The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-12-26
S,OHARLES TIME TABLE,
Msissippi Valley Railroad
LE4ES SARPY'S STATION
gong III at s:3sa m; going tn 1853 am.
5:58 p. M; 5:23
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MI. 1Viterbo is the only planter
o. olrlaiish who is MOI through
gipii1. he will flush shortly.
!. eon Sarpy's Prospect plant
att wound mp grinding Oh Tues
daEening last.
4 A. Peperkorn of our village
whAs been sick for sometime past |
left the hospital in New Orleans
on isday eve last.
Hounds of the different sugar
houfhistles are every day lessen
ing, ich informs us that the sugar
crop this parish is very near at
end.
Chmas passed off very quietly
over o children turned out to
visit tree prepared for them by
the lbs of our parish at the
Parocl School of Our Lady OF
Rosar.hnd all seem to have en-
joyed hry much.
Credis due to cur police jury
for tag steps to repair TIE
wretch holes in the lane leading
to the nrthouse of this parish.
The pic road fronting the river,
will, UtTuSt soon receive tue at
tentioniat il necessary towards
placinglr passable condition.
We ablased to state that the
Railroads. under the efficient
mauagemS of Supt. KrnttSnitis,
are noWtwork driving ping as
an additul support to the late
Davis CHASE, and thar the mum
Der of cdvts has been increased
: TO assist irsing the centre, which
has been skiing for months past.
The contients oNHon. Michael
Hahn of thsstiiet ae gratified to
perceive tlhthr Congressman has
already giFeRn earnest Of what
may be exInct of HMM the future,
as he has alreS Introduced several
very importaibilIs, ant, doubtless,
he will use. hi utmost endeayors,
where posSf6Tewards having them
passed.
Mr.. V. L. Gcsolle, of Bonnet
Carrie, passed d Office YESTERDAY
morning with bite a determined
look upon his f which > as after
wards understd, as,on his return,
we noticed hehad succeeded III
capturing our dive sheriff and his
right bower. cmsellor Charles A.
BaQuie, who we taken up with him
for the purposef enjoying together
asfne Christina dinner.
The death bll of our adjein'ng
parish of st. ohm the BapliS', N
cludes the maze of Mrs. Amelia
KelIar the esmable wife OF Mr.
FeIicien Jacob. The deceased died
on Thursday forming OF last weeS
after a prOtrated and painful Ill
nees, aged ab@t 26 years. she
leaves u daughtr, devoted nus
band and largl number of sorrow
ing friends to mourn her loss
RequieScat in pace
Divide Tregre, aged 60 years, Wit
was tried last summer in St John
for the muriler Of his son III Law
Adam Jacob, and found guilty o
manslaughter died on the l7th inst
following his wife but SIX days
The deceased was under inliletmea
for murder upon new trial q a9te'
him by Judge Rost, but has nov
been called before the Suprem
Tribunal, where we must, one am
all, sooner or later appear. Peac
to his ashes.
Mr.. Jos. Deynondt, a native @
Gheut, Belgium, but formerly q
the Ormond plantation This parish
died in New Orleans on Fednesda
last at the age OF sixtF.one YEAR,
Mr.. Deynoudt was q promlnsn
business man, and atone time b
was Consul for Belgium at Ne
Orleans, position -llefckigned |
enter npon cultivation ofsugaf canl
Which he followed mp to late dat
He leaves quite large fsulily
mourn his loss. We extend OF
sincerest sympathy to ahe besease
family.