The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-01-05
Local and Parish News.


Be sure and write it 1901. ..
We have started in on the twentieth
century.
See the Police Jury proceedings in
another column.
See Lehman for fish and oysters
They are kept on ice.
The City Council met on Thursday
evening Proceedings next week.
See Mcguire 81 Schneider for hard
ware. They keep a complete stock.
Rev Mr.. Boberg will hold service in
the second ward tomorrow evening.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
cleared $500 on their New Year din
ner.
The Lucille Nowland made the trip
this week in place of the steamer
Delta.
The Epworth League meets every
Sunday evening at the Methodist
Church.
The Police Jury held meeting on
Friday, and fixed the whisky license
at p6cO iOi lSOl.
DR.. DuBose Powell. dentist. will be
in Providence only one week longer.
Cali on HIM Immediately.
There were few changes Of business
and not failure to take place in Proyi-
dence at the close of 1900
Miss Fannie Keene, of the second
ward, We regret TO report, has been
quite sick during the week.
Services at the Episcopal Church to.
morrow morning at IL o'clock aud at
7:30 O'Clock in the evening.
WHY Bankers, negro living in the
upper part of Bunch's Bend died with
small pox on Tuesday last.
Max Levy is carrying a large stock
of winter clothing. His goods are
right and his prices are right.
Doctors Bell and Pierce have moved
their Office from the Ransdell building
10 the new office Of Doctor Bell
If man cannot keep decorum in
the ASSISTANTS room at the public
school, a woman certainly cannot.
Mrs. ]. N Turner left last Saturday
for DeSoto, Mo-. where she will spend
month with her mother aud sisters
couple of sign painters struck
town this week, who have been doing
some nice lettering on show windows
We regret to learn that Lucy, the
sweet little daughter. OF Captain aud
Mrs. Il. N. Rea, has been sick this
week. S
The Red Snapper and the other
brands OF whisky kept by Geo. Nc
Kee, has made his house popular with
every one.
See White for first class made to
order clothes. Your measure is taken,
and the goods selected by you, aud is
guaranteed.
MIR. aud Mrs. Sam CALAMITY are now
occupying the nice little cottage OF
First street, opposite the residence OF
Mrs. Taylor.
Millikin is just in receipt of a large
shipment of dry goods, fine dress
goods for ladies, fine shoes aud many
other things.
Services will be held at the Catholic
Church tomorrow morning at half
past ten and in the evening at half past
four O'Clock.
CALAMITY Bro, are filling up with new
goods caused by the heavy trade of the
holidays They are first class men and
will treat you right.
Mr.. Ernest Moore, who has been
with MIR. w. N. White for long time.
is now behind the counters at Mill.
kline dry goods store.
Sheriff Dunn gives notice in this
issue TO nou-residents and unknown
owners of property that their taxes
are now due. See notice.
Miss May Beard returned from
Vicksburg last Sunday night ON The
Delta, after a pleasant visit of few
days with friends in that city.
Several barges of coal struck a sand
bar ia front Of Salem last week. aud
are now hard OH ground, with little
chance Of being pulled of on account
Of falling river.