The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1875-09-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Furniture is needed by every person that
keeps house Good furniture is useful and or
namental, and makes every house look neat
and comfortable Mr. Kraemer one of the
best furniture manufacturers IN tine country
has located in Hahnville, and any person CIV
ING him an order will be we'll treated, and re-
ceive what he bargains Tor.
Mr. August Almstedt, with whom cabinet
making and furniture repairing is specially.
has established shop on Front street. between
Lincoln and Julia streets. His motto is ex
pressed in hia advertlsenent-'ail ORDERS exc
cuted with dispatch and satisfaction guaran-
teed."
The store of Mr.. Chapsky, corner OF Front
and Lincoln streets, and painted red, mas re.
ceiyed the popular maine of the "ked store OF
Hahnville. For abundance OF stock. SIZE OF
store and excellence OF arrangement IL Is uh :
excelled along the coast.
Planters of this parish need no longer keep
regular harness makers and saddlers ON their
plantations. Mr.. GortOn, of liahnviiie, nj
tends to all branches of the sadd,ery business
He makes harness. trims and paints CARRIAGES
and undertakes every kind of work i'll his line
of business. He works for cash, and Will traao
for old buggies and buggy iron.
Persons who desire skiffs and other kinds
beats should give their orders to Mr: roper
kOrn OF this place. He Is IL most skl,ii", INC
cbonic both IN boat building and all kinds 0f
carpenter work. He does his work WE'LL
quickly and at reasonable rates.
F.B. Earhart, attorney at law, located per
manently in this parish will practice his pro
fession in the Fourth Judicial District, EN-
bracing the parishes of st. Charles, st JOhn
St. James and Ascension. His law ONCE Is q
| Hahpyille, where all communications VII
reach HIM See his card i'll another column.
Mr.. Hunzleman, who keeps the store and
| coffee house on the corner OF Front and Juli;s
streets. adjoining the Hahnville Concert Hall;
has an excellent stock of groceries, wines ana
| licuors and other articles. He sells cheap,
givrs full weight and measure aud is attentive
| to his business, and polite to his customers.
| Mr.. Adam Schneider, in this village. is
most excellent carpenter and cistern maker
| furniture repairer and varnisher. we can
| recommend him "a q man who UNDERESTIMATE"
his business and who will faithfully carry
| out his contracts.
Those wishing anything done in the black
smith or carriage making line OF business Will
| do well to call Oh MIR. Fox, our viliage
blacksmith. He Is no common mechanic, aha
has already astonished the people OF our parish
with the elegance and finish of his work. He
makes and repairs wagons and buggles shoes
horses. and does all kinds OF iron Work.
We call particular attention to the lsAs.
stock of groceries, dry goods, and variONa> the
articles at the store OF w. l. Mothtt, aud ia tine
fact that he can sell ut as low figures as those
of any merchant in New Orleans. Nh. Geo
| Clammanns is connected with the estahiisn-
ment and will treat customers WEAA Ills aeeu"-
toned politeness and business accuracy
Mr.. Joseph Stein. tho shesmaker OF Hahn-
vile, is doing "land.othee hnsiness. Cos
tOun0rs come to him fraln sh parts oi tue pa 4.
ish, from Boutte Station, up anu ao"n w.
coast, and from the opposite side OF the rlfe!
His work gives general satisfaction. tie ID
equally good in making new boote anu snoc.
as well "a repairng them. He IA dTtways
found at lila last and is attentive to baslnsss
Give him o call
As there - much building constantly goinf
| ON in this village and vicinity, it would DC wei
to remember that tin gutter are better thAi
, wooden ones, inasmuch as they do not ury up
would suggest that better work, and at NOR lot
reasonabie prices, can be be obtained from MI
Henry Aichel, Of Hahnville, than from me
chanics in the city. Mr.. Aichel does genera
business in the tin. copper and sheet iron llii'
and always gives satisfaction 10 planters "n
others needing his services or goods.
Il We have often wondered why it Is that mel
who smoke good deal do not buy n box o
Ecigars at time considering that in this man
+ er they could purchase cigars Mt four Or fl
cents each which retail mt the shops and store
at ten and fifteen centsi This would be
great saving every year. And We have ais
wondered why the stores along our river cOas
: bought their cigars at New Orleans. when th'
same kind of cigars might be manufactured q
reasonable prices in our midstl But we viii
NO longer have cause to notice thcse stran q
things. Mr.. Manade has removed his eis2
manufactury from st. John parish to Hahn
vile, and now keeps his men constantly en-,
ployed in making good cigars for the people o
this parish and mo-e distant places The quail
ty and cheapness Of his cigars are not excellc,
: anywhere. Just try him