Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-07-27

For Paris Green, Pure Drugs and
Medicines go to L. A. Miller's Drug
Store.
The Baptist Church has received a
coat of paint, adding very much to its
good appearance.
Farmersi Do not stop cutting bolts,
M. b. Faughner wants 5000 cords.
Bring them along.
Friends of the RECORD can confer a
favor on us by showing their friends a
copy of the paper and giving the price
until Jan. 1st.
G. A. Sims, of Ypsilanti has taken a
contract to put down the much talked
of well at the Sanitarium, and will COM
mence operations this week.
A lady received serious injury by a
runaway horse at Breckenridge last
Sunday. The horse was frightened by
the cars and ran killing himself
James A. Stuttz goes east about Aug.
10th, to establish agencies for Alma
Roller Mills -four, and Alma Creamery
butter. He will visit the principal cities.
Vol. /. No. of the Edmore Herald is
on our table. 1t is a ''clean cut, y nicely
gotten up col. quarto, well filed with
local and general news, but is straddle
the fence politically.
Ronk & Baughman advertise a re-
duction sale this week, they have
marked their goods down and are
bound to SELL Remember their sales
are strictly genvine and they mean
what they say.
Attend the Great Reduction Sale of
w. S. & S. which opens Monday and
will continue during August. They
always do just as advertised. You
Will surely get bargain on anything
you buy Of them.
Preparations are actively going on to
make the Convention of the Gratiot
County Sabbath School Association at
st. Louis Aug. 18th one of the most
largely attended and enjoyable meet
ings it has ever held.
The council of the Village has voted
NJ. B. Faughner & Co. 1000 TO assist
them to rebuild their works destroyed
by fire Saturday night. This is as it
should be. The village can not afford
to lose this enterprise.
A party, of about twenty little girls
and boys, paid their respects to little
Ruby Yerington last Tuesday after
noon. Their ages ranged from to .
years. Each one came laden with flow
ers and presents, presenting a rare scene
of Juvenile thoughtfulness, and regard
for their little friend. A nice supper
was served, and taken all in all the af-
fair was quite unique and enjoyable.
The incest game of ball of the season
was witnessed at College grounds, We'd
nesday afternoon, between the Maple
Leafs and the Juniors of st. Louis, re-
suited in favor of the Maple Leafs IT
to 5. Both clubs played hard game
but the NJ. l.. have the advantage all
over, better pitching, batting and field
ing. Fatty and Tecumseh especially
did some very clever points. The
boys challenge any club under II years
old.
w. T. Merritt, of Lansing (the gen
tleman who has been employed by W.,
s. & 5. as an expert in asserting wOol)
is about to engage in the manufacture
of verv superior article, of table
sauce, known 10 the trade as "Worces-
ter Sauce" at this point. He already
has two establishments, one at Grand
Rapids and one at Lansing engaged in
its manufacture yet deems Alma a
good point in which to engage in this
business.
NJ. B. Faughner goes to Indianapolis
to-day to purchase the machinery for
his new building, TO be built at once.
Mr.. Faughner assures us that he will
be running in a new corrugated iron
building within sixty days. 1t is really
gratifying to witness such pluck and
energy as Mr.. Faughner possesses
Mr.. Faughner is fully able to supply
his customers from his warehouse in
Detroit at "a Woodbridge Street, until
his new establishment is in operation
The Political Science Association OF
the University of Michigan has made
arrangements for course of six lee.
lures to be given during the next year
These lectures will treat Of the Ameri.
can Constitution as reflected in the
Federal and the State Courts and will
be delivered by prominent jurists OF
the country. Hon. Stanley Matthews
of the Supreme Bench; Hon. I. NJ
Cooley, Chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission; Hon. DAME