Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

8 cents pound.
Alabastine the best wall finish, all
shades at Webb's Drug Stote.
A few more of those ginghams at
6lc. MCCULLOUGH & BUTTON.
Full line of Lawn Tennis shoes for
ladies and gents, at +. l.. Stark's.
Mike CLANCY is recovering from a
severe sickness of inflammation of the
lungs.
WANTED:-l00,0OO people to keep
their eye on the columns of next weeks
RECORD. PoLLAsKY Bros.
Thursday, May 30th 1889 will long be
remembered, it showing nearly all the
afternoon.
Edgar McCutchy, an employe of the
woolen mill, arrived Monday, and Is
ready for business.
A.. ID. Amsden assisted the orchestra
to furnish music for the Masonic Dall
at st. Louis last Tuesday night.
A. Hood has purchased an acre of
land adjoining the park, of F. w.
Hooper, and will erect house thereon
at once.
Remember Bailey IL Beach keep the
finest line of Mems, Ladies and Misses
Shoes at the lowest prices in the
county.
J. l.. Miller has exchanged his 40
acre farm south of town to L. Granger
for house and two lots on Case addi-
tion.
Thursday being legal holiday there
were no freights run on the Il. a. y. Il
n. NJ, giving the boys chance to OBJ
serve the day.
S. II. Loveland received the sad news
of the death of his brother Lewis Love-
land, at North Colebrook, Con-, Mon.
day, aged 10 years.
The RECORD added eight new sub
scribers to its subscription list last
week Let the good work go on, it
plcdStS our duNeTIlSelS,
Ladies. don't buy fine shoe until
you have examined our stock. 1t will
save you time and money.
L. l.. STARK.
Monday is pay day in the Building
and Loan Association. The annual
meeting Of the stockholders will be
held at Flremen's Hall in the evening.
Frank Merton, for some time an
Alma boy, will open a jewellery store at
Riverdale. He is hard working young
man and good citizen. We wish him
success.
J. l.. Haskell received the appoint
ment of janitor, by the school board at
their regular meeting last Friday night.
Mr.. Haskell is trusty, hard working
man and will fill the position with
credit.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
l.. church will meet with Mrs. Peach
on Wednesday afternoon, June 9TH, as
it is election of officers for the ensuing
year. All of the members are request
ed to be present.
The Alma Record is not only All APP
preciative exchange but polite one as
well. When it gives The Independent
credit now it adds thanks with a
nice little bow. You're welcome Char
ley.-Grand Ledge Independent.
Geo. Moore, the Woolen Mill man,
has out bills announcing that he makes
speciality of custom carding and
spinning, and also desires to exchange
goods for wool. He is an experienced
man at the business, and is sure to
succeed.
a subscriber asks us if il is against
the law TO rob birds nests for making
collections. In Section 2204 of IIowell's S
Statutes, we find it fine of So and
costs, or 10 days in the county Jail, or
both at the discretion of the court, for
killing any song bird or robbing their
nest.
Wrights Opera House Band has
made contract with Mt. Pleasant for
July 4th, receiving 500 and their ex-
penses. They had the same offer to go
to Saginaw, but owing to the fact of a
special train to Mt. Pleasant in the
morning and returning at night, this
offer was preferable.
The w. III. N. 5. will meet at the
home of Mrs. j. A. Baker OH Friday,
June I, at p. m. We urge every
member to try to be present and help
make this Society head and shoulders
above any other in the state. There
will be business to transact of more
than ordinary Importance. Visitors
are highly appreciated.
On Wednesday p. m, at > O'Clock,
the Republicans of st. Louis were in
formed of the fact that Hon. A. B. Oar
ragh was to leave for bis new home at
Pittsburg, Pa. They got party OF
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