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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-03-12

When they put man in Jail be cannot
follow his natural inclinations. He can
not eat what he wants to--he is limited to
q very frugal diet Is it not equally true
OF a dyspeptic: For all Of the real enjoy
meut he gets out OF life, he might as well
be in Jail. He cannot eat what he likes,
nor enough He suffers much, gets little
sympathy. At first, perhaps little heayi-
ness in the stomach, a little sourness,
windy belchings and heartburn; head
aches and hiliousness and foul taste
in the mouth in the morning. Chronic
consti patton ia almost inevitable, and
means that the body is holding poisonous,
impure matter that should be gotten rid of.
The poison is being reabsOrbed iuto the
blood and the whole body Impurity in
the blood may lead to almost any disease.
Constipation is the start Of it all. DIR,
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure consultation.
cure it so it stays cured. No other remedy
in the world will do that
Send p cents in oue-oent stamrs TO
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y, and receive Dr. Picrce's
zoos page COMMON SENSE MEDICAL AID
WISER, illustrated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-03-12

IS. Chester Coursey, a student of Wash
ingtou College, left to assume the junior
editorship of the Centreville Record, to
succeed j. B. Brown, Jr.
State Senator Charles 7. Westcott owns
the Chestertown water works, and he has
introduced bill in the Legislature look
ing to the purchase of the wor by the
town.
William Ford, of Chestertown, put
about two dozen fine chickens into his
cellar one day last week. The next morn
ing Mr.. Ford was surprised to find six of
them dead, and the remainder sick. An
investigation disclosed the fact that the
chickens had been eating white lead. Mr..
Ford took all the chickens that were alive,
cut open their craws and removed the white
lead, and thus saved his poultry.
For the reason that counsel for the
State made the unwarranted assertion tina,
attorneys for the defense had admitted the
nuisance alleged against the Piedmon.
Pulp and Paper Company, Cumberland, in
the States suit against that cooperation for
defillng the Potomac, the case is to be tried
again. People of Cumberland are cha
grined, as that city's water supply comes
from the polluted river. The trial was a
famous one, in which horde of witnesses
was examined, and the jurors were enlight
ened on fine points in the case by means Of
IA stereopticon show.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-03-12
MARCH, APRIL, MAY.
These Are the Months in Which to Purify
Your Blood.

This is the season when your blood is
loaded with impurities, accumulated dur
ing the winter months, from close con-
iiuement, rich food, and other causes.
These impurities must be driven from vour
system or they may breed serious disease
and cause untold suffering. Hoods Sar-
sapanlla is the greatest and hest blood
purifying medicine it is possible to obtain.
1t is what the millions take in the spring.
1t will purity and enrich your blood, create
an appetite, tone UP your system, and give
you sound robust health.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-03-12

BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT and then
go ahead. BE sure you get Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and you may confidently expect is
will purify your blood aud give you appe-
tite and strength
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11
Co RoAmn pnaonepIaos

Lake Providesce. la, June S;h 1875.
The Hon. Board Of School Directors
OF the parish Of East Carroll. convened
to-day in special session at the Office Of
| the Secretary, pursuant 70 cal Of the
| President.
| Present-Hon. I. j. Powell, Presi-
dent; c. r Egelly, Secretary; Direc-
tors. j. G. Bass. w H. Benjamin, JAS.
Beard. u. Fousse. j. S. Millikin, Vail
Montgomery and W. n White.
Director 7. b. Goffe.
The President announced that as the
session was nearing close and the
teachers of the white and eolored
schools in town and the white schools
in the country being desirous Of lscer-
tanning whether they would be reap
pointed, he had deemed it advisable to
call the Board in special session at this
time for the purpose of4doliberation and
selection of teachers for the schools
named herein for the next session.
The Secretary then read the follow
ing applications for the different
schools named fo-wil:
PROVIDENCE WHITE GRADED AND
HIGH SCHOOL.
For Principal-B. T. Dudley. Lake
Providenee;J. w. Warren. St. Helena
parish; Geo. a. Reid. Bastrop, La; G.
M. Meadow. Mangham. La.
First assistant Miss Maude Taylor.
Second assistant--Miss Mary Beard.
Third assistant-Miss Carrie Nj.
Jackson, Lake Providence; Miss Edith
Devall, West Baton Rouge: Miss Jen-
ME Gilbert, Chenals La, Miss Jackie
Boyd, Hamburg. Arkansas.
Long#ood white schoel-Mrs. Emma
Pope.
Shelburn white schoo,-Miss Eva
Davis of Natchitoches.
Pennsylvania white school Miss
Fannie Z. Keene.
LAKE. PROVIDENCE CoLoRED SCHOOL.
Principal. H. F. Mitchell; first as
sistant. Mrs. S. j. Green; second as
sistant, Miss Eliza l.. Green.
After due deliberatlon and discuss
sion the following, teachers were select
ed for the ensuing session, to-wit:
PROVIDENCE WHITE SCHOOL.
Principal. B. F. Dudley; First assist
ant, Miss Maude Tsylor: Second assist
ant, Miss Mary Beard; Third assistant,
Miss Edith Devall, Of West Baton
Rouge, La.
PROVIDENCE CoLoRED SCHOOL.
Principal, FL. f. Mitchell: First as
sistant, Mrs. S. j. Green; Second assist
ant, Miss Eliza l. Green.
COUNTRY SCHOOLS.
Transy ylvania. twhite)-Miss Fannie
E. Keene.
Lougwood school. (white) Mrs.
Emma Pope.
shelbnrn school, (white) Miss Eva
Davis.
All of which selections were approx
ed, and ratified by the Appointing
Board
The Superintendent announced that
a public examination would be held at
the Providence graded school. on We'd
nesday and Thursday, June 18th and
10th; and the commencement exercises
would take place at the Opera House
on Friday evening. commencing at 8
o'clock, and extended to the Ioard a
cordial invitation to be present on both
occasions.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned to meet on sVednes-
day, the 9th day of July. 1898, same
being the regular quarterly session.
T.J. POW ELL. President
c. r. EaELLY, Secretary.
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The School Board held an import.
ant meeting on Wednesday at the
office of the Superintendent, anG
elected the teachers for the ensuing
year. Prof. B f. Dudley was re-elect.
ed Principal, Miss Maud Taylor first
assistant, Miss Mary Beard second as.
slstant, and the only change was in the
selection of third assistant, Miss Edith
Devall, of West Baton Rouge, a grad
uate of the State Normal School, being
selected 10 fill this position.
Miss Fannie Keene was elected
teacher of the Trausylvanis school,
Mrs. Emma Pope teacher of the Ben
ham school and Miss Eva Davis
teacher IF the Black Bayou school.
The teachers selected for the Provi-
dencc colorcd school were the same as
last year; Professor II. f. Mitchell was
selected Principal, Mrs. S. j. Green
first assistant and Miss Eliza Green
second assistant.
The Board will, have an important
meeting on the first Wednesday in
July, when the report OF the Snperin-
tendent will be submitted
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Mr. j. D. Tompkius is expecting to
receive instructions in the next foW
days from the Secretary of War au.
thorizing him to organize a company
of volunteers, aud as soon as notified
he will call On men 10 enlist in hi:
company, and especially those who
were disappointed in the failure of the
last organization. Jesse would make
first class officer and we hope he
succeeds in getting the required mum.
Der.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

On Wednesday seyera! of the promi-
nent citizens of our town got together
TO talk over the feasibility of building
modern gin iu Providence, and in q
few moments they decided TO organ.
ize "a company, and right there 149
shares at $50 each, was taken, and on
Wednesday next they will meet for the
purpose OF organizing the company.
1t will be success, for the organiza-
ton is composed of the solid meu of
our town
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Those who suffer from in paired
digestion and weak stomachs. aud on
account of this have peculiar dread
of chills and fever, will be glad TO learn
that a cure for chills and fever is now
manufactured and universally sold
which does not injure the stomach bat
actually benefits 1t. /; is Rsmon's
Pepsin Chill Tonic. Tasieless and
guaranteed, 50cts. For sale at Cue
nard's drug store.
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stockholders each share of stock shall be
entitled - one vote to he voted either bv
tfa nersou in whose name the stock an
near. on the books of the cOrnoration at the
limo ~ vof,no or nv n.riy dlI,v authorized
,n ,v.rftfor, ~ fhat cfierf
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The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11
MAGUIRE & SCHNEIDER.

Mrs. DIR. +. E Artaud and her little
son Frank, arrived on Saturday last
from New. Orleans. Mrs. Artaud will
reside with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Egelly, while the Doctor is with
the army. lie is now stationed al
Mobile.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

The river is falling very fast, and il
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 tho outside OF the lovees,
which makes the finest kind of cotton,
can he planted aud that large crops
will be made.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

District Attorney Holmes came up
from Tallulah on Sunday last, so as TO
be at his post on Monday to give the
law breakers a chance 10 prove their
innocence. The District Attorney has
many friends in our town who are
always glad to see him.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Mr.. Willie Pittman returned Tues
day morning, after pleasant three
weeks visit 10 relatives and friends in
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.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

The woods are alive with locus;s,
and ii is feared that they will do a
great amount of damage. The Tensas
Gazette says that they are in great
numbers in that parish and have done
considerable damage eating up the
young cotton.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

The following is the programme of
the graduating exercises of the Proyi-
dence Graded and High School at the
Opera House on Friday evening next:
Address, ss,....... -. Rev. T. II. Parker.
Not for School, but for Life, we Work."
"Some Needed Reforms" Benton Millikin,
.'Gates Ajar," Katie Kenn- dy,
1.-THE World is Nettle-Touch it Lightly
1t Stings; Grasp it firmly, it Stings not"
Bessie Rous.
Presentation of Diplomas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Supt..C r. Egelly.
Awarding of Prizes.
Benediction.
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Mr.. Phil MEG 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 Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

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 Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11
a1EN coaNo.L rnocEEnINes:

Lake Providence, La. juno 1sts 1853.
The hon. Mavor and Beard Of Alder
men met this eve in regulsr session.
Presentation. T. j Hamley, Mayor
D. W. GiImour, Sect'y.; Aldermen
Egelly. Purdy, Beard and Hill.
Ahsent-Ald. N. Fousse.
The reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting were on motion,
dispensed with. and the Mayor author
ized to sign same rs recorded.
The Finance Committee filed the
following report. which was read and
adopted te-wit:
Lake Providence. la. June ist, 1898
TO the Hon. Mayor and members of
The Board of Aldermen:
Geutlemen:- We, your Finance Com
mittee, report that we have examined
the report of the Treasurer. and find
that he had on hand in cash at date of
last report
That he has received since for fines SO 90
Licenses. ...................... 16 90
Taxes of 1877. - . 80 10
One barrel cement .........,-..... 80
Making a total of. ........... s28S so
That be has disbursed. ......... S102 IL
Leaving cash balance of -. si31 AS
We have also examined tire report
Of the Murshal and Tax Collector. and
find that he has collected the amounts
reported by the Treasurer.
We have examined aud approved the
following CLAIMS:
+ Peek, marshal one month salary $50 90
II rurdy. coal oil .........--.s.. . 81
fancey Bell........,..... .-... Gu
letal ..,.|.... ........... SJo ~
All OF which we recommend pay
ment.
Respectfully submitted,
James Beard
v. NJ. Purdy.
Chas. r. Egellx.
Finance Committee.
On motion of Aid. Egelly, the meet
ing night of the board was changed
| from the first Wednesday of EACH
month to the first Thursday IN each
month
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
Ed IiAMLEY, Mayor.
d. W. GILMoUR, Sect'y.
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siss Iabry Sass aud Miss Mars
former returned Yesterday mGeaibg
f"om uelhsvea College. Miss Andes-
san, # Andsrse Miss.. returned with
Mss fugaer. asd viii spend a ioa
tsceks with her.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Oar line IL chCnJ,o c0Vcfs repre-
seats desital,ie sssoris2et', bgishissi
80 ti4s' 6tsieAbI& lower passesns lss
q - ssou 4l- atiiaG & eoisfa. Jvisrsss
@Ed bvs > rs - scni 4st. "a - sss afe
klessted etss.i'le ss'ars - thr fiog.s
S{as4
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

1t is as hot as blazes.
Court convened on Monday.
There are plenty of cotton blooms
Services at the Churches tomorrow
If this is not cotton weather, what
is il?
Our post Office is yet to be remod
died.
Tho Wilson Point levee ia finished
at last.
II clouds up and threatens rain, but
no rain.
The new stores will have concrete
sidewalks.
Ice is bringing a good price in
Providence
Call at Whites and see the latest IN
ties for ladies.
1t is summertime, and plenty of lime
should be used.
There was not much done at the
first day of court.
For ladies and gents silk ties, call al
the Globe Store.
No civil business has been done al
this term of court.
The dust is thick and when the wiud
blows, il flies thick.
The colored company is now wait
ing marching orders.
Ladies' swiss embroidered handker-
chiefs at the Globe Store.
Moulding brick at the Piitman
yard, is going righ, along.
Guenard's soda water aud coco cola
is refreshing these hot days.
Fruit jars aud jelly glasses in abund-
ance at Mcguire 81 Sehneider's.
Court was tho cause of bringing
several of our friends TO town.
Fire was started in the kiln of brick
of The Acme Brick Co, Tuesday,
Mr. Hugh Mcclure, has young
eagle. lie will send him 10 Dewey.
Mr. N. Fousse will soon make cx-
iensive improvements on bis shop
building.
Attend the public examination.
Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th
and 10th.
Dr. F. r. Bernard has the instru-
mems of DIR. Mitchell, aud will extract
your teeth.
This is the llIh day of June, and il
will be the middle of summer before
we know il.
j. w. Pittman carries a full aud
complete line Of farming impliments
and hardware.
From now until the end of the sum-
mer, Max Lazy will sell oil summer
clOlhing at cost.
There are several loafers in provi-
dence who could bo spared 80 90 aud
join some company.
1t will soon be vacation and rIf
sweet girls who arc ol nj college uIN
be returning home.
They " tu us ..a|
Whitiiugtoi's o.
tho race, o. >slurtas
Our ciiirrr. f.
of thos' chsf. .H
rhis b. fLe r .a.fI U.arI
jsdsP N E,nnfa, of ihe Arfsl.
sif.' .lI. leu Ga Moudsy tst Ga} r.ls
y "a other places IN his district.
Capt Purdy has shipped several
thousand sacks of cotton seed in the
past few weeks from his landing.
Messrs. G. A. Voelker and T.J. Gil
liam came in on Tuesday evening TO
atieud meeting of the Knights OF
Pythias.
Major l. X Barber and family of
the Bend, have several of their friends
from New Orleans with them on a
short visit.
Mr.. Roht. Kennedy~,returned from
tho State University on Sunday moru-
ing. We regret TO learn that his health
is not good.
Mr.. Clifton f. Davis returned sun
day morning from New Orleans. Mr.
Davis went down on business with the
Supreme Court.
The School Board met on w@it.ss.
day anu transacted largs aa1agt oi
business. Their procec Iine- y al ar.
pear this week.
Provi ence Graded ana ii,et Seios.
will no, iF,eir ssoOad aaHgal Con
menceme, ExeTe.Eea. at iL- Hat Pr,
dae as 2niI .'Dae II.
l.ens. r. / IsAnssielI sH,j = ! giesa.
ley Esfi s.a IL ssssy H>srh'.s 'f.r sfrks-
iaug lBey sesi So Ns,Nsile asa
Mgs :.-5ase oa a-'a0ss
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OUR LINE OF GROCERIES ca n
NOT BE SURP a sSED, AND QUIZ
PRICS ARD LOW.
j. w. Pittnan.


tion IN newspaper published 10 The parish
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The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

The first anuiv rsary of'be hqworth
League was celebrated p. tho Molho-
dist Caurch on Shaday last The
church was crowded wilh tbe friends
Of Ihe Leseoc. who wege greatly
pleased :. the exercises.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

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 reliefh
Many others have testified to the
prompt relief from pain which this
liniment affords. For sale at Cue
nard's drug store.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Mckinley 8"7aay sFea'ng sgsh'
GoFerno' fos,er P. q 'hoy we're fas5'
p5 5t ss8rp ia. The '.iaeers II t4g
csarsny Ago rs lollous.
e.vts.. q ,v sr,e.. g., ts..o..a.
art. 5. T. Grocer. 2ra iigutepaal. e.
II H1nitr, is, Srfesa.,-. : I; Gs5ttfr.
Cuar,crmastsf Sesee e.l,- 3. 81. Grc. y
sri Seysf sac .. II falsuat; iib Ser
x n sgsa esh Ger -sens 4. Hog.
ari. lisa q. psraf z. = wa,ts. q.s
t'afeor. a Is. Ward. eu Craarai
= n PSI .r. az ,7rrog +. r fsie.
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THE pretty commencement cards
gotten up. this year by our public
school, are very attractive. II shows
a great deal of credit on the part of
Supt Egelly and Prot Dudley.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11
Seas0r.ab!e Goods

Y cases Mason's Fruit Jars.
so dozen COVERED JELLY GLASSES
Sold at less than wholesale prices
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Mr.. F. X. Ransdell, the Fire Insur-
ance agent of Providence, has now the
authority from the companies he rep
resents, 10 write up the policies, and
from uow on the policies will be furn-
ished from his office, which will be a
great convenience TO lhose wishing H.
sursnce.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

We had pleasant visit on Monday
from Mr.. Chas. Beard Of the first ward
AID Mr.. Albert Taylor of the second
ward Both report everything four,
ishing in the lower part ot tho raf. 4
From their looks there il uo 90
about it that they are geiiiuf p.. u
eai. Come again.
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fati.s
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The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Bad management Keeps more people
in poor circumstances than any other
one cause. To be successful one must
ook ahead and plan ahead so that
when a favorable opportunity presents
itself he is ready 10 take advantage Of
it. A Hide fcrethought viii also save
much expense aud valuable time. A
prudent and careful man wiz keep u
bottle Of Chamborlain's Coiic. Cholera
Diarrhoen Remedy in the house,
HE slif.less fellow will wait until
necessity eonpels il and then ruin his
best horse going for doc'or AID have
q big doctor bill 10 pay, besides; one
pays out 25cts, the oiher.is ont hun
dred dollars aud then wonders why
his neighbor is gatting richer while be
ia getting poorer. For sale at Cue
nard's drug store.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

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 OIL
the cotton plant and corn, is thickly
covered with them. So far he says
they have not damaged anything.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

Col. Jno. 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.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

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2 o-.s.sNf 80 l. rt So 3 Hsts .s1r
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

There Is some talk ofmakiug kind
OF eumencs garden OH the roof Of the
Hamley- Bernard building. 1t would
make pretty place for summer
dances.
The Epwcrth League social met at
the resiaence OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ.
Franklin on Tuesday evening. 1t was
one of :he nicost socials yet had By the
League.
Mr.. Thos. Jay of thc Bend and Mr..
B I. Catchins Of the lrst ward, and
Messrs. G. II. Webb and Aaron Joseph
ofthe secoud ward were in tho city
Tuesday,
NicLolson's levee outfit passed
through town on Saturday last from
! ~ ilsou Point. The Wilson Point levee
= new finished and IS first class piece
rf work.
Ca' f. ". Constant. Mr.. Eugene
8ar,el1. EVerctte Piukston and w. Il.
iseesa of 'hc secoDd ward. were up
yois ,scgk sesfing laeir country as
iuFYmea.
If;ls T, handle q complete line of
ges.s ny - hno underwear. Don't
,eu5 2 aayihlng YOU need until
500 x4srE,S .heir stock Their sdoe
stoeA Rpio-i4s
To- T4esf'sy ore, shooters plead
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The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

To cure a cold iu one day. take Lax
ative Bromo Quiaine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money if it fails
TO cure. 25c.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

For fine linen table cloth ard 8
els call at the Globe S,re
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

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ace of Wor hip. our colored friends
fc.erve a great deal of praise in the
way ia which they are continually
beSuiifying heir churches in town.
The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11

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The Banner-Democrat., 1898-06-11
The BANNER DEMOCRAT.

Saturday, June A. 1898.