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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11
Land Office. New Orleans. La.
Jnne 4 l4sS3

Land Once, New orleans, La
June :, leYa I
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has Aled notice Of
his intention 70 make final proof in
support ofbis claim. and that said proof
will be made before the Register and
Receiver 1t New Orleans, on Wednesday.
July 80, 1892. viz:
WILLIAM +. GUNTHER, JR.,
Who made homestead entry No. 96AS.
6oe the south half Of The northeast quar-
Ter Of section IL. township 8. south
raAse IL east. 81 Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Charles Schern. Joha. J. Cook, VIII
liam roepber and A. Schneider. all Of
~ Tammany parish. L..
iell Ct CMAs. G. PAIvRxY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11

Titueville, OH City and other
points In that vicinity Of Pennsyl-
vsnia, were visited BY Gre and va
ter last Sunday, causing the most
fearful catastrophe ever recorded
b this country. Hundreds Of per-
sons lost their lives without warn.
Ing. and tie property loss foots up
il the millions. Eye witnesses say
that the scenes in the devastated
district are simply Undesirable,
and that days Win elapse before .
full account can be given Of this
terrible visitation.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11

FOR ALDERMEN:


Tie lFst olx were elected.
The election passed on quietly.
and 1t night the friends Of the sue
cessful candidates had . grand jolli.
flcation, and the air was filled with
fireworks and the booming Of guns.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11

LAID O0es. New Osleaoa, L..
Apgi1 - l6oA

-. WV WV OOSS 2@e
Apsi1 q. lSoA
Notice II hereby aivsa thas he Nbl)ow-
ing nanad sstssa be 1Ds6 nGAies ~ lie
intention % rake AnaS PsoefiR sufPese
Of his elain, and etae aid P.xef Nh
b Daa~ before Tie jadRe, o. ID hi d.
ssoee the clerk q the Disasist CoasG 6
Coviagtos. La. % Tuesday,. Jsss ~
1872, viz:
ZACHARIAH TAYLOR DAVIS,
Who nsds Hooeaeead In1sy Ne. s5se
los The south half a the seoehs.ss
qaa4tes, and the soath balf - eoceo-
west quarter NJ sseti0o ~. tovn.ASp
&. south range - sase ~ hssses
meridian
He names The following witnesses b
prove his orntiDuoas ess34eoee up0o
and cultivatioo a said laad, win:
William n. Xess. Ale1no1ss Davis,
Archie Cook anA william b xsso. Ill -
~ Tammasy paSisa. La
my7 G. O1AA G. PAl1asH. Rsgtsses.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11

LAWrNuS0O u % Obs % o0s1~S -
Is "A II n " / Of ~ ofsw4
Of v /, ESQ u. t'p 6. II. Is 81.
Montgomery 4 Kirach. aqaase
! 9S. Bossisr City, IS IS.
Mc0raw Mrs N. 10 scrus on The
fAbita River. 81 80.
M.nry d H. 800 acrrs. Spanish
cain. ON West Pearl River. AID u
Of v lse /. sec 81. s'r =. : Is.
s. So
Ol,s,lelI J A. 80 acres in Tie
forks Of Bocus Falia river. $10 80.
s Patlsor.t J c. I sqasra IN New
Cov;ngton. IS.
Provost g b. square IL. Bossiee
City. - 95.
Points Delphise. lot 10. sqpare s.
Bossier City. q 6.
Psrdes Calvin, lots 2. 3. 6 and Z.
sec G. lots 4, 3, 6 and Z. see z. hts
2 and >, sec g. % 40.
Thearl. Weber agent. $50
acres .djoiniug Zach Sharps lasd.
g IS
WALTON L. lot au'o impeOvseneoeA
Lewisburg. IS 50.
Town Of Covington.
Linton A n Mrs, estate. sqaares
H. II and IL. betvess Divisiocs
Of Spring and winosg. tqaasss ~.
20. II, 81, 81 and -. Divisios q
Winter. square I. Divisios q 4ae.
bury. 80 50.
Town Of Vaudeville.
Avrilhe Rev, part u square ..
III. . in squsre IL. lot "A" o. Aadi-
.on street, 2 lots in square 81. :
lots in square "a" and improve
mcnts. $23 10.
Breixner E A. squs.rs III, Us
and $50. -.
Chrvalon AIRS. II dossbls
sqnsro 81. q 50.
Fargo F. lot II in square >.
81 50.
Lacpmbe ]. 2 lots anil improves
meuis in square u. -.
AlaloEey Al Mr~. lot and i'm
prOvemcmis IN squars - 81
81 50.
Nixon w R, lots and 70. square
IL. lots 4. 5 and G. square -. IS.
Queries A Mrs. lots II and ID.
in square 10. - 50.
SarUn 4. lot 8 il square IL, -.
Town Of Slidell.
Gehll,sch ChaA A6 acres, lots :
and 3. t'p Q. IA. - IS.
UNKNOWN OWNERS
A certain tract Of laud, costais-
ing 269 fset. beginnisg from tbe
banks Of The Bogus falia Sivss.
above the old saw Mill, thsoee
north &c deg. 30 min. east 20 Flow
ere fence. theace along said leeee
north Sc deg. 30 min. vest 70 The
banks Of the Bogus falia river.
thence down said river % stake
marked e, thence south IS dag. 30
min east 20 ieet 70 stake marked
d. thence 2l3 fset 6 in. s0ath u
deg. 30 miu. west tO stake naasked
G. thence south 53 deg. 20 min.
west 332 fsst 8 in. to stake nsarked
U. the point II bsginnins. - s..
TERMS OF SALE
On said day Of sale I will ell
such portion Of said property -
each debtor will point oct, and u
case the debtor will not point oat
sufficient property. I viii Il osos.
without further delay. ssll The lsast
quantity OF sail property VI any
debtor which any Liddsr will boy,
for the amount Of taxes. intseest
and costs due by said deLtos. The
sale will 30 without appcsissasst.
Tor cash. in legal tsadse oossy a
the United States, and The property
cold shall b redeemable 6 any
time Tor The space nj 90 year. b
paying the price given, with 80 pc
cent inter at. and costs and penalty
added.
w. E COOK,
Sheriff and Es-0 &e;o 7ss Obssslss.
~ Tsmoaay Parish, La
C6ringl0a, Ia. Ja0e 4. 1003.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11
Paul +. Theard ". J. COoway
Boyle.
Civil DixtSict CeuEt, Parish - Osleaoa,
STATE Of Louisiaaa 3s.el1.

BY vistas Of VIII Al s@izuse and snls
Issued By the above coast, hearing 49,
May z. lS94. and % ne disseeed-
I will proceed % sel q poboie aas-
t3oo, at the door Of the CouHlhouea, Il
the town q CovinGooo. ~ Ta60any
parish La, % SATURDAY. Juoe
IL, le9a. bstveea legal aale houss. - 81.
l6.ing jeseEibsd p6ePssty. to-vie:
4 certain square Ct Rrooni. eienaAea
IN the town a CovinGooo, PAsish e H.
Taus1aay, S(ale - Leaislaoa, dssie.
mated - square No. Z. aeeoeaioR . :
plaa Of Geo. Do AS1las. sasveyos; a ~
property Known . he Avaoaee q Nor.
90. CooDesoe and vissna. aad asavn
from stetsh Of Paul = 0ueman. sus.
veyoE. which p)aa b depos1eed q he
ol4ee Of TIE Reeoeaee q Cooveysoeep
and Mortgages II ~ tsWn q Ceviae.
ton, Il. Said squAso naasases 50 ~
On each Of Theaed Aveous, 0ooA anA
Topas strsees, and JeDsssno AveouA g
vAtch Il \ bounded. and b . pass ellks
Aveoues Of NogUn1, Conneseo cd Viz.
taa Purchased b. J. O. Heard fboo
AEtheosse Yesolia d Cray. b psivaAs
cot, GATED JaouAsy & l00A cd Soooe6.
ssl tn Book X. folio IN q Csovsyaness
and Aosegaess, q sid FasisA q g.
Taonaay, Il.
Seized q ~ above anljtled ssjk
Terms Of aale-l1ash.
W. b. Cook, Shesi2.
COvIxGfOx. La. Nav IA. 1881.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11
The balloting for Quilted States
Senator has continued III the week
with the usual result, no election.
Blaine rendered his resignation
- Secretary Of State Of The United
States last Saturday, and the same
WAS promptly accepted BY the Presi

The National Republican Conven-
ton met at Minneapolis, MIMI,
lest Tuesday, and Is stlll In ses-
sion. The Kellogg faction were
seated frUm Louisiana. A nomina-
ton win probably be made to day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11

MARsaED.-At TIE residence Of
the beide's mother, Ms. e. Edgar,
near Covingtoa, La, June 1, 1892.
BY Rev. c. A. Hyland, Mr.. Henry
George llinetre AID Miss Sophie
Edgar. The groom was atteaded By
his beother, Mr.. Eddie Ainetre,
aad the bside BY Miss Sophie vallie.
Oaly the family and . few intimate
ftieads were present. but neverthe-
)ess Tie love and esteem In which
ths yoang coaple ere held Wa
svidsaesd By TIE many handsome
pseseats hey received. We &C
ksowledse Tie receipt q liberal
share a Tie hides cake and .
bstt3s a wine, with he compla-
nests q lie happy pair, and ex.
tead on best wishes Tor their future
happasess aad prosperity.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11
LAUNDRY.

Csvisssson, In.

OFFICE-At J. n. Giesenis Livery
stable.
win receive Mondays. and delives
Fridays. Guarantee not 70 shrink hAn-
mel or silk. Terms mOderate.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11
STATE TAX SALES
ImmovabIe Property.
STATE OF LOUISIANA W. DELIN.
OUENT TAX DEBTORS-PARlSH
OF ST. TAMMANY.

by virtue of the authority vested in
me BY the constitution and laws OF the
State Of Louisiana, I will sell. at che
principal front door Of the courthouse
in which the civil district court Of said
parish In held. within legal sale howra
for judicial sales, beginning Il II o'clock
4. ~. on
SATURDAY. JULY Q. 1909,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11
New Advertisements.
COvINGTON. La.

Highest prices paid fos country ps0-
Auce
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11

Black Chas. part Of lots %. 80.
and lot g., Lewisbarg, $23 s..
B1gert " H. part Of lots 5. 6, Z
and !. tow? Of Claiborne, 8 20.
Bickham John. v Of n . / Of
see 81. t'p 8. r II .. S. 30.
Chadwick E II. squares ., 20.
3: 80. Al. ~. -. A. a. 46. A. IS.
-. 50. 81. 81. So. 81 asd 81. j.
Booster City. IS 50.
Chssney.H. lots 8 and 3, square
Is. Bossies City. g 50.
Oouglas3 J b, lots z and 8. in
square 8. Bos>ier City. a GO.
Fanst jars. 50 acres in rec 6,
t'p .. r IL. 81 30.
Herman + J. l60 acres, y | Of . /
eco u. tips. r 8. 81 80.
kohnk4Q. lot z. square /. lot 8,
square :, D.,ssiee City, g 80.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-11

pSOV0O0ut0 I'D &c AOs bP u tSw8e
IL. IS 50.
Sharp VIZ. 80 acres and i'm.
provemenss iu go 81. tip 8. range
IL. - O5.
Smith joe, I'D acres and i'm.
provements. sw Of y . !. SEQ 2,
q Q / Of GO 3 Up Z. range II. LOTT
~. Is aud 46. Lewisbarg. $l3 95.
Snowden w L Mrs, 40 acres
and improve4ents o. Tehelancis
river, known - Lancasteeis brick.
yard. al 10
Smith Ja9 l60 acres and i'm
provements. y half Of . . quarter
. half 81 y " quarter. sec Z. Up 8.
range II. IS q.
Smith Alfred, l60 acres aud i'm
provemects, y quarter q eco 81,
Up Z. range 50. a o..
SinxIstary q H. 40 acres add inn.
provementa. equastse Of . . quar-.
ter. NO =. Up Z. range H. 81 -.
Siugleeary I. 10 sores and i'm.
provements. . ~ quarter Of D y
quarter. 80 3. Up Z. range II,
81 "a.
Thomas Martha, 400 acres and
improvements ia. sections 81 and
Us. Up s. range II, 80 a.
Watts G. GO acrss and improve.
0eatassE 8 Grautbans tract a o.,
Wsst1orl Jso. 81 acres and i'm.
provement.. hall Of . y quarter,
aec n. ~ 2. range IA. - on.
Welsh Emile. Is squares. lols 1,
:. ,. 1 and s. sec "a. tp 8, range II
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
First publication Feb. IL.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the con-
di:ions OF Il certain mortgage bearing date,
the sixth day of February. \. ID. lsa0, eXccut-
ed by Henry II. Iiolistrr, of the Township
OF Baiaga, in the county OF Baraga. Mich
igun, to John Mcintosh, OF the same place.
and recorded in the Office OF the Register of
Deeds OF the county OF Baraga. Michigan. on
the sixth day Of February, \. ID. 1880, in Libcr
3, Of Mortgages on pages ILL lj2 and l5a and
whereas the amount; claimed to be due on
said mortgage nj the date of this notice, for
principal and interest Is nInc hundred and
seventy two dollars, (s)72). and also the further
sum of twenty-five dollars go provided In
said mortgage and by law as u reasonable at
tOrncy fee for the foreclosure Of said mortgage
andno suit or proceedings ut law or in equity
having been instituted 10 recover the amount
now remaining secured by SIl mortgage, or
any part thereof, poticc is therefore hereby
given, that, by virtue of the power or sale
contained in said mortgage and Ia pursuance
OF the statute in suclicasc made aud provided,
on Tuesday. the tenth day of May. a. ID. 1879.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day at
the front door OF the conr. house in the Viii
lagc of I'Anse. IN the county of Baraga, state
OF Michigan (that beng the place for holding
the circuit court for said county, there will
be sold ut public auction 10 the highest iiidder
The premises described in said mortgage. or
so much ihercofas may be necessary to satisfy
the amount due, az above specified, with the
Interest thereon, and the attorneys fec. costs
charges and expenses allowed by law and
provided for In said mortgage: said premises
hsng IN I i lt,, Of sar"G , eganE
as iollows:. That par, Of the piece or parcel
In deed from .Orngc Phillips to Jacob T..
and Barbara Ann SLATER. bearing dlte the
first tlly or September, l|W. and recorded In
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds OF Hough-
ton county. In said state on HE 18th dny Of
Septemh, T. lt,,a in Iibcr of Deeds on pages
las and ~ i l,y metcs and boliads described as
follows. 10 WITT. Commencing at point on
the north boundary live OF said lF1irpl fifty
600 feet west OF The uurili west corner OF that
part OF Sii1 parcel heretofore cr;inted hy
Japob r.. and Barbara Ann Shafcr to John
Finucgnn; thence westerly along said north
boundary line fifty 600 feet: thence souttprly
one hundred four feet three inches 20 the
BmNqa aud OntOnagon state road; thence
castcrly along said road fifty (jN) feet: thence
nortlcrly one hundred four feet three inches
20 the place OF beginning, with buildings
thereon.
JOHN MCINTOSH.
Mortgage.
Attorney for MOrigagec.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
Nrusicai signaling.

1t is theory which seems to have
been confirmed by practical expert
ment that pure tone Of voice, such
rs that used In singing penetrates a
much greater distance than mere
noise. This idea has given rise TO n
new system o marine signaling. to be
used either at night or in foggy
weather. and based entirely upon the
action OF successive musical tones.
A limited number OF combinations
OF notes can be made to carry on all
tho conversation necessary between
approaching vessels TO avoid collision.
or between lighthouses and danger
Gus points OF the coast in order TO
avoid wrecks.
Four notes for example, serve to
ask. Which way are you headingp"
and two others mean Il am steering
southeast"
The system can he employed on n
large scale by means OF machinery
consisting OF Keyboard. on which
the operator would play. and speak
ing apparatus. IL Is expected that
by such apparatus communication may
be established at distance of two
miles. The invention can DO adapted
to the Morse code OF signals when it
becomes necessary to spell out names
or words. --Y ouths Companion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
Mites from the Mission.

Rev. Peter Marksman and wife ~
improving in health after their severe
attack of The grip. ~
Gregory Bedell has been quife i'll
for some time but will probably recover
when warm weather returns.
The indians of the NJ. f. Mission
have decided to hold their annual
camp-meetings in June and July, COM
mencing on June 2Sth and'ending July
9th. On July 4th they intend to ha, G
q grand celebration.
Rev. Il. O. Jones attended the
preachers meeting at Lake Linden,
Monday, taking in the stamp mills
during the evening. He was quite
amazed ut the work done by the stamps
md the workings of the pumps. Tie
preachers up there talk of visiting
these parts sometime in July to take
in the Indian camp meetings. 1t viii
he hard on the yellow legged chick
ems.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09

and ordered placed on fi'e.
The followirgrese luton was present
lby S. Kinney:
Resoiced, that hereafter no bills
shall be acted upon by the council at
the same me ling at which such bills
are presented uniess they are first sub
nitted TO the finance committees and the
payment thereof recommended by said
committee.
Which resolution was unanimously
adopted.
On motion the street commissioners
was instructed to examine OF Meadow
brook a'ong River street and ascertain
what repa rs are necessary to be made,
and the probable cost thereof, and
report the same at the council Mt It's
next regular meeting.
Onmotion Of J. Q. McKernan it was
resolved that the council, at some con-
venient time PRIOR to the next meeting,
proceed in body to the intended
sourcs of supply for water works aud
make a personal examination of the
same, and that they be accompanied
by competent engineer for the pur-
pose Of loo ting the best and and most
feasible point OF supply.
On motion it was resolved that tie
Village assessor be and is hereby re-
specially requested to make cut and
present to the council at its next meet
ing, the assessment roll for the curreLt
year.
On notion the council adjourned
until Monday evening, April 18th.
l.. J. SHEPARD, Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
F,rst publication MARCH N. /

First Publication March -, ISM.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.-Th Circuit Court
for the county OF Barag;.-ln Chanccry.
DANIEL MAST and SIMON
hAi,GEE, coaplainantS,
W,
PETER SANDS, ANNIE
SANDS, and CHARLES l..
BLANKENIIOHN defend-
ants,
Notice Is hereby given that III pursuance OF
Il decrc:al order of the Circuit Court for the
county of Baraga, in Chancery, made in the
above entitled cause bearing date the 9Th day
of january, lS92, there VIII be sold by or
under the discretion of the subscriber, II
Circuit Court Commissioner for the county
Of H0ughton, specially deputed by the sad
decree To make the said sale. ut public auc-
lion. at Tie front door of the Court House in
the Village of i'Anse In the said county of
Barrga, on Thursday. the 9th day of May,
next, ut two o'clock IN the afternoon, all
those certain premises described rs follows.
10 wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land
situate, lying and being III the Nillage of
L'AnSe in the county of i,lraga and state. q,
Michigan. described rs follows. To wit: Lot
number three 81 in block number twenty
five (s5) according 10 the recorded plat OF said
Village OF LAnSe NOW on record with the
Register of Deeds OF Barnga county. Michi-
gan.
Dated March 9th. 1882.
Il SKIFF SHELDON
Circuit Court Commissioner for the county
OF iiOughton.
Il. l.. CHADBOtRNE.
lgwI Solicitor for cOnplainants.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
Tubing the Channel.

Sir Edward Reeds plan for con.
structing railroad across the British
Channel is to lay two mammoth tubes
of steel plate and concrete twenty feet
in diameter. Inc tubes would be
made in lengths. and when two lengths
were completed they would be joined
together in u parallel fifty feet apart
and iioated out into the channel to be
attached to the completed length. All
the work is to be done above water.
Thus the end of the completed tube is
to be kept ailoat until u fresh length Is
joined on. Then that will be allowed
to sink. and the last attached part will
form the end OF the completed part
This plan has already been prac-
ticed with success in America in car
rying the pipe forty inches in dame
ter, for a water works a long distance
across body Of salt water In that
case the engineer in charge invented
a Joint which remained tight rs the
completed tube first hung IN q curve
and afterward adjusted itself to tho
bottom on which it came TO lie. Lon.
don Times.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
a LEGAL POINT.
Tho Lawyer would Not Admit Too Much
ANYWAY.


Tho Lawyer would Not Admit Too Much
Anyway.
When no had comfortably settled
himself in n chair by the lawyers
desk be said:
Attorney for the road. amt
youPH
YES. sir. What o.:n do for youP"
Wen. said the caller. when /
was coming down town this morning.
there was an accident"
''You don't look as II you had been
injured
IL wasn't"
ANY OF your friends hurt?"
NO"
a .Well. what's the matter, then9'
Now, walt minute till / get
through" said the caller Il had paid
my fare to come down town-clear to
the end OF the line--but the company
didn't bring me down. 1t didn't bling
me half way"
What OF it?'
Don't DO inpatient l told the
conductor wanted some kind OF u
conveyance to get the rest OF the way.
ard he refused to pay for one"
well. should think he would,
''He also refused to return my
nickel"
OF course he did"
but when | was wrecked between
here and St Paul the company whose
train was wrecked sent me through
by another road without expense"
Certainly. Implied contract you
know. Agreed to take you TO your
destination when you paid for your
ticket"
'.l'ut when paid my fare to the
conductor wasn't there an implied"
mo. sir; not ut all It's entirely diff
ferent"
20. your road doesn't have to do
what it agrees to do.
Look here. Perh; you"
Now. wait. Don get excited.
What must man do 81 get any thing
from your companyp
"Um WELL il your leg had been
broken or If you had. been killed in
the accident"
What then. sir? What thenp"
asked tho caller with interest
why. then" said the lawyer re-
llectively, 1--WE would probably have
nrovea contr,butory negligence cnI
SO sou or your roiosives Tor Dlocg-
inc the road. Chicago Tribune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
Early Birds

Iron county, by the Democratic ar
ranecment, is now in the Legislative
district composed OF Iron, Daragn,
Ontonagon and Dickinson counties.
Iron was heretofore in the Delta dis
trict, comprising the counties OF Iron
and Delta. by usage of prestige Iron
county is entitled to the choice of rep
resentative for the following Legislative
term and it's right thereto will undoubt-
eddy be respected. Republicans have
not cenlert upon suitable candidate
as yet. It is learned that J. b. Schwartz,
O resident of Iron county, is seeking
the Democratic nomination. The thirty
first senatorial district is now composed
OF the counties of Menominee, Dickin-
son, Iron, Ontonagon and Gogebic.
In this case, also, the county OF Iron is
entitled to the representative and
must have it. As Republican candi-
date from Iron county the Diamond
Drill presents the name Of nj. II. Nor
iarty, of this city, and feels well assured
that no better man can be brought out
OF the district to represent its interests
III the state senate. Crystal Falls Dia-
mond Drill.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09
First Publication April 9.
DROBATE ORDER.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF BARAGAN


At Il session OF the Probate Court for said
county. mold nj the Probate office, IN the vii
lagc Of L'.Anse on the Goth day OF March in
the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety two. present. Edwin l.. Mason, Judge
of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of Henry Pc
dnw-sin late OF Bariga in SAID county. dtccis-
ed
In rcatling aud filing the petition. duly
verified. of Mary Jandreul. daughter OF
s.ilh deceased, praying for the reasons therein
set forth. that Il day DO fixed for hearing said
PETITION and due notice thereof given To all
persons Interested and after II full bearing
aud examination IN the premises. the said
Probate Court adjudcaia and dctcrlninc
heirs OF said deceased and entitled by the, laws
Of This state to inherit said real estate and tn.
share or portion thereof that each OF said
heils was entitled to ut that time, and the
right tile and interest that ,stc, OF them, or
thor lleirsor assigns may now have thcrcin.
twenty sixth day of April next, at ten o'clock
Nv the forenoon, he assigned tor the hearing
of said petition, and tina; the several heirs at
law OF siild deceased. and nll other persons
interested in said estate. are required to all-
pear att session OF sniI court, then 10 be
holden In the Probate office. In the village of
L'Anse and sliow cause. fanny there bc. why
grnit.d: Aud II i Further Ordered. that
said petitioner give notice to the different
persons Interested IN sud estate, of the pen
dency OF said petition. and the hearing there
OF. nv causing n copy. OF this order to he pub
lishcd IN the EANSE SENniNEI. y news
paper printed anu circulated IN said County.
three successive weeks previous 10 sald day
OF hearing.
CA true cOpy.) Judge OF Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-09

"MAN wants but little here below, nor
wants that little long" has no applica-
ton to the people OF Iron county. They
want both tho representative and senator
In the state Legislature and several other
hings-among them the earth with an
iron fence around it. Don't let the
light of thy modesty shine so strong,
neighbor Drill it paralyzes our politi-
cal vision.