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Dancing Academies.
STAGE DANCING

e. NONSTN MINE, 70 WtHt EIlh st.. .IItAr
Broadway. skirt. new serpentine. character, song
and dance, spanish, also high front and back kick,
split toe and bend aIso Jig and reels me Bessie
Clayton, Helene, Hattie Wells, Fleurette. Mabel
Clark style taught: they are my pupils and now
on the stage meeting with great success. My
terms are moderate Tor class or private. n. b. -
Also thf waltz and 2scp qua rRnteed In one Lesson
or no clargv. EsiNblished priNate academy only. .
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Gas. Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. ,l2T1-LRrgea 4 small rooms
all conven'cnccs; good table board l. station.
81 AVE, uG;, ~ floor Widow would board
few respectable men; quiet home; terms mod
erutp.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Boarders Wanted.

On, Tmr. sOc. PER Gne second 7Inse, I.c p,r
hne: Third ami Subsequent I.meS l5c. per line
No ertrd charge on Sunduys
No EXTRA CHAUGE FOR Ir-Advertisement IS
for The Void may he left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city. where the
charges Will he the same us those ut tho maln
Office.
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THE BRISTOL,

IL To ~ r., lllh ST., near ON ave, comfortable
family house very moderate terms
West Side.
9TH ST., - W. Pleasant, newly furnished large
Il small rUOms with board.
lITII ST, 237 W, Large rooms, southern ex-
posure, handsomely furnished, also small
rooms with excellent board.
18TH ST, 81 ". Desirable rooms; parlor, other
iioors; home comforts; par.or dining room eS-
cellcEt table; moderate.
i7rIi ST, AZ w.-Hall 4 square rooms, en- suite
or singly, with board
18TH ST., 20 w.-I.arEe front, sunny room.
with board also one hall room.
18TH 81. 35G W. ~ to q weekly: first class
board; heated rooms; bath: home comfoHS
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Colleges, Schools, &C.

NEW HOME FOR HOMELESS FEMALES.
In the mind OF All intelligent being there is no
work to lie compared to taking and keeping souls
from sn and idleness; tAis Is our object every
woman (without question or distinction) Is wei
selves We beg the pnbcto to help us In this hard
work by giving any sewing they may have To
give Out; satisfaction gwen. Sl3Ot ave.
ATTEND DAHL'S CONSERVATORY, l2a
West 23d st. Vocal, Instrumental, noted
Spanish pianist CerueloS; other eminent masters
nid composers; elocution, Swcde Lewis; lessons
RI 4
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A. LOANS procured on furniture iu use without
removal at 81 easy payments; longest time
strictly confidential. UNION SQUARE LOAN
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Eaat Sid..
IRVING PLACE. 22-I.arSe q small we'll fur
nished. sunny rooms: house heated.
LEWIS ST, Is, near Grand Furnished rooms for
housek ekeeping, 81 IS. s.! T5: single room 81. 20.
LEX ISiiTOS AVE. l2l-Largc. second story
. front; nicely furnished; running water, crate
fHj front hall roon e. 20
LEX ING ron AVE, Gl, corner 18th 81. Fur
nished rooms ior one or two: halls heated.
LEXINGTON AVE, T30, near Both st. l. sta
tIon-PleasRnt, large rooms: heated private
house; moderate: meals II desired.
LEXINGTON AVE, 33O-2 nicely furnished
rooms to let
ST. MARKS PLACE, H-IInndsomely fur
uished; must be seen to he appreciated; teIms
moderate; lndles or gentlemen.
2D AVE, 49, nicely furnished rooms; con
uecied; married people or = gentlemen; also
| small room.
I'D AVE, 407-Parlor 4 bedroom. let hight
terms reasonable.
| I'D AVE. l4S, near 9th si.-Nicely furnished
room for light housekeeping; rent - 81
Sd AVE. 434-Furnished rooms for gentlemen,
or man & vile. large or small
| 9TH ST.. 40 H.. near BrOadwRy-Iarge room, l
flight. front other rooms; permanent or tran
| sient.
lUTH 81, ia +. Nicely furnished rooms, gen.
tlemen or married couple, TO let
lI'rII 81, 5s f.. near broadway Handsomely
furnished, cosy front room; quiet house; RIA
| sonablc. -
iITH ST., 81 E.-Nicey furnished rooms suit
able for =, 81. 20 TO So 10 weekly
nth ST., ~ f.-Nicely iurnlshsd rooms;
| suiting gentlemen or married couple for house
iarH sT I4i T. Neatly furnished rooms, with
gas, 81. 90 to 81 90; gentleman or married
couples -
i5fH ST., Union squArs, ~ E;.sunny front
| basement, oitice door, AbO; others.
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PATH ST. 24I ". Hoard, heated rooms; single,
81. 80; double, $40; transents. 81. 70 per day.
18TH ST, 81 w.-Flsgnntly furnished double
4 single rooms: strictly first class table: also
10 arl
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all convenicnccs; good table board: l. station.
81 AVE pG; 2i noor- Widow would board a
few respectable men; quiet home terms mod
| crate.
+THAyE. ,lo2 40 yeaTs:estanlished mechantc
| best attendance 81 30, - weekly.
9TH ST. ~ l.. with hoard large rooms I'd
iioor, rooms for gentlemen. permanent or tran
silent
9TH ST., ~ E-Itooms, with board: gents
So, best attendance. table board.
10TH ST, l21 u. Large 6 medium-s sized rooms
with good board terms moderate.
10TH ST 10 E-Seatly furnished hall room
for gentlemen, with board; heated house.
llTiI ST, 20 r. -Sluar. front room for gen
ilrm"n or married couple, with board; terms
reasonable.
desirable i,rge room good ne'ghborhood table
excellent; references
l2rH ST.; ?22 = Handsomely tnrnshed
i2TH 81. III E.-Iarge frooi hall room; large
closet: good table also table boardersnccommo-
dated.
I4TH 81. 2li E.-snall rooms, with or without
board: also table hoarders; 4th bell. west side,
2l~T 81. ~ L.. Handsomely iurnIshe rooms,
with hoard; reasonable rates; references
2IST 81, ~ T.. .-tientlemrn can have rooms and
board; excellent table; - up.
23D 81. :.tD +. . Nicely iurushed room, large &
sipsll ropnls, win board Grrnan family: table
board,
9TH 81. 40 +. near 4th ave. Handsomely
furnished rooms, large srnnl. with or with
out board
28TI 81, l3S T., Elegant large and small
rooms; heated house; every convenience; good
table; moderate piice..
BID ST, 2lS t. Furnished rooms, with board ;
all conVeuiences; gentlemen, ~: ladies, 81. 80,
40TH 81, 2eh =, Large * small rooms, with
good board, ladies', ~ 5u gents. -. 80,
4GrH 81. IA +. -Iprgc rooms, with board,
suitable tor@ . - To SO weekly.
4SIIl 81. 24I l.. handsomely furnished front
rooms. heated: superior board desirable loca-
ton, moderate.
5urII 81, 237 +, Furnished room; gas. bath /;
board reasonable.
5UrH 81. l53 f. Double Il single rooms,
heated: nrsi-c class board; terms moderate.
GID 81. &5i T. Nice large room, board for 2:
sl2 weekly: Jewish family
72n 81, lbs T.. Nicely furnished room for or
= adulty, with or without board.
l.4rlI 81, corner Lexington ave. (Hotel Pete
Ior Handsomely furnished rooms, with or
without board; terms reasonable.
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L. A. LIN De.

specially Of teaching persons 10 dance who have
attempted and failed TO learn Mt Tther academies:
waltz aud latest fashionable dances thoroughly
tRnght: afternoon and evening classes; class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. open daily, 10 A. NJ. to IL l.. NJ.
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Purchase and Exchange.
loa rs,

One Tine, s5c per line. Second 7ymS re. pe1
tn,; Third and Subsequent Times f0c, per dn>,
] ally and !Sundum
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A PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL,
~ Ensl A0l VI = LSnNnnll Ii Rnns /

A PRIVATE .DA ANCING SCHOOL,
l3 East 42d NJ. (Sevcnth sensOn)
YOUNG or OLD instructed privately, day or
evening: private lessons IN the WALTZ and
gentlemen: private cinsses
AID. NEWBERUER, 228 West I25th ST. and les
East I'D 81. Lenrx Mnuet and all novelties.
CORRECTGLIDE WALTZ guaranteed. . strictly
private lrsscris, 50, any hour, with music lady
assistants: classes forming; beginners, any time,
quarterly IS, monthly 81 latest dances, includ-
ing emperor Williams Court Dance. Washington
two-stcp: circular. LenoN Conservatory l4o5
broadway, below 52d ST.
FEHNANDO'S ACADEMY,
l62 East S5th st. bank building: prices reduced: !:
| classes now forming; private lessons. any hour,
81; waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly
reception every ruesduy evening.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20 ".
58th 81. -Four class lessons, 81: "a lessons, S.:
correct waltz guaranteed In o private lessons,
with music, IS: afternoon class, children and
lndies, TUESDAYS and saturdays, Same price.
8 80 10 5.aOT NJ. lady and gentleman teachers,
best place IN the city at popular prices send nd
dress for circular; privat, ,ess6ps 9o II the waltz
dancing T. 20 10 l2p. NJ. Admission, gentleman
and lady. 4Oc.
MRS. CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, Gal
Lexington ave. -Classrs, private lessons; waltz
speciality: reception saturday, Jan. 9.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. 3ls West 18th ST.,
teach serpentne, Spanish. butterfly. fan. skirt
and all stage dances
MRS CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, Gal
Lexington ave. Glasses forming; second term |;
private lessons latest dances taught
WALTZ aud all fashionable dances taught; pri-
vate and class lessons: circulars: Kaiser WI.
helms new court dance dance aristocratic)
taushf. RnicRefbocker Conservatory, ~ w l4th.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Fair and Bazaar

The work offhe ladies' Of the NJ. E.
church which eliminated In the fair and
bazaar at the opera house, Wednesday,
was commenced by them about six weeEs
ago under very discouraging circum-
stances. Those who knew the character
OF these ladies for enterprise and energy,
however, knew they would not fail In
their undertaking, though few were pre-
pared to believe the degree OF success
that actually did crown their efforts.
They are certainly entitled to more than
the ordinary NEED OF praise usually ac-
corded them upon such an occasion,
because they had greater difficulties to
contend with than usual on account of
The scarcity OF money prevailing at the
present time. Notwithstanding the
money stringency the receipts, as shown
by the statements in detail below, were
remarkable for town the size of L'Anse.
We doubt If such a showing could be
made anywhere else in the Upper PENN
sula at the present time.
The hall was very tastefully decorated
and draped, and the several booths ar
ranged IN a manner pleasing to artistic
taste, showing that the ladies must have
bestowed much careful attention aud
skill upon these important details.
These arrangements were very pleasing
to the eye, but that which most captiva-
ted the male portion of the congregation
perhaps was the splendid LAYOUT" pre-
pared to appease their voracious appe-
tites.
Quite a numper Of people from Baraga
and Pequaming attended and helped
considerably to swell the receipts OF the
evening. The following is a detailed
statement of the receipts:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
ROBERT REYNOLDS
Notice.

Demand having been duly made upon
the township board Of the township of
L'Anse, for the submission to the quail
tied electors Of said township, OF the
question of assessing highway taxes on a
money basis.
Therefore notice is hereby given that
at the next annual township meeting to
be held on the second day OF April, A. d.
1894, there will he submitted TO the quail
fled electors Of said township, to be
determined by them, the question,
whether the highway taxes in said town
ship shall be assessed Oh money basis,
aud paid in money instead OF labor, as
provided in Chapter w OF Chapter 80 Of
Howel's Annotated Statutes. or whether
the same shall be paid in labor, as pro-
vided by Chapters IL and Ill OF said
Chapter.
The votes shall be by ballot, and such
ballots shall contain the following
Money tax for highways-yes, OF
Money tax for highways-no.
Dated AT l. Anse, this 18th dav OF March
A. ID. 1894.
c. ID. SHEA, Township Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
THEY DON'T CONSIST.
Religion and Mule Driving Arc Very Far
Asunder.

The circuit rider in the West Vir-
ginia mountains one day overlook a
mountaineer driving pair of mules
along the road and engaged him in
conv ersation, as was his wont.
"You will excuse me-" said the good
man, "but am the preacher on this
circuit, and ! want to know the peo-
pie who live here. | suppose this is
your neighborhood?'
"Yes, sir, live down here on
Greasy, just beyant the forks, was
the prompt response.
~ don't think saw you at church
last sunday, did I?'
NO, sir: but usually aim to get
thar. Had a spell NV sickness last
week an was laid up"
I'm glad TO hsar you arc church
goer, and hope you arc member
"Wcll, mister" and the natives face
showed some regret, II haint got so
fer along as that yit. Bout the best
| kin do is to go to mcetin' and take
chances on the balance"
But why don't you become men,
ber?"
B Gaze my business is agin it."
"What do you do?"
Elm a teamster."
"Why, that is no reason why you
shouldn't join the church,
"But drive mules, mister, an after
ten years at it, I'm here to say that
mule-drivin' an the Christian religion
won't gee fer shucks, an thar amt no
use tryin to make 'em. I'm just ez
glad to see you, though, mister, an
whoa. thar, whoa" he broke in on
himself as his team went intoa chuck
hole. and before he got on to hard
ground again the preacher was con
vinced that the native was more than
half right.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Going 10 Lacuure .

Ex-State Treasurer Hambtzer threat
ems to take the lecture platform and tell
what he knows about the Funny and
Damphunny Sides Of Politics." To q
Tribune reporter the other day he said
that having lost both of his jobs, it was
ascessary to make living some way.
and he might as well turn the notoriety
he has gained during the past three
months TO some account. His first lee
ture, he says, viii be given in ex-Land
Commissioner Berry's barn at Vanderbilt
and that the latter and ex-Secretary
Jochim will be en- hand Ia start the APP
piause.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
To Command tho Northwest.

The older residents of Baraga and
NCughton counties well remember the
genial Capt Campau who, during the sew
eutics, commanded thD lvanhoe, plying
each summer between LAnse and Hough.
ton. we see by the marine news Of tho
Detroit Tribune that he has been appoint
cd commander OF the magnificent new
steel steamer Northwest" which for
speed and equipment Is supposed % eclipse
any passenger steamer OF the iakes. The
Tribune says:
Its understood that the steamer North
west will make her first trip around the
lakes In the tore part Of June. hut the
date is not definitely fixed. According -
the program reception will be- held on
board AT Buffalo before her departure,
with members OF the Cabinet, Mrs. Cleve-
land. the wives of tho cabinet officers,
aud possibly the president himself, on
board. Mr.. Cleveland has not given GER
tain assurance that will accept the invi-
tatipD, but has made a partial condl :innal
promise TO that effect. Receptions Will be
held at Cleveland, Betxoit. Saa,t Ste.
Marie, Chicago ani Duluth. The steam
or will remain here Saturday SUNDAY aud
Monday. A reception will be held Satur-
day. aud on Sunday u trip will bc made
with party oi vessel men and newsuap-
er people. during which trial OF speed
and general movements win be made O
Lake Sc Clair. Monday quick trip tn
Port Huron and return will be made, and
a banquet will be served on board.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Dock Completed.

The extension OF the L'Anse Lumber
Co.'S lumber dock was completed read y
for the lumber plies yesterday, and il is
very creditable piece OF work.
The extension Is 500 feet long and
required the driving of 575 piles. The
entire work, requiring the driving of the
piles and the building OF the superstruc-
ture, wasrcompleted in one month with a
crew of twelve men and two teams. Mr..
Moore, the superintendent, thinks this
is hustling work along about as fast as
anyone can do IL, and we think he
Is about right too.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Hebard's Fleet.

The captains ana engineers Of Charles
Hebard X Sons fleet Of tugs and vessels
have been announced for the coming
season and are as follows: Steambarge
Charles Hebard-James Parsons Ca plain,
VIM. Schumacher, engineer; tug Dan.
l.. bard-HuSh Mckenzie, captain,
Joseph Greenleaf, engineer; tug J. c..
Moise-Fred c. Rogers, captain, Charles
Fischer, eng ueer; .dg Attention and yacht
Morgan John +. iiichards, captain,
John Rossiter, engineer; Schooner Jennie
NJ. Peterson-Chares Eough, captain;
schooner Aloha-William Elliot, captain;
schooner Annabell Wilson-Dan Nathan,
captain.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

The Chief of the Weather Bureau de-
sires to call attention to the investiga-
tion Of the currents Of the Great Lakes
during the seasons OF ls92-'93, and would
request the assistance Of all interested
persons in advancing this importaut
work. Vessel masters have kindly float
ed in the different lakes bottles contain
ing paper giving the position where
the bottle was fioated and date OF floating.
A nun Der of these bottles have been re-
covered but there is still large number
yet TO be found. and it is thought possi-
bic they are now lying on the beach and
It is requested Of all persons who frequent
the lake shore to keep lookout for
these bottles, and when found please
complete the paper in the bottle, enclose
IL in the penalty envelope, which re-
quires nopostage, and forward IL prompt
ly to Washington, when the finder will
receive proper Acknowledgement. Many
interesting features have been developed
from the return Of these bottle papers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Don't Treat.

Section As. Act No. 202 Public Acts of
1898, provides as follows: IL shall not be
lawful for a3y candidate for elective Of
fee with intent to promote his election
or for any other person with intent TO
promote the election ofany such candi-
date either:
First-To provide or furnish enter
tainment at his expense TO any meeting
OF electors previous 10 or during the
election at which he (shall) may be a
candidate or
Second-To pay for. procure or engage
to pay for any such entertainment or
Third-To contribute money for any
other purpose intended to promote an
election of any particular person or tick
ct, except for the defraying OF the expen-
ses OF Office room, or hall rent, postage,
stationery and clerk hire, music at public
meetings the pay and expense Of public
speakers, transportation Of committee
men, the pay Of challengers at tho polls.
aud OF persons to inspect the registration
of voters, and Of persons employed to
makelists OF printing, and the circulation
Of handbills and other papers previous to
any such election, or for conveying cleo
tors to the polls.
The wilIful violation of this act is
made felony punishable by fine not
exceeding $1,000, or by imprisonment in
the state prison not exceeding two years
or by both such fine aud Imprisonment
In the discretion of the court.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

Commencing next week, Wednesday
class IN dancing at the opera house.
The course of instruction viii continue
tor six or eight weeks only, and after
next week the class WI meet every
Thursday evening during the course.
All wishing instructionC should attend
next Wednesday evening. Terms, gen
tlemen so cents and ladies' % cents per
lesson.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Among those who visited the Fair from

Among those who visited the Fair from
neighboring towns we noticed E. W..
Hebard, w. K. Haviland Jr., Mr. and
Mrs, Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. Brink, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mckenzie
and Misses Allie McGrath, aud Allie Nc
Kes.le Of Pequaming; Mrs. Bearringef,
Mrs. Geo. e. JacSman. Mr.. nd Mrs. Pat
Nester and Miss MINIS and Miss Jessi,
Morrison, Mr.. and Mis-. II. Hesbitt and
Mr.. Coach, of Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

The last meeting Of the Juvenile snow
shoe club was held Monday evening at
the home OF Willie Thomas. AS the
weather would not permit the usual
tramp, the members INDUCED in pro-
gressive pedro. Vester kinney and Rose
Blankenhorn captured the first prizes
aud Fred Tuck and Mamie Turner came
In for the consolation" prizes. The
young people all had very enjoyable
time
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

The L'Anse Lumber Co.'S mill is being
repairs will probably be completed the
coming week so that it will be ready to
start up week from Monday. 1t is the
intention to run only day shift next
month, but the balance of the season the
mill will be run to its full capacity.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Candidate for Com miss o ner

Believing that the caucus nomination
for highway commissioner was not fair
expression of the legal voters Of this
township hereby announce that am a
candidate for the Office aud solicit the
votes of all residents OF the township.
II elected to the Office shall perform
the duties thereof to the best of nv
ability.
Uv
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough medi-
cine handle, and as seller leads all
other preparatons ia this market.
recommend 1t because it is the best medi-
clue ever handled for coughs, cods
and Group. A. W. Baldridge, Millers-
vile, Ill. For sale by S. T. Harris 4 Co.
L'Anse and Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Resolution IF Thanks,

At q meeting OF the board of trustees
OF the NJ. K. church, held March 30th,
1894, the following resolutions were
adopted: ~
WHEREAS, there has been placed in the
hands OF the treasurer Of this board the
sum OF S5l5.l1 as The net proceeds of a
fair and fancy bazaar held March 2Sth by
the Ladies Sewing Society of the NJ. 4.
church: aud
WuEREAs, the following request accom-
panied the gift, VIZ: That q provision
for the currenU years salary Of our pastor
Oc made from this sum: also. that com
uunion service set be purchased and that
tho balance be SCI aside intact as church
bIl fund"
RESOLVED, that an expression Of our
thanks aud deep appreciation be and is
hereby extended to the members oi the
Ladies Sewing Society for this great imam
cial assistance and 10, their interest at
large iE the welfare of the church. Also
that the request Of the ladies be main
taincd.
RESOLVED, that these resolutions be
printed In the L'ANsE SENTINEL aud IL
copy seut 10 the sewing society.
Il. Il. WILLIAMS.
JoHS Org
JnnN EpGERToN,
J. d. SMITH,
l.. J. SnEPAED,
Trustees.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

A ''lttle folks" party will be given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l..
Mason this afternoon by Mrs. r. L. Vent
for her little daughter Ethel in COM
memoratiop Of the latter's birthday. We
bespeak for the little ones very pleas
ant time.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

Patrons OF the village water works will
please remember that The quarterly tax
IL due April lst and must be paid IN
advance. or the water viii Ne shut Oft at
the expense Of the consumer.
l. J. SuEpAED. Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31
Whist Club.

whist club Monday evening. The meet
ing was a very enjoyable one, and the
zeal OF the two eXtre mes, one to keep the
(oyster) soap rcmains unabated The
following is the score and totals 10
Sf IA
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

On account of the cold snap and heavy
fall of snow week ago the beiated lum-
bermen have been able to get all or
nearly all their logs out OF the woods.
From present appearances the final
breakup is at hand.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

There were thirty-fve applicants for
teachers certificates at the examination
held this week, but how many will receive
them has not yet been determined at the
hour ofNgoing to press. We shall have
a full report next week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-03-31

Vincent Zlolkosky, the Polander, ac-
cused of making an assault with intent
to do great bodily harm upon s. Krolik,
had his examination before Judge Mason
last Tuesday and was held TO the circuit
courtin $500 bonds which we're furnished.