The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
Read Assessors Notice,

SASNOA LAoNNooOl y AfOllSNS
~ Read judicial adyel tisements.
A. Riggs L. Bros. Cistern Makers office at
AZ DslOrd Street N. o.. seud for Price List.
Tie Hahnville base ballistS were
out ill force on Sunday last.
Honey for sale, crop Of 1885. a
LOO per gallon. Apply to &. NJ
HlgGings, Hahnvllle, La.
Nothing of Importance took place
at Court this week. 1t adjourned
until Thursday next.
The weather has been quite warm
and dry during the days this week,
but cool at HlghtS.
Snakes are quite plentitpl i'll this
section, several hands we're bitten
while srassiug ICE hiely.
The warm days during the past
week have berl quite al assistance
TO the growing rice aud cane crops
Of Or5 section.
Our young friends Messrs Des
forges, Harris and Blum Of Luing,
favored the HERALD Nith WISH
;tLiS week.
MIS-. AlomeSe OF New Orleans, the
daughter Of our village grocer and
baker, A.. Prperkorn, is on a visit
to hes parents.
Miss Clara New lauseI, of New
ORLEANS, who had bgen spending
At veral weeks in our village, the
XVI. 81 IF Mrs. Abe Katz, returned t"
the city yesterday.
We received on Thursday morning
last, from our friend, Emile BelSom,
sample OF onions, sig i'll IA cluster
supposed TO have grown i'll that
manner. They are the finest we
have received this year.
VIZ received pleasant call on
"Wednesday last, from MIR. j. n. A.
Wilson, n representative of our con
temporar>, the New Dreams Chr0nt-
Gle. Nj. Wilson was Oh d buSlnr~s
trip in the interest Of the paper.
Mr.. Sidney F. Lewis, one of the
State Engineers While on nts tout
Of inspection Of rice fumes ana
levers throughout the parish,
dropped in on the HERALD Thurs
day morning last.
We are in receipt Of beet GroWn
IN the garden Of Mr.. Baptiste Ter
rail. living near Boutte station. 1t
weighs ten pounds ten ounces, and
is eight by Ten INCHES wild" and six
inches deep. Every one that haS
seen it, says that it Caps the climax
Mr.. Leon Sarpy, the prosperous
planter of the Prospect and G"ol
Hope plantations, Left hank, can
boast of having fine crops Of rlc"
and cane. Ifall our planters in this
parish can say the same, the rice and
cane crops will reap bountiful
harvest.
The check for &oOQl, issued by thu
Grand Lodge knights Of Honor,t"
the family OF heir Deceased mrml'e.'
jos. L. Martin, WAS received ibis
week. This insureS 10 them the
means for purchasing u homestead
aud ia quite AN inducement for
others to avail themselves OF this
method of life insurance, through
This young and vigorous organiza
tlOn.
The election on Tuesday last, fol
Judge of this, the Goth Judicial Dis
Irict passed of quietly without any
disturbance, as usual, as very little
beer or benZine was consumed tina
day, 40 far as We have learned. u
course the peoples choice, aud thu
HERALD's candidate, Hon. EMIL
RohT. MAS elected by rouslns
majority.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad
east bound train while on the WA!
TO the city Oh Thursday morning o
Inst week broke an axle on one o
the coaches between Davis am
Waggaman stations. The train WA
compelled to run p IA Slow gait uhli
1t reached Westwego, where the.
got rid of the crippled car wh'cI
delayed the train at least AL hOnl
Several more delays OF simlla
nature have occurred since III TIL
'Fecsen.