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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
or Coming Democratic Meetings and
Speakers.

Ex-Governor Bob TAYLOR, OF Tennessee will
address the people OF West Virginia as follows:
Martinsburg, October 18th.
Congressman John o. Pendleton will address
the people of Wetzel county at the following
times and places:
MOundsviile October II. at 1850 p. IN.
Tyler county, October Is, 10, 20 and q.
Harrison county, October % and IS
Gilmer county. October "a. rs, 20 and 81.
Benwood, October 20, night.
Brooke county, Golfers Station, October 81.
Q p. m; Bethany, November 1, afternoon; Wells
burg, November 1, night
Hancock county, November 9, one meeting;
November 8, two meetings; places to be ar.
ranged.
Elm Grove November f.
West Liberty, November 5, afternoon.
Potomac, November 3 night,
Marshall county November q; place to be ar.
ranged.
Gov E. W. Wilson'S dates are as follows:
Oct. IL, Charleston.
Oct. Is, Parkersburg, with Hon. Josiah Pat
terson, Of Tennessee, at p. IN.
Oct 10, New Martlnsyile, / p. m.
Oct. 20. Wheeling. at night.
Oct. %, Philippi, p. N.
Oct. "A, Beverly, p. m.
Oct. 50. Piedmont. at night.
Oct S. Romney, p. m.
Oct. ., Mooreneld.
The following are Senator G. J. Faulkner's
appointments:
Oct. II, Hillsborough.
Oct. Is. HuntersyIlle.
Oct. 90. Charleston.
Oct. 81. Winfield.
Oct g., PIT. Pleasant.
Oct %, Writ G. II.
Oct. %. Burning Springs.
Oct %. PArkersburg, at night.
Oct q, Wheeling, at night.
Oct sS, Warrington, 1 p. N. Fsirmont st
| night.
The following are Hon. C. c. Watts appoint
ments:
Oct. 70, Wheeling.
Oct 90, Benwood, at night.
Oct. q, Marion county.
Oct % Elk Garden.
Oct 70, "a and 25, Tucker county.
Oct %, Keyser. at night.
Oct q. Mo1ndsyille, at night.
Oct. g, Mason City, p. m PIT Pleasant at
night.
The following are the appointments Of Hon.
| Josiah Patterson. OF Tennessee:
Oct. II. Huntington. st night.
Oct. IS. Parkersburg, p. N. with Gov. z. W.
Wilson.
Oct 70. West Union, p. N. Grafton at night
| Oct 90, Clarksburg. ?. N.
Oct. 81, Weston, p. N
Oct %, Braxtoa c. r., with Hon. Eustace
| Gibson.
The following are the appointments of Col
| W A. NacCorkie:
/ Oct. IL. Paw Paw. Morgan county.
| Hon. VIM. A. Anderson. OF Virginia, will
speak at the following places:
October 10th. Island Park. Jefferson county
October Goth. Pennsboro. Jpn
octoser slst. Rogantown- Night
| October I'D. Boothsyille. Joint meeting Tag.
lor, Harrison and Marion counfes.
october e3d. Fsirmont Nigh
ostobsr aith. Gypsy 0rove. ftsrnoop.
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A TRUE PORTRAIT.
Carl schurz's Portrayal of Grover Cleve-
land.

CaFL ScuurL'b EOItESynA "a OAcscA N@o'S
land.
certainly do not pretend that Mr..
Cleveland is the ideal man or the
greatest statesman Of all times. He
no doubt has his limitations, weak
nesses and shortcomings. But he pos
sesses in uncommon measure those
Qualities which are especially desira-
BILE in public servant charged with
great responsibilities. He has con-
science. He has will. He has a
patriotic heart. He has clear head.
He has strong sense of right. He
has q good knowledge OF affairs.
He is party man, but not q
party slave. He is true to duty regard
less of personal interest. This is not
only the judgment OF his friends, but
also of his opponents, who, in 3 cam
paign like this, wish they might not
have to admit it. There is to-day nc
public man in America so widely and
we'll known and so generally and sim
cerely respected as Mr.. Cleveland is.
Even those politicians of his own party
who opposed his nomination had to re-
spect him for those very qualities on
account of which some of them thought
him Objectionable as President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

A 7OO-PoUxD 22-foOt alligator gar"
was hooked out Of the Mississippi river
Saturday, according to the man at the
other end Of the wire in ST. Louis.
This was a remarkable fish, or else
they have remarkably strong fishing
bait In ST. Louis.
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Col. Arnett,. Good Work.
BRIDeEPoRr, w. ", October I

BRIDGEPORT, w. VA, October IA
To the Editor Of the Register.
SIR:-Last night we had tremendous
outpouring Of our people, both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, to hear the is
sues Of the campaign discussed by Col.
w. W. Arnett, of Wheeling. The speech
was able, eloquent and convincing, the
most so of any heard in this county for
years. The Colonel spoke during the
week at Salem, Grafton. and other
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Cd Roo e,a:l. t'e d : po77saz
IA CHOICE NEW PIECES JUST ap.n-
~ EVVERdG C. BRos
1915 Market Street., Opp M1o. ~,
LOOK on
Prize Balloon ASceDd|
COLUMBIAN DgI
FRIDAY, OCTOBER a.
G. MENDEl &CQ|
rbrs. Hundred and Ninety of Them.

NEW York, October l6.-The first emil
grants direct from Europe 10 be landed at
Ellis Island since the Presidents procla-
nation In relation to steerage passengers
was taken of, was the Netherlands Ameri-
can steamship Dubbledam to-day. There
were 800 of them. They sailed from Rot
terdam, where they had been under obser-
walton for five weeks and baggage had
been subjected TO a thorough disinfection
bv steam. Most of the immigrants are
bound for points outside of the city.
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DEFENDING TaE PECK FRAUD.

We again call the attention of our read
ers to the fact that the tendency Of pro-
tective duties to ''create and maintain high
wages in the factory industries" is now at
tested by two successive superintendent
of the United States census under widely
different circumstances. General Francis
a. Walker who was superintendent OF the
census Of 1850 and whose work on "Politi-
cal Economy" (advanced cOurse) contains
the above mission, is free trader; the
present superintendent Of census, Robert
=. Porter, is a firm believer in protection.
So we have free trade testimony and pro
tectionist testimony to the fact that the
tariff raises wages.-NelO York Advertiser.
Here is an admission Of the fact
which Republicans have been indus
triously denying since the opening of
the campaign, namely, that MCKINLEY
stated at the outset that the tariff
increase was to raise the wages
OF American labor. But whether the
pretext was to raise or simply main
tain wages the Mckinley tariff has not
only failed of its alleged object, but
has operated in precisely the opposite
direction.
The Advertiser knows it tells de-
liberate untruth when it quotes PICKS
report and the census to show that
wages have increased, Even PECK's
report gotten up by the pro-
tected manufacturers of New
York does not show an in
crease in the rate of wages in any pro-
tected industry. The census shows
merely the usual increase in the nun
Der of hands employed and consequent
ly in the total of wages paid. Even this
increase is not so great as it has been in
years prior to the passage OF the Nc
Kinley bill. OF course the total has in
creased everywhere, but the Fate of
wages in the protected industries has
decreased TX per cent, and uIder the
operation of the Mckinley tariff there
have been more strikes, locRouts and
reductions of wages in the United
States than have occurred IL the same
length of time in our history.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
cen. sLel.les pefends Oleveland.


From a Speech By Gen. liekIss in Utiea. .
Now as to President Gleveland's record
in behalf Of the soldiers. They charge
that he has vetoed good many pension
bills. So he has. 1 have read his
vetoes. am a soldier. I love my
soldiers. Had I been President and a
Congress had passed such bills for my
soldiers, I should hare vetOed eUery one Of
them, too. They are mostly all frauds
and shams, and I had no frauds under
me. Any right-minded man, slcorn TO
Idischarge his duty, lCould hare signed
tess petOes as President Cleuslond did.
NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN, sleeplessness,
Nn habit, dizziness, blues, cured oy Dr.
y Nervihe. Samples free at the Logan
Eompsny's and r. B. Barti's, and at
F3ros,. BridQspork
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DEMOCRATIC VS.. REPUBLICAN, MEET
INGs.

INGs.
At Senator HIscocR's meeting Satur-
day night, he and Col. HART, Of the
Iatclltqencer, we're asked several ques-
tions BY a Democrat in the audience
which neither of them could answer.
One Of them was this:
"a man living in Cleveland purchased a
road planer manufactured abroad, and
patented in the United States, Canada,
GERMANY, England and France. The artl-
Gle cost $l9O, and was shipped to this coun,
try. Before the buyer received 1t ne PAID
sos tariff tax. Who pays the tax, the lor-
eigner or the buyer"
Senator HIscoCK "bluffed" the Ques-
toner with "smart" reply, but did not
answer the question.
Then Col. HART came to the front,
and the Democrat in the audience asked
him this question::
Accepting the removal Of the tariff on
sugar as Democratic doctrine, the only
Democratic feature Of the Mckinley Dill,
and comparing il with the duty on steel,
which benefits the workingman most!"
This flabbergasted the Colonel, and
he called on Mr.. HIscocK to answer it,
which the Senator failed to do.
In inviting the aforesaid Democrat
in the audience to ask questions, Mr..
HART said, pointing at him:
"Such a privilege would not be possible
in Democratic meeting"
Mr.. HART fOrgets that the reverse OF
this has been demonstrated to the peo-
of Wheeling. When Hon. WILLIAM L.
Wilson and Gen. Corr held their joint
debate in the Eighth ward in 1888
the Republican claquers in the au-
dience tried to howl Mr.. WILSON
down before he had we'll begun his
reply to GoFF, and nothing but his
indomitable courage and masterful
eloquence gained him hearing. Mr..
HART will remember the brutal answer
Gen. GEORGE SHERIDAN at his meeting
few nights ago in the Fifth ward,
gave an auditor WHO asked him a plain
civil question regarding raw material
1t was:
"ru give you all the raw material you
want. You're about the raWest material
I've struck vet. You're Dutchman, amt
youl Well, Dutchy, il you amt stuck on
this country, the country amt stuck on
you, and you can 90 back. You didn'twalt
to be imported; you came here yourself.
TlnfRhU
20 become Americanized.'
Compare this with the Democratic
meeting at the Capitol rink in 1885
the only Democratic meeting in this
city we recall at which the speaker was
asked questions. The speaker was Col.
FELLOWS and his Questioner in the
audience was a Republican lawyer. Al
though the latter had crowd OF
claouers about him Col. FELLOWS al
lowed him the utmost liberty and an
swered him civily until the questioner
was tired out. We have yet to hear
of q parallel case at Republican meet
ing.
The trouble with Col HART was that
his Democratic QuestiOner was, as we
have stated, entirely too much for him,
SENATOR HIsCoCK, who is about as
able Republican speaker as there is
on the stump, showed by his miserably
weak speech Saturday night how little
the Republicans have to say on the
vital issues Of the campaign. Doodle,
not argument, is what they depend on
this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

NEW YoRK, October 16.-Actor John n
Ryan died in the alcoholic ward at Belle
w Hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

STATE DEAOCEAAAO
FOR GOVERNOR,
WI A MAcCORKLE, Of KanAWnA.
ToR AUDITOR,
". JOHNSON, Of Barbour.
FOR TRE1 sURER,
J. n. ROWAN, Of Monroe
FoR ATToBNEx GENERAL,
T. s RILEY, Of Ohio.
ron STATE SUPERINTENDENT or FREE SCHOOLS
VIRGIL A. LEWIS, OF Mason.
non yuDsE SUPREME COUNT OF APPEALS
LoNs TERM
NH. DENT, Of Taylor.
(sHORT TERND
HOMER A. HOLT, Of Greenorisf'
roe STATE SENATOR,
First Senatorial Distrlct)
WM II. TARR. OF Brooke.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR sHERHP,
A. A. FRANZHEIM
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN klHOWARD.
ssss 49, s.S,oIIT DESrRlor'
!. 81 ,, ''''''' iA =. : = .aB BLANCHARD.
AssEssOR. COUNTRY DISTRICT
NOAH ZANE
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Mt. CARR
HOUSE OF DELEeArss,
CIV. BROCKUEIER
Nv. INHOFF.
M. j. O'KANE,
J. b. WILSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA>
When she was Oaild, abe cried for CAstoria.
When shs became Mas, she chung to Castoria-
whsa chs lad Childrsn. she gave taen Cast 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

EVERYBODY knows where GROVER
CLEVELAND stands on every question
now before the American people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

Here is an excellent illustration OF the
way politicians may twist and turn
facts and figures before the very eyes OF
the people to make them show the Cd
posite Of what they really mean. We
have received the following letter:
M1DDLEBOURNE, w. VA,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
MIDDLEBOURNB, W. Va,
Octoher Is. 1852.
IN. Edaor Of ne R.alstsr.


Tofas Editor Of ne Register:
DEAR SIR: o. W. o. Hardman, Sheriff
Of this county, to-day In q political speech
stated mat Won had published in your pa
,per-the REGIsrEls-"that West Virginia
was over two million (and some odd doUars)
y debit Now, what date and In what
her did you publish the statement that
Nst Virginia was over s., 100000 IN debit
democrats Of Tyler county want "
h. Please publish this letter, and be-
AXE your answer, so we may know
Iardman was correct.
Yours respectfully,
q. ID. SMITH.
te debt Of West Virginia is
II. The figures which Mr..
'uoted from the REGISTER
county, municipal and
debts, which are not
debt proper, any more
" ual indebtedness Of
ounty debt is ST.,
u debt S1,1s2,1 Ss
It debt S1s,999
Nunty, munich
Indebtedness
NAN, unless
mis- su-
omission
ase Mr..
.tgnor-
az
~
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TERMS

TERMS:
rxR YEAR. BIZ NAIL, PosTAsE FREPArn
DAILY, SIX days in the week. .,............eso 90
DAILY, three days In the week.. go. 90
DAILY, two days IN the week. -......... 300
DAILY. one day in the week. 30
WEEKLY. one year, in advAnco........... leo
WENkl,N, six months. .................. o.
SUNDAY only, one year..........-......... : "
SUNDAY only, SIX months ................ W
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. per week to be paid weekly. 10
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week. $4,000. 10
The DAILY viii be delivered BY earrierin
any other city or town At. ................ 10
Single Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY.
Rejected communications viii not be returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage,
~ Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Netlees
cents per line.
stamps Of the denomination Of twocents and
less accepted Tor amounts less than one dollar
- CORRESPONDENCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
xrws SOLICITED PROM KyEKY PART % TIE SUR
EoUSpINs COUNTRY.
ne REGISTER, embracing its SSvsTas sa'tion'
.,<ifersd a. TEE FostO6les ~ WhSssing ". Va
fssscona-e!GSs mater.
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OoNeREssIONAL TICKET.

FIRST Drsrmor-JoHN o. PENDLEToN' OF
Ohio. NJ WILSON OF JEFF
fe 5SiSD D,srncr-JoHN D. ANDERSON Of
Nicholas. INNS CAPEHART OF
Mason.
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National Democratic Ticket

FoR PREsIDENT.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
ToR VICE PRESIDENT,
ADLAI L. STEVENSON,
or Illinois.
FoR ELECrOEs AT LARGE,
SAMUEL s VINSoG, Of Wayne.
g. WOOD DAILY, Of Mineral
voR DISTRICT PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrohs'
r,4nsr D,srE1cr-M. Q. POST. Of Harrison;
sKcos,D D1sTmCr-B. L. BUTCHER, Oh hAu'
eO aI,,sD DrsrmcT-JOHN A. PRESTON OF
Greeubrier ro,,y n AfcCTUER OF
Wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

WHEELING AND ELI :
w RAILROAD. on snt ~ ,
day June l, 1872, trains viii ~ =
City Time:
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il!kE55 ijjiiy!5ii:! g
~ Truins Bun by CsnslD

w. Trains kunoy Oen1
rIcErr oyTrczs At PLrz ,,Is 81 ~
WATFg BT., FooT or Eilft,s.,.o icf
ar Tcfr1E H0rsr. Wsrftisss., -
px1.svt'Ttsfa sTaTI0s. bsii -
wv,rs,srss-~PlS Hasrb
sDaily.
FEOn WHEELTsG - LII. .ggJ AE
W,llsburz aud sssbsnsiiis u - -
~.nos. "a Pi,tsbsfg 49, ~
f.aI.nsroiis ana s.. L0sis...s
80 ..-.-t-is, "a circisBaH 81.
G.si. h.rg .od sSsbesTiile
U.forsis ~ PliisbgY 80 VI =
psSsastniSh'. ssd Eesfofk. fl58. !
l,s..rsIis az RitSoafg fuSis ~
$500 go q icGgo 49, ~ ~slls \
80, eloes ~ AeH YORK - -, 3
rniisoeyn Ttshington - =, : .
baIl,inoI5 AZ PittsDurg - ~, - = .
steuDehss.ssi 81 DenBiBon sIt
steoDenIni,.s 81 Louis. 50
IhalanAb CSC matt 10, ~ 81
Dayton W III, ssd Colam bus. - Hsfs1rl
SieuoenE. srsTEN-CLEvE-iN
hohTH"h STsTsy - a
TRANS Eg %, rorr'lllin ss1l
bon o .aChicGgo. .... fS.a te1
~ va - Toledo .......... IS fef
canton ssd Cleveland 49, wsts ~.
AIiaDsn lls aud Pittsb1fg.' ss,s ~.
s,esSss,sille and NellsyiIls' ssIs -.
snasssrille aad Pittssurs"'tE,s -
gs.5ssd I'd Cheap ff1s 49,
49,, sDdToledo: ...;..''' iSfs ~
cssiL.ssoe vi Cleveland ~; AS
AllSs<nrille snd Wsllsyllls' ;sjs Ssr
Sr,aelphis and New Tea las s9ss
YsTr1oye and Washlngton~ sals ,atn
6b.s.sDsnyille and Pitisb9fs,,i trfs
s.sbesville and z LiT.tpo.
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GOV ERNOR FLEMING

Addresses Big Crowd at Sutton, Braxion County.
BE Tells How the Force Bill Was Defeated and
ExpOunds the Iniquihss Of the Tarif-Ihs
Court House Would Not Hold the 0rOwd-GcOd
Work Under Way in Harrison Oounty-First
Pole Since '84-RockpOrts Monster DsmOnssra-
tiOn-Rapublicans Who Think Differently Now.
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Rnilrnaos,
RAILWAY lime a

Arrival ana departure OF 1airs 80
May -, 1872. EXPLANATION On ~
MARKS: 'Daily; tSuuday etosr,- b
day excepted; Saturday srosBsI u
only; saturday only. EAstorn "a, =
which 10 one hour earlier thAa Ctsl,, N
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SENATOR HIsCoCK, who is about as
able a Republican speaker as there is
on the stump, showed by his miserably
weak speech Saturday night how little
the Republicans have to say on the
vital issues Of the campaign. Doodle,
not argument, is what they depend on
this wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

STATE nEmoCRATIO TICKET.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-19
N EWTONVILLE.

The Misses Newton spent Sunday
with Chassell friends.
Miss Priscilla Kelsey is visiting
friends at L'Anse this week.
Mrs. Di1icr Of Hourhton. is the
guest OF her daughter Mrs. James
Wivell.
Messrs Haas and Surell are down
from Houghton to enjoy few day s
rabbit HINT.
Craig Bros. have moved their drill
ing machine to Newtonville We under
stand there will be considerable ex-
ploring done in this county for sand
tone, this srring.
Lumber is being hauled from Chas-
sell to the Michigan Red Stone quarry.
Several new buildings are being erect
ed. The company intend charging
their boarding house, as they expect to
employ large force OF men at the
quarry this coming season.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-19
A Depot---or Blood.

We wonder if the d., S. S. & A. rail-
road company knows there is such rs
place as Baraga, or whether they think
the 100000 year coming into their
Golfers from this place for freight and
passenger traffic just Drops down out of
heaven like the mamma of old by spec
ial dispensation of providence for thei.
benefit?
The above question is suggested by
the fact that just twenty months ago.
lacking two days, the freight and pas
senger depot of the railroad company
was totally destroyed by fire and no
attempt has since been made to rebuild
it. Now it is just possible that the
railroad company have forgotten al
about this incident, and as the fie'ght
and passenger receipts are coming right
along with unfailing regularity to the
tune of about 5000 day they have no
particular reason for refreshing their
memory about the affair. We assure
them of one thing, however, that until
a new depot is built the architect of this
column will endeavor to the best O. his
ability to enlighten them upon certain
points which seem to have entirely
escaped their notice. We will enumer-
ate some of these facts now:
1. There is place called Baraca.
2. 1t is inhabited.
3. The inhabitants are civilized.
4. The d., s. s.. Sc A. railroad runs
through the principal part of the vii
lage.
5. Said railroad has no depot at this
place.
With one-tenth the population and
commercial Importance of Baraga any
place should receive more consideration
and better facilities than Baraga has
been furnished; il it consisted of only
fish shanty and half dozen aborigi-
mes it could scarcely receive less.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-19
Card of Thanks.

EDITOR SESTINEL.-Pernnt us,
through the columns Of your paper, to
express our heartfelt thanks to all kind
neighbors and friends who SO literally
extended to us helping hands and
comforting words during our great
bereavement. For their many kind
acts we shall always feel the deepest
gratitude.
Mrs. G. REAL AND FAMILY.
Baraga. March II, 1892
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-19
BARAGA.

Mr.. ID. j. Trombly has moved into
the Byers residence on the hill.
Mrs. j. Collier returned "Wednesday
evening from Bay City, Mich.
| J,J Byers and family lett Tuesday
for their future home in Marquette.
Fresh oysters. at II. Coddington's for
only 80 cents per can for the best.
DIR. Law arrived Thursday with cai
load OF household goods.
Mr.. G.. Deimel, the Hancock jeweIer,
has been in town few days this week.
Decorate your house with the Acme
decorative paints at S. Il. Harris Il
| Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Taylor went up to
Hancock to celebrate st. Patrick's
day.
Mrs. Blaslell, principal of the Crystal
Falls schools visited our school last
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Ryan, of Crystal Lake, ar
rived Saturday last for few days visit
among friends.
Archie McPhee aud wife came up
from O'Brien Saturday evening return.
ing Monday.
Mrs. L. H. McGrath expects to leave
in a few days for Montana for a months
visit with sister.
There will be no school next week.
The vacation of one week between the
winter and spring terms occurs then.
Antoine Picard left last Saturday for
Detroit. He is going to sail on a boat
plying between Buffalo and Chicago.
Sunday nights mail was one and one
half hours late. The delay was caused
by the ice in the straits of Mackinac.
Mr.. Samuel D. Otto, who was sent to
the insane asylum at Traverse City,
some time ago, died in that institution
Saturday, March, IL.
The express company has raised is
rates from 1926 per 100 pounds to So
80. We ought to have another line in
here to make this company come to
time.
j. Collier returned from his trip to
the Rainy River country this week and
reports things pretty lively up there
and that there are few homesteads left
yet to be taken.
Mr.. J. Fl. Mcdonald has leased the
residence of d. J. Trombly and will
move his family here soon to occupy it.
They are the kind of people we like 10
see come here.
Mr.. John Cunningham desires us to |
express his sincere thanks to all those
kind friends who extended him help
ing hand in time of need during the last
illness of his wife.
The funeral OF the late Garrett Real
was attended by people from all parts
Of the county. A very large procession
attested the esteem in which the deceased
was held by the community.
The village election was q very tame
flair, there being but one ticket in the
ield, and only Al votes were cast. The
is the ticket elected: President
Patrick hester; clerk Spencer d. Dew
IMPORT; treasurer John Mcintosh:
rustees Nelson S. Pennock, j. Z. st
iermain and John Laub; street COM
missioner Dan Mcmillan; assessor John
'unke; constable Dan Golden.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-19
ConvsyanclEC.

If You wunt deed, mort gage. bill of
sale or lease, call on Z. HI. Ormsby.
Office in McIntosh's building, over
Emerie & Laird's saloon. Office hour
from 8 a. m. to p. m.
I-tf T.. II. ORMsBY. 4