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St. Charles Herald,
PUBLISHED AT
HAHNVILLE. LA.
Ert.fl/ Salwiiav.
OFRC1AL JOURNAL
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
•Established, February 15ih, 1873
J O SEP # IP. CAR E tr,
. Euitok AND PObLIAHEX*
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
* $2 00 A TEAR.
6 Hontlis, i $1.00- 3 Months, . 50c.
On Trial « ivtx-k*, - 2>>c.
mil! ABVKH TlSIÿfcS IUTKS
Are Vrj*r Miwbrule. S nd for Prie«-«.
ryt 'dtnmmiicattonn lismdod In later than
Wednesday emuing, will lay over uut|l the
week following.
O^AU Gominimie itions must be witteu on
owe sidotyf iho'j>a|ȏr.
mil name und address of the vrl
ter liiUHt^u-ooiujiauy eaeh tiomiuuuif.atioo. not
for puhItftçtiou,,imt a« a inattcr of good faitli.
E^CffiiirauufantionS of a personal olm'rno
tor will not fio recognized, mile«« from re«
p<Mifliblfl%*ftte*. lu ml 0)1 canes a charge oi
$2 50 n square will be made.
tyWja cordially aivit-u correspondence from
mil part» of this and neighboring parishes.
fJT'Nèwe and interesting local items i*cs
pcct ful ip -»6! i el tr d.
§IIU KKA-DEH8 CAN jHELP US
greatly,wlicp writing to or buying goods
lrom our advertisers, they will simply say
they saw their cards iu this paper.
T Hia^APBK may be found on file at Geo.
P. UoWAll 3c i. o'*» Newspaper Advertising
Bureau !i)d Spruce st.,) where advertising von
t rue*» may be made for it in NEW YÜKK
HAH^VIJLLK, SEPT. 6 , 3884.
ADVERTISING EAT ES.
Transient advertisements $1 per sqiiare»ifU'6t
insertion. Each subsequent insertion, fifty
cents par inch.
One oolphin one year - * • $100.00
One-half column one year * - 60,00
( lue quàrter column on« year - - 35,00
Small Cards oue year • » - - . 10,00
Aitvcrthemriit« mt<f SnSü$rl]Hloiii are
Ooileefnlkle In vmlnPly In Advance.
NEWS ITEMS.
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We thought we wore too lato until we saw
the advertisement of KmulaU'a Cure.
Drinking of buttermilk will cure
the un»vinn tor alcoholiu stimulants
if persisted in for uwliile.
The) ' IJoatner papers, in the fifth
congressional district, have made
(he ifi.scovvr.y that Gen, King does
not pay a cent taxes iu Louisiana—
not even a poll tux.
A photographic printing press is
now talked of, capable of turning off
f)öü,ü(H) impers an hour, This would
print some papers we know of in
one sixtieth' 9 t an eye-twinkle.
Tha contract for eloslng the Davis
«levasse has been given to Messrs.
JameH and M. Giuty, and it ts ex
pected that the work will bo coui :
menc|<l 6 n it next week. . ,,
We are glad to note that La
fourche and Iberville parishes have
to I lowtd in the wake ot Ascension,
in tlie organisation of brandies of
the Louisiana Sugar Planters Asso
dation.
Th« parish of Bast Bat ou Bouge
has Appropriated $000 and ltap
ides $750, lo enable their commis
Monel's to exhibit their resources at
the Cotton Centennial Exposition.
An invention which will clarify
12 , 000,000 gallons uf .Mississippi
water in four hows; leaving it pi a
drinkable condition, is ascribed to
L. IT; Gimtoer, secretary ot the
New OrleatiB Waterworks Company
Captain Bradley hasgopif to
Vicksburg and will, we learn this
week locate agents at tlie various
statiftes along the route of the Miss
issippt Valley Rood.—"fCupltolian
dvobnte. ' f-O
A gentleman who rode from.our
parish to JJayou G ou] a this week
returned with the intelligence that
there«is serious trouble in Iberville,,
resulting from tho reduction of la
bors' wages on the sugar planta
tions.'
Wé claim Unit so far aä levee
of the Mississippi river .aie ^cou
cerned, Ascension is tho banner
parish ot the State;—(Chief.
; LOCAL ITEMS. */ 1
Several charming ladies viz: Mrs.
Jos. Rjintz, and Miss Jetraie Grelz
ner, ;.of New , 9t;Fea;ie, aud 'Mjus
Nornja Samuels, of Gretigi,. who
were visiting their nunutixius ftiends
of tigs paiish, veturneil home after
a plehsant. visit, a short time since.
LaÄ week, a shark about five feet
in length was caught on a trot line
by opr young frieiut Keteu, of tho
Danjwin (Mary) |dantalion, oppo
site their place, about seven miles
abovç Hah il vil le. This shark evi
dently was out ou a iftrk and got;
caught napping.
Wear« indebted to tho gmitlemen,
members of our Police Jury who
were present at the meeting on
Monday last, for Lie honor confer
red g|i us by their appointment as
parisu Commissioner to the World's
Centennial Exposition. We will
endeüvor to merit the confidence
they have bestowed u|K>n us, and
I rust that we will receive the sup
pnri and encouragement of our
parishioners and thereby be enabled
t#. selfireM «redH'îble display worthy
td' Oltr parish.—[Ed.* —
f>AVLS CREVASSE.
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It would be impossible tower!
state the relict felt by tlic peoyle of
this, and adjoining pnrisl^es j* the
announcement that the Davis cre
vasse is to bo closed.
Whether or not the showing ipaflo.
of the injustice done to this. levée
district by the distribution already
made of the various funds uniter
contrdtoftho State Hoard of Engin
eers, find whereby this district w'As
denied her share, has had its influ
euce iu bringing about this favor
able change in affairs, it is uunecos
sary to consider. Suffice-it for the
people of the district to know, tliat
from some cause, what ten days ago
was a matter of serious doubt is now,
probably a fixed fact, that the great
JttjSk in the river from which mil
lions of dollars of property have
been dest royed, with danger of con
tinged .''devastation, is to be closed,
find anj area comprising biie of the
richest portions of the State is to be
relumed to cultivation, Sufficient
funds have been found to do the
work, the lines of levees have been
determined on, and, it is understood,
the contract for the work has been
allotted.
In the announcement, ot this ip
formation to its readers the Herald,
for thfrAveek, has uo iiieliiuitiou to
talk politics, or mingle iu the burly
burly "of party strife. Were the
waters of the great river tocoiitinuo
to spread their Hoods over our laud
as they have the past season, iittlc
difference would jit make to the in
habitants of this district whether
Republican or Democratic principles
prevail; whether there should be
free importation of sugar,' or it be
made subject of a protective duty
Thereioro the closing of the break
is a prerequisite to au interest in
othiSr matters, and the principle of
self proteotibn.ceuters, at least tern
porarily, all „our thoughts iu this
one direction. j
Thirf accomplished, or rendered
OgÇtaity the Heralp and its readeri
Will bq.ieudy to renew their interest
and, as good citizens, participate in
social and political affairs.
J.
C. J. Barrow, Esq., State Ohm
missioVrer, has issued the following
cinular letter:
TO PARISU COMMISIONBRS
Office La. State Commissioner,
New Orleans,la. Aug. 8,1881..
You are earnestly requested tb fur
nisb ns with all information as to
where and what quantity geological
Specimens, viz: Mineral, ore, clay
malt, salt, sulphur and mineral
waters, etc., may be had in your
parish; how accessible: estimate
cost ofcolloetlng and sliipping'sa'u
and wirkt quantity will be given its
a donation to form part of State ex
hibit; Names of contributors will
be catalogued and 'mentioned.
All minerals, waters op soils for
I Warded, whether to term part of
State or parish exhibit, will lie uiui
lynçd free of charge
Shipped to W. 1. H
and should be
Hodgson, Aller,
eato Commissioner, New Orleans
Expenses attending shipment and
displaying exhibits will be paid by
Brute Cotbinissioner to and irom
When exhibits are contributed to
form peruianeut part of tho Heute
exhibit the State Commissioner will
on upplcation", furnish glass jars or
other packages. We are prepared
to receive articles for parish or
of ' No vom her. They will be care
fully stored and transported to the
Exposition grounds free of charge,
fcYeigWt-* 3 La]l urtteles of parish ex
hibit. -to foraV paH of State exhibit
wilt be paid by State Oottmtlssioner
A .prompt reply is earnestly id
quested. very respectfully,
C. J. Barrow,
Stale Commissioner.
Approved: E. A. Burke,
Director-General.
The. following appears iu a late
number of tlie Sugar Planter:
It is now becoming evident that
o levee can be constructed that
(will withstand the terrible pressure
that is brought to bear during high
water upon the Grand Levee, owi :g
j to its peculiar and unfavorable
situation. Tlie building of this
levee has cost the State immense
sums of money and been productive
-1 of no beneficial results that we'biro
; aware of. Then, wô siiy, féavo the
levée unbuilt; open Bayou Plaque
mine and the other outlets that
relieve the river to such an appre
! oialrle extent, and »nr word for it,
there will be no necessity to close
the Atvhafalaya in order to make
the channel of 1 he Mississippi deeper
aud more capable ot carrying, off its
volume ot water.
7 Polic e Ju ry. *
Protrrdings of their Lust Mectikg.
IlAHimiAE, St.Giiarles Parish# \
Monday, Sept. 1, 1881. }
The Police Jury .met this day 'in
regular session: were p reseul; Messrs
J. L. Boutte,president, ArihurBrou,
Emile Kost, and Leou Sarpy; absent,
~.»By<0«s9en. - ! . •«».
The minutes of the meetings of the
th and tlie 14th of July .were read
iindktppixMbd. Tlie parish. Tii'as-'
urei's report was then read and
u-eopted, as follows:
! Treasurer's Office, I
Parish of St.Giiarles, Sept. 1,1,884 ..i
To the Honorable the President and
members 0/ the Police Jmy:
The Treasurer reports as follows:
To balance on hand June 11th,1884,
on fcéitlemetit with committee which
amount was transferred to the funds
of 1884,-V $0288,55
lteceiy«d fro iti Ta xGo I lee tor
for licenses........... 013,70
'a id si
80902,25
A «I ILI CIIIIUU fell. lilt
Sheriff's account,
6141,70
Colonel's fees,
162,50
" jury,
38,40
Justices of peace,
«2,26
ConAoables,
03,50
Syndic's
12,50
Ornmlaud petit jury, 228,50
Witnesses,
03,75
Sec. Police Jury
25,00
Printer,
33,33
Election funds,
338,00
203,80 81373,14
Coutiugeut,
Balance on hand this day, $5520,H
Respoettully submitted,
(Signed) A. ltoRBiNS,
Parish Treasurer.
Gn motion of Mr. Brou, the- re
ports of (lié Commissioners of the
1st and 3d Levee Districts being
accepted, Mr. Rost presented the
following preamble aud resolutions
which, on motion of Mr.Sarpy, were
adopted, viz:
VV hoi'ORH, tUo condit ion of tlvtvlevees in this
itirish Ctkl^ loi' tho Ciiiucst at toution uf tho Po
itw Jiify ù> put them as far as popsihio in oou
(liUon to fitanil another high water; aud whereas,
the Board oi'State Engineers lift,ve do'clarcd tlu>
Bo it resolved, that the sum of t.wo tliousand
tlvo luuidrcd doi I üm.U» v hp-i;eVy pcÇ apart and
tpiu^pi ittttd out qitno oqiilinujén^ fund of1884,
is u specijil levoe rcimir fund, of whlt'h fifteen
litmdrcddollars ahull he applied ta the levees
oi tlie right hank, and one thousand dollars
the love OS, of the left bank.
Resolved,that all said repairs on both sides
the river shall be made under tho direction
two levee inspectors,one féretich »ide.whoshall
olcoi eu by the Police Jury and sliull hold
theiBofiicc for thre«« monlits nom SoRt. 1st ami
slwill receivefljye dollar su day for qctiuil service
pi^yable out ot the sj>ec3^f levee fund on warrant
of tlie Pi^àidént ot the*Police Jury.
ReSolved.thut all repair work shall be let out
by the 'iiLftootnui togiilioi with the police juror
of the ward vvhero said work is done, and
hills for levee repairs under this ordinance «hull
be paid unless appro véd by the inspector and
the polio« furor.
Resolved, that in addition to the'mUcr JeVeo
repairs ihoLeveeIuBj>ectt>i* is hereby authorized
tn let out all work for cutting out paid refill
alj eray-flSh holes on tho levees, and on Lis
measurement ot the work the parish shall pay
R>1 one-balf uf the same at tho rate of 20 cents
perduifio yanl.
ReeolveU, tliat allJiills for levoe repairs
levpo work duly cor ified l>y the Levoe
spcctor and Police Juror shall bo paid on wur
rané'of th« President of Police Jnry.
On mutioii oi Mr. Hroa, T. T. Baudouin was
uppdiuteR IdOvec IiiHpectta* for tlie light bank,
aud ou motion oi Air. 8arpy, Euulo Jÿouiat,
çhe left banlc.
The Ibllowing resolutions woro then read
and ndoptod;
Retiolved, that tho President of the Police
Jury *et*d t( * t-M© District Attorney,tho munes
of the parties kuowu to have cut public lovees
fu viohition pf Act 84 of 1884, ami request liim
lo prosecute »aid parties under the fctato law.
i ; HohoI veil that, tore^ei TCOnVietiou under
said law the District A ttd»ruev shall heontitled
to a ft c ot ft 15 payable, cm the warrant pf
President of tlip Police Jury.
Respited that, tlie syndic of fhe «Ocond ward
bf iiisÇi ueted to have t he rice ilumo put In the
uew.Edttioe levee by Antoine Gassen removed
and the out reliUcd ut the ejpeuao oi the Par
4%li!
Resolved, that jn tbo matter of the Injunc
tion taktil by J. L. iloutto, ua President, offhe
^PqUoiGJUry against the Morgan's La. &. Texas
R. R, aud Steaiasbip Company, the said IVxs
ideut is ..hereby mithorized to settle tho said
suit' amicably apd to tlie best iulereat of
Ratfish.
Resolved, that the President of thé Police
Jury fchi-eo citizens of this Parish
local Inspectors of the KollytMorris Levoe,
act in conformity with Sectiou 3, ot Ad 85,of
1884, that u copy of the speeifieatiou aud eon
«truotion uotpft.ofthe bpntract f*r the eonstriu
lion ot said lèvhe ht* 'transmitted to them
i hat they ho luitiiidd of theiï anpointîDt*nts
Wheremion Messrs. Edmond I/iBreton, Mor
ris Bein und Guil^ume Lussan were appointed
as local In spec tors of .-»aid levee.
Resolved, thut flic sum of two lmutlr.ed
lars be and is hereby appropriated out of
eontiiq'ont fuud of AS84 tnr tho maintenauee
beneiiciuvy Cadet, ^l. L. Voung«, Jr,, ajt
IÀmisijina Stau* Üuiversii ,, aud Agricultural
and Mechanical College during the sessiou
1884-5: the said appropria! idti iqado payable
èiOO, for tip' first half and f 100 ftU' the si^ond
half sessiou, by war runts drawn by the Presi
dent of the Police Jury iu.favor of said Insti
tution.
' 'lrto^ jlvhd that, the »(im offive dollars bo
is hvi't'by ..p'orepriated out pf the coutiugeut
fund of 1884. .n.ftid by warrant ol
President of the P<»liee juryr^ 'ransport
AliUy Aonuu, of this Parish.Vick and ibvngL'fitjt
to the Charity Hospital iu Now Orleans.
Resolved, tlmt the President of thç Pojiçq
Jury bé aud is hereby authorized to procure
lumber for and repair the bridges ou
Bout to Road.
Resolved,, that Joseph W. Carew, ofthis
Parish, be and is hereby 7 appointed t,'on.m.
siouér otihe World's Exposition ior tiiol'aiit
of tit* Charles.
Mr. Rost,then offered thefoilowing'ordfnauce:
lh'. it ordained, by the Police Jury of
TaHsii qftit. Charlos, in^Dasiqu convened
afisembled, that a Parish Tux of six and
half (61) mills on the dollar for the current
expenses of the Parish, it's per itemized approx
imation tableau, published according to law',
be ami is; hereby levied ou nilivaJ *wid
sonal property within the limits of tho Parish
of 8t Charles, according, to tRo Rolls of
ses unent for the year IS&T.
Bo it further <»r.iftiued, that otax of oneand
a half (Iis) milia tm the dollar for the support
und 4 ma^pLqpaWH' of the Publie. fcEdiools of
Parish, be and is ltereby levied on ail real
norsoual property 7 within tho limits ol*
Paiish according to the Rolls of assessment
1884.
On motion of Air. Rost the above ordinances
were unauimously adopted, the yeas betug
If waa tbt nmoved aud »cepudod tlmt
juiy iwljgiui;u—oua ried,
T. T. Baudouin,
SeoreUry Foliuo J ury
tlu>
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HT ATE NEVV^__AND VIEWS'.
Eliiix in Bastimî i.s %iilm6ic, and
mguyj deaths hare occurred.
The new juil of Calcasieu has lasen
compltfed :wid acce[ited by the
police jury.
The crops are suffering consider
able damage tVom watirt 'df r;Un : .
—ICapitoliao-Advocate.
Dr. A. Tjrcuit, wii» wgs reported
very ill, has entirely recovered, we
are- pteased to stare, and has again
resumed his prolessipipil rouixds in
this neighborhood.—;(i'oiute Coupee
D'einoefiatJ
It is 5 mattéfi of iiivpossBijlity to
obtain ptisiliye.iijfoi.'ina'iion as to the
crops in tills parish ftiid viciiiity.
owing to th« .variety of opinion and
the conflicting reports;*- 41 Seficiana
Hetitiqal; 11 > '■ 1
There are no houses vacant iu
Gretna, hilt quite enough ground,
upon which double tenement houses
might .lie erected, which mnloubt
edly • would be- lilted during tlie
Exposition.—[Gretna, Courier.
White Mr. Simmons,the courteous
operator of thé Teiephoue office, was
out delivering messages in town an
unknown thief opened his drawer
and abstracted the amount of eight
dollars.—fAsceusiou. Democrat.
As tlie proof against Wright, the
negro who attempted a criminal
assault upon n white woman on the
twenty-sixth inst., iu Jeanuerette,
Iberia parish, was eqnelusive, a
crowd of men look him outthoiiext
morning and hung him.
It is customary for au editor upon
his return to the post of diy.y lo
apologise . to, his readers for his
absence. We do not think such an
apology necessary iu our case,
tj'uder the able management of Mr.
S. D. Bonder, the Review lias not'
suffered in the feast hy the absence
of its editor.—( Democratic Review
Some time ago the Police Jury of
Ascension parish appropriated
certain sum of money to repair iheir
levees. But as tire amount was
'known to be insufficient to complete
all repairs', many of her public spir
ited planters went to work iu dead
earnest lind, at t'hyir owii expense, to
repair their levees. We would HI;
to see a like spirit manifested by our
plantera —j Iberville Hontli.
Equity seems to demand Hint) all
parties erecting poles on which to
string electric wires should be
treated alike. Tlie Item fails "to
win rein a telegraph company has
•ights rujicripr iu this respec
tlio^e of a telephony company. Tlie
poles are generally all unsightly and
obstructive nuisance; they belong
to "soulless corporations, u which
squeeze every dollar out of the pub
lie that competition or other Irasi
less conditions will allow; they
should be -taxed uniformly with
other -property owners, and no ex
ceptions ought to be permitted
Item.
so
.
'in
fact
ÎMive
ch
the
ing
and
o
rOST-OFFDJE NOTICE.
Another change has taken place in the ar
val and departure of pur mails; the Texas &
Pacifiq rniimjid currying the mails. Trains j
St! ChtifléB fcxation as follows:
' MAIL,
Going wist. N:23c A. M., Going west, 1:53 P.M
M.iil closes, 8:00 A. M„ and L00.P.M
Postolfiep Qi>eus at 8 A M, and closes at 5 P*M.
No mail Uçlivureit on buiuh'o'M.
JObEFH W. Carew,
PorfVluaster,
ago
we
try
Do You Know
THAT
LORTLLARD'S CLIÏÆAZ
3PIug Tobacco
with Red Tip fa.g; Hose Leaf Fiii«v(.'b«'Y' !l X*
Navy (.'LiriMjsos uud, Black,Brown and Yellow
BN U F FS «ifl the bust aud .cheapest!, quality
,iiqh
rnv
the
Registration Notice.
—O—O—n—
Pnblio notice jVhrçvehy given to all cRizens
Of the parish ofttt. ' ÇIMfrles who have not been
registered iu this parish find ilrose Svlio have
amoved from one Watil or lfrccinct th another
since th.« lasL electiou, that tho Rogistrafiou
Office will be opened at tlnv
Courthousr, AnguÄt 2.1, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.
1st Wai'd.^dL/tV/irfe 'Daren shot err/'s 8tor^,8ept.l2.
" " d. Miners. Kept. fi-L
2d " VaeLiJVaeéy' «cpt.. 5-ß.
4th " Haut,te puttion* Si^pt.
" " JUayuii dfC*t ^Ih'uiauds, Cliasi, L, Hoj»
kiii's Suire. Sept. 10-11.
■hl *• ChÀs Both. A Co., Store, Sept. 12-13.
5th Derfn/ Jjftndèna, Sept. 15-16.
Gonrikotue ttgain, Ji»in Sept. !7th ta()eN>ber
3Jst 4884, oxeept Sunday's audtlego) BoUlavs.
OWEN MCLERAN,
Assessor.
JOHN FOX
BLACKSMITH,
Wk!i!^t-d Et® fer,
ON FRONT STREUT,
Near .Mopu an avenue.
ÏI Ali XVI LL U, La.
LD^Rrptiiring neatly (tone at reasonable
rates. Second hauj vehicles bought ugd sold.
HOW DO YOU EXPECT TO
KNOW wliat is going on in your
pansli uiikvss you Jake jour pai isli
papoi| Dp not rest uutil you have
subscalieU ior it.
< "Th o proof ot the podding is in the iatlng,"
so sots the old ejdage, and bo the proof ot tie
va'ue of a madicine iä the opinions of those
who have used i*. Thoa. Bass, Sr., of Steel
. ville, fpn.VB, *'I h» ve used Prickly Ash Biters
'in ray family for i? year» for ailments oHhe
Üdneÿfl, liver and bowels, and find there is no
remedy equal to it."
_
ZOTIGE.
The atteution of oui- planters is called to the
fact that the Moeses. Müdere Bros' of Fashion
planta Boni sfoto, twondiltfs bölow Hahnvillo,
ÎMive oh hf!hd ; atid pu I- nile« »ra assortment of
ch oice ba rrel staves, whic h will be. said ou
roasdirable tei^os. (Jail ou them before pur
cliaHiiij; elsewhere. f : .
BLAINE
Acents wanted Tor authentic
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Augusta, his homo. Largest,
hand «oiliest,cheapest,boat. By
the renowned historian and biographer, Col.
(TonweII,whose life of GmjleW.pnbiished by
outsold the twenty others by 6'J.OOO. Outsells
every book ever published in this world; many
agents are sell ug fifty daily. Agents »re inak
ing fortunes. Ad . new beginners suecessful;
grand chance for them. $1*3,50 made by a lady
agent the first day. Terms most, liberal. Par
ticulars free. Better send 25 cents for postage,
t<#., on free outfit, now ready, including large
prospectus book.uud save-valuable time.
Allen & Co .. Augusta, Maine.
Dr. Casper recommends Kendall's Spavin
Cur^ iu the highest terms, aud thousands ot
eminent physicians dp the same. See adv't.
ON THIUTV DAY TRIAL,
The Voltaic Bflto., Mar shall,Mich., will
send Dr.Dye's ColêbratedEleétro-Voltaic Belts
and Electric A]>)>lianeeson trial ior thirty days
o men (young or old] who are afflicted with
»envops debility, lost vitality and kindred
tropbies, guar;mtoeing siieedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor. Ad
ilress as above.— N. B.—No risk is incurred,;
thirty days' trial is allowed.
. Denver. Colorado. April 22nd, 1882.
Kendall Ço if ; Gouts; —Four years
ago While in the employ of A. P. Perloy &. Co.,
Danvers, Mass., we had a horse tlvat hoeame
simviiual during the first year of-my stay with
them, and icuiulm d ho for four years, though
we used every remedy we knew of or could
hear,of but'of no avail. .Some time during the
fifth year,'(tor 1 was in their employ between
five and six years), we were recommended to
try Kendal's Spavin Cure, aud after using It
two mondis the Horse was cured, the enlarge
ment haying becu entirely removed, und thus
belifrveing it to be a valuable medicine I fully
recominulht it to all who have, occasion to use
Respectfully;'* 1
P. IL Lyons.
EVERY LmDY
infereded in Art Needlework, Pitney Work,
and every branch of ammtnir Arc Rlorricul
, Fashion, Cookery pi Music should send
fiCteen cento for the current number Straw
bridge. AsLloihierV Quarterly, 120 pages, four
pages new music and over 1,000 engravings
itch number. Addrens
Sit: a \vp ut doe &, CLOTHir.ii,
Lighth aud Market Sts., Philadm
Now is time to advertise your
goods in Tue Herald.
Por
to
13?
3
At tho request ol'th»} lawyers the
temis of onr District Court tor Jef
fe.rsou parish have l>ceu changed.
The terms now in the three different
'parishes arc its follows:
26th Judicial District
JURY TEEMS.
Jcflerson-U-First Monday of Apr Fourth
Monday iu November.'
St. Charles—First Monday of May and
second Monday of October,.
St. John tho Baptist—f irst MoUviay of June
and first'Monday of NoVeiilW.
CIVTL TERMS.
Jeficrsou—Rirst Monday of Juty' and 2nd
Monday of January. " ■
St. Charles—Fit st-Monday of February and
Fourth Monday ot July,,;
iSlu.JoJiq Baptist— Rirat 'Monday of u rch
and Third Monday of August.
X*
(Estiihllsh'ert 1808)
A, DELPIT FACTORY,
A.iDufilho, Fropriet'r
Xus. 13, 15 & 17 ST. LOUIS STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
/
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Dealer 1 in Cigark, Snuff ami ail
smokers articles.
. tj?* proprietor ''Waterloo" brand
of Cigars. 1241\.
Louisiana State University
: —AND—
R. éL m. COLLEGE,
BATON ROUGE, Ln.
This cut represents the
machine ready for use.
I!
sir
sosiii gas mm,
For supplying emintpv residences and sugar
houses with a IniliUmt cheap and reliable gas
light. It ia simple, dirvable ami not liable to
get out of order. They are sold under a full
guarantee aud lire made in seven different
stars, of 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, 70 and 100 lights each.
Prices range fruin $40. to $450.
- 8eud fpr illustrated pamphlet to the
putcun^ aua mamnacimv^,
J. J- PAQUETTE,
49 un AUTRES STREET, N. O.
_
if AH
RNV
ILLE GAUDS.
ot
the
to
It
use
four
LEWIS ORY,
NOT A jt Y PUBLIC.
Por the Parish b f St. Charles. Offlce at the
Court House.
©if STEIN,
PRACTICAL
BOOT AND SHOE
manCfacterer,
Inlormsh istn ends and the public generally ^
tlmt lie Is fiTiw fôaïty. atliissho}»,
No 2 Morgan Avenue, Jluhnviile.
to receive ordor# for BOOT and SHOES o
everydoscription and style,such as
Fatey Dress, Riding and Mud Boots.
Gaiters, Malakoffs, Oxfoid Tics
Low-Quarters Balmorals,Brogans.
Spring Shoes, Prnieo Alberts; etc
13? Ladies' and Children's Shoes a specially
liast8for deformed feet to order
Prices moderate.
©. BMÜRÄN
CIVIL ENGINEER
—AND -
suB.¥®nr©R
— FOI! —
ST. JOHN, ST. JAMES,ST. CIIARLLS
Plantation Droh'-age a Specialty.
Ë?" Address Habnville. St. Clinrles, Lu
Dr. F. DsPODTCY,
From the faculties of Paris ami ffurlzhurg,
HAHNVILLE,
St. Charles Parish, La
JA8. D. AUGUSTIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 34 EXCHANGE ALEEV,
Hoorn No. 8, New Orleans. Practices iu tho
parishes of Jeficrsou, St. Charles and St. John
tlie Baptist; will be at 'St, John Courthouse
every M on day and St.CnarlosCourthouse every
3 uesi I ay; telephone messages from Edgard or
Hahn ville to central oltiee promptly attended to
G II A S. A, r, A 0 LIE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jf aim ville. La. '
Practices ill the2 !d and 20th Judicial Dis
tricts, cemprisiiiK tlie parishos of Jeftersun,
Kt. ('lutrins, Sf, John sit. Janies ami Aseeu
si'll. :md beioro tlie Federal anil Supreme
Courtsda New Ortoaiis. Special attoution paid
to tlie collection ot (jrnitulrcial Cianos.
Address: Halm ville, P. (). St, Cliarles.La.
the
Jef
and
June
2nd
and
rch
KATZ & STRAUSS,
DEALERS IN
Genet a 1 Merchandise
Groceries,
boots,. Shoes, hal &
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
E^Opposi^ Comlhousje, HAHNVILLE,
St. Charles, Parish. La.
L .DePOORTEH,
• i/A ir-omcE.
EDGARD, Si. John t Le Raplist Parish, La.
Parish Attorney «f St John HiiMlis». 1'rae
tiees iu tlie. .Twenty-Sixth 'udicfiil District,
eoinprisiu* the parishes ut St.Joliu, M.Charles
ail
the
sugar
gas
to
full
each.
the
O.
A GOJtTOF,
Sâddler&HarnessMaker,
FR CUT STREET,
IIAUNVILLE, La.
îrïf' : 'AlsD Veterinery Surgeon.' Orders'en
trusted to him w|ll meet with ]>roiupt poisonal
attention ut rcasouahle prices.
s. lozTno,
" DEALER IN
Sewing machines,
NEEDLES, OIL, PARTS, &c.
Agent flir t he Genuine Improved
Singer Seavlng Mali lines for tbe
Pai iflics of St. Ciiai lc.s and St. Jobu
tlie Biqfiist,
OFFICE. HAHNVILLE, La
Creole Saw-Mill,
Bayou Des Allemands,
PAEISn OF ST. CHARLES, La.
Orders filled for Cypress lumber
in any desired quantities.
Lumber delivered by tlie Morgan
Louisiana & Tex is Railroad, or by
schooner Success direct to planta
tions.
Dealer in shingles, pickets, pieux,
clapboards; etc.
ESP All oitleis filled witli dispatch.
Address, Chas. L. Hopkins,
Proprietor.
Or, Topees & Peyhegne,
Managers.
HAHNVILLE
STATIONERY
STORE
At the POST-OFFICE.
A full line ol
Writing Paper,
Pen s,I nky envelo pes,
Lead Pencils
Legal Cap, Fools Cap,
NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC.
Kept Constantly on Hand.
WE SELL at NEW ORLEANS PRICER