Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-12-13

Alma.
An invoices of extra fine teas and
cofIees at Vernuelen's.
Full line of Boys and Youths
Rubbers at L. L. Stark's.
Ladies Russell oxford. made of
genuine Goat at +. l.. Stark's.
Ladies You can find the Best fitting
shoe in town at w. Il. Kinche's
Gee 81 Mcnamara, of the feed mill
have new Adv. in this week.
Go to w. r.. Kinch's for childrens
shoes and Rubbers Best quality.
All Ladies fine kid shoes warranted
to give satisfaction ~. II. Kinche's,
The finest line of pickle castors and
cake baskets IN the county at Porter's.*
If you want to see a fine line of Ladies
Rubber Goss amers call at j. l.. Mil
ers.
Just notice those beautiful rings with
combination sets at POrter's. The very
thing to buy for Xmas gifts.
supper from to 8 o'clock at the
bazaar in the Opera House to-nlgh
25 cents, either of Oysters or Chicken
pie.
The RECORD is in receipt OF number
Of Ogden papers sent by d. II Adams
giving a glowing description of Ogden's
boom
George Pulfrey was so unfortunate
rs to run a rusty spike into his foot
Tuesday and is now confined to the
house.
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. l.. Mil
Ter.
When an institution begins to do
good work it is in demand. The Pol
lasky table company have alre ,dy re
ceived several hattering offers TO move
their factory to other towns.
The show of articles for Christmas
gifts at the bazaar held 10y the ladies
of the st. Johns Church to night,
together with the tasteful decorations
will be worth the price of admission.
The last nand concert and ball, in
which the whole band had part. came
off at Wrights Opera House last
Tuesday evening. and was as successful
in every respect as any of the proceed
ing
The organization of the Uniform
Rank, *. p, for Gratiot county take
place at Ithaca, tonight. Six Sir
Knights from Alma take the degree.
Members Of the [ r will be present
from Lansing and Detroit.
Charles Wright, one Of Pine Rivers
most progressive young farmers has
concluded To give up farming and 90
INTO business at Clare. He Will retain
his farm however. The sale of his
personal effect Will take place Dec. 10.
Geo. Pulfrev will open his new house.
The Hotel Arcadia. next Monday. 1t is
centrally located. has pleasant rooms
elegantly furnished and under the
able administration Of mine host
Pulfrey will prove a favo1te with
the public.
Mrs. f. u. Shalfer would like to see
her friends and patrons at her new
place of business in the west side of
Kinchs store, where they will find a
very fine and large assortment Of silver
ware and jewellery at bottom prices. |
am never undersold and carry only first
class goods
Those who failed to attend the
lecture by Rev Barclay, at the College
chapel Monday evening missed treat
The reverend gentleman was soldier
in the rebel army and he detailed
his army life in most realistic
manner. The lecture was replete
with humor as well as pathos and
the large audience listened with
rapt attention. Should the Y. NJ.
c \. secure his services again they
may be sure of even larger house
s, J Day bought the red barn and
lot back Of the rink of james Gargett
and received possession of him. II. b.
Hubert, more or less favorably known
TO our citizens, also claimed possession
, Wednesday morning Mr. Days hired
man went about five O'Clock to the barn
to DO the chores. Could ut get i'm
Found Hubert was in side Content.
Of barn mostly on ont side. Went
back ana told Mr. Day Mr. Day went
to She barn. Carried his ax with him
Smashed in window and jumped i'm
Met Mr.. Hubert with double barrel.
ed shot gun to ms shoulder alread,
cooked. Gun barrels looked bigge,
!, than cannon. Caught hold of the gun
/, had big struggle and finally wrenchec
It away and handed it out the window
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