The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-12
Parish Paragraphs.
ST. CHARLES TIME TABLE,
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Mississippi Valley Railroad
LEAVES SARPY'Si1STAT1ON
going south at 900 a. M; going noi til | Sc am
2,l5p.m.; I" 6,0Opm.

going south at 800 a. m; going north ! ,56 am
215p.m.; Z" g 600p.m.
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u See proceedings Of Police Jury
The weather has again turned
warm with every indicationlof rain
Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnville)
Knights of Honor, meets every "a
aid 4th Thursday.
Trains on the Mississippi Valley
Road will run to Vicksburg OH or
before the first of August.
Our genial District Attorney Ger
vais Leche, was present at the Dis
trict Court and favored us with a
visit OIL Saturday last.
Messrs. Morris and Burke of the
Ashton plantation and Mr.. Hicks
Youngs, of Boutte were at tie Court
house, on Monday last, looking well
and hearty.
The murderer, Amos S;eaton, who
was sentenced to be hung i'll ST.
John parish lust month, died there
on Thursday nurning last, in the
parish Jail.
Owing to the lack OF II qnoram at
the Courthouse on Saturday last.
there was no meeting OF the School
Board; we will give the proceedings
q asubsequentmeeting on Sa ut'lay
next.
A prel mlnAry examination was
granted by Judge Hahn, on Satur-
day last, in the l,ahranche murder
case, after hearing which, the evil
dcnce being so clear and juslifiable,
the accused were all discharged.
Horseback riding is. we are
pleased to SIZE, INDUCED in hy mum
hers Of the fair ones of onr parish
Almost every evening, while thc
roads are, good they can e seer
riding or driving by at Il lively gait
We acknowledge receipt of invi
tation TO the Grand Ball, to be aivei
! tonight, bv the ot. Charles Brass
Band, assisted by the String BAN
of ST .Jobn. 1t will doubtless b'
a grand affair, as quite a numbe
from a distance expect to be present
We were favored with a call from
our popular friend, j, Z. Gilmore
M. D., of Edgard, st. John, La
The Doctor is quite busy in on
neighboring parish as wellas on
own, AS he is frequently called her
by telephone.
We do not know her name bu
her fathers name is Abe Katz, VIII
was fortunate enough OIL Monda
last, to draw prize in the comm
hal lottery in the shape of a bouf
cling girl baby. We congratulate
him and his worthy better half 0
their good fortune.
The nature in front of the Kell
mansion,now Ashton plantation, ha
recently caved into the river takin
with it one half of the levee, in SON
places to the extent of about AZ
feet front. The caving is still goin
OH and will necessitate the buildi
of new levee of some three or fol-
arpents i'll length.
Mrs. L. P. DeBautte, accompanit
hon piStnp Miss EuaYnl NpO
and Miss Jennie Foster, GALL of Ne
Orleans) who are on visit to OF
parish, took another trip to St. Jol
this week, where they were met
Mr.. L. p. DeBautte, the effice
Junior member of the well know
firm of Hermann s. Gressman,
New Orleans, who returned to o
parish with. them.
Our merchants below Hahnvil
viz: Messrs. GaSsen, Blum al
Chapsky, were tai Ell in nicely by
genteel tramp, the first of this we
who. representing to them that
wished to purchase II gallon of tn
best whiSkey, succeeded in getti
drink from each, 10y promising
return later with a demijohn for
whiskey, but, alas, lie returneth II
Mr.. Owen McEeran, our lev
commissioner, made tour of
spection as far as Jefferson par
on Thursday last, with view
>ascertaining the probable cost
the repair to. levees, necessary
place them in a safe condition
next high water. He will max
trip to the upper end of the par
III IA short time for the same j
nose