The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-07-20

DIR. Patterson, of Michigamme was in
town one day this week.
Rev. Hewson and party. from Pewabc
are camping on the Bay Shore.
A yMrs. John Orr, who has been visiting
at Marquette, returned last evening.
Mrs. j. G. Turner and children expect
TO leave for Now York next week to JON
Mr. Turner. who left for the east Mon
day.
Mrs. Dennis Culinap. of Crystal Falls,
and Mrs. Bird, OF Chicago. mother and
sister of Charles Cullnan, are visiting in
the city.
John Orr received telegram yester
day announcing the death Of his father
| az Tuscarora Steuben county. n. Y.
Mr.. Orr was about 81 years of age,
Mr.. Edward Johnston aud Mrs.
Evoline T. Galloway of Nogaunee. were
united in marriage In this city last Sat
urday evening, Row F.O. Jones perform
ing The ceremony.
We understand that Mr. Stewart, of
the Even Recorder and The late Syl-
yester Kinney were contemplating start
ing paper at Green Bay and that u
portion of the arrangements had been
perfected.
II, X. Williams states that two carloads
OF graphite ore were shipped from the
mine about eight miles south Of this city
this week Mr. Hathaway of Detroit.
/ is at present in the city and states that
the mill may possibly be removed TO the
mine.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an in
vitation to attend the plimentary re-
of Marquette to the propriet0rs Of the
Hotel Superior last evening. and eXcaed
ingly regret that we were unable to be
| present.
&. p. Blankenhorn is undoubtedly the
most lucky man in this neck o. the
woods as regards fishing. Saturday he
brought home large string of speckled
trout, several Weighing over four pounds
each. But then Charley knows just how
to catch 'em.
W. J. Mcdonald of Houghton. and A.
w. Kerr. of Calumet, were admitted to
the bar before Judge Hubbell in this city
Monday. Prosecuting Attorney Mai,
w. X. Haviland. p. r. Mckcrnan and a.
X. Gray, of Houghton, were appointed
! by the court to conduct the eXamina
tion. N
The reunion of the lodges of the
Ancient Order OF United Workmen OF
the Upper Peninsula will be held ia this
city Thursday. August 22d At the
meeting of the local lodge held Thurs
day evening committee Of arrange
! ments was appointed apS preparations
! for the great event ara now in progress.
! .arge posters will be issued in few
| DAYS.
Will merchaI. who is wise. ever
cease to advertise? Yes-when trees
grow upside down: when the beggar
wears crown; when ice cream forms
upon the sun; when our Johnny gets
his gum: when gold dollars get too
cheap; when tho women secrets keep;
when the fish forgets 10 swim; when
| Satan sings hymn; when the girls go
back on gum; when the small boy hates
drum; when no politician schemes:
when mince pie makes pleasant dreams;
when cold water makes you drunk; when
you like to smell a skunk: when the
drummer has no brass-when these
things all come to pass-,hen the mer-
chant who is wise. may neglect TO ad-
vertise.-Pitts5urg, Ohio. Argus.
Mr.. Wilson Kistler. of Lock Haven,
Penn, accompanied by n friend, was in
town the fore part Of the week making
inquiry regarding a suitable site for a
tannery. The gentlemen had visited
Pequamiug and Baraga, but finally de-
cided that the location best suited Tor
the purpose was at the head of the bay,
| q sHOIt iiOaL wy AhSJ
left for PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, aud Mr..
Kistler stated that Re woIld return In q
few weeks, and doubtless complete al!
arrangements for the tannery. There
is no better town in the upper peninsula
than L'Anse for any manufacturing In
dustry, and we will welcome one aud all
| N ith onen arms
The fellow who was born tired grew
more and more weary as he went through
the haps and mishaps OF childhood, the
adolescence of youth and the early
period Of manhood. AT middle age he
was the most tired man living. AT fifty
he was so utterly worn out with the
simple process OF existing that II oc-
CURED to him to calculate how many
breaths he must draw II he went on liv-
ing for twenty wears more, and, being a
man in fair preservation, there was a
good prospect OF his reaching the allotted
threescors and ten years Of average man.
kind. Well, the tired man breathed II