The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-08-26

Miss Emma Parker of Groenyil'e
Miss, is visiting Mrs. I. j. Faiherrec
Mr. Geo. S. Owen has an S0.sau
Pratt gin stand and Smith IL Sons
feeder for sale. See uotics in anolhe,
column.
Major L. K Barber and Hon. G. S
WHY are announced for the legislature
this week. They are both popular
gentlemen.
Ashbridge received large consign.
ment of fDe flour, hams. brenkias
bacon and groceries by the last ST
Louis boat.
George Ashbridge, The polite aud
accommodating groceror, wishes every
one 10 know that be keeps fresh line
Of groceries.
/, is wonderful The big cut In prices
Levy has made In tho remainder of his
summer stock. Now Ia the time 10
purchase cheap.
There seems to be great amount OF
complaint about the star rout mails
We hope to see The river mail soon
established again.
Contractor Frisbie hopes to finish
up the Piltman brick building by next
Saturday evening. Ii will be a nice
place when completed.
Mr. A. j. WHY, an old and prom
inent citizen OF West Carroll was a
visitor to town on Sunday. He re-
turned Monday morning.
Uneeda Jiuger Wayfers, something
new aud delicious can be found at Ma.
gure s. Schneider's and tho grocery
store of George Ashbridge's.
Mrs. G. M. Franklin aud daughter
left last Saturday evening for Ham,
burg, Ark, whore they will spend q
month or six weeks with relatives.
W. II. White has fsw remnants of
wash goods, gingams, pigues sc, that
will go at big reduction 10 make
roem for his big stock of.fall goods.
Thoes planters who were not far
sigh.ed enough 10 purchase cotton lies
when they were down, will now have
to pay an advance of 35cts bundle.
For about $4,000 the Postoffice
Department has deprived the citizens
living on tho river between Greeuville
and Vicksburg adequate mali facilities
Judge F. f. Montgomery returned
on Saturday night last from Tallulah.
tIe went down 10 hold a prclimary
examination 10 the Rush-Richardso
shooting.
III any house Ia broken into at night
and the person ia caught, ii would be
r hard matter for the officers of the
law to cave him from being harshly
deal. with.
Hon. Chas. r. Egelly, superintend-
eht of public education, left for Baton
Rouge on Saturday last TO attend
OF The parish superintendents
Of the State.
Mcguire & Schneider got in by the
steamer Hill City fine line of grocer
es. The latest In all kinds of canned |
goods can be found at this up-to-dsie
grocery etorc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vought from
he second ward, were pleasant visitors
o the city on Wednesday. Mr.. |
Vought reports the ward In q flour
shiDg condition.
The Sauvo Terre and Old river
.oiored clubs bad gsme of ball out
It Black Bayou on Friday last. There
vas large crowd out there and all
lad big time.
There was a delightful. euchre party /
Il The rooms of the East Carroll Club
"a Tuesday evening. Every one of
he large crowd present spent an en-
oyable evening.
Mcguire & Schneider are going to |
i'll their store from floor to ceiling this
all. You will see magnificent line
# groceries. The boys are going to
10 $ rushing business.
Mr.. N. @. Williamson of The IHa-
Vara Planting Co., ofths second ward,
las gone TO New Orleans, and from
here he will 60 to Mississippi 10 visit
for few weeks.
We are requested to cay that after
be first day of September the law
gainst persons riding or driving on
he levee will be enforced. Those who
reak this law will be reported.
Mr. Sam CALAMITY has reDied the
tore now occupied by Mr.. r. J. Bur-
icy next to Franklln's saloon. Mr..
iaianty viii have everything ready to
pen his doors by The fret o. Sep,em-
YER.