The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-01

But Just SIT down ana KICK.
Washington star,
There was no frost In the air Tuesday
Josiah Asher, of the NJ. Z. Mission, 4
seriously III.
A German band paid the city visi
Wednesday.
There wasa meeting of the township
board Tuesday.
There was no school Thursday, and
the business places were closed most OF
the day.
r. r. Williams is having his hardware
building re-painted, which will greatly
add to its appearance.
The weather Tuesday and Wednesday
was a scorcher. Snow storms, however,
are in order any day.
The Bosch Brewing Co.'s Superior
Stock is sold in all saloons. Call for it
pure malt and hop beverage.
Every mans door has received the
knock of fortune at least once. Most
failures were of those too lazy to get up
and let her in.
marked improvement has been made
to the New LLOYD House grounds. This
popular hotel is one Of the very best in
this section of the country,
A bill has passed both houses requir-
ing county clerks to send to the
governor histories of criminals SEN
fenced to prison from their respective
counties.
Attention is called to the new adver-
tisemeut In this issue OF Knut Ruthstrom
the jeweler, who is located at the corner
of Main and Broad streets. He is first
class workman, and respectfully solicits
share ST the patronage.
~ We have received the program for
races and official rules governing the
same, for the first annual tournament of
the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Fire
men, to be held at Ishpening August
7th, Sth and 9th. Elaborate arrange
ments are being made for the event.
The Houghton base ball club, accom-
panied by large number Of excursion
lists, came down from Houghton Thursday
on the tug Valerie, and in the afternoon,
Notwithstanding the rain, game was
played with the L'Anse club at Pecor's
park. resulting in a score of Q to l in
favor of the visiting clcb.
Rev. F. O. Jones will deliver
memorial address at the Nj. E. chrrch
tomorrow evening at o'clock, for the
benefit Of old soldiers, young patriots,
and all Interested. Appropriate music
will also be feature Of the services,a
the church will be suitably decorated.
All arc cordially invited to attend.
my good man." said serious old
lady, "have you ever thought hew much
money is thrown away every year on
whiskey and tobacco?' No, mum, l
hain't, replied the object spoken to, ''it
is taking all my spare time trying to
figure out how many poor families could
be clothed out Of the extra cloth women
are putting in their sleeves nowadays"
The record of births and deaths in
precinct No. Of L'Anse township, for
tho year 1894, just completed by F. W.
Foote, show that ia the village there
were 25 births and eight deaths. and
township ten births and two deathsr
Supervisor Brink has doubtless CON-
pleted the work in Pequaming, or
precinct No. Q, but we have not as yet
received the report.
Now that the time for using the ham
mock out-of-doors is near at hand. the
following old rule for its proper adjust
nest will bear re-printing: The head
end shonld be six and ons-quarter feet
from the ground, and tho foot end three
and three-quartsr feet-a curve which
secures to the occupant the greatest
ease Of position. Next, the rope which
fastsns the head end should ne less than
twelve inches long, while that which at
taehes the foot should be four and one
half feet. Ike object of this arrange
nent is to give the lower part Of the
body freedom In swinging, while the
head remains almost stationary.
We are In receipt Of copy Of "The
Tourist and Iavsstor. or Guide to North
erR Michigan. Wisconsin and Mime
sota," which has just been issued by J.
G. Tiptsn, Of Houghton. The book cor
taias one hundred pages Of well written
matter. descriptive Of the towns within
It's respective scope, is printed on fine,
heavy paper. and prcfassly illustrated
with beautiful engravings. The work
reflects great credit upon Its author, and
will be found Of unusual Interest 70
tourists and citizens 10 general. 1t cer-
taisly suspasses anything ~ the kind
ever gotten up In this portion Of the
csuntry.