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73D ST. & 85THST WEST SIDE.

DESIRABLE AND STORY HOUSES,
iuily decorated. steam heat aud electric light
CLARK ESTATE, 25 WEST 23D ST.
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DUFFlELD ST. % near bridge large, light
rooms, all improved, 81 to Sl3.
FULTON 81 9a--WhuIe charming ID story
through, 2ON6u Tor sl5 monthly.
PROSPECT ST. 1856. close to bridge q ferry--3
rooms, nice order, s.
SIXTH ST, 300 to 6 rooms, $40 to ,ls; jsnltor
service. BRADY. 32i Court st.
kLEGAN steam heated apartments, CLARK ST..
opposite Monroe place, s Il y rooms perfect
order; sunny exposure; so TO 50; near bridge,
Wall St Il Fulton ferries free to Nov. l.
FLATS-All sunlight, tor clerks. mechanics,
artisans &c.
rooms. 81 30 to 81. 90
r rSoms...,WsSkiy s soS SO 20
one room OF each set is scuery, with separate
cases; PRIV private "J park, 256SI28 feet within
minutes walk Of south X Wall ST. ferries. THE
furnished Side.
MADISON AVE, 1925 Summers hcl-Elcsantly
for housekeepng 50 weekly; others cheaper
9th ST. 23l E.-Fat front rooms, bath ee-
gantly furnished; housekeeping; 49, Croweii
iisTH ST, 70 E.-Comfortably furnished nat 6
large. light rooms 4 bath, complete for house
keeping; silver, linen china. pictures, brc-a-
bruc, only $50.
Al MOItRi.SO.\',, FLAT AU,NCY, -OB West
4lst St, YOU Will lmd flats IN MI locations.
Pnrni.hed-nest Side.
GOTH ST. 2O2 w.-small furnished floor apart
Protestant family. owner.
23D ST. 33s Mechanically 6 completely fur
niHhcd nat rooms, unexcep,ionable in all re-
spccts Inspect
FIST ST. eli w.-Handsome furnished fiat, 6
rooms, bath. LIST flight, all light. Janitor.
22D ST, ass VA floor NJ rooms. suite or
ginEly gentlemen or light housekeeping.
BETH ST, 1854 w-Pretty 6.room nat. steam
plano; Sl2; seen to 2. ROGERS
S6TH ST. 3iS w Administer carpets, gold par
lot suit, upholstered in silk damask brass bed
steads, &C.. complete; light corner rooms
private bathroom: eSqusitely decorated; convent
emily located. Inquire Janltor. references.
3STI ST. 273 VT rooms & bath newly fur
nished Janitor or ELLIS, 20 w. 41st st.
10TH ST 267 w-5-room nat list floor. hand
somely furnished. Janitor or ELLIS, 22O W. Ilst.
43D ST. $3.50 W. rooms LIST nat. nicely fur
nlshed beds: rent 81.
5irH ST. 2lg W.-Neaty furnished apartment
rooms; near l. station Curtiss bell
GOTH ST. 364 w Handsomely furnished Groom
Hat. Jnntor, or MORRISON, 2OG W. 4lst St
ETH ST. 1858 w. tstation seth st.)-Completely
furnished corner bay window g. room MATS
steam. hot water, gas ranges $50 $50, $40, sl25
Edgar
ETH ST, Hi w-very comfortably furnished
HAT: convenient to l.. station; $40 weekly. jan
itor.
10TH 81 ,lO7 W.-COmpleteiy newly furnished
fiat; steam heated; rooms 4 bath: no small
I children no dogs; $50 monthly; references re-
uuirrd. BARTLETT.
18TH ST, $40 W.-Elegantly, newly furnished
apartments. rooms. BATH china, linen: 335
month
J rooms. bath. china, linen, everything 335
month $40 weekly
TWO BEAUTIFULLY furnished 4 room fats,
all light: near Hudson. COLLMANN. 10 w.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Go--Tincst location. mod
rrn improvements throughout. single q double
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HANDSOME bachelor apartments newly fur
nlahcd, minutes walk from 9TH Ave Hotel
terms moderate. steward, box 392 World. uptown
PLr-N~A,I ROONi, huth; gen lcman only, rca
apunhlr Apply GusiOtd' 5 ulncr. 2lS ". lith 81.
To GENTLEMAN. private apartment, steam
heated. light tuom; private "ntrtutc, near
Madison square. Private. box as World, uptown
Iui So MAN having nice large front room de-
s'rrs roommate, reasonable r.. box AZ World,
uptown.
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2oII 81. 34I w Large front room; all con-
ncnichCesi excellent table; quiet house; terms
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lsIH 81, 60 W.-specialIy desirable, newly reno
table; gentlemen.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.
west Side,
lnrII 81 300 w .-Ernnt nnrlnr. hnnsnk coming.

Furnished Rooms 70 Let
''S1 'oo'S " ~
Wea, Side
,ortt on ,oo N. -, 1T. ,.,.-,....., .. |
r,,eT ,, w romt pnr!ot hTuS'keepnR'
icnrcs '''' '''1 ""''''
,,,r,, 90. -
10TH st.. ~, W,-NS"iy Furnished room Tor =
elsT sr N, W t,rr, fran, 4 hack rooms
running water Iorrc rlosrts
9isT sr COS ~ r,,i,r o,...- t,,r,s,,,i az an.
furnished singiy or en- suite, for doctor or
drcsgmnker
oon err ,o- ~ NJ, ,.-.,.,, ..u,,. u,,,,, ,,,,,,-
kcrptnc. runWIur water. 1la' rant gn,are r""n
".'l','s' '"',''"N "'''' ''' ''''N '''''' '''''
r"om DRESSING com rinno b a,rd i, oTo Tg
Confit
pap 81, .2aW. Nuntiy mrns he'd room, ran
ming water, 81 gentleman
22p 81 sd ". ~ a III. charming aIcnyc
room. huth also square room: rrt"r,uce,
-sb ST. lbi W n3nl',m''' iutn .,'i looms al
cove very desirable pwc' private family
23p 81, 400 W. Good, ruu comfortable
tnnMS WIN "li convenience ""hi heated n''
.,,,,
23n 81. ir3 W. Handsome suite, pnrlor floor;
private bRth, sc. Tor or . gentlemen or
gentleman VIE handsomely decorated.
GHp 81, lio ". NrwIN iurmsurd rooms; rel.
"r'nrr..
2qp ST, gM w--PIc1sin,. medium. sized front
room; closet folding he'd. 81 weekly
.rti,- 49, "A lr.,.,. IL .., ...,. , ,,.. ...,,.
furnished Lower ncii.
y.ip SI..l.,s ". ,yup,s puuultrr., h.n l,,int.
tors sunny, SOU r room, FURNISHED or uniur-
nishcd.
LID 81, siti ". ii floor also IA Noor. front.
back, with h!CoNc; nail rooms; steam heated;
on.ns; lc"eo.,a.e :" r''''''i''t P'''' WI "'''''
I'D ST., ibJ w, London Terrace Doctor or
dentist ~ nGor. saloon nntlot priyge BATH
e'''2's7 wv y Wv" '''''' WY
2SD ST, AZ w-Two large. handsomely furnished
rooms; near elevated, hous" heated reference.
HTH ST, a ". between broadway a 9Th ave. -
reference required.
- ~ ~. En'2 ": rIlSa,ant s'nny room llght
chiIIT%n 'ep''e' F'''' "''o ''o'' '"'' ''o'''' Nv
-.
E'lh ST. ES W'-furhlsh'n' sunny square
.o"', '" pe' "''N
20 81 s 4, "a. Ir"lshTu t"oiI central 'oca'
~, ~ ~, a. - .''.,', ,,s,,,,,
30 " > y. w' w, i hfhl-h., room, hnustktrp-
lne, -; aus" r'".N '"t gentlemen" =, : ,.s,
"or ,nr" ICON" nnc "
monthly. t;tih"ne
o7ru a., IA " -,,,,,., ~, ,,,,,,.,,,,o,v fur,,shoi
rooms Sinsly or en- suite; s. upward
- ,,,..,,,, nom, 6o,,,,-
Keeping or gentlemen; handsome large parior;
reasonable.
ETH ST as w Crhc Wiltonl-IIandsotnel fur.
nishci square & hail rooms, bath, steam heat.
restaurant. reasonable
ETH ST S3i w-For light housekeeping; excel
isnt nrrommoJ,tion inlet nrirhborhnod mod.
crate rent.
e7rIt ct 9Gi w-NIrclv furnished large front
room; also small room gas bath
97r,I or ~ ,,n"h,'s, omor,,no,,. nowv
I'll Sni ., w-naohSST snar,mentS ,,, hGMy
s,nri. roons suits rm,snuahle p'O'''e
IL,,'ii - -, No., =, = l. 80
~ - W, p,'Mctn W., y ,' ~, ~
osru or Al " ro,r proodw,r- snail e. large
rnn,ns newly furnished ns ha'Nroom Mi impToye
monts
~ ol o. mNeg I Isn h rm arSo "o"'
ooTu CIR 10, w ufonr,,s ,o,,,. u,,-r,.ho, to-,
E'r sl IS1 W. ,Nehny nS,rTm,shen ntGnt
men only 81. ----.---------------
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DAD ST. I44 W.-Flrst- class board; large q
small olms sIngly nr en- suite: table board.
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: - IT. 49,, 35S M.-uOUd BOARD, win nice rooms
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SsTH ST, 239 w.-Large sunny front room; every
convenience; excellent table board reasonable.
| 3Slh 81, 22v, 2Jl ". -Eiegunt sunny largs &
single rooms; superior board: near Broadway;
| families: reasonable.
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nth ST. us w-Board q rooms for IsdI.. =
gentlemen: terms 81 IN S.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side,

nth ST, e2s w.-Turnlshcd rooms for one or tn,
gentlemen or two lady boar1ers In we'll fur-
nlshcd fiat Richmond
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5ulH 81, 100 w. Large d sma rooms ior
ladies or gentlemen; board it desired; easy
terms
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10 II 81, 35U W.-s4 4 10 Weekly first- class
noard; pleasant rooms; Dnth: home comIorts
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THE BRISTOL.
Is 20 10 nh L, near 9th RVe.-ComfortAble
flmily house. very moderate terms
LADY wishes charge Of baby or child; good
home healthy locality. Bennett. ass L. SD st,
west SIDE.
MANHNTTA AVE. 5i7-Large, beautiful 2d-hoor
room. drcssIHE-ro0m attached private family
no other baarlers' to couple or gentleman, ref
eTcuDvs.
WAyERLEY PLACE, lOl. northwest corner Wash
iugtun SluAre-Fine rooms, excellent table, ref
erenees
WANEHLEY PLACE, lO3-Single 4 double
rooms, with excellent table; reasonable, reIer-
enCos
ION 81. a. " Pleasant rooms with board;
reasonable prices, table board,
10TH 81 81 W.
Choice rooms, with board.
18TH ST, t3 ". Handsomely furnished alcove
Is other 4 ra5le rooms; excellent board, fam
lilies or rrn'Ir'u"u.
Large room, with, board.
lgrH ST. 500 w-Large q small rooms with
board ladies, 81 gents, s..
IAN L.. ~ ". = large rooms III door, newly
decorated, handsomely furnished, with excel
lr.i board
iiTH ST 3O7 w-large. pleasant front back
rooms, excellent table board reference,
l4IlI ~, 2Ii ". -4I-stury square * nail rooms
with nuArd; references exchanged.
lllHS ST. 239 W. Double 4 single rooms with
board, rent reasonable central
18TH ST. 1856 w.-select table board a furnished
rooms
l5r4 ST, SAG w-Largs Furnished room; gas.
heat. bath. including excellent board couple. sl2
nth ST, a. w-Large q ANAL rooms. suitable
for families. with board
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
lsaso Ball

One Of the best games of base ball play
ed on the home grounds this year was
that between The Rivals OF this place and
a club Of Pequaming. The game was not
par icUlarly interesting for brilliant play
ing although there were several good
plays, nor from the closeness Of the game,
because It was onesided from the start.
But was interesting to the spectators for
the reason that there was an entire alb
sence OF that rowdyism that too frequent
ly accompanies base ball games; also from
the fact that the umpire was prompt, de-
cisiveIand impartial in his decisions. He
would't allow any wrangling or dispute
about his decisions.
The Pequaming team was weak In the
field and for that reason every hit made
by the Rivals of Belhumer's curves
counted. With good support the Pep
uamiug battery would have made good
record.
The Rivals have no fancy battery but
they are strong batters and good ielders,
and these qualities won them the game
by big odds. The Peqnaming boys need
more practice to compete with the Rivals.
They are gentle naulyllot Of young men,
and we should be pleased to have
them Witt US again, when we trust they
will make q better record. The follow
ing is the score by innings;
2 8 8 o s o
PeQuaming 1 1 1T
Rivals 5 81 o Q x-lS
Batteries-Rivals, Curley and MeDge.
PequamIng, Belhumer and Matt Arm
strong. Umpire Ben Breau.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Latest From tho Ironwooa strike.

That there is more trouble expected is
evidenced from the fact that Capt. j. e,
Ball telegraphed Lieutenant Monroe, a,
Marquette, to send on at once all the
available state troops at that place.
The following special to yesterday IS
Mining Journal gives the latest phases
OF the situation:
The leading incident of the day was
the arrest OF a striker at the Norrie BY
Company G just as he was about to droI
heavy stone down the shaft. The men
were just coming up from work and had
he fucceeded In his design several men
might have been dashed from the ladder
aud killed.
Last night there was an explosion oi
dynamite near the house OF union man
who had returned to work and the win
dows Of another house were shot out.
Half a company now guards the NOrrie
engine house by night and two compan.
les are at the steam shoveIs all day.
The rioter arrested last night was
taken to Bessemer by detail from Com
paDy Z. During the evening while
passing through the settlement where
he lived he yelled for help but was soon
persuaded to desist by Lieutenant Jett.
ner aud his men.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Got Some Fish.

A fishing party composed OF Mr.. Frank
Haup. of the firm Of Hann & Shuttle, z.
q. Collins, sup't Of the copper wire roll.
ing mills and Andrew Berg, foreman, all
of Dollar Bay, accompanied by Jas. Hol.
liday as guide. went out to Sturgeon
River falls and Plunbago creek last Sat.
urday, returning Tuesday with abou,
fifty pounds Of nice trout besides what
they disposed OF In the woods. They
could have taken many more, butas they
had no ice along to keep them on they
would not take them out to spoil. The
party returned TO their homes at Dollar
Bay Tuesday evening.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Need A Bali Ground.

The need Of good base ball ground
has been sorely felt at L'Anse this year
by all those interested In the national
game, and steps should be taken this
year with view to securing a suitable
ground In time for next seasons sport.
No decent gare Of ball can be played
upon the grounds now being used by the
L'Anse club; besides 1t is unfair to ask
visiting clubs to play upon such grounds.
II the ground can be secured some work
toward improving It might be done this
fall and then have it completed next
spring in time for next seasons games.
Let's try.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

1t is the earnest desire Of the SENTINEL
to print all the local happenings worth
mentioning aud to print them accurately.
1t will be pleased to receive accouats Of
social gatherings, school matters, religious
items, personal notes such as the arrival
and departure Of people, weddings
changes In business, accidents, In fact
everything that interests community
and may fittingly be made public. An
enclosed note, a postal card or, better
still, personal call by those having an
item or two for the editor, will beapprec-
lated; or representative Of the paper
viii call upon anyone desiring to contri-
butte news. Give US the pointers-we'll
do the rest.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
PERSONALS.

DIV. Powell, OF Marquette, was In towr
Wednesday.
Mr.. r. r. Williams returned from the
south Thursday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs Oscar Zellen, Of Skanee
were In town Monday.
Miss Bessie Seamen returned to
Houghton last Wednesday.
Mich DeHaas, OF Huron Bay, transact
ed business here last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. B. Butz, Of Pequaming, spent
Sunday last among L'Anse friends.
Mrs. ID. McElveen, of Even, Is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Git
zen.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nj. d. Crawford are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Orr this
week.
Miss Bessie Seaman, of the 500. is
spending the week among L'Anse
friends.
Miss Edith Williams returned last Sat-
urday from protracted visit at Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
Miss Effie Lamont and Miss Alice Cud-
dlhy, Of Calumet, are the guests Of the
Misses Columbus this week.
Miss Nora Norton arrived Wednesday
from Negaunee and will visit friends in
this vicinity for o few weeks.
Miss Mamie Smith returned from
Houghton last Monday accompanied by
her friend Miss Nettie Gardner.
4. J. EMBEDDING, the Marquette plumb
er, was inthe city yesterday looking over
the new residence of 3. T. Harris.
W. ii. O'Brien aud family, of Chicago,
are expected to arrive by steamer tomor-
row. They intend spending the summer
here.
Miss Mary Roberts, who has been visit
ing friends here couple Of weeks, re-
turned to her home in Calumet last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Jno. f. Spring, a former resident
Of Houghton county, but now OF Milwau-
kee, is sampling the climate of L'Anse
for a few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Uddenberg, of Iron
Mountain, passed through here Monday
last enroute to Skanee, to visit with Capt.
and Mrs. w. Been.
Mrs. c. Johnston was a passenger on
the Peerless for Lake Linden last Sun
day. Mrs. Johnston will remain there
couple OF weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. E. Il. Penberthy, OF Houghton,
was in town Wednesday singing the
praises of lngot soap TO out local mer
chants, and incideutly working up a
boom for o. w. Robinson for state sena-
tor.
Hon. Carlos ID. Sheldon. Of Houghton,
was In town Monday interviewing his
many Republican friends on the senator
ial question. He found his political fen
ces in this part Of the district IN very good
repair.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Let us have P's. Persons who patron
lie papers who pay for the pecuniary
prospect Of the press, have peculiar pow
er in pushing forward prosperity. II the
printer is paid promptly and his pocket
book kept plethoric by promptly paving
patrons he puts pen to paper In peace,
he paints his picture of passing events in
more pleasing colors, and perusal of his
paper is apIsasure to the people. Paste
this piece proverbial philosophy In pump
kin-pie order ia soGe place where all per-
sons can see 1t plainly.-Florence Mining
News.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Prof. c. E. Tuck, superintendent OF
the L'Anse schools, visited here Monday
aud Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Baldwin and the editor of the Republican
and wife. Mr.. Tuck was enroute for
his old home at Coral, Mich, at which
place he was superintendent Of schools
fourteen years ago while we were being
led through the different studies In Eng
lish. Mr.. Tuck is very able and popu-
lar instructor, and the fact that he has
recently completed his fifth year at
L'Anse and has been engaged for the
sixth year proves that he is appreciated
by those interested in school matters
there. He will visit with his parents at
Coral for several weeks, returning in
time to commence his years school work
the first Of September Train Re-
publican.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
There WIN he Many More

The 500 News has the following con-
cerning former prominent citizen OF
this county:
Capt. Jay Hursley, one of the Soo's s
best citizens, who was a candidate for
mayor year ago las: spring on the
Democratic ticket, is good Republican
now. He told friend the other day
that a man who would be Democrat
after the botch that party has
made In trying to run the country, Is a
fool. Both Capt, Hurslev's. sons share
his views and there are hundreds more
Just like them in Chippewa county.
They are getting In where they belonged
all the time and are heartily welcomed
by Republicans.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Mr.. Frank w. Halsey, manager for
Hebard & Son Of Pequamiag, gave a com
plimentary excursion on the handsome
yacht Morgan TO a number OF his friends
last Friday. The party went to Pequam-
ing, where dinner was served In the
grove. The weather was delightful and
all on board felt that Mr.. Halsey was en-
titled to hearty vote Of thanks for the
splendid outing they had had.-Copper
Country Cor. Mining Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

The campmeeting at PequamiDg closed
very successful and interesting session
last Wednesday, and those who attended
had a very pleasant time. The attend
ance last Sunday was very large. Owing
to the non-arrival OF two ministers who
we're expected here Sunday. Rev. F. o.
Jones and Presiding Elder whalen were
ably assisted 10 ministerial work by
Messrs. E. W. Hebard and W. K. HavI
land. Of PequamIng. Exercises we're
also had in the Finnish. Norwegian and
Chippewa languages.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

The attention Of the senatorial COM
mittees Of the several parties is called to
the desirability Of L'Anse, as place for
holding the senatorial conven tions.
There Is not point in the district as
convenient to oil the delegates as this
place, and none where train arrange
ments are more complete. Also the
hotel Accommodations here are ample for q
convention OF that kind, and we have a
good hall.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

The deer which was caught by Mr..
Gaumond last Saturday morning, OF
which mention was made In Saturday s
SENTINEL, was so badly wounded that
he had to be killed. 1t was found upon
examination, however, that the wound
was not from gun shot, but that he had
run sharp stick into his breast pene-
trating the liver. The stick was a dry
limb about foot long and an inc b thick
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Alfred A. Guck. a former res ident Of
LAnse, has been appointed postmaster
at Lake Linden. j. Ii. Wilson, Of the
Copper Times, was competitor for the
place, but Guck seemed to have better
''pulP' with the administration.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Mr.. VIM. Beale, engineer of the yacht
Morgan, and Miss Frances Rec mer, of
Detroit, were united In matrimony by
Rev. F. o. Jones, at the hotel Pequam-
ing, on Tuesday, July 18th. PeQuamiDg
will be their future residence.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

A petition asking the secretary Of the
interior to take action in the case of A.
Daily VS.. The Michigan Land & Iron Co.
was circulated throughout the county
this week, and received good many sig
natures. The department has certainly
been very slow in disposing of this casa.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

The Copper Country Evening News
says that MIR. and Mrs. George Sheldon
and family and few friends left Thurs
day on ten days cruise on the Nenem
mosha on L'Anse Bay. The party will
live entirely on the trim little yacht.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

A party consisting Of thirty-four Young
people OF i'Anse chartered the steam
yacht Morgan and made an excursion to
Portage Lake last Thursday, stopping at
Houghton for couple of hours. They
had very pleasant trip.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Republican County y Convention.

A Republican county convention will
be held in the Opera House at L'Anse on
Monday, July s3, 1894, at 1880 pm, for
tie purpose Of electing two delegates tc
the Republican state convention a,
Grand Rapids july 31st.
Each township will be entitled to repre-.
sentation in the county convention as
follows:
Arvon 2. Baraga 10, Covingten 1,
LAnse 7, Spur 1.
BY order Of county committee.
JOHN CAMPBELL. Chairman.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Highway Commissioners Reynolds and
Peter Clyne were out last week looking
up route for road to Worm Lake. A
road to the settlement Of homesteaders
out there is very much needed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Geo. WINNER, agent for Pabst Brew
ing Co., received a car load OF the Mil
waukee beverage Wednesday evening.
and has been pretty busy since supply
ing his customers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Miss Mary Belle Barnard, OF Ironwood.
young lady who has many friends in
L'Anse, was married to X. =. Baker, at
lronwood, last Wednesday. They will
reside at Marquette.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

The Rivals went up to Pequamlng yes
terday afternoon to play the club at that
place game ofball. but as the SENTINEL
was printed before the game ended we
are unable to give the result this week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

3. Ii. Hooking, OF the firm of Hooking
Bros, opticians, was in the city on pro-
fessional business the fore part Of the
week, and will make regular trips here in
future about every sixty days.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Tn thermometer indicated l07 In the
sun at the L'Anse Lumber Co.'S dock
while the men were loading lumber last
Tuesday. Pretty hot work.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Repubiican Caucus,

There will be Republican caucus
held ut the Town Hall this evening, CON-
menclng at half past seven o'clock, for
the purpose Of selecting seven delegates
to the county convention next Monday.