Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-06-07


For fine shoes go to Bailey & Beach s..
If you want Paris Green rememl er
Van has it.
A full line of Cranes fine stationery
at j. n. Day & Co.'S.
Alabastine the best /wall finish, all
shades at Webb's Drugstore.
Great slaughter sale of boots, shoes
and slippers at Bailey & Beach's.
Full line of Lawn Tennis shoes for
ladies and gents, at Z. l.. Stark's. =
Call at the Postoflice Book Store and
examine those purses. They now have
fine line.
Street Commissioner Dallas has put
in much needed cross walk in front
of G. S. Hopkins restaurant.
We have full line of Russell Ok
ford Tie Shoes very easy, just the thing
for tender feet and warm weather.
Z. J.. STARK.
Ladies, clean your Kid Gloves with
the Mather Kid Glove Cleaner. For
sale only at Webb's Drug Store. 526-ly
Rev. Augustus F. Marsh occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday last.
Pollasky Bros six day special sale,
commencing Monday, June 10th, is a
big chance to buy your wife new dress
cheap.
Bert VanDenBerg has very artis-
tically painted Indian in front of his
store as sign. The work was done
by Nick Davidson.
All parties having Protection | uni
forms, belonging to Hose Co. No. 2,
are requested to leave the same with
Z. M. Smith, Foreman.
Again our boys have convinced the
Ithaca people that the latter can't play
ball. They played at that place last
Monday, knocking them out j to 2.
If the RECORD seems little thin
this week, lay it to the editor, as he
has been moving, and those who have
been through it will sympathize with
us.
w. L. Hough & Co. have put in a
very handsome refrigerator, manufac-
tured at Belding. 1t is beauty, and
will be valuable addition to their
already well equipped store.
The RECORD job rooms have received
a new invoice of job type this week.
If you want nice job work, done in the
latest designs and in fine shape, call
and get our prices. We are sure to
please you.
Hillsdale parties have rented the
Berry building and have put in a
bankrupt stock of jewelry, etc. See
their adv. on another page. They
will sell at private sales, and will sell
at auction evenings.
d. r. Sullivan, one of Gratiot Coun-
ty's best farmers informs us that
the frosts of late have done
injury, the rain has done
enough good to more than make it up.
lie reports wheat as looking better
than it has for years and he has 100
acres in.
The st. Louis school board has Sc
cured Prof. w. A. Weeks as principal
of their schools for the coming year.
Weeks has occupied the position of
professor of Greek and Latin
at the State Normal School at Ypsilan-
ii for the past four years, and is
highly recommended.
Henry Kelso has packed mp and ship
ped his stock of hardware to Detroit,
where he has entered the employ of
Geo. ID. Woodman, SS7 Grand River
ave. Mr.. Kelso is one Of our best citi-
zens, a first-class business man and
while Alma people regret his departure
they join in wishing him success.
+. Z. Beckwith & Co. have opened a
boarding and sale stable at the Wright
House livery barn, where they will
make speciality of farm, saddle, liv-
cry. gentlemen drivers, horse car
horses and lumbermen horses, all care
fully selected. They have now on
hand 40 of such horses, shipped direct
from Montana. Mr.. Beckwith has had
a life long experience in handling
horses and is a fine trainer. These
horses weigh from 900 to 1900 pounds
and are from to years old. See their
adv. in another column.
Pomeroy's Western World will give
two grand exhibitions in Alma Monday
June 10th. This is the only wild west
show in this country. They come
highly endorsed by the leading papers
of the state. Prof. VanVrankin's
troupe of educated ponies are by far
the most intelligent and best trained
equines on the face of the earth. The