The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-10-25
70 See Election Notice.
10 Read Registration Notice.

LEY CCO OttkOn ANOtlONs
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The river is falling ar this point.
A. Riggs & Bros Cistcrn Makers, Shop. No.
247 Del0rd Street N. o.. Send for Price List.
Are you tronbled with rheul ,atismi Use
kenda1l's SPAWN lure. Read advertisement.
The attention of our readers is
called to the card headed" For Sale"
Mr.. Leon Sarpy. began cutting
cane this week and will grind next
Monday.
The sugar mills Of this and adj
Joining parishes are nearly all at
work. y
Leah Lodge No. 1891, tHahnviileg
Knights of Honor, meets every 20
and 4th Thursday.
In the case of the State gs Antonio
Darone, charged with murder, the
Grand Jury found true bill.
The alone" plantation just below
Hahnvillp, began hauling cane on
Tuesday morning last, to the FStar''
plantation about two miles above
Hahnville.
The Dorvm levee above HaIlnl lille.
has been staked ont by the Boart
# State Engineers aud the probabi,
lity is that a new one will Ne built
there soon.
Our progressive merchant, Sol.
Felix has opened drug store and
har-rOom on each side nf his st0rr
located just above IIahuvil!e, across
the Big Muddy.
Mr.. Matt NJ. Mari, of the well
known house of A. Dclpit, now
CA. Duflho) the celebrated tobacco
MIST, of Is St.LouiS St, New Orleans
dropped in on It's Saturday last.
We received II couple of stalks of
cane from the "AShton" plantation
about three miles below Hahnville.
They are nearly two inches III thick
ness, have twenty one joints and are
10 feet high.
Our police jury have appropriated
$500. towards the "I.evre Repair
Fund" of the Miss. Valley Railroad,
tor the purpose of keeping the levee
of the Left bank in a safe condition
TO resist the floods of the Father of
Waters.
we are glad to learn that our
planters do not expect andwili not
require any work to be done on cleo
tiOn day. This will enable all our
citizens to vote, and thus discharge
their duties to their country. Let
every man vote, no matter What party
he belongs to: this is solemn duty.
Judge M. Hahn, the Judge of the
twenty-slxth Judicial District, " ho
is the nominee for Congress for the
Second Congressional District, some
time since, sentenced man for man
slaughter in Jefferson parish, to
Tour years in the penitentiary. Our
Levee Governor has seen fit to
change the sentence to four years
in the parish prison thereby entail
ing an expense Oh the parish amount
ing to at least $780,.
We are pleased to note that du-
ring court last week when one negro
had another arrested for shooting at
him, and the evidence showing that
he, too, had been wearing fire arms
previous to the shooting, our worthy
Judge Nj. Hahu,promptly sentenced
each to pay "a fine or go to the parish
prison.
A prompt and vigorous enforce.
ment of the law everywhere would
soon break up the pernicious habit
of carrying weapons.
The country parishes of the
Second Congressional District have
not had representative since the
war, the New Orleans end of the
District always forcing the candl.
date on the people. The country
part OF the District, embracing the
important sugar and rice parishes
OF st. James, st. John, st. Charles
and jefferson, now call for repre-,
EentatiOn and are determined to
vote for the protective tariff and
river improvement candidate, Judge
Michael Hahn, and will see that the
ward bHmI8ers of New Orleans will
not deprive the people Of their choice