The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14

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For toilet soaps go to 5. L. Harris
Co.
J. L. Noster returned from Detroi
Mo5day afternoon.
Very latest sty les on shades in meek
wear at j. Gottliebson g. Cos.
Miss NJ. L. Doran left Sunday TO re
sumo her school duties ut Gladstone.
Dry slab wood - cents per cord n
Fnnke's mill. 35--tr.
Mr.. G.. A. Scharer, Of Crystal Falls
was in town Monday, the guest of Ms
Pennock.
MIR and Mrs. j, Hid leave next wesk
to srend the balance of The winter on
their homestead.
The trains starting in on the new
time table last "Wednesday We're nj
more or less behind time on account Of
the storm.
The thermometer dropped to % and
30 below zero in various places last
Thursday. This was the coolest day OF
the winter 80 far.
JOS. Bosch & Cos Export" beer is
guaranteed absolutely pure and TO
contain no d ugs or chemicals. Try it.
For sale in all saloons.
j. III. WeEtz, the former foreman Of
Nester's mill, is now engaged i'll sim
liar capacity in the new mill at Sucker
Creek, Ontonagon county.
Our Detroit and eastern mail now
arrives at IL 40 n. m. insteal of in the
evening. and leaves for the east at l AZ
p. m. instead of 10 :l5 a. m. as former.
ly. Chicago mails arrive and depart
on nearly the same time as before.
The Superior Stock" beer, brewed
by Jos. Bosch 81 Co., of the Torch
Lake Brewery, has the reputation of
being the pu.est and best in the mar
ket. For sale in oil saloons in Baraga
and L'Anse. Call for it. Mono better.
The blizzard which set in last Sun
day night and continued through Mon
day was the worst had this winter.
Had there been much snow with the
fierce wind and cold, trains would have
been completely blockaded and much
suffering resulted.
Mr.. J. Austin was III town Wednes-
day STRENGTHENING out u few insurance
policies in the Imperial Life Insurance
Co.. of Detroit. which is giving back
oil premiums on policies written in
1892. Mr.. Austin is at present with
the Home of New York.
A donkey which had been in use as
"haawing card" in the "Uncle Toms
Cabin" troupe which disbanded at Mar
quette last week, was purchased 10y a
Marquett gentleman and sent to Bar
aga to be cared for. II arrived Mon
day and is safely housed in Mr.. Byer's
comfortable stable. Its arrival here
created as much interest among the
little folks us would the advent of an
elephant.
Messrs. NJ. Gallagher and J. Kitz
have formed co-partnership for the
purpose of conducting u merchant
tailoring business. Their ADVERTISE
ment appears in another column.
During the dull season they have un-
dertaken the formation of clubs for
the purchase of clothing aud overcoats
on the installment plan. Each club
numbers twenty members and each
member contributes 80 per week.
Every week drawing by lot deter
mines which of the members is entitled
to his suit and no further payments
are made him. In this way the first
one drawn gets his suit for 50 the next
one ~ and so on to the end. The last
one will have pail $40 for hi, suit, but
the makers guarantee that il shall be
fully worth the price. Byron Glover,
OF the Chappell House. got the first
suit, and Carl Schmeling was the
fortuha ate wiDn,r OF the second The
second club is now being formed.
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