Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-03-22

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Irish at Pontiac, this week.
Mrs. Henry Ashley, of Detroit, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Mac
donald.
Miss Nettie Blackman has returned
and commenced her labors with Mrs.
5. +. Jennings.
Mrs. Ezra Decker brings in hens
egg which is SiX6i inches. Is not this
a pretty large egg?
Remind your neighbors of the special
subscription days, March % and 30.
Only two weeks more.
Bailey x Beach, carry fine line of
Ladies and Gents fine shoes. Call
and examine they are sure to please
you.
Mems shoes, boys shoes, Ladies'
shoes, misses shoes, children's shoes
all 90, every tenth pair free AT Z. l..
STARk's.
Joseph VanArsdale has purchased
the old house on the Pulfrey Hotel site
and is moving the same on his lot OH
Park street.
We have received new invoice of
fine Gents and Ladies shoes, remem-
Der we have large variety and sell them
way down for cash.
BAILEY u BEACH.
DO you want bargain? a Three
Rivers Threshing Machine, in fair con-
dition, for sale at bargain. Enquire
of Roberts Throp & Co.. Three Rivers,
Mich. 5l7-tf
+. y. Chadwick has exchanged
houses with j. ii. Arnold. Mr.. Chad
wick expects to build "A barn this sum-
mer and make other improvements
around his new home.
Frank and Max Pollasky, of Chicago,
were home last Saturday. Max return
ed to Detroit and Frank spent Sunday
in the village The boys are highly de-
lighted with their new quarters.
Prof. b. a. Welstead is issuing his
circulars announcing summer Nor
NAL to commence July 9th. Arrange
ments are being made to make it even
more of a success than last summer.
On Tuesday evening, March 26th,
Rev. Geo. f. Hunting ID. ID. will de-
liver lecture at the Presbyterian
Church, Alma. Subject: keyboard
and Bellows" This is one of his best
lectures and Alma friends should hear
it..
Ray Taylor residing four miles south
west of Alma on farm known as the
Horace Taylor farm on the Maple Rap
ids road, has out bills for an important
auction, on Tuesday, March 26th, con-
sisting of stock and farm property.
y. Hood, auctioneer.
TO nonbelevers in advertising we
have an example for you: In the last
weeks issue of the RECORD, J. l.. Mil
Ter advertised 10y local, a ribbon sale
and on Saturday last sold between $50
and 400 yards. Does it pay to let people
know what you have for sale? We en-
phatically answer yesl and if done
properly, can prove it to any one.
Alma people will remember, that
when you leave job work at the RECORD
office, you are helping a home institution
as all work is done at home, by your
own citizens, your work does not have
to be sent out of town to have it done.
We are equipped with everything to do
first class work, asking no odds Of
other towns to do our work for us.
Two OF IIOwells respected and ener-
getic young men, Messers Ora Beach
and Frank Bailey, will locate at Alma
Gratiot county, where they will conduct
a clothing and boot and shoe store
Socially and morally they will prove g
desirable acquisition to the busy little
town of Alma, and their many friends
here will hope to hear of their success
MI. Beach has long been trusted EN-
ployee in the large dry goods and cloth
ing establishment of Messers Hickey Il
Goodnow Howell Republican.