The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-11-08
The vote in New Orleans wNs d

The vote ia, New t1Flrans was d
very fair one. Ii was very peace
able, ard we hear nothing said
vagaiilst It's fairnesS
NJ Lafaseite tirl las as set Ills
tillalfsfed herself lly slopilig With
hcr Fathers lli,eama4s Is lh~re a
lack ofl eut,apriseg--[ Eaf,yette All.
AyertiAeTA
The 70. dis are reported badly cut
MP III rariaus wards of tliis paI isll
While u continuance Of rainy
weather. im'yl he expected, we need
hope for nothing g9ntI in the shape
% coiutlNr roaslS.-i Frliciana Sen
tiBel. III
Err. tiay Is one of The best posted
istr !sginath he State regarding the cul
tilrr Of Sugar and Rice. la Con
gleSs his knowledge would he in
iy,lnabe, in the comm, lee ropns.
lei lin 'e,selll there -[FlIihodaux
Seuiilirl. ts.,i KIT IS l'.
THE supreme Court met al
Shreveport, Monday. The Docket
.isS 'ligift one, Tie increased lnris
lllirti,,iI If the CONT Of Appeals will
{leprrYrt The Suprs me Count of
great deal ebfhe hu is,ess tliat II ii.
ll"fore f,lltio IL lila. Advance.
. Work pli The iron girtlrr,lnidge,
ai'ross Bj on DIES A,l.nantIs, on he
Morgan Railroa,l,a lf1S been com
lpencNd. The bri,'ge, icli Isl /
repEare th woo len one SO long in
Ease, will bp 800 te.t long, with u draw
IN llie centre Of nilefy feel twill
REST on Il, E,uu,ll ioa of ,.re0,dteil
fl4lller, willliipH track singers.
The COMPANY are still engaged in
raising Ire track opposite Dal is
crerir-se -fohAvii,,., IN
The LoAiSia1ea Cotton Boz takes
the pace iftIlr S@ga,. B5,cl 1T MN
lhsq u gan'i from an alle.qyint;,.s
swill praNeth WORTHY Sticreasor. Tn
Cotton Boil Is i fnf-plga,.lhirtN,
two column Journal With IL patent
.ontsi,te, published hA litss,fs. Gil
NOR u Law lpnta and edit i,thy Ar.
], =. Lawltn, formerly local ditb
at the Sugar Bo1ol. Mr.. Eawtol, is
~ son of the laie venerable .Ind@t
WN. II L wtnn Of ST. james. who
died long SINCE. Snccess TO the
Cotton BoH--[ Chilf.
af The employment lmniittep of the
Young Mems Christian Assoei.ti, .,
held meeting. AT he rooms laS
night. TheA have decided to- OPEN
an Employment Bureau for Young
men, and hope the merchants am.
Others pe,tliiIg help will encourage
i heir cttor,s 10y applying at The
rooms wh.1i hey need any one IT,
ito amy kid,l 81 work, esrn ifionly
for \ short time. 1l,eh. intent ioni$
t0ald worlsiy Npuie i'll securing
einpl0S ment ifppssilllp.a The mem
hers of this committee are: w. b.
Blonmileid. cltairm James NJ.
Emery; secleiarS; w. l.. Shepnr.l
and JaInas i'hfrraltl.- II lines Dem
nerat. .si..s3 ,r 5ad3oTf ames
Here is what tile NIemnhiS dra
talicRe. hrs to,SaN ab ut man wio
out planting all c lion brforo il
was too late:
."He walked into lle, Aralancke
sedAori j roam yesterday afieifihin.
'ihr editol looked MP and Sill, How
'lef but liii nor recognize his Visit i
The aforesaid visitor was wei
dressed, and his manncr Indicated
a prnsl 'eronS man, He might b,4 il
well-Iol0 city INGREDIENT or u wra
thy railroad president. He was
neither. He WAS, in short, the Plow
boy. Three Years ago he was a
lShrlhN county cotton planter con
StautlAi in tlpht to his merchant
DE was i'll clad and poorly, fed He
was bound hand and foot 20 the
nn,n:hii,l, because, without the
merclant he w,Iuld Starve. But a
marvellous change has come over
the Plowhoy. Instead 81 cotton he
raises corn. grass, hogs, sheen and
ssaI7le. He sells 100 pounds Of bu
ter per week in'the Memphis mar
Ret. He owes no man anything
AMI always dasimpneS in his pocket.
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