The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1898-06-18

ATTEND Church tomorrow.
IA has raiued every day this week.
Cotton blooms are common things
DOW.
We are having a little Too much
rain.
Levy handles tho latest Bazaar pat.
terms.
The promoters of the gin mean
business.
Assistant U. s. engineer Leo Shields
lie In town.
That was heavy rain on Saturday
evening last.
Too much rain now would make the
crops grassy.
a great many petit cases were tried
under the new law.
There is very little sickness reported
throughout the parish.
Mr.. N Fousse has started TO make
his building attractive.
Hill Bros, have just received a big
shipment OF fine shoes.
Blackberries are very scare, and
none are on the market.
Fine sewing machines and grant
and delf ware at Whites.
Tho report OF the grand jury is pub
lished in another column.
Services at the Methodist and Epis-
coplal Churches tomorrow.
Tho wind on Monday blew a house
of lie blocks Ia New Providence.
We are informed that the corn crop
Of East Carroll is the best In years.
Mr.. Alex Stockner, of the Bend. has
been In town this week as juror.
Those nice refreshing summer
drinks at Guenarl's can't be beat.
Mcssrs. j. Stein and R. j. E. Barwick,
were visitors to the city on Monday.
The Belle of The Bends makes good
time aud is proving to be a fast boat
Rev. Father Mahe went down the
river Monday morning on his wheel.
Screen doors and windows at Ma
guirc & Schneider's. Any size you
want.
We want 10 impress it upon your
mind that the registration Office is now
open.
We are afraid that we are going TO
get TOO much rain for. the growing
crops.
That's a pretty good Joke Charley
Wilmington tells on himself and the
steamboat.
CALAMITY & Marcus have neat and
attractive store. Call aud look at the
pretty stock.
Yancey Bell has bike. There is
talk OF some other old men in town
getting wheels.
The yellow fever reported at Nc
Henry, near Mississippi City, should
not alarm any one.
On account Of the rapid declining
river, boats are compelled to land al
the upper warehouse.
Our public school has closed for the
session, and it has been one Of the most
successful ever held.
Registrar McRae has his books open,
and il is very important that every
person should register.
Those silk skirts Just in at llilPs, are
the latest in makeup. From a cheap
grade up to the highest.
What the town of Providence needs
g a bank. 1t would be paying in
titution from tho start.
A one.horse show passed through
own on Sunday last, bound for the
vest cru part of the State.
Capt. j. D. Stone, rominent at
orney OF Tallulah, has been In town
his week on legal business.
Messrs. A. j. Breighaupt, Henry
aud j. VI. McNeal, were
erving as Jurors this week.
Master Robt. Shields, brother of
Iiessrs. Leo aud Fred Shields, arrived
on visit to friends.
The trial Of Anthony Gamble
brought mp large number Of colored
'eopie on Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Mr.. Walter Goodwin brought us in
| cotton bloom on Monday. lie tells
as that his field 10 spotted with them.
. We regret to learn that Mrs. Long,
wife of assistant u. S. engineer Phil
Long, has been sick for the past few
lays.
That was somewhat OF a wind on
Monday evening, and several persons
hought that we we're going to have
cyclone.
The new gin win be as fine as can
,e gotten. aud everything about it |
will be Of The latest labor-saviug ma
;hinery.
Miss Emma Bell, the accomplished
laughter of Doctor and Mrs. w. d. /
Bell, who has been teaching at
Wesleyan College. Macon, Ga, re-
urned yesterday. Mrs. Rice, who
a. been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Melton,
leo rcturoed. /