The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-04-20


The fair was grand success.
Where are those April showers?
We have been Nhaving beautiful
weather.
M. ]. McCabe was at Marquette Mon
day.
G. o. Bsehler was at Marquette Mon
day.
The Sicotte building, on Main street,
is being re-shingled.
The roads throughout the county are
said to be In good condition.
Rev. Father Joisten was copper
country visitor this week.
Miss Annie Murphy was visiting at
Houghton part of the week.
Mrs. John Dingle left this week to
join her husband at Red Jacket.
Capt. and Mrs. Resell, Of Skanee. were
In the city part Of the week.
q The Pequaming mill commenced opera
tions for the season Monday.
Attorney Rush Culver, of Marquette,
spent Sunday and Monday in town.
Attorney S. w. Shaull, Of Marquette,
was in the city this week attending cir
cult court.
w. A. Barnes, Of Singer Sewing Ma
chine fame, passed through the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. P. Blankenhorn, who has been
confined to her home by illness for sew
eral weeks, is able to be out again,
It's like comparing "a candle to the
brilliancy OF the sun" to compare other
beers to the Superior Stock, because it is
the purest made.
THE SENTIynL has received from
Washington Gardner, secretary OF state,
a copy Of the official Directory and
Legislative Manual of the state OF Miehi-
gan for the years 1s95-96. 1t is very
neat book and full of valuable informa-
tion.
Ex-postmaster Healy, of Ironwood,
lays his removal at the door Of Editor
Jas. Russell, Of the Marquette Journal,
and referee Of the Democrat party for
this district.-[Ontouagon Herald Pos-
sbly Mr.. Healy has done wrong, AID his
conscience now troubles him.
Notwithstanding the fact that all sorts
OF alarming reports have been put In cir
culation during the winter regarding the
health OF the fruit buds OF Michigan,
growers in western Michigan now re-
port them In excellent shape, with pros
poets of a big crop very bright.
Here's to the kicker. the treacherous
kicker, the kicker who never is true;
who always is crying and never is try
ing some good for his own atown to do.
No use to correct him, nor need you ex-
pect him to get to the trent like . man;
while others hustle he'll sit down and
rustic objections 10 raise to each plan.
But when the brute dies Wen pause
with dry eyes, on his future condition to
dwell, and ws'll envy the devil that will
handle the shovel when he roasts the
rank kicker well.
Everyone should have his name printed
on his envelopes so as to avoid delays Of
his letter. II you mail a letter and for
get to pat stamp on the envelope the
postmaster notifies the party to whom 1t
is directed, and II the postage be not
paid the letter is sent to the decd letter
office. This woa!d net be done II the
ssnder's name was printed on the en-
yelope. He would be told the next time
he was In the Office that he failed to
stamp the letter. and thus long delay
would be ayoided. This Office is pre-
pared to furnish printed envelopes at
reasonable prices.
An exchange says that good way for
parent to keep child on the road to
ruin is to always complain when the
teacher has occasion to administer dis
cipline. The child Of such parent will
soon conclude that he is too good for re-
proof, and before the fond parent is
aware Of his mistake his own authority
will be dsfied, and by the time the boy
is grown. nine cases out Of ten the ia
ther can take upon himself the credit of
having turned loose upon society an
animal that aeIthtr respects the laws of
GOD nor man. Prisons aud aims houses
are filed by victims of such mistaken
notions Of parental fondness.
The Easter ball given at the Tswn
Hall Mouday evening under the auspices
Of HAnse Lodge No. 955s, N. w. OF A.
proved to be in accordance with sxpec-
tatisn. and was grand success. The
large hall roem was well filed with
merry dascsrs from early 10 the evenins
until the last number on the program
was completed. Excellent refrsshments
were served In the dining room Of the
hall. The members sf the M. w. OF A.
have proven isxceIIsnt ertertainsrs and
notwithstaudIng the occasIos Monday
avanfn~ .so tkotr 0ref stearncx a. III