The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-09-01
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To cure a cold in one day take
axative Bro Qninine. All druggists 4
efunc the money if it fails TO cura
Sets. E, w. Groves signature IS on
ach box. Sold at Guenard's drug
tore.
Miss Maud Hamilton came up on :
he Belle Oh Friday, of last week, ana
8 visiting her friends and relatives 9
i, has been several years since Miss
Maud left Providence TO live in Vlcks.
burg. Her many friends are glad TO
zee her. II
Capt. Purdy, who keeps The govern
ment reports of the weather, informed
us that on Sunday the Thermometer
go degrees and that when
the change in the atmosphere took
place in the evening it dropped IL
degrees.
Those merchants who have patron
lied the BID. with their advertise
ments. have never complained OF
the results obtained. They know that
advertising has helped their business,
and those merchants who do not al
yer,ise should do so.
Mira Miller went 10 Texas sometime
AGO with her little boy, who was very
sick. with little hopes of recovery as
long as the young fellow remained III
this climate. She returned, aud we are
Glad TO learn that he has entirely re-
covered and is now strong ana I'D
robust health.
Mr.. Fred CALAMITY returned last
week TO remain until next spring.
Mr.. G alanty has been in business IN q
ANAL Town near Cairo, where ne has
resided before. He looks well ano we
welcome him back, with the hope that
s. Galanty & Bro, will do rushing
business this fall.
RI Burney 81 Co, .wishe US TO say
that they have purchased handsome
line of goods for the fall aud winter
and tina, they are going to handle just
as good goods aud just -aslarge stock
as any house in town. You VIII hnu
Mr.. Beverley a first class gentleman and
can depend on anything be says.
/ Miss Maude Taylor returned on the
sleamer Delta last Friday TO remain
few weeks. We are glad to learn thai
Miss Maud has secured a good posi-
lion as assistant in The public school a
Miudeu. Miss Maud is ane teacher
: and there are many here who VII
wish her success in her new location
Tom Alexander was seriously hur
K on "Wednesday morning by falling O
the Fireman's wagon, loaded VIII
| ice. Inc Wnteis 'ap
.. above the kuees, aud strange tosay o
: bones were broken. Tom is a mar
working and industrious colored ma
n, and we are glad that he was not DIAL
~ gerously hurt.
The colored sunday School Conve
=, ton. which was in session all OF Ia
week. closed their very successt
re meeting OH Sunday night. fre
IL Mitchell, principal of the color
school of Providence, gave them au
10 struc,ive lecture during the sess't
~ and if followed will be found to
90 them much good.
NJ There should be as little delay
,oesible in starting deriolishing |
- old court house and commencing
erection of the new one. a picture
u. the new building is in the show "
,rt dow.of Mcguire 4 Schneider.
hone to have two-column cut OF II
on a short time to show to the reauers
'a' The Banner Democrat.
ON Mr.. NJ. NJ. Goodwin and MISS III
on Franklin loft last Sunday morning
Hamburg, Ark, where they VIII sp'
;na few weeks visiting relatives.
is Msck's first visit 10 his old hon'
to. several years and we know tha'
at will have pleasant visit. Our q"
little friend, Miss Nina, goes eV
ing summer on a visit to her relatives.
has
A gent leman who went down
! in look at the cotton crop OF MI q
OF lock this week, told US that ne
five acres of new variety OF co
no, that he would bet that Two
to the acre will be gathered iron
the He said that he had been planning
the ton for many years, but never
.. such bolls, almost as large as