. and ID. j. Landry,
of Lake Charles, La, who were IN
dicted for carrying concealed weap-
ons, were fined $3.50 each by Judge
Reed, last week. This was stun
ner, and it is the only way to break
up this practice.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

Herwigg has returned TO New or-
leans. after remaining in Washing
ton several months waiting for that
lonp loosed-for office. Herwigg and
Demas are at dagger points, and
there will be hot times in old town
from now on.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04
Saturday, December 4, 1897.

Parkhurst, the great New York re-
form fraud, has just returned from
Europe "heart broken" over the
victory of Tammany.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04
TOWN LOTS.

Having acquired the Davis Addition
to the Town of Providence and the
field Immediately adjoining the town,
offer tie same for sale at from SO to
$50 per lot according to location.
Titles perfect. v,s
Lake Providence, La.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04
BRICK, BRICK, BRICK.
II Ell Il
Acme Brick Company

Is now ready with line lot OF Brick
for sale for cash. Prices to snit the
times. Call at office OF Company, No.
5 Leyee street. for prices.
JNO. w. COOKE, Manager.
Lake Providence, La.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-12-04

Clerk 7th Dist. Court and ex-oilcio Jul
G Commissioner.