The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-05-16
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The river is rising here.
u Read judicial advel tisrmcnts.
A. Riggs g. Bios. Gstern Makers office at
AZ Delord street N. o.. send for ilics List
Attention is called 10 card headed
Notice 10 the public.
Attention is called to proceedings
Of the Parish Executive Democratic
Committee, i'll IN S issue.
Ouryoung friend, Jui, Eodrigue,
Esq, was onanothtr tripto our parish
selling sewing machines. He gave
us q cali on Wednesday last, and
looked as jovial as ever.
Our sanctum was brightned on
Thursday last by a visit from Mrs.
Abe Katz, accompanied by her guest.
Miss Clara N9wnaUSrr, OF New Or
leans, who is here on d visit.
Mr.. Emile &. TaStrt, a pilot OF the
steamer YaZoo Na'',, is on visit
to our parish He is stopping with
lis sister. Mrs Plaride Bauhouin,
while tile boat is laid up 70, repairs.
y rattle.nake about twenty-five
Years odd, between seven and ell t
sect long, and three inches tbi !.
. Was killed back oi the Fashioa pl,r.
alton. This is the third large 81
of that kind that has been killed vi
the place lately.
We were pleased to see Mr.. Good
ale, the travelling agent and CORES
pondent OF our contemporary the
Sugar Bolcl and Farm JOuWal, on
Monday evening last He WIS On
his way TO the city from businc s.
tour in the interest Of the paper.
Mr.. GOodale is I'm gentleman of
polished manners and he is ever wei
coined in our midst.
The hail storm OF Thu SHAY morn.
ing last, WIS one to be long remcn.
bered by the people between the
Star plantation aud Freetown and
Boutte station. Mr.. A. j. Foote,
overseer Of Mr.. Da4ieau, of the
Mary plantation, who happened to
be in the tieIa at die time, wa, Sc
riouSly injured; and theroiu, IT, $
etc, were in some places seriously
damaged.
On Sunday last. the people in the
neighhorhoOd of Mr.. l.. A. Ketem's
about three miles above HahlNiile,
were alarmed by Il rice.hume giving
away. 1t seems that thu. tlume was
placed there sometime ago, but did
not get the proper time for the dirt
to settle, and the consequences were
that it gave way; but. fortunately,
the river is not at its height, other.
wise it might have been serious
Mr.. r. Milhktn of the Waterford
and KillOna plantations of this par
iSh, We are informed, intends having
Il jnte factory there, as he has pur
chased the jute machine at the
Worlds Exposition. This will be
good step towards making our
parish an industrious spot in
Louisiana We wish it the success
it we'll deserves.
Quite number of the legal lumi
nalieS of New Orleans and else.
where were present at Court during
the past week, among whom were
MessrS Alfred Shaw, q "A. Breaux
GeryaiS Leche, Morris 81 Ks, A. f
Billings, +. b. EarHar,, Michael
Hahn, r. g. HarliN, Z. a. b quiz
and j. ID. Augu>tin. Nearly all q
whom favored Hdhnvilie' with Il
visit previous to their return.
We feel it a painful duty to bc
called upon to clruulcgr the deall
OfOne Of our most respected citizens
Mr.. j. b. Gassen, at "a bright ODD age
which occurred on last Thurstlay,:.l
GarrOllton. For sometime past liz
had been a constant sufferer, an,
finally made his demise for better
land. He leaves two sons and nnt
daughter to mourn his loss. W.
extend our coincidence to the be
leaved ones