The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-17
The river is falling AT this point,

The river is falling AT this point.
There isconsiderable fever in this
parish.
Buy your goods from the men
who advertise in the HERALD.
The second growth of rice in this
parish is considered very fin, in
some places much better than the
first.
Between now and the end of next
week the best portion of our large
planters will begin turning the sugar
house wheels. BY the end of the
month grinding will be in full blast.
The stable of the beautiful ''Stal'
plantation, caught on fire supposed
to be caused by the new peavines
placed therein, aud several goats
were burnt to death, The loss is
estimated ut abont $4,000.
One hundred $780,, dollars re-
ward will be paid for the arrest and
conviction OF the thief or thieves
who robbed the registered letiel il
the post0ffice here. 1t VAS done IN
the night of Oct. Sth, 1885. ApMs
to the postmaster.
OuryouAgfriend, Antoine Madorr,
Of the Fashion store, Was presented
with another bouncing baby boy by
his wife Oh tuesday night y,st.
The motherand child ire doiog we'll,
and we can class he ia her as HeiIie
''anothet man made happy
Mr.. Octave IlymeI, OF the Cod
mine plantation, 81. John parish,
realized thirty three hog>heats OF
agar from thirty acr Of bad stub
hlt cane that had been flooded by
The late Davis crevasSe. What viii
the plant cane bring according to
the above hgurts!
We noticed on our return by WAY
ofthe popular Miss. valley RAILROAD
from the city Oh Wednesday evening
last. rice thraShing and cane rut
ting has begun i'll the Iowel portion
OF our parish. Several planters
we're hard at work and more will
begin shortly.
Our sanctum and parish were
favored with a visi, tlOm Mr.. j, L..
Dutilho, the genial rcpf' sea atlve OF
the Well-knOWn tobacco huuSe OF
A. Delpit, (uow A. Dutlho) OF Nos
IL, ID. 15 aud II st. Louis street,
New Orleans, La., VINO is tra>,img
i'll the interest OF his popular house.
mir. and Mrs. james A. Gresham,
of New Orleans, favored liahn, lille
with a visit Sunday last. they
were the guests Of their sister, NJ ).
Katie Grief and returned il tie
evening with their mother, Mrs. Il.
Seymour, vino had been spending a
few weeks here with her daughter.
We were pleased to learn that on
the return oil Mr.. ii. l.. Youngs, Jr,
of Boutte, La. who is the st. Charles
beneficiary cadet at the Louisiana
State University Agricultural anu
Mechanical College at Baton Rouge,
La, that he was promoted to "a
lleutenancS. Quite a feather in the
cap of this promising young man.
Messrs. james Legendie, A. L,
Billings,& Morris Marks Of New Or
leans, and P. E. Ed ingtoe, OF st
John parish, attorneys at law, we
present at tho opening of he fl ST
session of the District Court PIE
sided over py Judge Emile RoSt
who Que and all welcomed him OF
his return from Europe.
We regret 70 SEC til apparent
indihSTeatt u our parocls. i tallter'
II 8ot NAY Ing a fence round ht
court house square for ears past
Perhaps they prefer to follow III,
plan adopted i'll the city, and hav,
open parks, notwithstanding he st
doing they prevent the sheriff tror
collecting ali OF the poll tax devoted
to school purposes as, il lie had :;
place TO keep horses and ,'att'e. th-rt
Ais no reason way he sh5G!a 10
collect every do!lar al il, as is ,ion'
Nm some Of the pafis'.es o, IL 8. Il
where the sheriff's IL some cas-,
Keize even a Saddle, birdie. eo.;.
poultry. etc, Iii the rigid faEs
meat OF same. Doubtless ID u
above named parishes The -.
p tford to have public school NOR
than five months in the !, ear.