Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-12-06

"A INA.
Horse, Cattle and Poultry food at
Morden's.
Horse blankets at reduced prices al
Morden's.
For finest manicure and plush toilet
sets go to Vans.
See those mems shoes for S1.40 at
Mccullough & Buttons.
If you want to see fine line OF Ladies
Rubber Gossamers call at J. l.. Mil
er's.
Prof. Butler was called to Chicago
Saturday morning by the illness of n
friend.
Marcus Pollasl0g, of Chicago, eat his
Thanksgiving turkey at the family res
idence.
Mrs S.A. Smith has been in Jackson
for the past week visiting her mother
who is quite sick.
The Tribune says that the Michigan
delego tion has endorsed noskins for
tally clerk of the house,
Parties wishing anything in the
! jewelry line. will save money by calling
at c. b. Porters. He has a fine line of
new goods and will not be undersold.
Look at our assortment of Ribbon
Remnants for fancy work, worth from
) to 80 cents per yard which we are
selling for cents per yard. j. J.. Mil
Ter.
Secure your seats for John Thomp-
sons Huge Joke" Saturday night,
December 7th. Two hours of solid
| fun. Tickets 80 cents. On sale at
the Post Office.
Jay Gee and M. Mcnamara are put
ting in a null east of the foundry.
they will grind feed and saw pickets
Both are enterprising young men and
will undoubtedly do good business.
The consolidation of the Republican
and Leader and the closing up Of the
Press leaves st. Louis with only one
paper. If ever there was an opening
for democratic paper in st. Lonis it
now exists. The plant Of the Press
can be bought cheap. Now is the time
to start.
Miss Wilmarth, one of the proprietors
of the Mt, Pleasant Enterprise, was a
welcome caller at the RECORD Office
last Friday. Miss Wilm arth was here
in the interest of the Pythian. a newsy
journal devoted TO the interests of the
X. of Z. which is published at the
Enterprise Office.
The Lad es Aid Society meets at the
Ladies Library rooms every Tuesday
afternoon ut : o'clock. We wish 10 in
terest all the ladies in this good work,
aud ask for offerings from the gentle
men, of any cast off clothing. You
may send such to the library Oh Friday
or Saturday afternoons. We thank
the good people for the Thanksgiving
offerings of S6.6l.
Young Theetge met with serious
accident last Friday. He was entering
the house as his sister threw out the
broken pieces of lamp chimney. One
piece struck him in the eye, cutting
about one fifth across the lower part of
the cornea ard into the sclerotic coat
allowing the aqueous humor to escape
DR.. Bagley dressed the wound and
hopes to save the sight Of the eye.
Come to the bazaar at Wright 8 Opera
tlouse next Friday; come early in the
afternoon to secure the first choice OF
articles for Christmas gifts and come
again in the evening for good supper
and enjoy the entertainment of music
and reading An admission fee of tel
cents will be charged for those VIII,
have not supper tickets. A supper Of
Oysters or Chicken Pie etc, from to
O'Clock, when music and reading be
gins,
John n. Foster, for long time the
able superintendent of the state public
school at Coldwater, and editor
of the COldwater Courier, has bought
the two st. Louis papers, the Leader
and Republican, and will consolidate
them into one republican paper. Mr.
Foster is a gentleman of considerable,
experience in editorial work and will
undoubtedly furnish st. Louis will
a vigorously conducted paper. Th,
price paid for the Republican was $3.50,
ana for the Leader $500. The name
t of the new paper will be the Republican
e Leader.
l " L. s Grant Post G. A. II. has EN-
gagged Rev. j. NJ. Barkley of Detroit t
deliver his lecture giving personal ex
periences in the confederate servic,
|, during the war. The lecture is pro
j mounced by those who have heard it t.
be masterful in effect, brilliant in de
livery and full of humor and pathos
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