East Carroll County Louisiana Archives News.....Local News November 18, 1904
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The Sentry November 18, 1904
  Mrs. J.L. Kennedy Has accepted a position with Mr.Pepperman, the jewelery 
man. She entered upon her new duties Tuesday .
  Orders taken for Wedding Invitations, Reception Cards, Visiting Cards.  All 
copper pleate engraving, in the lastest designs.  Sentry Ptg. Co.
  Misses Morine Smith and Zola Gidden, who wer the  guests of Mrs. G.C. Martin 
last wee, left Sunday for their home at Ashton.
  The dance given by the young men of Providence on last Friday evening at the 
Opera House, which brought to a close the festivities of the East Carroll 
Fair, was one of the most enjoyable events of the season.
  Dayton Ohio,  Mrs Mary Simpson-- "Everything disagreed with me and the baby 
until I used Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.  Now baby sleeps and grows like a 
weed." 35c. Tea or tablet form.  Sold by J.S. Guenard.
  NOTICE-- The oil mill of the Carroll Oil & Ice Company will be operated this 
season.  Seed producers are requested not to make any contracts for the sale 
of their cotton seed until a repsentative of our mill can see them.  
               Carroll Oil & Ice. Co.

  The new gas lights, which the Lake Providence Mercantile Co. have had placed 
in their store, add greatly to the attractions of the building.  E.S. Richards 
& Son, who have the exclusive agency for the light in Louisiana, are putting 
them in all up-to-date stores.

  Mrs. Mary McGuire died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John 
McGuire, age 79 years.  The funeral, which was conducted by Rev. C. Mahe, took 
place Monday afternoon.  The Sentry extends its sincerest sympathy.

  Mrs. Josie Bradley, of Oak Grove, has been the guest of Miss Mary Jackson 
for several days this week.

  We were unable to obtain a list of the prizes awarded by the East Carroll 
Fair Association for publication this week. 

  An exchange says: The up-to-date man appears to think that his importance is 
heightened in proportion to the badness of his manners.

  Miss Joemaie Egelly has accepted a  position with the Standard Drug Co., 
during the illness of Mrs. W.H. McCulloch.

  Photographs done in the latest styles and at moderate prices at my tent.  I 
have just installed a set of new backgrounds and scenery.-- James Reid, 
Photographer. 

  "I was troubled with constipation and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my 
complexion was ruined;  Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea brought back my health 
and complexion."  Mary Allen, St. Louis. 35c.  Sold by J.S. Buenard.

  Mrs. J.C. Bass and pretty little daughter, Miss Fannie, returned Tuesday 
from Hot Sprins, Ark., where they had been for the past three weeks.  We are 
glad to learn tha they left Mr. Isaac Bass much improved in health.

  You don't have to pay 75c for good box candies; buy Nunnally's Providence 
Drug Co.

  'Taint no use to sit down and whine,
   When no fish get tangled in your line;
   Bate your hook with a bumble bee,
   And keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
 
  Meerschaum pipes and a full line smokers' articles at Providence Drug Co. 


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