The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07

A. R!ggk Il b Os Cistern Makers Shou.NC
~ Dslord Street N. o.. send fer Price List.
See notice headed, Estlay.
The river has fallen several inches
at this point this week.
Leah Lodge No. 1891, meets every
second and fouth Thursday III tie
month.
We are pleased to note that the
Davis creyaSAe leyee is out OF dan
ger for the present, and is < larded
by responsible parties.
We received yesterday fine spe-
men Of this years honey from MIR.
q. NJ. Higgins apiarA in Hahnvills,
tor which he will accept thanks.
The planters of our parish are
plOwing aud planting, aud intend
making good crops with strong
hopes that he price Of sugar will
exceed that Of last year.
On orr return from the city,
Thursday evening last. by Texas
and Pacific Railroad, I'VE We're pleased
to meet Mr.. Walter Il. Bryan, a son
of nur esteemed contemporary. w.
A. Bryan, Of the I5ercttle South, OF
Plaquemine, La.
Our young friend, John Rodrigur
Esq of E'!gar,l, st. John parish
La, WHO is the agent of the Singer
Machine Company OF New Orleans
stopped in our village several days
this week, while on his trip through
our parish.
Mr.. Z. g. Dining, of Franklin,
KY, was among us II few Gays this
week selling his patent window fast
eners. 1t iS very convenient thing
in q house, rs yOn can vsntilate th'
window to suit Yourself He left TN
Wednesday last for Donal Sonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Star and Miss Liz
zie McLeran, Of Des MoneS, Iowa.
who were spending faw week
in our village, left for the city in the
first part OF this week. They ex
pect to remain week longer in the
city to pay a farewell visit to the
Worlds Exposition, and then re-
turn home to Iowa. Nj Star ex
pressed warm feelings tow ards lht
Exposition, aud says that its a world
to itself.
Credit is due to the Texas aud
Pacific Railroad Company, for the
repair of tho st. Charles station
house, which was very much in need
of it. They replaced glass in the
sashes and put locG GA the droy
We hope that the pro H. AZ wAi( n
the section boss will take an inte' est
and prevent the malicious poople
from destroying the nuileliug Tia I
has been placed lh re for the NC
commodation OF The travelling com
munity.
On Thursday last a large number
of sorrowing friends and re!atit es.
accompanied all that was mortal #
MILFORD Zeringue, late 81 this par
ish to its last resting. The name Of
MILFORD Zerligue was c0i, ,ctt Il
with all that WAS good, all that was
charitable in this parish, and ais
untimely death in the prime OF Il
useful life will leave void which
will long be felt in this community.
Our heartfelt coincidence and sym
patty are rendered to his bereaved
widow ami four young Orphans.
We feel it painful duty to I've
called upon to announce the H. h
of one of our young friends. jos.
J.. Martin. who was taken II IN on:
midst on Thursday morning last, at
eight O'clock, aged 81 years and Z
months. Mr.. Martin was mai i've
of New Orleans, but has resided in
the parish since 1874, aud was
for a period OF twelve years, the
Chief Deputy Sheriff of till, par il
He was u member of the ealI
Lodge No. 1891, and Hiram Lodge
FAM, No. 20, and leaves wife, q
brother and = bab, boy te mourn hil
loss. May he rest IN peace.