The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-08
The river is falling at this point

The river is falling at this point.
A. Riggs g. Bros. Cistern Makers office at
447 Delord Street N. O.. send for Price List.
WSee card OF S.D.Gusline, MD.
Honey for sale, clop of 1885, AT
70 cts. per gallon. Apply to G. M.
higgins, Hahnvllle, La.
D. r. Lewis, ESQ, an old and
former resident Of Hahnville, is now
clerking tor Messrs. Katz 81 Strauss,
at the Courthouse store.
We received from Mr.. Placide
Baudouin, with compliments of lis
wife, fine selection of peaches
grown in his orchard, for which she
will please accept our hanks.
Miss Sophie Newhauser, OF New
Orleans, who has been spending
several weeks with Mrs. Abe Katz
of our village, expects to rttu II
home to morrow evening.
Mr.. Aft Reynaud, of st. John par
ish, the efficient young collector of
the Red River and Coast Line, I,ald
us pleasant call yesterday, while
on his collecting "Trip in our parish
The young widow of Mr.. j NJ.
Maumas, returned to Hdhnville
last Saturday from New Orleans, to
make her future home with her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Pep rkorn.
Quite an interesting game of Base
Ball was played last SUNDAY eve
ming between the Eagle Jr'S of
Hahnville and The Frank BoyleS
of upper coast, which resulted III
the Eagle Jr's coming out the victorS
hv score of 81 to "a. They will
meet the Bcut,e boys TO morrow
for 81.
The Red River and Coast Line
will run during the rice season, a
sufficient numb + OF boats to attend
to h. wants OF their patrons. They
will run the SIR "Isabep as special
daily boat as high as Louisa planta-
ton, leaving New Orleans every
day except Mondays at 9 o'clock.
A difficulty occur. led between two
colored men, John VariSte, and
VIM Fenroy, on Saturday evening
last. at Troxltrss about two miles
above Hahnville, in which the latter
was knocked down senselesS with a
hickory club. Variste gave him
self up and was Immediately re
leased on $50 bond.
We were favored with visit
twice this week from our affaht
medico, j. z. Gilmore, of Edgard
st. John, La. He was accompanied
by his friend and claSSmate OF 4
& NJ. College, Prof. Ferguson. latt
of Deaf and Dumb Institution
Baton Rouge, La, who is on rial
to the Doctor.
MessrS. Katz & Strauss the en,r
getic young merchants of this
parish, opened the "Ama" store
just below the Davis crevasse OF
last Saturday. 1t is under tn
management Of our friend, ABB
Strauss, ESQ.,, whose business
qualities will soon build them
road TO success.
The Bee King of our village, Mr.
e. NJ. Higgins, concluding that i
was not good for man to be alone
week before last hied himseli t,
Levy, Kansas, and there took unit
himself a fair young bride witt
whom he returned on Friday ev'
last. We trust that she may b
pleased to abide with us, and tina
life to them may prove one loni
honeymoon.
An enjoyable doll christening
took place at Mr.Jacques Rouselle'
on Sunday evening last, at whicl
time their fair young dang hte
Odet;e's doll was christened, he
uncle, Mr.. l.. p. DeBautIe, the we
known member of the house &
Hermann & Grossman, of New Or
leans, officiating, after which tn
many participants, young and Ole
were treated sumptuously to tn
bOuntifu1 spread provided, viz: ic
cream, cakes, candies, fruits, etc.