The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-24
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A. Riggs, g. Bros Cistern Makers; Shop, No
247 Delord Street N. o.. Send for Price List.
Are you troubled with rheumatisml Use
Kendalps SPAWN lure. Read advertisement.
~ See card headed, Notice.
Keep close watch on. the levees.
The health of our parish is good.
The river has fallen several inches
within tie past few days.
Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnville)
Knights of Honor, meets every I'd
and 4th Thursday.
Mr.. P. N, Bossier, eur upper
coast merchant, favored us with
visit few days ago.
Mr.. Moll, of st. John, has planted
number of umbrella china trees
along the Ieyee in front of his place.
We received a pleasant call on
Tuesday morning last, from Mr..
Alfred Reynaud, Of Edgard, st. John
Parish, La.
Mr.. L. Soublet, the efficient Dep
auty Clerk of the jefferson Court,
1itl ored us with a visit on Thursday
last.
The foodgates Of heaven were
opened OH Saturday last and, it
lailed nearly all day and several
times this week causing our roads
to be almost impossible.
We received a pleasant call on
Thursday last, from JAS. ID. Seguin,
Esq, popular attorney ofthe New
Orleans bar.
Our boss baker, storekeeper, and
saloonist, Mr.. A. Peperkorn, is, we
notice, enlaaglug his establishment
to meet the demands OF his increas
ing business.
Richard Miller, the colored boy
who was recently released from Jail
jim this p ish, will hear Of some
thing to his advantage by calling on
Mr.. Baquie, his attorney.
Our crops and those of our neigh
boring parish of st. John, although
somewhat backward, owing to the
late season, present u fine appear
ance and vigorous growth.
Rev. Father Badoil, of st. Peters
Church, ST. John Parish, has OBJ
tanned leave Of absence, and has
gore on a visit to his relations in
France. We wish him pleasant
voyage.
We are indebted to our genial
President of the sModoc Club" Ger
vaiS Leche, Esq, and his assistant,
Judge J.D. Augnstin,for their usual
visit while in town, during session
sot Court.
A. =. Billings, Esq, the we'll
known attorney of New Orleans,
attended the District Court in SEES
sion here on Thursday last. His
-estimable lady accompanied him on
a visit to Hahnville.
The District Court completed all
its business for the last criminal
term on Saturday last, except the
case of DR.. Meng, for embezzlement,
which, together with some rules,
went over to the present week.
DR.. F. DePoincy, our neigh5or
opposite, has repaired aud made
considers BILE improvement in the
looks of his residence, which, with
the addition of a garden in front,
causes it to present quite neat and
attractive appearance.
On Thursday evening last, a col.
Ored man by the name of John
Patrick, was found drowned in the
sWamp,abont two miles above Hahn
vile, where himself and son in
law had been working all day. 1t
remains mystery to us how the
unfortunate man met his death.
E. Sabourin, Esq, a prominent
attorney with MeSsrs J.V Nicola, Of
the firm of Nicola s. Lacasse and
our atfable friend, Felix Reynaud,
IL of New Orleans, honored our
sanctum, the District Court and
Hahnville with a visit this week,
The case Of Vial VS.. Moll, which
is attracting considerable attention
in st. John Parish, was fixed for
trial, by consent, for last Monday
Judge Hahn repaired to ST. John on
that day, but on account of the
lingering Sickn, IS of defendant and
the absence OF witnesses the case
was continued to the first Monday
in June.