The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-10
Plant turnip seed now.

FIanL lutnlp SOcu uOW.
The river is falling at this point.
81 See proceedings of Police Jury.
There is considerable fever in this
parish,
A. Riggs g. Bros. Cistern Makers office at
District Court, jury term, next
week.
Buy your goods from the men
who advertise in the HERALD.
Several plantations in this parish
are preparing TO grind shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs, g. j. Bel of New
Orleans, are on visit to our village
the guest of Sheriff Dry.
Our genial merchant Mr.. Leon
Golthold of LuIin;g, La, favored us
with visit on Monday last.
The smiling cOuntenance of Our
lower coast merchant, Mr.. d. Blum,
teamed upon us Tuesday evening
last.
The weather has b zen quite cool
during the past week, the thermOm'
rter registering sixty and sixty five
degrees some nights and mornings.
Our genial friend, DIR, Charles
MpImiIliod, the popular dentist and
meichan5 Of Bonnet Carre., favored
our Sanctum and Ilahnvill with a
visit Oh Tuesday morning last.
Mr.. Il. Fl. YOungS, DR., of Bontte,
St. Chan e~, La. has been app, lnted
10 the Tulane University, thrC 'ugh
the recommendation of Charles A.
Bourgeois, our member of the L., ais
lature.
Mr. l.. +. Julian, the affable
travelling salesman t. T j. f. Smit ii
q Co., celebrated Bile Beans Pills
of I2O walnut street, st. Louis; Mo. y,
passed through HaIln ille on thurs
day morning Last.
Our Sanctum and parish was
favored with a visit On Monday
las. from our old lime fiiehd, Mr..
N. w. Goodale, representing thai
popular journal the Louisiana Sugar
BOacL of New Orleans.
The Postoffiee Ii, re was visited
on Thursday night last aud several
regiSlele ed letters we've ruled OF thtlr
contents, There is 10 posi- I've cue,
AS to the thieI. III amount stolen
is supposed TO be Snla |.
Joseph Landry. Esq, brother n
law of Mr.. FlOrent Pailie, ot the It.
Charles Bakery, who had been
among us for several months, lett
for DOnaldsonville, on Monday last,
for the purpose Of working Their.
The many friends Of Judge Emile
Rost and Leon Sarpy, Esq, popular
sugar planters Of our parish were
pleased to welcome them Oh their
return from their summer tour
during the past week. The former
from Europe and The latter from
the north.
We are in receipt OF "a stalk OF
sugar cane raised i'll Mr. s. Belsoms
yaru at Flaggville, with twenty one
red joints. Our old and reliable
blacksmith, John Fox, Esq, comes
in with Il twenty jointer. We would
like to see some Samples nom some
OF our large planters.
The Rattle for sewing manhineS
that was to have come. off last sun
day at Edgard, st, John parish. La,
has been postponed 10 the first OF
November.
The GOIdmine plan tation, If st.
john, belonging TO MT. Octave
Hymel, began grinlin. g last Wed
nesday and will ship IN Ias>es Sun
day evening, and sugar IA few days
later. Several more pl mutations OF
that parish will grind next week
Our genial friend and clerk of
court of st. John parish, La, Nh
ZenOm Millct, took unto himself d
partner for lie, on Thursday eve
ming last, at Bonnet Car.re Church,
at which time he mar ried Mrs.
Joseph Burchard. 1t as quite a
gala day in 81. John, and Was cele-
Mated by their worthy couples host
of friends in IA fitting manner. We
" ish tlaem u lifelong happiness.