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"Thou wear a lion'i ik$1~l t orth ;hame. Andl bang a eatt's-strirn-tbsw- recreant limbs." Flizthe corner pump. Good Ice will soon be furnlshed. Birds of a feather flock together. Bass fishing is very good in the lake. The bank is caving again 'above town. The Can't Get Away club house is a beauty. 150 cords of wood wanted at the Ice Factory. Some men forget their manhood and their oaths. The river is falling at the rate of 7 1-2 tenths a day. have you paid your dues in the Building Association ? Mr. Tom Jay of Pilcher's Point was lu the city on Monday. The proceedings of the Police Jury appear in another column. Rev. C. Mahe returned by ihe Annie Laurie Tuesday morning. 'he little folks had a picnic on Thursday, all by themselves. Services at the churches io-morrow. You have your choice. there are three. A large crowd went up to Mayers ville on Wednesday and had a jolly time. Several members of the Messrs. Seghers' families have been on the sick list. Messrs. llamley & Millikin closed another sale on Saturday last of three more lots. The members of the Can't Get Away Club are using their bath.house every day. Mr. Hamley has a person in charge of the lumber yard, who will aitend to it in his absence. At this term of the crimlnal court, teu men were convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary. The moral barometer of some peo ple is so low that warm-blooded peo ple are made to feel it. The bottom hat dropped out of the river. It is falling at the rate of a foot every twenty-four hours. And the corner pump still "runs dry." Why don't the city Authorities have it fixed, so it can be used. There seems to he considerable sick ness among children. None fatal, though, that we have heard of. Mr. II. H. Graham took in Wednes day morning spinner fishing on our beautiful lake. His catch was good. Dr. deMey came down from Pllcher's Point on his bicycle Monday. IHe made the distance in an hour and -a I half. Plantation Diarrhceo Mixture gives certain relief. Every bottle guaran teed. Try it! Sold by Guenard drug store. Messrs. Fred Moser and Ed. Tickles, bringing with them a colored man, . came yesterday morning to take charge of the ice factory. Our devil wants to know wherse the 1 Mayersville people got enough of pro visions to feed all that crowd that went from Providence there. When witnesses are run ofi, jurors tampered with, it can not be expected for courts and officialste to do their duty. no matter how hard they may work. Mr. Geo. S. Owen of Pibcher's was down on Monday "as a Juror. lie was excused and returned immediate ly. George don't linger long in Provi dence. Miss Mamie Lanler left for her mother's home near Hampton, Mass., I the latter part of last week, leaving be hind her many an aching heart and sighing bosom. Dr. J. L. Davir left on Thursday morning of last week for Franklin, in St. Mary parish, where he contem plates locating. Ther Doctor's friends wish him success. Some of the boys of the Military Company are practicing for the comn petitive drill soon to take place. Corporal Davis still wears the gold badge on the lapIl of his coat. Hon. J. Stein was among the Solous I that meted out justice dorihg the week. Mr. Stein reports the crops suffering from drouth in the lower ward, but otherwise in good condi When you feel tired, lazy and gen arally no account, cleanse your blood with Plantation Sarsaparila andi lodide Potash, and start your liver with Plantation Pills. Sold by J. S Guenard drag store. The sand bar is showing up in front of Schnelder's warehouse. It the river eontinues falling as it has been for the past few days, both landings I will have to be moved up to where they were last fall. Mr. W. B. Wages left for Vickstinurg oa the steamer City of Hitckman Wednesday. From therp he will go by rail to San Antonla, 'exas, for his health. Good leeck to ye0, Mr. Wages, and safe retqra. Mrs. Dr. F. E. Artsued and ohlld, after iltisng her famtly for everal weeks, left for her New Iberia homea eat Meoday, where Dr. Astand .Is tesstd md, we -are glad to lurs, s dAlag wn1 sad havIag a sipg phae. Mr, Will Dns eme-up yesterday mssls *eoe Delta, where he has em 5urvelagr. PLe the appearao 1 marh Ple hp tlge to. stay ealy a stew I y.s hse koboht ely a Maul l RIVER GAUGE. S29.. .20o. 40 Thu ..... 19.10 ........18. s 4 t ee¶ ending Thure day, May ... at eemars-Tho river is 20.50 feet lower than May 81. 1893. Hisest wter was Juod 1st, 1802 gauge read 41.90 feet, CLARK N. IRALL. Asst.. W AN TED. - Immediately ONE HUNDRED and e. FIFTY cords of wood at the Ice Fac tory. Spot cash vwill be paid for it. 1 'e FREID MOSER,-Manager. i a "THE BUCKSKIN BREECHES" are the best JeansPants made. Every o pair is- wsrrated. Ask or ear deale to shBow them to d you. Sales of Plantation Chill Cure ex. )f ceed all other chill preparations to gether. Every bottle guaranteed. Try it! Sold by J. S. Guenard drug. store. es Mr. Chas. I. Egelly returned Thuss day morning from New Orleans. lie y reports the meeting of the Grand t Lodge Knights of Pythias, which met le in that city last week, the largest that has ever been held, every lodge in the in State being represented. A large amount of work for the good of the P. order was accomplished. e. Thke C~-rip. s- t ly An experience with this disease dur ing all its past epidemics, warrants s. the bold claim that Dr. Kings New e le Discovery will positively cure each and every case if taken in time, and patient t d takes the ordinary care to avoid ex posure, Another thing has been ' proven, that those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery, escape the it many troublesome after results of this me disease. " By all means get a bottle and i jry it. It is guaranteed, and money will be refunded if no good results fol- c low its use. Sold by J. S. Guenard. t Heon. C. A. Voelker has been ap- p pointed Postmaster at Panola, a new d office 'created in this parish. Small favors thankfully received, larger ones - in proportion. At any rate, the Ban '- ner-Democrat sends congratulations, 1 and begs to assure Uncle Sam that I e Mr. Voelker will discharge most a faithfully the duties incumbent to his office. e NOW TRY THIS. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to r give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from LaGrippe found it just the thing and under its use had a t speedy and perfect recovery. Try a I e sn ple bottle at our expense and learns a for )ourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at J. S. Guenard Drug Store. Largesize 50c. and $1,00 Z Mr. F. Cawthorn bought this week S and paid spot cash for four lots in the New Providence. It gives us pleasure li 1, always to note the fact of amny young A man saving his money and putting it C e aside for a rainy day, but much more a do we prefer to see a young man buying himself a lot in order to build Son it a home, as Mr. Cawthern intends to do. Every young man in town ought to select, when he has a chance, e and buy himself a lot in the New r Providence, where he can build him g self a home later wn. Whether he built or not, it would be a good in- I vestment, for the town is going that e way, any way. S Mr. Fred Cook, of Delhi, was L here yesterday getting subscriptions p Sto the telephone line which he pro .,poses to run from Arkansas City to a -this point. It is now in operation li Sfrom the above point to Stealing, a Ark., and will soon be run to Oak VGrove, in WVest Carroll. From that e place Mir. Cook proposee to run the line around the BenO, via Wilson's c Point and Stockners, to Providence. p We will give more definite news next k week. A Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed, * and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump r tion, Coughs, and Colds.-If you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, A Sone trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all - diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. t1 1 Each bottle is guaranteed to do all b 1 that is claimed or money will be re r funded. Trial bottles free at J. 8. , Guenard Drag store. Large bottles 60c. and $1.00. t The family of Mr. John Root, Mrs. i a Z. Goldeubarg's brother, who have , Sbeen visiting here for several weeks, t left for Mountana on bthe City of New Orleans. Mr. Root is a timber in spector in that state and they will p make it their home. They will be an acquisition to the state where they b Sare to locate. UWe Alnd 'rime in oar pariah re Iludced far less than usualn" msy the SGrand Jaury i their report, and muoch S sore mtltiplied will crime be, whoe eme who shoold be prosecuated are allowed to gotapunished. What else oe you expeot ? s Captai 3 C. Mantnag, the luargo a leveeetractoa eseo up on the Anuiaei r Zatie lst Sunday morulg and 'peat s a ouple.f dd lan town w1t hb old a , Mrenda. We weevba to .se bln tooking a well, - ,--* C-g COUIT P, OO. N EDING.L Sta4e vs. Ike Patterson. Utasing ob a scene-language. Plead guilty. $5.00 an~d costs or 20 days in jail: 10 State Va. Dave Beastly. Salaltag one so ben of the value of 50t!s. Nolle prose o qul. State vs. Isham Atliurry. Assanil . with a dangerou. weapon. Plesa guilty. $1.00 aplil costs or 10 days in r jaiLL e State vs. Jake Sweeny. Concealed weapons. Plead guilty;. 1.00 and costs ort wo.da) s In jail.. State vs. Nathan Banks. Assault 'ugld battery. Plead guilty. $5.00 and i costs or 10 days in jail. - ; State vs. Mat Douglass. Wounding less than mayhem. lPlcad guilty. $1.00 , and costs or two dAVe in jail. State vs. Alfred Bradfordtl Refus inig' to wirk the public road. Not v guilty. Stlate vs. Wyly Pinking and Frank ": Harris. Burglary. Guilty as charged. Fourteen.years at labor in the State peltitentiary. State vs. Chas. Ii. Scott. Carrying c. oncealed weapons. Guilty.. $1.00 ,l and costs or two days hi jail. Also * misde|meauor in offlie. $1.00 and, costs. . State vs. King and Shed Newcomb. Assault and battery. D)ismissed. State vs. Bobbie Williams. Shoot- Ie ing with intent to murder. Not guil d ty. t State vs. Tom Fisher. horse steal 1t ing. Guilty. One year at hard labor in the State penitentiary. 1e State vs. Dan Mathews. Wounding a less than mayhem. Disumissed. e State vs. lshat Woodsau. Beating naules. $10 and costs or twenty days in jail. State vs. |Hamson Powell. Using obscene language. Not guilty. r- State vs. Adelia Early. Assault Ls with a dangerous weapon. $5.00 and o costs or ten days in jail. d State ve. Jeff Mitchell. Attempting it to poison. Not guilty. c- State vs. Ed. Silas. lorse stealing. n Twelve months at hard labor in the r. State penitentiary. ae State vs. Ship Bingham. Concealed is weapons. $5.00 and costs or ten days d in jail. y State vs. J. L. Lansworth. Con 1- cealed weapons. $5.00 and costs or ten days in lail. State vs. Dave Campbell. Burg " lary. Twelve months at hard labor in v the State penitentiary. I State vs. LOuis Mitchell. Concealed ,s weapons. $5.00 and costs or ten days in jail. State vs. Dick "Jones. Violating s, labor contract. $10' and costs or t twenty days in jail. State vs. Tom Robinson. Wound is ing less thaa.mayhem. Not guilty. State vs. Hudson Wade. Man slaughter. Ten years at hard labor •in the State penitentiary. State vs. Julia Wheat. Burglary. a Three months in jail. State vs. Eli Muller. Concealed Sweapons. $10 and costs or twenty days in jail. State vs. Wade Winson. Concealed weapons. Nolle prosequi. State vs. Prince Smith. Concealed weapons. $5.00 and costs or 10 days a In jail. State vs. Prince Smith. Shooting with _ntent to murder. Dismissed. State vs. Wessley Whiting. Embez zlement. Dismissed. State vs. Marshal Jones, Hlenry k Silas, Tomr Wilson, and Green Harris. Ilog stealing. State vs. Laura Snaerling, Mary Sner e ling, Ella Anna T'lhomas, Lucy Ross, g Allice Cullins and Maggie Williams. Charge. commnritting an affray. $10 and costs and ten days in jail, and in default of payment of flue, thirty days more. a Plantation Sarsaparilla and Iodide SPotash is simply wonderful In its effects, and small size only 50 cents Sold by J. S. Guenard drug store. GRANP JURY REPORT. To the Hon. F, F. Montgomery, Judge of the 7th District Court in and for the Sparish of East Carroll: We your Grand Jury. empaneled for the May termn of your fleon. Court, Sbeg leave to present the following re s port : We have examined iuto 21 cases and found 12 true bills. We have examined the jail, court nhouse and clerk's office, and finud them , all in fairly good condition. SWe wish to especially mention the Sexcellent sanitary condition of the jail and surroundligs. We have seen the Sherit's and SClerk's books, aud find them in. ap . parently good condition and neatly , kept. We find crime in our pariah reduced far less than usual. Having acted on all business brought to our knowledge, we re spectfully ask to be discharged. V. MONTGOMERY, Foremanu. SLake Providence, La., May 26, 1894. SA STOREHOUSE OF INFORMATION This is an age of Encyclopedias, and their value is not to be questioned, b1 ut the average person is far too busy ' to spend time in poring over encyclo Spedias, and will cousult a dictionary a hundred times to an encyclopedia once. Nor will much be lost either, Sif the dictionary ii WRBTR'S INTS - NATiOA I L, DiCToTARY which con Stainls a wealth of information making Sit really an encyclopedia, condensed it Sis true, but all the morejvruable for Ithat very reason. Sin fact, the INTERNATIONAL should V be considered a necessity in every family (though the style in which it le presented makes it a louxury as well,) and a saving of three cents a day for a year will provide more than enough mopey to purchasetit. Tbh publishers, G. h C. Merriam Co., of Springfield, Mass., hebeerfily l ad free a pros pectus containing speiamena pages, whib in Itself is well worth a eareful s reedn-g. tr J. a P. Cont' spool Cotton t .l4 e.m. ar eas. This price i a to agrh eae ony. Will. 1Wfuuar, Ae. l :c 'U A .t'VI AT.- R ..." .00 Follotrin close 4Ife.id the advauii eci agents 'of thdle k tPidluce Drtmat- Ti ti Company, UIici'ry Farm appeptid the upon sbe-boards ast the little town ::;I o alt Mayersvill last Wednesday nu!igt.: edg ad iAt Istseless to go Into details as to timr n thle merits of. the.differenj charactera, find ed or as to the beauty ol the seve sisers bow id in the Scartt Drill. Those who: wezW to front here ,say that, they smfpassed aiq ult themselves in the prcsentation: of the tell play here several weeks ago. So we so a ig will leave the uatter right here with to p 00 the public and will attempt som'ething itl of a description of other things. scor s It has been otir pleasure before to Ico testity*to the hospitality, of thI good girl: ak peeple of Mayersville, but now we fort't d. have a task beyond our capacity n' to -namely, to do justice to the welcome is st g ex.endld the P'rpvidqnce ,people las setqe 00 Wednesday. tion so Without particularizing, we will me id only mention the ulnoirinlg zeal of v ib. Doctor and Captain Scudder, and, of, *In Mrs. Capt. Scudder, whose efforts th you t-- success of the play'is ill great' mes9- ore ii- ure due. However, when: we hbegin bod al- to speak of one or two, we recall. a cyni or great many others who contributed satij both by their aid and by their in- qnei ug fluence to the entertainment. an The Court House was filled to over- cyri ri flowing; in fact, we yore informed nea some people were turned away. The out ig neat sum of $74.10 was taken in at the il , door and front the refreshments, which wou id was equally divided between the not .Methodist Church and the Coihlpaiy. and ig Manager Gueuard is to be cungrat- will ulated upon the excellent manner in side g. which the crowd was handled-and the won successful outcome of the entire atffair. bod ed The orchestra were up to their' usual love ys standard of excellence. Miss McCul- not, loch's song was like unto the choral of easi ni or the nightingale. Mr. Duncan's reci- real tation was simply immense. affo g- Ilick'ry Farm, for the present, is a dee( in thing of the past. £imt ad and ys ICE MAKING AT LAKE PROVI- we DENCE. b Mr. Fred Moser, late of the Coa- mst sumers' Ice Company, has leased the canm d. Lake Providence Ice Work and leaves hvib for that city in a few days, to take Job ,- charge of the plant. Lake Providencee Dr will gain an active. useful and agree. able citizen by this business v.aturre ever on the part of Mr. Moser, whose re- harl moval from this city will be much re- atit d gretted.-Vicksburg Herald. ty Mr. Fred Moser was for sFeral bot years with the Consumers' Ice Factory call d of Vicksburg as manager, and comesar td here highly recommended as a sober, will ºs Industrious, good business Wtan, and a sent gentlemlan. Ili assistant, Mr. Ed. ug Tickle. who, by the way, was born in your Providence, is a thorough machinist; mo be saw the Consumers' ice plant put ry up and ra:m it from the beginning that is. until last season; he is a practical ice maker. Under the new management. the .the Y-rovidence Ice Factory is bound have ts to be a success, and when you add to th 10 the popularity of Mr. Moser. up and or t down the river, the fact that the con s ursamers of ice along the river are clamoring for the Providence ice e- e to cause clearer, harder, and better than t t any ice they had last year, we predict nir Sthat thtese gentlemen will not only do u well but are bound to make money. Mrs. Eva Martian, lion. E. J. 1lam- "H of iey and Masters Martian and Edward the be Hamley left last Thursday morning m by the steamer City of New Orleans, gra t for Canton, Mo., the home ot Mayor e- Hlamnley's parents. Mrs. Martian will the spend the summer away, but Mayor yOU es IIanmley will return to us withie four s or five weeks. Na3 , Fourteen long years have elapsed but since 'Ed'", as he is familiarly called 501 le among us, left Canton for Providence dl il to make his home among us. Shtce irng, Id then he never went brsk. In the h p. meantime, he married in Providence, or ly and is now the proud father ot four lovely and iitelligeut boys. lie owns_ T one of the nicest homes in the town, I a is the President of the Ice Faetory;,Q e- and a half owner in the Providence Pe Lumber Company; all of this he has made by his own exertions, prodence W and attention to his business. The a fact that E. J. Hamley is Mayor of N our town for the third term, though dus d quite a young man, evinces the high plea desteem in which he is held by our y people; and in this occasion especially, the the Banner-Democrat loves to pay him the tribute that no better, firmer and a more fearless Mayor ever tilled the in L office since the town was chartered. The If Providence to-day is rid of the law- se less element that used to walk our streets and occasionally attempled to I, st how wbhat they could do, it 14 doe to clos or the fearless way in which Mayor liamley prosecuted them. We are th d glad to see hite taking a vacation, and much needed rest, at tilhe home of his father and mother, who are yet living I,) and have mauy reasom to be groud sh of one that we oOraeves esteem so h highly. lfe. The Banner-Demoorst wishes Mrs. b Martian, Mayor iHamley sad the two the boys a sale trip and a speedy return. p 1 Thelefacctory will be a Ged-ewIrs Sblessing to our colored friends wbo can bring wood to at ail summer, antd % a go b4ack hoe with their cash meney of t -h their poekets. -l-d. Mr. Chris MeYleeta mas up freao w Goadrie's this week taIterdg carurt.. I redtly a l a theusi .e-sAu: tli ITimes-Demoorats,.a l wyrite a letter to t the people I bost wat -to . to r es SYton see, thiakb this little sekeowl t edgemoent at the beginning to save A time and trouble. I know you woould , find. ouJ.ae piece ofi, plagjgrim agy ca how., and4t woid grieze eaho of -sua. Ht to tledth tir have to` tel your bes f irnd d abQut i, ond for bher chnum &t^ btte to 1e tell her next best friend about itLnd. e so on ad infinitum. therefore in order h to prevent such paiuful duties I here e with write'myself plid vifliin on: tlhis sco,neand :proceed with the letter.. Of' t' course,all commpnicationas from girla to d girls aie istrictly confidential. Jane's ' forty page budget to Fanny is for Fan ny's eyes alone. .Now then, this letter, 0 is supposed to hbe very priv.rtc,'adoeun Ssequentlv, in' it. I can ask anty ques tions I please; pray then, don't tihink .tImn forward when I timidly inquire of f yoi,: ',Have you ever been' in lovvP" f '"In ,love!":' you exclaim-but I beg t you to say no wore, I don't wa.nt or txpect an arnswer from you. No 11 body btit a confirmed, hardened old a cynic,, not even dear, tender-hearted, d satirical Thackray, would put such a i- question to a dozen girls and wait for an answer. No body, I say, but a r- cynic who wished to test the ingenious d ness of the human mind. and to find e out how many routes people can take e in order not to arrive at the truth, i would ask such a question. Now, I'm e not a cynic (at least I hope I'm not) and therefore, like jesting Pilate, "[1 1 will not wait for an answer." Be n sides, ..this waiting for an answer we would be extremely foolish. Every r. body knows that a girl that has been in tl love never will tell it, and one that has I not, will always say she has. We can If easily imagine the .woman- that does not i- realize the meaning of a deep, true affection, delightedly saying, -*Yes, in a deed. I've been in love lots and lots of times. Last summer John Homespun and [ had p' a tremendous case, and I- we actually thought our lives -were blrghted- : hen papa said we could'nt _ mitriy, but afterwards, Dick Cityboy e camuo to townand I forgot John was 1 living. Dick ramhed me more than e John ever did-then he---*Ah, well, MissCoq0.ette or Miss Braggart. what. e ever your name may be, you need to harp- no longer on the monideting string, I know your heart hes never been touched, and, as I like not to hear Lbthis word-love. which grey beards ' call divine," desecrated by lips that are young and should be very pure, I will be rude enough to interrupt your sentence; and, as I lose sight of your face Mademoiselle, and on that think of your quiet little friend, something tells me not to ask her the question at all. Those sad, pretty brown eyes warn me gthat it would be cruel; they seem to' say as distinctly as word: ',Among the eighteen or twenty pages which have been turned in that book of life. d there are unhappy some two or three all blistered with tears , and yellowed with the stains -of pressed flowers, and, that it would be a sort of Vandalism to expose them Sto thegarish. light of curiosity. But, mA4rcy, this letter is too rambling, I Smust stop short, and bring myself to the point. Well then to begin again. "-Have you ever been in love?" For d the sake of letting my advice come in smoothly and naturally, I will t#ke for , granted the answer is an unanimous "rNo." Allright, friends.if you ha~en't I1 then I tell you the very best thing r ou Can do lis to immediately fall r in love. ',With whom?" do you ask. Nay, not with any person whatsoever, but with anr idea. 'Fall in love with dsome kind of work; with domestic e duties, with art, with music, with sew eing, with vocal, with literature, in short, with nn3 thingin heaven above e, or the earth beneath, or the waters un der the earth; that is, with anything Sxeept the **Weman's Rights" cause. I char' youS to abjure that subject as you, vaklue your own soul- and the a peace of your fellow belngs! "And what do people want to Swork in hot weather for" you respond. eI answer. ,*For pleasure." We all know there is hope if not happiness in a journey, no matter how Sdusty the road may be, if there is a pleasant goal at the end of it. IDo you suppose men travel across ' the. desert for the felicity of having the Ssurays beating down on their brains, or the old camels jogging them along in the knee-deep sand? Not exactly. They take this earth voyage, for the sake of the prizes which awiLthem at the end of it. S In their mind's eye, they mee the o clood-capped towers and gorgeous r palaces" of the orient looming before " them, and so tley endure the hanger, and the thirst, and ther awfal bodily * fatigue for the wealth of the Indus. g: ish the fgure of speech were as strong as iti old. SWe all have to make thas journey of life. Let us then keep la view some Sobje~t that will eheor and uastaln us on o the weary, weary road. Of eoare-. . P. S--Dear 4 es, 1tgauo lya few miautes left in whicteh to say, I iatedsed wiitirag a stll longer letsrs Sbt waa laseeraptsd by vietteea, three y of thevry psse a I hae bee ad - dreassas ed Ridbst d tyw k ist they - • wae totsltot:s6aboat -ii o;iniiri~rs".~rr Itekigetheet**rai a. t'ppy)Aii~pppearn4 tid wirr tright traIpini.n of cr aud purple anc gkll, wie wil liaU the . slow,. faithful, dro tlarues ,i hart hbltr'asu hoptetllyW startee the rih Tudas:(d: o of Inowiedgtie-4St attV banner? .It sh:l bcear uppt i it'hefir device of the 'MI. L A.Graham Stuidy 'hubb!" N. B.-i-Giris, Syo don't kdow howy I1 h'ted to make the above additionsi fi my letter.' Gentlemuret re in thehabit of seiing sutch witty, sareostkit thing` dabot wonum putting all the news in the- postscrips to their' letters, , that it positively 'worries meto- ftiifk 'I have helped to furnish some little proof of tins ut.tetly false "tte ient;: but yoti see 1 eau't re-wrjte the wholesmatter, and so, for this time, will .hRp _to leave it as it stands. Now then. I. will say goodbye sure enough, and after giving Three cheers for the caravan! will peally stop wtt mfl. - * * C Is your life worth 50 cents ? i)umb Chill! Agues!! Congestive Chill!!! Death!!!! This is the evo lutllon of your chilly senration Plantation Chill Cure will core you. Sol y Gueunarcd rug store. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Uleers, Salts. Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped lhabda, Chilblains Curns, and all Skin Eruptious, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfatelion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by J. S. G uenard Engineer White and assistant En gineer Beard put in an appearance on outr streets Thursday. They were on their way down nuaking a survey of the levees for the purpose of mnaking a general map of all the levees of the ibth District Louisiana Levee Board. Guenard DruStore TAKE STREr, IAKE PROACE. i. 'A Gnsra Aanortmnt ot PgLe Filling Pr csaelpte lIy * s an experienced and daml .-"-leoee I raMrnacirma----- Toilet and Faney Artlcles. Pare Candles. L dreth's Gairden. Seed. : D . . TAD ISn • - 7-.!. Y . M . PURD Y, .i.rnr. g aSSAdCtsBt, U UfrI, WHOLESALE DEALER IS W STErI PIODJOE. Proprietor Wharf-boat. Lake Providence, Iualilu, The attention of ele eoa buyers is aller to my stook tf lry, Or . Os liaa. C aust, Ship rtnlE Barb Wireb' Moal, &uI L" ~.i, Iroi Tiee and Brick. Highest Price Paid for Cotton Seed.-. - osign Freight Care P ulsrs' W .arehouse "eo a e td ls lwa Ia a *rPFOU SSE, LAKE PROVIDENCE, - LOUISIANA. Copper, Tin ad SenN rO , -Tin Rulng STEAM ANO PIPE FITTIrls; Britching and Somkeetacks, Lock and lmýltbi _I ooIUUNO ANW 31IATO tTO*VUS. agJob week of my dseulpties Fi tptlI 4585 Mississippi. HIa- insurancs - ,--o i . " Vioksbulg, Mias. Oiapita`11a . IL . a~rrs, Penedaia A. 0. LEE, PhIolz Assurnee Co4,my,-o A. Wom rta COmIrT. O • . tO u phrasesand 1teev "wesothl0D Mbt sarkýa iae . feesfioat Wans, Kopde . -, atlneourit feor tatc5eardoMPi L. r .ot eis h er ien f i to uarge and p gtdtSutee a worthiess artice. ewnplattion e wl e is sold anud gi-arai-eed by J. S. Gue - ard drug store. Notice. Succession of W. Bodies Keene. dec d. 7tu Olawet Court for East CarroJLPtaris. La. Notice is hereby given t al lftedltas of the succession of W. Bodilen Keene, dee'd., to preselt an account to mo of their respective claimne and the titles -. which thev are *rstattIishs$a I Sige lir, 1,'iat of1rlo. Adni. ' . Sue. of B. .eene.-4e e d. Noti~e. Having completed the listing and having estimated the vaiues of all real asd personal property to this Parish, in accordance with law, notice is hereby given that my lists wilf reasen openfor i nspection aend correc tion at mny olee for a period of twenty dayd, beginning the 10th da of June. i0. Assessor, East Carroll Parishu Lake Providence, Le.. June 1, 1804. Ione.* & a co.n LowpagaN flew... Aue t Wor y