Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-06-14

If you want Paris Green remember
Van has it.
New invoice of plain apd|fancy win
dow shades just received aH HWebb's. \
We can save you money in Gents un-
derwear. hosiery. etc. Bailey & Beach.
Buy your boots, shoes and slippers
of Bailey & Beach, and save 20 per
cent.
The Alma Liquor suits are being
tried in the ciruit court this week at
Ithaca.
Gold watches given away Saturday
night at the Auction. Guesses free to
every one.
Will Thomas presents us with liber-
al supply of lettuce, which by the way
is very fine.
Read Porter's jewelry adv. He is
ready for business with large line of
irst-class goods.
Remember the lecture tonight by
Rev. Theodore Nelson, commencing
promptly at s o'clock.
Ladies, clean your Kid Gloves with
the Mather Kid Glove Cleaner. For
sale only at Webb's Drug Store. 526-ly
Miss Lottie Stoutenburgh, who has
been teaching school in Sanilac County
came to Alma Monday night for the
vacation.
The family of Geo Moore, the woolen
mill man has arrived and located in
one of Mr. Gargett's houses in the
northeast part of the town.
Jaxon Waists, Balls Kabo' Corset,
DR.. Shilling's Corset and all other
styles of Sl.OO and Sl.25 only So cents
at the Bee Hive Special Sale.
About so of the friends of DR.. J. II.
Lancashire and wife are expected from
Saginaw to night. They will stop at
the Wright House the guests of the DR..
FoUND.-A ladies black pocket book,
containing % cents, locket and ear
drop. Owner can have the same by
proving property and paying for this
notice.
Miss Hattie Weatherbee, niece of
Mrs. b. F. Miller, died of consumption
last Thursday. The remains were
taken to Greenbush cemetery, Clinton
County, for burial last Saturday.
J. l.. Miller has sold two lots of
land recently, one of 20 acres to Burt
Sparks for S400, and one of 40 acres to
Ed Andrews for $3.50. Thus it is
evident that Miller does not want the
earth"
O. NJ. Everden has been rendered the
position of principal of the Ashley
schools, but he has not as yet accepted
Mr.. Everden is an extra good teacher
and Ashley people will do well if they
secure him.
We are Just in receipt of the Albion
College Year Book for 1SSS-9. 1t is a
volume of about two hundred pages and
presents neat appearance, being very
nicely composed and setting out the
college in very creditable manner.
Miss Jennie Folleck, who is deaf,
came near meeting terrible fate on
Tuesday, while crossing the T., a. A,
& n. NJ. switch. A freight was back
ing down and but for the immediate
aid of Frank Medler she would have
been run over.
We are informed that the council in
tend soon to order a new sidewalk on
the south side of Superior street, past
Montigel & Co.'S carriage shop and the
Hubert gravel pit. This is very sem
sible move and should be done, as it is
on our main street and looks very bad.
Look over the Bee Hive Special Sale
items for next week. 1t will pay any
one to attend these sales and secure
some of the special bargains offered,
whether they need them now or can
use them in the future, as they will
never have another opportunity of buy
ing Dress Goods so cheap.
a. Sheldon and wife of Elm Hall,
were in town Thursday. Mr.. Sheldon
was the first man to ride into this
county, coming from Maple Rapids to
Alma in a wagon in August, 1854, and
stayed over night in the first house
built here. and that was without a
roof. They now live at Elm Hall, and
will receive the RECORD in the future.
The time for holding the next Floral
and Musical Festival at Detroit. has
been fixed for April %, %, ~ and % of
next year. 1t will be for the benefit of
the combined Detroit charities, and
held, as before, under the auspices of
the Detroit Journal, which guarantees
the charities against loss. 1t will he
about twice as large as the one recently
held
Under the provisions of bill passed
by both houses. supervisors of each