Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-05-07
Alba, Mich Friday, May T. 1886

gone at j. l.. Miller's.
Remember the little maids from
school, at the Japanese Tea, at
Wright's Opera House, Tuesday even
ing May II.
II. J. Burns has opened harness |
shop in the green building just opposite
the NJ. f.. Church, where he intends to
keep everything in that line. Horse
owners will consult their own interests
when i'm need of harness, whips. or
busters by calling on him before pur-
chasing.
Parties wanting copies of the RECORD
to send away can get them at this office,
neatly wrapped for mailing, for cents
apiece. You probably have friends who
have heard of the famous Wright House
but have never seen it and You can
please them at triAimg expense. There
will be other illustrations next week.
Watch for themr
Miss c. NJ. Fleming. editor Of the
Alma Record is Just more than making
her paper shine Having put on
new dress. new roller, and otherwise
improving It's general make mp. Sue
cess.-Recd City Ciufon. You were
mistaken, gentlemen. THE RECORD
dons its new dress with this issue. 1t
was the good work of oW new press
that made YOU think the suit was new.
At the recent election VIM. Kipp, OF
breckenridge, was elected treasurer of
Wheeler township. but was unable to
procure bondsmcn. and W. O. Watson
has been appointed to fill the vacancy
I'm commenting upon this the Ithaca
journal very truthfully and pertinently
remarks: IF fit to be nominated and
elected. he should not have lacked the
necessary boudsmen, instead of being
thus Inundated and disgaced.
4 Michigan man. the Lord bless him.
has made the startling discovery that no
man who keeps his subscription to his
home paper paid i'm advance i5cycr bit
ten bya mad dog While we respect
e fully call the attention of certain am,
divers persons To the above. we Woul'
add the further warning that AN mpe
cedentcd hot summer is about TO opeI
upon MS. Get on the safe side heior
the dog days come.
I
r The Opera House was complete
filled by a large and select audicnc,
r Wednesday evening. to listen 10 th
- much-talked of production of Ea-
e Lynne which the Dramatic Climb hay
\ Hsl %. rehearsal for some time. IN
almost unanimous verdict of the pcopl
, i'm attendance was that they had seen
, PLAYED by professionals in a far les
creditable manner The whole perfor
nance passed off without amy of the
halts aud blundcrs 50 common on sucl
occasions every one participating being
perfect in their lines. The three lead
ing characters were particularly goot
and the rest did very well indeed. Tn,
Club may well feel proud Of the succes.
they made of this play.
J. NJ. Montigcl * Co., theold and we'll
known founders and machini,ts an,
good forcycH thiug in their line. They
have put all the steam fixtures in place
i'm our Office i'm good style. Although an
extra price were paid them for the labor
performed we could never fully repay
them for their Kindness and accom-
modations.as they have often left other
work to come to our assistance when
things did not 90 just right. We can
especially recommend their machmist
Mr. j. W. StilWell. who set up om
power press with as much rapidity aud
! precision as though me- had been press
maker all his life. That is the kind OF
worhmen they keep and whenyou want
anything in their line you cannot be
better supplied anywhere, nor find a
more obliging, gea.lemanly set of men
to deal with than those composing the
firm of j. NJ Montigel Il Go. Long
may they live ana prosper.
The Detroit Museum of Art was the
outgrowth of the splendid Art Loan ex-
hihition given in Detroit in the fall of
1883. 1t j, duly incorporated under the
state laws, and is purely a public bene-
hcence. 1t is managed by eight trus-
D tees. two of whom are anpoiutpd bv thn
Mayor and Common Council of Detroit.
and the remaining six elected by Il
membership composed of all persons
who may contribute 1000 or more to
the funds of the Museum. The sum of
100000 has been raised or pledged 10y
citizens of Detroit toward the purchase
of ground and the erection of a abuilding
for the purposes of the institution. and