The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-18

E See notice of election.
The health of our parish is good.
TR Read Registration Notice.
The river is rising here.
A. RiggsG Bros, Cistsrn Makers; {
NAI DeIOCd Street N. O.. send for Price List.
Attention is called to card headed
Notice to the public.
Special attention is called to the
list of jurors for next term of court.
Our Thermometer indicated eighty
three degrees of heat OIL Wednesday
and Thursday last.
The Texas and Pacific RaillOad,
have been running on pretty good
time for past three 81 four weeks.
Mr.. Ed Reiss, of Jules Samuers
Gretna store, passed through Hahn
willie Wednesday morning last in
the peddling wagon with IA variety
Of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. j.. Bel, of New
Orleans, who were spending a
few weeks with their relatives
here, returned to the city last week.
Sheriff Org, arlively!ast Sunday
evening from the city with q pri
Eoner who ha stolen Scnle shingles
from the LOuquc Plantation, i'll this
parish. He had Il colOrrd man for
his confederate but he succeeded in
making his escape.
We are sorry to learn OF tho loss
Of 150 acres of rico sown on the
"Providence" rlaDtatiOu, by the
BrOu Brothers. The defect WIS
that the rice WAS wOrm.raten. 1t in
attributed TO the unsettled weather
that We have had for the past four
weeks.
While the Texas and Pacific
Railroad Local train, was going to
the city On Wednesday.eYcning last,
it ran over II boy seveH years OF
age in the vicinity Of LeESaSSier'S
station. He is not seriously injured
as his leg is only slightly bruised.
The Davis lrvee has o force OF
forty to fifty conVicts continnally
working filling and strengthening it.
We think, although the lsvee is
sinking little. that With close
watching and earnest work, Steuid
the river not rise previous TO lis
completion, it will hold of the big
volume IT water that will rest against
its bank.
Spring in all it's lovelisSt forms il
upon us. HahnviIle is clad in r0Oe
OF beauty. All the trees have Ou't'
died. and many blossomed. The
lillles and roses show tlleii gorgeous
COlOrS, and fill the air with THEN
sweetest incense, tue butterflies skil
from flower to flower aud the mock
ing birds are making their nests Of
love and sing their sweetest carols
HahnvilIe was favored with q
pleasant call on Sunday morning
last, from Nessrs. Felicien Landricllt
and Edward Rouselle, of ST. John
parish, at which time we were
pleased to form their acquaintance
The former 10 y rice planter aud
she latter Mr. Michel Becnel's Ell
ginesr. They came down for the
purpose of purchasing an engin.
OF Mr.. &. BelsOm, of our parish, bnt
Mr.. Landrichs foalM it too small
Tor his use, consequently he intends
10 secure larger one.
Mr.. Anthony Hartmann, Oul
genial yOuDg mail messenger, ha'
lad tho heretofore filthy st. ChaIle
station house cleaned out, and il
nov presents grand improvement
az passengers complained of il con
tinually. If the Missouri PaciH,
Company would finish the work lsf
nDdOno by replacing the miSSiAI
psnes of glass, and turn v key eve
10 Mr.. Hartmann or the section bOs
who sill keep the place ClOGetl SO q
20 prevent tramps and other mis-
nhlVons people from destroying tn,
t;ompanys property aud at SAM
time have q respectable place TO
our people and ihe travelling public