The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-05-09
STATE NEWS AND VIEWS.

mOu bSuBo Qu&FAuLlu6 IN HOW I'll
assured fact-s great relief to CON-
merce.-Item.
The indications for good crops
throughout the parish are excellent.
The farmers have about plan ted their
Gotten and corn 10 being rapidly
worked out. Il Observation-Disclosures.
Reports Of hne appearance of
growing crops continue to come from
every direction. Seldom has sugar
cane presented 20 fine Q prospect at
this season of the year. From some
points bugs are are reported to be
injuring the young corn.-IThibO.
deaux Sentinel.
The editor of the COlfdr Chronicle
says that there 10 not one gallon Of
whisky now drank at that place to
fifty that were consumed before
prohibition wsnt into effect. The
aaIno San truthfully be said of the
WARTS in RApitles parish where pro
hibitiOn 10 the law.-ITOwn Talk.
We urge upon our young men to
organize, If possible, private con
csrts and sOciablss. We cannot
always pray and be sad. Let as
once in while he merry: en- tout Oien
tOat kOmReHr. For genuine gaiety
hes never been known to hide evil
thonghts. So said v father Of the
primitive church, who, in hie youth.
had . large observation-disclosures Of
Assumption.
On Tuesday last we received from
Mr.. Emile Rils, q curiosity in the
shape of n defOrmed COW horn. tn.
stead of coming to . point, it has
ended in al immense ball, which
gives it all odd appearance. We
have placed it in our already large
museum, which cln be seen daily at
our Office from 8 .. M; to 5 y. IN.
-TIberville South.
Gen. Il. l.. Gibson has returned
homo from Washington, and reports
the President in no humOr to ac
cept the dictatiOn Of Politicians in
the selection of suitable persons to
all the Offices, the President prefers
business men to politicians in all
cases, The General thinks Hon.
B. F. Jonas will be appointed col
lectOr of the the Port of New Or.
leans, and be confirmed without any
trOuble.-lTe rrebQnne Times.
"When Opr planters once more
regain a position Of independence
and case, then can We meet the i'm,
migrant with the one argument
wanting-thst Of local prosperity
and success. The settlement of our
State wOul then follow as 3 matter
of course, and all trades aud callinGS
dependent upon u lar &c and -four.
ishingagricultural community would
reach their highest development
l-[Truth.
The immense outpouring Of PEG
pie, mainly LOniSianians, on Tues.
day last, was q sure demonstration
that practical good SENSE had
weighed all petty criticisms and
swept them olIt Of sight. The PEG
pie were mainly guided by the
desire to see, and have their chill.
dTeR ace the wonders of nature and
in what manner crude material had
been worked into forms and shapes
that contribute to the comfort
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A CENTURY FLowER.-It is very seldom
that we hear of the blooming of the agave in
this country. The long time that il takes the
plant to reach tie blooming period necessarily
otters no inducement to its cultivation. just
think OF waiting half u century or moro to see
the thing produce it's flower. However, an
occasional instance is furnished whom the agave
OF as 1t is most COMMONLY known, the aloe
comes into bloom, and actually such is the
ease in Mr. A. ID. BOugere's splendid garden.
Many Of our people who never had the chance
Of seeing the century flower may now behold
the magnificent sight when passing in front OF
the San Francisco residence.
On wednesday,, the 9th ult, were united In
the sweet bonds of matrimOny at st. Vincent
de Pauls Church In New Orleans, Mr.. Fer
nand ReynRud and Miss Emile Vial both Of
this parish. We wish the new pair a happy
life.-[ Meschacche.
we regret to See that our con.
temporary, the Mascot, of New Or.
leans, speaks, in sighting manner
OF the fact Of numerous cross roads
Journals adv' rtiSing, quite extern.
sively, the Worlds Exposition.
lnasmuch as they, the country
press, tlO it SO willingly, for no CON.
SiderGti0n, would it not look better
and be more charitable for our
metropolitan cOnffere, to aid in like
manner somewhat, instead OF and.
ing fault with others, who consider
1t u duty to our State and country.
Last Saturday Judge Clark Besan
CON, completed the three weeks
Jury term of the Goth Judicial Dis,
trict Court for this Parish, and dis.
charged the Jurors from further
attendance. There were very
large number of civil and criminal
cases disposed of, and from all &C.
counts, Judge BesaneOn is making
y SOleuCliu mama IN An Affipi0nt