The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Nechs FisIt ~ IcidiIfcs auU ilICuus ih
Vicksburg and Port Gibson. He looks
alright, alright, and is now ready for
short hand and type writing work.
Mr.. Pittmsn is an expert at both.
Mr. p. Keicham of Pike City, Cal,
says: "During my brothers late sick
ness from sciatic rheumatism, Cham
berlain's Pain Balm was the only
remedy that gave him any relief"
Many others have testified to the
prompt relief from pain which this
liniment affords. For sale at Cue
nsrd's drug store.
Mr.. T. j. Gillian informed us that
The hot sun is killing The locusts, aud
that the ground near the edge OF the
woods where they came out to get OH
the cotton plant and corn, is thickly
covered with them. So far be says
they have not damaged anything.
Col. Juo. A. Buckner gave US pleas
ant call On Tuesday, aud wished us
success in our new Office. The Col. is
one of the very few who always pays
the printer in advance, for which we
return thanks. We were glad to
learn that his crops are looking fiue.
Mr., F. X. Ransdell, the Fire Insur-
ance agent of Providence, has now the
authority from the companies be rep
resents, 10 write up the policies, and
from uow on The policies will be furu-
ished from his office, which will be a
great convenience TO ihose wishing ~
sursnce.
Mr. Phil McG uire, our popular citi-
zen, who has been in Hot Springs for
the past three weeks, returned Tues
day morning. His many friends were
glad TO see him looking ia such good
health. lie will now entertain the
boys at cribbage or some other inter-
esting game.
The river is falling very fast, and it
will now only be few days when it
will be far within its banks. We hope
that the large amount of tillable land
lying on the outside Of the levees,
which makes the finest kind of cotton,
can be planted aud that large crops
will be made.
We had a pleasant visit on Monday
from Mr.. Chas. Beard Of the first ward
AID Mr.. Albert Taylor of the second
ward. Both report ryihing four.
ishing in the lower part ot tho raf
From their looks there il uo 90
about it that they are geiiiuf Oh. y
eat. Come again. +
r'he CONNIE cement cAsi..r 4
Providence school vii f.
the Opera House oo rf
next. There are lour 4
,cs..ln. Who win roeg.u .m.
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.aran>A entire con-
cAu-cbI and when COM
|v bc uice and attractive
ace of aoT hip. our colored friends
fc.erye a great deal of praise in the
way Ia which they are continually
beSuiifyiug heir churches in town.
Mrs. W. n. White left Wednesday
on the Belle Of the Bends for Vicks-
burg, where she met her daughters,
Misses Carrie and Florence, who have
been attending the North Texas
Female College of Sherman. They
will return this evening on the Ouachi-
tn, when their many friends will wei.
come them homo.
The first anuiv rsary of the ipw0Fth
League was celebrated ~ tho Molho-
dist Caurch on S,aaiay last The
church was crOwdcd sgilh .be friends
Of Ihe Lescoc. who wege greatly
pleased = i. tse exercises.
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SIS Iabry Sass and Miss Mars
laTner returned Yesterday meeA.ibg
f'pm uelhsven College. Miss Andes-
ssn, ei Andsrsen. siiss.. seluFned with
Nlss ragaer. AID viii spend foa
Hceks with her.
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