The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-08

=. T. Harris was Bsraga visitor
Tuesday.
Luke Welsh was at the copper country
Saturday,
Miss Edith Williams was at Baraga
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Arnold, OF Baraga, was in the
city Thursday.
j. A. Alexander, of Baraga, was in
town Thursday.
Miss Anna Sterk returned from Han
cock Wednesday.
A. A. Pinet,of Baraga, was In the city
Thursday.
]. p. Washburn, of Pequaming. was
in the city Tuesday.
P. Ruppe, of Hancock, was 10 the city
Wednesday,
S. Bice, of Marquette. was in town
Monday.
Read all Of the new advertisements In
THE SENTINEL today.
l.. j. N. LaCasse, OF Baraga, was in
the city Thursda
II. F. May, of Grand Rapids, was In
the city the fore part OF the week.
Charles Doty, OF Detroit. was in the
city the fore part Of the week,
A party OF young folks went to Ba-
raga Wednesday for sleigh ride.
T. J. Donlan, of Psquamlng, was a
Marquette visitor the first part of the
week.
c j. A. Campbell has been making i'm
provements to his residence recently
purchased.
w. Crebassa, formerly OF this city,
bat now located at Even, was visitor
part of the week.
s. Kinney, who had been spending
several days IN town., returned to Stur-
geon Bay, Wis.,, Tuesday.
l.. G. Kalk and NJ. Behner, Of Chicago,
were transacting business In the city
the middle OF the week.
At the meeting OF the l.. o. 7. NJ.
odge next Monday evening officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
w. E. Tyler, the genial commercial
agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Ry., was in the city Wednesday.
NJ. Wallace sold several fine horses
Monday. Among the purchasers we're
Fl. Girard and FrArg Foucault, Of Ba-
raga.
The circulation of the Baraga County
Herald and The SENTINEL are now com
bined. It 10 grand thins for adver-
tissrs.
TIE SENTINEL is desirous Of obtain
ing news items each week from every
town and hamlet in Baraga county. Let
rs hear from you.
Attention is called to the large ad-
vertisement of Z. Brennan, on the
eighth page. Mr.. Brennan always carries
large and choice line OF goods.
Theophile Gienier, of Baraga, Henry
Crocker aud II. Duscheine were holders
OF the lucky numbers which drew the
horses disposed Of by T. Merlesu Satur-
day evening.
THE SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of copy Of Rev. lrl r. Hicks al
msnac for 1895. This book is scientific
publication and is we'll worth the price,
swenty.hve cents. 1t is issued by Word
& Works Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo.
THE SENTINEL is informed upon good
authority that rates will not be increased
by the Western Express company, but
on the contrary will be lowered II pos
sible. There is certainly no reason why
the railroad company cannot handle the
express business as reasonable and as
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your wife will nurse you, your lady will
visit you and your mistress will inquire
about your health. II you die, your
wife will weep for you, your lady will
lament and your mistress wear mourn
ing"
II you are lucky enough to possess
new twenty-f cent piece. Just examine
it on the ''tail side" and II you are the
least bit superstitious about the nnlucky
number thirteen, You will steer clear of
them hereafter. 1t has thirteen letters
In ''quarter dollar" thirteen horizontal
bars In the shield, thirteen parallel lines,
thirteen tail features, thirteen marginal
feathers on each wing, thirteen letters
in the scroll held by the eagles beak and
thirteen stars that represent the thir-
teen original unlucky states. Notwith-
standing all this. six OF these sane qnar-
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rrNEI, And we stand ready to duplicate
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round.