The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-09-19
Plant turnip seed now.
Rice cutters are in demand.

The river is rising DIT this point.
A. Riggs g. Bros, Cistern Makers; Office at
247 Delord Street N. O.. lend for Price List.
The prom sed dry spell has not
yet arrived.
Buy yonr goods from the men
who advertise in the HERALD.
Mr.. Julius Blum, IA young mer-
chant of the lower coast, dropped
in OH us last Tuesday noon.
The weather has been quite warm
during the past week, rather sim
gular weather for September.
Honey for sale, clopOf 1885. At
75 eta, per gallon. Apply to q. M.
Higgins, Hahnville, La.
A grand Dancing Festival, will
be given by Mrs, Elizabeth Higgins,
at the HAHNvlLLE HALL, to night
Tickets, 90 cents.
Competition being the life of trade
n i. Thomas Burke Of the Ashton
plantation will start several butcher
C1lrts ON the road next week.
On Thursday morning last about
6 O'clock, the boiler of the engine
running IL g rice thre.her in front OF
The Jaubert plantation, st. John,
exploded scal'ling two men and two
GOss.
Owing to the scarcity of locals this
week our observation-disclosures,
concluded 10 furnish one mOre,as he,
while handling pistol, shot himself
III the left hand, fortunately with no
serious result.
Mr. Rosamond Champagne, If
the well-known house of l.. God
.cI1aux, favored Hahnville with a
visit ON Sunday last. His son and
daughter have been here for several
weeks past the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. T. T. Bandouin.
The Eagle Base Ball Club met
the Diamonds OF upper coast last
Sunday, and received warm re-
ception from them by score OF nine
tOsix. They will play another game
to morrow evening for the sum OF
ten dollars.
Mr.. &c. Tastet, our genial young
friend and pilot Of Red River aud
coast Line of packets, Who was
spending several weeks in our par
ish the guest Of Mr.. and Mr. Pa
eide Bau Ouin, returned to the citJ
last week.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Il
L. Youngs, Jr., of Boutte, at the
Courthouse on Monday last. Mir.
Youngs is the st. Charles bent ii
ciaTy cadet at the Louisiana ST t.
University Agricultural and Me
chanical College, Of Baton Rouge
La, and has presented our p"ilct
jury with an herbarium hal lei. III,
class of 1854 5.
A grand sac ed concert, will I
given by the ladies Of st. Chll
parish and iI'p m mbers or III,
Aeohan Harp Circle, of New Oh
leans, at the Gnu OF our 10y o
Rosary, located three miles abby,
Hahnville, on Sunday, Oct. 4, 1886
at p. IA, for the purpose OF erect
ing a parOchial school in connection
Herewith. Tickets, 90 cents.
Seeing that the question of havin
rice mills in each parish here tina
staple is largely produced ,and whic
we have advocated for SOInetim
past, is How receiving cOnsiderabl
notice from several contemporaries
and has reached "a eliminating pOin
by the erection of ric,. mills in SON
of the upper parishes of our State
we would again suggest that theI
surely could be found enough rio
planters of energy and foresight i
This parish to pool their interests, a
is done in the city and elsewhere
thereby enabling them to establish
cooperative mill in u desira Vie, Gel
trail location, say Hahnville or nea
by, and by sodoing retain the profit
themselves, which would enlarge IL