Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-10

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Morden's.
Look at the 2lc box paper at j. n.
Day & Co.'S.
You can buy paint for one dollar a
gallon at Kelso's.
Fine box paper at the post Office
bookstore, 2lc.
b. S. Webb was in Lansing on busi-
ness the first of the week.
$4,000 buys a first-class cook stoye,
weighing 440 pounds, at Kelso's.
New invoice of plain and fancy win
dow shades just received at Webb's.
Fresh line of finest cream candies
just received at the p. o. bookstore.
Having started my Soda Fountain
l invite all to call and see me.
b. VANDENBURGH.
William Hall, of Eaton Rapids, spent
Sunday with the families of Caple &
Hall.
Y means your subscription has eX-
pired, and we need every cent we have
out.
| We are showing an extra fine assort-
ment of Misses and Children's Spring
Heel Shoes. +. l.. STARK.
| Fields Minstrel Co. at Holcomb's
Opera House, st. Louis, on Friday
night will be a treat.
We are informed that L. A. Miller
has purchased a stock Of drugs at
Swartz Creek and commenced business.
| Mrs. John Graham, formerly of this
place, now of Manistee, visited her
many friends here the first of the week.
| have the finest line of spring goods
ever brought to Alma, / can give you
spring suits from S12.o0 to $4,000 and
pants from SO 90, to Sl2.OO. Come and
see us, remember our goods are the
finest and work guaranteed.
| l.. KEHN.
| Patrons will remember we have a
| full line of letter heads, note heads,
bill heads, statements, envelopes, cards
and all kinds of paper needed for any
purpose, constantly on hand. This
with our complete job department and
experienced workmen fits us for doing
all kinds of fine work.
The Record Office force have a
standing invitation to visit Wright,
Schneider & StuttZ's confectionery
department and partake of soda water.
1t is with pleasure we accept this in.
vitation, and assure them that we can
do the popular fountain justice, as
printers are good judges of these
delicious drinks.
| NJ. c. Dallas team was left standing
in front of S. NJ. Clum's store on
| Wednesday last, taking it into their
heads to be in fashion, started in for
a runaway, in which they succeeded
quite we'll running down Superior
street and turning for the barn. They
concluded to stop after the pole struck
the barn. No injuries, and nothing
but the neck yoke broken.
Bro. Coutant, of the Mt. Pleasant
Enterprise, being trihe sick at the
manner in which the Maple Leaf club
of this place did their club up, dubs
our boys as the alma bearded nine.
We are only acquainted with three of
the Mt. Pleasant boys, but will bet the
peanuts that their combined ages are
20 years more than the Maple Leafs.
This is no way TO get even, come down
and have it out.
The management of POllasky's Hall
have secured for three nights next
week, commencing Monday, the
charming French actress, Miss Inez
Pereire and her superb New York
company. Lady Audley's Secret, >
passion Slave" and ''Inshavogue'
are among the plays to be produced.
Miss Pereire's great creation, Lady
Audley, is piece of acting well worth
seeing. Prices will remain as usual.
On Tuesday last the team of Nelson
Anderson, farmer residing west of
this place, was hitched in front OF W.,
$. & 5. store, they became frightened,
broke loose and ran down Superior st.
to the flour mill, there left the greater
part of the wagon and taking the back
street for it came out near DR.. Hunt
ing's residence, running to Mr.. Hoop
er's where they were stopped. We un-
derstand that the horses were severely
cut up.
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