Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05

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Drug Store.
You can get your school books at j.
y. Day q Co.'S,
Lee Houck, of Elm Hall, was in
town Wednesday.
NJ. NJ. Copp, of Elm Hall, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. o. NJ. Brown, of Mt. Pleasant,
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. c. Dallas, this
week.
Seneca Sly has been appointed post
master at Elm Hall, which is a good
choice.
New goods arriving daily at Mrs.
Jennings millinery rooms, opposite the
Wright House.
Rev. Geo. +. Hunting ID. D., lectured
at Marine City Thursday night, and at
Vassar Friday night.
Mems shoes, boys shoes, Ladies'
shoes, misses shoes, children's shoes
all go, every tenth pair free at E. l..
| STARK's.
We have had several calls for the
RECORD the past week, from those
who are interested in the new well
from abroad.
We especially invite the gentlemen
of Alma to call and examine our new
display of Gents furnishing goods, all
the latest styles. BAILEY Il BEACH.
We keep full line of violin, guitar
and banjo strings at prices ranging
from 10 to % cents. If you are in need
of any thing in that line, do not fail to
call and examine them.
j. y. Day & Co.
Call and examine our new and ele
CANT line of hats. We carry the largest
line in this section. The Dunlap,
Youman and Miller in stiff hats are
our speciality, and line of soft hats
that will surprise you.
BAILEY & BEACH.
T. L Belding, nephew OF Or. Hale,
who visits the doctors family here every
summer, and who has made scores Of
friends here. has accepted position as
mail clerk in the Palmer House at
Chicago. He is probably one of the
best hotel men in the country. His
many friends here wish him success.
The village clerk of Alma received
just 50 for licenses during the past year.
1t must be lively burg.-St. Louis
Press.
Is that so? The council of Alma, be-
leive in protecting its home merchants
and in consequence donot grant licenses
to every fakir or black-leg that comes
along, they are unlike some councils we
know of.
Riverdale has bright prospects of a
newspaper. Riverdale is an enter
prising little village full of wide awake
business men. and by the way mighty
good fellows too, and man would be
well supported there, but 10 amateurs
need apply.
The RECORD solicits all items of news
aud public notices. Because we don't
take you around the corner and whisp-
er and pump you to death, don't think
that we do not solicit your aid in filling
our columns, it is some times hard work
to see every person in town, and ask
them what is the news. The persons
who take the pains to SO assist us are
surely appreciated.
Don't forget that we have bought out
the book and stationery stock of 7. a
Miller and intend TO be up with the
times both in quality and price of goods.
Don't forget that we sell for cash.
Don't forget that, during the summer,
our store will be the headquarters for
base ball and all sporting goods. Don't
forget the place, the post Office Book
Store. Respectfully Yours,
j. y. Day & Co.
Following is the analysis of the two
wells at the Sanitarium: First yell-Sal-
inometer l.0ll. Total solids by weight,
19O36.54 grains per gallon, consisting of
Sodium Chloride, Calcium Chloride.
Magnesium Chloride, Carbonate of
Iron, Calcium Sulphate, Calcium Car
Donate, Magnesium Carbonate, Bro
mides and Iodines. Second well
Salnometer lilo. Specific gravity at
60 degrees Fahrenheit l2i Total
solids by weight, 269s7 459 grains pei
gallon consisting of Sodium Chloride
Calcium Chloride, Magnesium Chloride
Carbonate Of Iron and Bromides.
One of Alma's citizens not being any
to well posted in the political machin.
cry of this country, who.on election day
was engaged on his farm. came in to
town at noon for the express purpose
of voting, ne met a gentleman on the
street and OH asking where the polls
= were was informed at the engine house
which place he soon found, when he