The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-13
CITY ITEMS.

Byron Glover was OH tne sIch Hse the
fore part OF the week.
The tug Hebard came down from
Pequaming Yesterday.
Mr.. Fay, OF Detroit. was transacting
business In tho city Tuesday.
There was regular meeting of L'Anse
Lodge X. of p. last evening.
Mr.. Charles Hebard, of Pequaming,
was In town few hours yesterday.
Miss Susan Baily, of Grand Papids is
the guest of Mrs. Mary Young
NJ. Hansen has commenced the erec-
tlon OF new residence on Broad street.
Albert Rlankenhorn. of Milwaukee. is
visiting his brother c. T. Blankenhorn,
NJ. Wallace and John Cameron were at
Silver Greek Tuesday and returned With
several good-sized trout.
Miss Mamie Smith and friend Miss
Judson returned from Houghton yester-
day.
There will be an installation of officers
OF L'Anse Lodge, No. AS, l. o. o. F:
this evening.
Miss Brown, representing baking
powder firm, was transactiDg business
In town part of the week.
The game of ball Sunday between the
Ideals and Bay Shore nine, resulted In
favor OF the latter by a score OF l3 to 8.
The NJ. Z. Mission braves came down
Tuesday and defeated the Ideal club in
game of ball. Score II to 10.
Messrs. NJ. Wallace, Geo. Powell and
Thomas Brady were fishing Thursday.
They captured about twenty fish.
The water tax for the third quarter
was due July lst. and those who have
not paid are requested to do 50 prompt
ly.
Mrs. ID. j. Norton, who has been visit
ing friends at Pequaming, came down
on the tug Hebard yesterday, and is the
guest Of Mrs. p. Brennan.
The new bell has been placed in the
tower Of the NJ, E. church, and was
rang for the first time on the night Of
July Sd. The bell has very fine tone.
Miss Eva Gack, OF Calumet, who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Beehler, accompanied Mrs. Chappell to
Marquette Wednesday, where she will
spend several days.
Several days ago the ropes for hoist
Ing the flag on the staff at the court
house became tangled, aud Thursday II
was found necessary to cut hole
through the roof 10 order to take the
pole down. 1t will be in working order
In short time.
The grand circuit races will take place
at Saginaw from the 18th TO the 20th of
the present month, and promises to sur
pass those OF future years. For par
tculars address w. s. Eddy. secretary.
Saginaw, L. s., Mich
Attorney General Maynard gives out
the opinion that jurors cannot receive pay
for only the actual time spent in court.
They cannot draw pay unless they are
really present in court every day. until
they are properly discharged by the
court.
A Finlander named Chas Oleson,
employed at Hebard & Sons
saw mill at Pequaming met
with sad accident yesterday by having
all the fingers on his left hand cut of.
He is single man about twenty-six
years of age.
"When was boY," said philose-
pher, ~ wanted some taffy, but hadn't
the shilling. When l got older, got
the shilling, but didn't want the taffy."
How many Of US make the same mis-
take by tuggng and sweating for the
means to secure comfort aud Injuries,
to be enjoyed bye aud bye, aud then
when by self-deuial and ever-exertion,
we finally get the means together, we
find we have no taste for the things we
made slaves OF ourselves to secure.
Better enjoy the things Of life day by
day instead Of saving up for big feast
In the future.
Here is sure cure for sick headache,
according to the Kansas City Journal:
III you ever have a sick headache, ard
want 1t cured quickly and effectively,
with none Of the delibitatiag effects Of
drugs, just take tablespoonful OF red
pepper, mix 1t with vinegar to thick
paste and spread on cloth-eotton or
Ilnen-bind upon the forehead with q
handkerchief from temple tn temple;
then take about two grains OF the red
pepper In a teaspoenful Of vinegar and
swallow II. The mixture on the fore
head will burn but not blister, and 10
the course Of 10 minutes the headache
will disappear under the stimulating ef-
fscts Of this remedy, leaving the patient
feeling as " such distressing things as
sick headaches we're unknown to the