Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-08

Detroit Free Press and the RECORD |
one year for -.
For cold Summer drink go to
Miller in the Z. o.
John Hicks trial before justice Ever
den June 2nd was adjourned TO July
End.
The Angel House has formed a con-
nection with the water pipe, thus Sc
curing an abundant supply of water.
Remember for alabastne and curtains
go to Millers' Drug Store, they are clos
ing out their stock, and SO are selling
cheap.
Miss c. NJ. Fleming has sold the
Sheridan NeWs TO q. j. Blackford,
who is competent printer and
can but do well, we wish him success.
Henry Wagner, who was SO seriously
injured on Tinker & Lancashire's lum-
Der yard recently, has so far recovered
as to appear upon the streets again
Tuesday.
L. 5. Weaver sole agent for the clear
Havana Boston Bell cigar; the Smokers
will be pleased if they Smoke the Bos-
ton Bell, try them, only five cents at
DR.. Weaver's.
Subscribe for the Grand Rapids
Daily Democrat, the leading daily i'll
Western Michigan. Arrives in Alma
on morning train. Delivered by I. A.
Miller at l2i cents week.
The lots sold last Monday at anction
by the school board, known as the old
school house site. were sold to Ed.
Berry of Saginaw except one which was
purchased by Henry Vermulen.
The case of &. W. Tam, of st. Louis.
charged with enticing girl under the
age of l6 into saloon, that has been
noticed in these columns, was tried
last week, resulting in disagreement
of the jury.
The Editors lately returned from the
festivities of the Press Association last
| week in Detroit. find upon attempting
to get into their every day clothes, that
| they the clothes | mean are rather
small, but few weeks of their usual
fare will make matters all right again.
A. J. Stranger the competent account
ant so long in the employ of W ;. q
). has severed his connection with this
well known firm. We do not know
what Mr. Strangers plans are for the
future, but do know that any firm III
want Of first class boOk-keeper will
do well to secure his services.
\ social will be gwen at the adjon.
ing residences of Messrs Delavar
aud Faughner by the Young Peoples
Guild. Room for all and all are invited
an especially good time is expected
Reception at Mr.. Delayan 5, refresh'
ments at Mr.. Faughner's. y gypsy
tent will be pitched on the lawn if tht
weather permits.
l.. NJ. Winters some time ago, made
a proposition To give each purchaser q
Sl.00 or more worth Of goods at hi'
store, ticket emitting them to draw
( II present OF a tand lamp or te;
set. The numbers having all been dis
posed Of, he now requests us TO say
that the holder of number % is entitled
to the present and desires the lucky on,
10 come in and take it.
y single page in an issue Of the Cent
ury taken for advertising purposes cost
$500; in lIarpers Si00; in other maga
zines from $3.50 down to 500. a yea
ly advertisement in one column of tn
Chicago Tribune. $50 600; in the New
York Tribune. SO ,554; in the New Yorl
Herald, S36 203. These papers ar
never ut loss for advertising to fill
their columns. These figures vii
doubtless be interesting TO the MAJ
who invests go and fatters himsel
with the idea that he is "a liberal adver
tiser.
II. II. Warner & Co.'S. agent was !
town OH Wednesday advertising thei
celebrated Safe Remedy and Safe Yeas
by distributing samples of the latter t
the houses. Safe Yeast is becoming a
T. famous as the celebrated Safe cure, tn
= housekeeper can not do wrong in us
% ing it, as it is pure and wholesome
The Posters with which our town j
a placarded are beautiful specimens G
= their kind and truly say Warmers SAT
e Remedies belt the globe, try the sampl
= Of yeast, all the grocers keep it.
Wednesday next, will be a diy {
unusual interest, To the people of a IN
20 an tn many friends of the Colleg
throughout the state, on that day. at
Il o'clock p. m will be laid the Corne
Z stone Of the Library building, to b
e erected on the College grounds, it is yer
! gratifying TO the friends of the Colleg,
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