The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-10-31
This is Flag Day.
Don't fail to register today.
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Ion iail 10 register today.
James Collins is seriously ill.
Every Michigan industry erie
out against Organism.
Attorney R. T. Looney, OF Hough
ton, was in the city Thursday.
There was meeting of the boar,
OF supervisors yesterday afternoon
! Adolph Haas and Chris Fox. O
Houghton, visited L'Anse Wednes
day.
We understand that two politica
meetings were held at the Bay
Shore this week.
A vote for William Mckinley
means honest money, protection
and prosperity to the country.
If your name is not on the regis
tration books, have it recorded be-
fore B o'clock this afternoon.
Cord Johnston S new livery barn
is now completed, and he announces
that he will soon be ready for
business.
Cast your vote for Hon. George
d. Crippen, Republican candidate
for Representative in the state
legislature.
Otto Sengebusch has a balsam
pillow on exhibition at his barber
shop. 1t is warranted a sure cure
for catarrh, colds, etc,
Several car loads of hay arrived
here this week for Chas. Hebard &
Son, of Pequaming, which was con-
veyed to that place by boat.
Supervisors Capt. Been, of Skanee,
John Lyons, of Covington, Alex.
Dingle, of Spur, and L. J. Gal
lagher, of Baraga, were in town
yesterday
John Mathes attended the annual
meeting of the Grand Lodge, 100.
F., held at Lansing last week, as
representative from L 'Anse Lodge
No. 440.
The steam barge Shrigley and
schooner Manitowoc loaded 1.200,-
600 feet of lumber at the Huron
Bay docks this week.
A vote cast for Mckinley next
Tuesday will mean a vote for pros
perity,. while vote cast for Bryan
will mean a desire to continue the
,na.nnt E,nn.;al I,ctraeS
Bills are out announcing a Demo-
cratic rally to be held in the Norton
building this evening The speak
ers will be Hon. Tim Nester, of
Munising, and Thomas Brady, of
L'Anse.
Work upon the new st. Joseph's S
church has been rapidly progressing
for several days. The roof and
spire are both completed. 1t is
going to make magnificent
structure.
A session of circuit court was
held here Thursday to accomodate
those wishing to take out full citi
zenship papers. About sixty
availed themselves Of the opportuni-
ty and will cast their votes Tuesday
Charles NJ. Turner, of Lansing
who for several years resided at
Arvon, spent Sunday in town. the
guest of H. T. Ingersoll. Mr.. Tur-
ner's host of friends in l. Anse are
always pleased to see him. q
At the session of circuit court,
held Thursday, Judge Hubbell re-
versed his decision' in the tax case
of Auditor General VS.. delinquent
taxes of 1894. The case may pos
sibly be taken to the supreme
court.
Laboring men, where are your
silver mines? Haven t any? Well,
then, you do not want, to vote for
Free Silver Bryan. What you want
is 100 cents on the dollar, and a
chance to earn that dollar. Vote
for William Mckinley.
The young people of Skanee gave
a dance at the boarding house
Wednesday of last week. The at
tendance was large, and very en-
joyable time was had. Excellent
music was furnished by several men
connected with one of the boats, and
at the proper hour a bountiful sup
per was served.
Before another issue of THE SEN
TINEL, election day will have come
and gone, the ballots will have been
counted, and the result determined.
We have it in our hands now to vote
correctly-for Mckinley, honest
dollars, protection and prosperity,
and thereby not only benefit our
selves, but aid in starting the wheels
of industry again, and restoring
universal confidence throughout the
country. Vote theystraight Repub-
lican ticket and you will have cause
to rejoice.
For Sale.