Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04

| LU subscribers until Jan lst for 20 cents.
4 new line of whips at Morden's.
Pilsner Export Beer for family
use at OTTo's.
Henry Vermulen, visited Jackson on
Tuesday on business.
Tell your neighbor, that they can get
the RECORD until Jan. lst, for 20cts.
j. j. Booth is putting stone wal
under his residence on Superior street
Remember that Miller's Photograph
Gallery is open every Friday and Sat.
urday,
Perry Shattock has purchased the res
idence near the school house Of Geo.
Harter.
Burgess Hall, one of Sumner town.
ships solid farmers, was in town
Tuesday.
Remember that the 5-A, horse blank
ct is the best in the market, sold by l.
p. Gilman.
James Gargett left for New York
to day to visit old friends, he will be
absent several weeks,
Orson Briggs, residing between Alma
and st. Louis, raised 220 bushel of beets
from 33 square rods OF ground.
There are five foreign pupils attend
ing the Union School from district No
2, fractional Pine River and Arcadia.
l.. A. Slarp returned from Saratoga
n. Y. on Friday last, where he had
been to visit his mother whom he
reports as very feeble.
Now is the time to buy your fall hats,
have large line of new style goods
and new ones arriving every week, call
and see me. Mrs. S. f. Jennings.
The proceeds Of the Cantata enter
tainment, Friday night will be applied
to some worthy object, not yet determ-
ined and Saturday for the benefit of the
directors.
Bills are out for an important auction
sale of farm property Saturday, Oct.5th
by Charles Maxted. on his farm in
Sumner township, consisting of stock,
grain, impliments etc.
Miller Bros, have bought the rink,
and have moved their stock of farm
implements, buggies, wagons etc. there
in, where they may be found ever
ready to serve their customers.
Our citizen have been highly enter
tanned o. late by company giving a
very creditable concert on our streets,
after which they sell Hamlin's Wizard
oil, and cure people who are deaf.
j. l.. Finch, is at Ithaca this week,
running fruit stand, he expects TO
handle fruit in Alma after this, his
fruits are old Niagara's which is enough
to satisfy one that they are first-class.
Uncle George Thornton went to Ith-
aca Monday to take some steps towards
making an application for pension.
| He will be fortunate if he lives long
enough to receive 1t. He is now 81
years old.
Alex Neil. has long been known as a
skilful mechanic, yet but few know
that he is also a famous agrilculturalist
as well, vet a stalk of corn which he
brings us twelve feet in height bearing
two ears of corn, the first one feet
from the ground. establishes his claim
to this distinction.
Don't allow your teeth to chatter any
more with cold, read the October
special Sale add, in the Bee Hive Col
umn and it will cause the warm blood
to course through your veins anticipat-
ing, at what low price you can buy
warm winter clothing during their
sale.
Tinker & Lancashire have been
awarded the contract Of furnishing the
frame work for the new addition to the
Park House st. Louis, which they
justly deserve. as they are the best
equipped institution for such work, (as
we'll as others, in this section of the
state, and their reputation is fast
spreading.
We take pleasure in noticing this
week that Pollasky Bros the enterpris.
ing merchants, ever ready to adopt
any new feature that will be of benefit
to their many friends and patrons havS
added new line to their already
well filed Bee Hive Departments, they
have secured the agency for large
manufacturing establishment. 1--WE I'M
derstand one of the largest in thi:
country manufacturing only, all styles
Of drapery curtains in velvet and woo
chenille, turcoman etc. in all qualities
styles, colorings etc. they are placed il
their stores at as low price as thu
largest jobbers in the country get them
for, thus enabling them to furnish