The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-09-13
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Read card headed, Attention, All.
A. Riggs & Bros Cistern Makers; Shop. No.
s7 Delord Street N. o.. Send for Price List.
Are you troubled with rheunatismf Use
Kendalls SPAWN Cure. Read advertisement.
VSee if your name is among tho
list Of jurors.
Considerable fever is prevailing
throughout our section.
Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnville)
knights of Honor, meets every I'd
and 9TH Thursday.
Mr.. ChOate, an active member
of the New Orleans bar paid us an
agreeable visit on Saturday last.
Mr.. q. Roth, the active young
merchant across the Meschacebe
favored us with a call last Monday.
We understand that our popular
friend II. l.. Youngs, Esq, OF Bouttc,
has embarked in merchandising bl
starting first class country store.
Our affable friend l. p. ID =.
Bauttc, of the welhknown firm of
Hermann & Grossman, of New Or
LEANS dropped in on us Saturday
last.
Mr.. S. d. Tlrower, the efficient
assistant on the Trinity (LessasSier,)
plantation, about seven miles above
nahnville, called on Us on Monday
last aud subscribed for Lle HERALD.
Next!
The Davis crevas se levee is pro-
crossing. There are about three
hundred cOnlicts at work, and the
work already done seems to be very
substantial. 1t is hoped that thls
will prove success.
Tue HERALD WAS honoIed with
visit from our friend, nous UerTOnS,
(Judge j. ID. Augustin,) on Monday
last. Tis so seldom that we see or
hear from him that we began TO
doubt the meaning of the non de
plume,
The only authorized ferry for
Hahnville, can be found at the land
ing, rear of the postoffice; it crosses
from Hahnvilleat 8 a. M, and Up.
M, in order to meet passengers by
Mississippi Valley Railroad trains
which reach Sarpy station at $40 A,
NJ, and 6 z. NJ, and during tile day
when necessary.
Our esteemed friend, Mrs. X. M.
Haggerty opened her private school
with quite a good attendance and
the prospect of securing Il larger
number shortly. We ale glad to
see that our citizens appreciate her
services,as we'll as to note the cred.
liable desire to secure an education
for their children.
Notwithstanding the ruin caused
by the Davis crevasse, several
plantations in the parishes of St.
Charles and Jefferson will be con.
siderable improved thereby. We
noticed in particular the louisa
place lat. ~, fought for rice culture
by Mr.. LeBonrgeois, it has a fine
deposit of sand, and no doubt he
will raise cane instead of rice here.
after. sc i99
Quite an interesting sight was
witnessed few evenings since, viz:
Our young friend Jonas Gugenheim,
who by the way, lately reached the
head of his class, was observed sit
ting up in the swing at his house
and his chum, Morgan Shen, was
underneath him, both of them stud
ying for dear life.
We received a pleasant visit on
Wednesday last from our genial old
time friend, MI. Nathan w. GoOdale,
representing our esteemed comtem-
pOrary the Louisiana Sugar BOscl.
Mr.. GoOdale was on his way below
here intending to view the progress
in levee building at the Ashton froit
and the Davis creyasse, calling on
old and making new friends, an well
rs picking mp new subscribers en-
route. We congratulate our friend,
j. Z. Gilmore on his having secured
the services of such an energetic and
able aSai0fantlll nnor ,i4..x, fholyi Iixys,