The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-09
Village election Monday.

Village election Monday.
According to report Even ia dec id
idly tough town.
Regular meeting of L'Anso Lodge, No
445, l. o. o. +. this evening.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fergu.
son, Tuesday daughter.
l.. Il. Armstrong, who has been Ill
with typhoid fever for several weeks, is
able to be around again.
w. j. Bauer has leased the building on
tho corner Of Broad and Third street,
and will take possession May lst.
The Ladies sewing Society met at the
home OF Mrs. j. g. Turner this after
nosn. Next Saturday they will meet at
the homo with Mrs. S. T. Harris.
ACTIONS speak louder than words"
We may never say die but we have all
got to do it; so why not dilnk the
Superior Stock. beer, and enjoy life while
we can?
Sam Emerie who is hauling railroad
ties from his place about two miles north
of town, brought in twenty-five ties at
one load Tuesday ranging from soven to
fouuteen inches. 1t was good load for
one horse.
OF course everyone knows that 1896
will be leap year, but there are not so
mauy who are aware Of the fact that
1900 is not leap No 1t is not and
those ladies who miss the opportunity
offered next year must wait eight long
years more.
The effect of the anti-lottsry law
passed Saturday, will be to enable the
department TO wipe out the lottery bus
mess in this country. Thousands Of
tons of mail are now sent out every year
by the lottery companies through tho
express agencies.
The newspaper goes right into its
reader house-goes in and sits down
with him. 1t is on the table when he
eats and In his hands while he Is smok-
ing after the meal. 1t reaches him when
in an approachabls condition. That's
the time to tell him about your business
clearly, plainly, convincipgly-as one
man talks to another.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mack entertained
the members of the Whist Club Tuesday
evening. The highest number OF points
made was seventy, and a tie between
Mrs. E. A. Mack and J. A. Campbell and
Mrs. c, Z. Tuck aud j. G. Turner.
Next Tuesday evening the members will
be entertained at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. j. Shepard.
The Lake Linden correspondent of
the MiRipg Journal says: The ice crop
is being harvested. While the ice is not
SO thick as on Portage Lake, 1t Is better
in quality. The Calumet & Hscla smelt-
ing works are receiving fifty cords of ice
for storage from L'Anse. 1t is difficult
to understand why Ice from Keweenaw
bay should be preferred, when the arti-
Gle being cut on Torch Lake Is Of such
superior value.
We are informed that the chief OF the
weather bureau desires te have displayed
In every city and tswn on the shores Of
Lake Superior hurricane signals. The
signals are to give warning of the ex-
pected approach Of q storm Of universal
violence. They would not only be
found beneficial to vessel men but the
country In general. Parties desiring
further information may address H. r.
Patrick observer. at Marquette, or the
chief OF the weather bureau at Washing |
ton, d. q.
Oh, how many sad lives we might
brighten II we would only scatter seeds
Of kindness all around the way. We
often keep back ths word OF encourage.
ment, the smile or look of love untl It is
too late. then we think Of what we might
have done. Dent walt until your |
friends are dead before you OFFER the
words their hungry hearts eau nHder-
stand. Speak to them tenderly and you I
may guide them to the way OF right and
duty. Your own heart will bs happy as
theirs. Don't forget the sweet maxim:
"a little word In kindness sssken will
often heal heart that 10 broken" Try
1t.
'Good things in this world are always
the cheapest" says Bob Burdette. For
instancee: Spring water costs less than
whiskey; a box Of cigars will buy TIVE or
three bibles: state election costs more
than revival Of religion; you can sleep
In church every Sabbath morning for
nothing. but nap in pullman car costs
you 81 every time; the circus takes so
cents and theatre 81, but the mission
ary box is grateful for q penny; the race
horse scoops In $4,000 the first day.
while the church bazaar lasts q week,
works twenty-five to thirty Of the best
women In America nearly TO death and
como ont with $40 TO 3lOO.-Ex.