The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

The river is falling at this point.
A. Riggs g. Bros, Cistern Makers: office at
VAT Delord Street N. o.. Send forPrice List.
TSee card OF SD Cuisine, Md.
Honey for sale, crop of 1885. AT
75cts.. per gallon. Apply to 9. M. |
Higgins, Hahnville, La.
Mr.. d. Blum, one of the genial
stOrekeepers of uling dropped i'll on
us Wednesday last. ,
Messrs. George Banquer the pop |
nlar merchant, and Adam Darens,
bourg of FreetOwn fay Ored us with
"a visit on Wednesday evening last.
The weather has been quite warm
and rainy for the past week. Qaite
an Improvement, however, oil the
previous week.
The Eagle Jr's, Base Ball Club, OF
Hahnvillu, have dropped the aioie-
said .Ir'S and are now known a. the
full fledged -"Eagles."
Our sanctum was visited on Mon
(lay evening last by the charming
Misses Norma SamnelS OF Gretna'
La, and Bertha Zelingue Of oul
village.
Mr.. Leon Gottli0ljl the enter
arising young merchant OF Luling,
La, has taken d trip to Chicago.
We wish him a pleasant one amt
II safe return.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Rogers, the genial
manager OF the Ashton Plantation,
ST. [ hnllcs PARISH, La, has re,'il
3at,ly visiting his brother John NJ.
Rogers on Columbia Avenue Cap"
May.
We visited the parish Courthouse
and Jail during the FAST week ana
found them, as usual thanks to
sheriff Dry aud .jaior Muse, neat
and clean and very few prisoners on
hand.
The money in the championship
base ball game OF the Eagles OF
jIahnYilIe VS. Boutte Dudes OF
Boutte, La, has been withdrawn
owing 10 the successive Sunday eve
ming rains for the past months.
MIR, j. Z. Triche the obliging
young deputy clerk of eou't, was
busy all the fore part OF this week,
preparing Mr.. j. Il. Martins RI Q
thllsher. HeamOunced himself as
ready for work at any time the
planters will bring rice to thrash.
Our atfahle and esteemed friend
Mrs. q. Z. p. David, the better h Ii
of our we'll known and former resi-
dent. DR.. David, of New Orleans
who has been the guest OF MI. ana
Mrs. Jacques Rousselle for several
weeks past, returned to the city on
Thursday last.
We are indebted to S. b. Nc
Connico, President, for the pam.
inlet and circulars containing a
statement, prospectus and descllp
tion of the aims and objects of the
North, Central and South American
Exposition, which opens Ill New
Orleans, November 10, 1885, and tx
continue until April l, 1856.
Five colored men were killed by
lightning Friday evening Ills
inst, OH the Louqne plantation II
this parish. The men were seeklni
shelter under n large oak tree he
the accident happened. Tue name
of the parties ar Harrison Scott
James Scott, Julien Forey, Jon
Webster and another unknown.
Our young friend, b. +. Boyle
+ba 0anial clerk of Nj. u. Meye
had the misfortune to get a shant
put oveI his eye, not by the hand
man, no, but 10y the boot OF a yOu.I
calf, y lille he WAS administering In
dose of medicine Ii must hay
been a pretty bitter "oSe 10 mai
the calf do such n"Hgh'N thing.
Capt.Landrige, til, efficient ofhc
of the Gretna Police, acennpani'
.y Mr.. r. A, Frost, chef depn
sheriff of Lafourche parish, came
last Monday eve to get the prison
Isaac Wilson, cO!ored, " ho is wanl'
in that parish, tor Rape. He W
arrested last week in this parish
our active deputy sheriff ROBE
Pierre.