The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-09-20
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The Hebrew New Year begun at
6 O'clock last evening.
Considerable fever is prevailing
throughout our section.
Hon. Emile Rost of our parish, is
on visit to Waukpsha, Wis.
Leah Lodge No. 1891, {Hahnville)
Knights of Honor, meets every I'd
and 4th Thursday.
Our old friend, Col. Owen Nc.
Lerall, lett yesterday morning, lor
short surveying trip to st. Ja,. es.
Leon Sarpy, Esq, our energetic
plantcroppuSite HahuvilIe, vii turn
out about 1900 barrels OF rice this
year.
Mr.. Arthur st. Pey, resident of
this paiish, just above Hahnville,
died on Saturday morning last of
typhoid fever.
Considerable work has been done
on the Davis crevaSse levee, and =
hope 10y the last Of October to chIon
icfe lis competition.
Capt. +. L. Burke, of Iberia, paid
tue Courthouse a visit GA Thursda,
last in the interest of the Morgan
Railroad Company.
The HERALD is indebted to Mr..
Arthur Brou, member Of our police
jury for this ward, for an agreeable
visit Tuesday last.
The fair sex take advantage OF
the good weather and roads, and
can daily be seen r5ding or driving
by at a lively gait.
Our energetic upper coast friend
and merchant, Mr.. L. WormSer, has
treated himself to a new gallery ia
front of his store.
We acknowledge receipt from Mr..
Anthony Hartman, of"Home Place.
Of some fine sweet potatoes, the best
we have seen this year.
Edw. Poole, Esq, an esteemed
subscriber and resident five miles
above Hahnville, dropped in On us
Wednesday morning last,
Mr.. James A. Wright, the eff
cient representative OF the Diebold
safe Co, of % Camp street, New
Orleans, made a pleasant call on us
Tuesday morning last.
The young rice king of our section,
brother postmaster and merchant,
Mr.. M. J. Ohapsky, of Luling, below
Hahnville, favored the HERALD
with visit on Tuesday evening.
We regret to announce the death
of Mrs. b. b. Tenney, of Boutte, La.
She was the sister Of Mr.. A. j. Beal
man, of our town. She leaves quite
a large family to mourn her loss.
We regret to Learn of the loss BY
fire, on Sunday night last, OF the
barn on the Trinity (LessaSsier
llantation) seven miles above Hahn
Vile. The fire is attributed to spon
1aneous combustion.
Mr.. Leon Sarpy's sugar house is
nearing completion. 1t will be
complete in every respect. He Ger
tainly is to be congratulated Oh his
success, Notwithstanding the severe
consequences of the high water Of
last year.
Mr.. Morris Felix the genial brother
of our over the river merchant, Sol.
Felix, favored us with visit on
Thursday evening last. Mr.. Felix
lsnow drumming for the we'll known
Tobacconist, JOS. Kantz, of No. 50
Gravier street, New Orleans.
On the 'Edmeen clantatiou ofthis
parish, of Mr.. r. Viterbo, there are
some interesting experiments being
tried with the different fertilizers
aud their effect ON the cane plant.
Mr.. Viterbo, is solving the much
lnooted and little tried virtues OF
irrigation on the cane. So tar, we
believe, it has subserved the train
falr which has been lacking here
about for many weeks, very welt
No scalding OF crop follows as The
lfriogfion Is nraefirp I af niobt