The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1898-09-03

business IN our IOWD. -hE. Var ptf
will move bis family here, and we well
come them as citizens of Providence
and wish them success.
The men who were to put up the
for the Peoples GIN Co,
arrived on Sunday last and on Mon
day started putting the machinery
in position. In about three weeks the
Company will be ready for cotton.
Mr.. It. B. COTE, of the first ward,
was in town on Tuesday. Mr. COTE
told us that he had been unwell for
The past few weeks. We hope that be
will pull through the balance of the
hot days without any more attacks.
Mr.. CALAMITY, of the Globe Store,
who has been in the north for the past
month, returned yesterday, with one
of the finest lines of dry goods, notions,
boots aud shoes ever brought to Provi-
deuce. The Globe Store should do a
big business this fall.
The big stock of goods selected by
Mr.. w. N. White has commenced to
arrived, and thore is no doubt that i;
10 as pretty and handsome as any ever
selected by him. Mr. White knows
how to buy, and his customers get the
benefit OF his fine selections.
Messrs. Barney Travers and A. B.
Seeker, who were here in the levee
business with MIR. Chas. O'DoDnell, are
back again, and have subbed the Elton
leyee enlargement from Mr.. Nicholson.
Mr.. Seeker married since be left, and
his wife will reside here until be
finishes his contract.
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The cold weather is not far of, when
fires will be needed, and the most i'm
portaut thing that we know of, is the
thorough inspection Of fues and chin
neys. 1t is for the safety of the town,
and no one should kick when their
fiue or chimney is found In q danger
Gus condition. Let the inspection be
thorough.
Mr.. Phil Mcclure, nephew %
Messrs. Phil and Frank Mcclure, left
on Wednesday morning for New
Albany, Ind, where he will spend the
month of September with his relatives.
Mr.. McGuire is popular gentleman
and has made many friends in Provf-
dence since bis residence here. We
wish him pleasant trip and a safe
return.
Max Levy one of our big merchants
received by the Ouachita on Saturday
last one of the largest stocks of goods
ever brought 10 Providence. Mr.
Levy made q fine selection of clothing
and everything else. lie has received
| a selection of fine hats aud millinery
for ladies that surpasses anything evel
seen in our town. Call and take {
look, he does not ask you to buy.
10 f1c ri ~
rived on Monday morning via Green
vile. Max stole q march on hi
friends, and married charming lady
of Michigan City, Iud. In another col
umn we publish an account of the wed
ding ceremonies. The Banner Demo
crat extends TO them many wei
wishes, with the hope that Mrs. Lands
with will like her southern home.
We call attention to the card OF th'
Metcalfe- Collins Seminary of Green
vile, Miss. This school begins its Sc
cond session the 18th of this month
aud offers unusual facilities for a politi
education, with q strong faculty, goot
table, heallhiul location, and all unde
the personal supervision of Mrs. Met
calfe- Collius, who is principal. l
should commend itself to the peopl'
of the Delta.
Messrs. Montgomery & Quick, o
Ghent, Tex, says: ave sold 1876 bot
Ties of-Chill Tonic this season aud
small amount of Ramon's Pepsin Chi
Tonic which gave such good satisfac
ton we will handle no other next sea
son, and you may send US ! gross Q
Ramon's Pepsip Chill Tonic aud
gross of Ramon's Liver Pills & Toni
Pellets, which is the best we ever hal
died.
| Hon. E. j. Hamley and wife an
J, oldest son, Marian, left for Memphi
Sunday on the Ouachita, where The
have placed Marian in the Christia
Brothers school of that city. 1t
classed as one Of the leading schools
the United States. Marian is brigt
boy aud we know that he viii give
good account of himself. Mr.. al