Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-17
HOME AND VICINITY.
A sure heave cure at Morden's.

y sure neaNe cure dI MOIueH D.
Apple and cherry trees are in bios
som.
For horse nets, busters, etc, go to
Gillman's.
New goods every week at Mrs.
Jennings.
Everything goes at Kelso's, as he is
bound to go.
Bailey & Beach sell the best Plow
Shoe in town.
Ed Weston is the new janitor at the
Union school.
Wool twine at Lockwood's for only
8 cents pound.
Trade at home and thus help your
home merchants.
Lockwood has the finest jellies ever
before opened in Alma.
Six more weeks of school, and the
school boy will be happy.
Supervisor Reid is around taking the
assessment in the village.
Alabastine the best wall finish, all
shades at Webb's Drug St6re.
Latest styles in summer millinery
just received at Mrs. Jennings.
Full line of Lawn Tennis shoes fol
ladies and gents, at f. l.. Stark's.
The Gratiot and Clinton county Ju.
dicial circuit proposition is still alive
John Norton will argue motion be-
fore Judge Hart at Midland on Friday
next.
DR.. Flowers has purchased the NJ. +.
Burkhead place, and decided to stay in
Alma.
Bert Woodward, village assessor, is
about ready to commence taking the
assessment.
M. F. Burkhead has purchased LOT
on College avenue of Jas. A. Stuttz
and will erect house thereon.
Ladies call and examine our stock OF
Fine Shoes and Slippers. We can save
you money. BAILEY & BEACH.
G. S. Youngs informs us that he has
commenced refitting the barn near the
Wright House livery in to sale barn
The Wright House livery expect q
car load of fine horses from Mr.. Wright's
western ranch which they will Offer
for sale.
If you receive a copy of the RECoRI
this week give it careful inspection
and if not already a subscriber, cal
and subscribe.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
E. church will meet at the residence
of Mrs. VIM. Thomas on Wednesday
afternoon, May 22nd.
The NJ. f. S. S. board meet on Fri
day night to elect superintendent tC
fill the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Jas. G.. Kress.
The Presbytery of Saginaw is com
posed of 64 churches and is an unweild
ly body, The question of cutting it il
twain is being considered.
DO you wish to buy hammock
J. n. Day e Co. have fine assortment
Call on them and get prices, and yot
will be sure to buy the goods.
The railroads of the state will pay
about three quarters of million o.
dollars into the State treasury mex
July for taxes during the year 1888.
Ladies, don't buy fine shoe unit
you have examined our stock. 1t vii
save you time and money.
+. l.. STARK.
The Perrinton Globe, Vol. l, No.
is the latest newspaper venture. 1t i
a seven column folio, neatly printed
and well patronized. Here is our CB
Bert Woodward, the hustling rea
estate agent, has an adv. in this issue
If you have property to sell or want t,
buy, give him call as he can accom-
modate you.
The Summer Review Term fo
teachers and others. at Alma College
promises to be largely attended. Th
term commences July eth and close
August 18th.
The T. a. A. & n. NJ. have put OF
parlor cars between Cadillac an
Toledo, which are probably the fines
cars in Michigan, fitted up with toile
and smoking rooms.
A petition has been presented to tn
Caro- village council signed by mos
of the business men of that plac
asking for an ordinance to be passe
making the license Sl5 day for traN
. cling peddlers instead of 81.
! Among other marked improvement
made about town this spring the res
dence of A. o. Davis deserve specii
notice. He has put up new fenc,
and done a fine job of grading, maxim
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