The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-08-16
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A. Riggs, g. Bros Cistera Makers; Shop, No
247 Delord Street N. o.. ae,d for Price List.
Are you troubled with 4fheulnatisaaf Use
Kenda1ls SPAWN ture. Read advertisement.
There will I've a called meeting of |
our Police Jury OH Monday next.
The attention of our readers is
called to the card headed" For Sale"
Special attention is called to the
dist of jurors for next term of court.
Rain is threatening and is very
much needed by the crops Of our !
parish.
The river has risen at this point |
about eighteen inches during the !
past week.
Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnville)
Knights of Ilonor, meets every 2d |
and 4th Thursday.
The total olmt of assessments
Throughout this paUish f,r the year
1884, is $i,3Ol, 10000.
We were favored with call on |
Thursday evening last, from Mr.. X.
j. Morgan, OF Trinity plantation,
ahoye Huhnvillc.
Owing to the frll in the price Of
sugar, our Planters have been COM
peIitd to r.duce tie price of Labor
10 seYcHty i've eenis per day.
Mr. Rri<s, the active representa-
tive Of anlcs Samuel, of tiretna,
passed through HahnviIlc, with his
rcdliing wagon, Wednesday mora
ing.
Hahnville and our sanctum We're
favored with. Il pleasant visit on
Tuesday last from AN old time res.
dent, Mr.. w. |. Mottdtt, now of her
vile,
This end of the Texas & Pacific
Railroad, Qor the past fin months
lille. owing to the Davis creVaSse,)
resumed business on Sunday morn.
ing last.
A section of the tboss magnolia"
tree for the Exposition, is to be
shipped within few days. 1t was
grown in our neishtoling parish OF
ST. John.
The Rice and Sugar planters of
st, john and st. Cllaiaes Parishes,
Left bank, can beast of having fine
crops. Rice cutting began III this
section last week.
Miss Blanche Hockersmith, q sis.
ter OF Mrs. Geo. z. z. David, form
.erly resident of st. Charles, is on
~ visit to our parish the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack ROuselle.
Our popular friend. Mr. Conrad,
of st. Peters, st. John parish, will
give another grand ball this evening,
and extends Il cordial invitation 10
the young men of st. Charles to be
present.
Our esteemed friend and medico,
DIR. j. z. Gilmore, OF Edgard, St.
John, favored Hahnville with sew.
eral visits this week in his double
team. He was accompanied by bis
wife; aunt aud cousin.
We are pleased to state that the
Telephone line between New Or.
leans and Port Allen. is again on
its feet, as parties converse with
ont any difficulty, and can hear each
other very plainly. We are in
formed that the company intends
to overhaul the line, and give it q
general repairing.
Mr.. Jos. Kantz, the energetic
Tobdcconist of No. So Gravier st
New Orleans, paid his usual visit t
ilahnyille this week. He was ac
companied by bis amiable wife Il
whom the HERALD is indebted fol
a pleasant visit yesterday; she re
manned here aud is the guest of on
old friend and merchant, JOSEPH
Gugenheim,
The Ball given at st. Peters, st
John, La, ON last Saturday nigh
by MIR. Conrad, was IA grand success
Among tie numerous gentlemeI
guests we noticed were Dir. b. la
Place, Jr, and a. j. Bongere, j
The popping of c0rks was hear
until a late honr, when the guest
dispersed to their homes expressin
themselves as having Lad an Ell
joyable time.