Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-04-10

Windsor ties from 10 to % cents, al
Alma Mercantile Co.'S
Bulk seeds Of all kinds, Timothy seed
a speciality at Vermeulen's.
A new line of tablets and fine box
paper just received at Ilayt's.
Alma College starts in after the vaca-
ton with several new students.
-Four pair of ladies' black hose for "a
cents at Alma MERCANTILE Co.'S.
Mrs. Henry Brown returned home
last Wednesday from visit in Tenn.
A car load of wall paper, all the
latest styles and best quality just re-
ceived at Webb's.
The Livingston County Republican
begun its 37th year last week, Under
the present management the Republi-
can is one of the best papers in the
state.
A fine deposit of coal is reported in
Isabella county at depth Of 30 feet.
With government appropriations and
mineral discoveries Isabella is pushing
to the front
There is chance for Gratiot boy
to win honor at West Point, a vacancy
having occurred in the representation
from this district. The examination
will occur at OwOsso at the same time
the examination for the naval cadet.
ship takes place. Let some Alma boy
try for the place.
am now receiving my spring and
summer stock of millinery to which |
invite your attention. All the latest
millinery novelties and every thing
usually kept in a first class store. My
goods are new and stylish and what is
of still more consequence, cheap.
624-tf Mrs. &. l.. DowNIE.
The Cash Dry Goods Co. Is offering
a fine bicycle to the boy or girl that
guesses nearest the number Of grams
of rice in the bicycle tool case. The
decision rendered July 4. In the mean
time the store is besieged daily with
crowd of youngsters anxious for a
chance.
The following marriage licenses were
granted this last week by the County
clerk: Fred A. Price, Fulton, y,
Regina +. White, Fulton, 81; Irwin ii.
stead, Emerson, 80, Ellen NJ. Price,
Fulton, Il; Arthur III. Stone, Wheeler
%, Thora A. Fowler Midland Co. II:
Dennis Gardner, New Haven, IS, Sarah
Finch, Midland Co., 81; Ellis Laycock
Fulton, 80, Alice Mikesell, Washing
ton, IS. John Norris, ithaca, "a, Mary
Randall, Ithrca, 81.
The annual reunion of the 2Gth
Michigan Infantry took place yesterday
at st. Louis on the 26th anniversary
of Lees surrender. a free dinner was
served to all comrades by the w. r. c.
Over sixty of the survivors of the old
regiment were in attendance from
abroad including nine OF ths original
officers who went out with the regi-
ment. The exercises at the opera house
we're complete and interesting. AT the
banquet at the Park House in the even.
ing about eighty sat down to the spread
space fQrhids giving the toasts. The
boys" left we'll SATISFIED With the man,
ner of their treatment by the city.
On Tuesday evening one of our high,
ly esteemed ~ young men came home
from Riyerdale loaded with bug Juice.
He entered the nome or W. Ii. drinith
where he insisted that all should par
) take of the contents CT the bottles he
had on his person. His request no,
, being complied with he became angr,
and attempted to do bodily harm 10y
, the use of "A pair of corked boots which
he wQra. The members of the house
hold came out of the Melee with seGera
bruises while some Of the furniture was
married and bed clothing ruined. a
warrant was placed in the hands OF
OlHttl hluS iOi no dIltol. anu Wutll
the warrant was being served he "tooi
leg bail for security" He WAS ordered
, TO halt by the ohicef but failing TO obey
orders he now wears a bullet i'm his
!, thigh. The sympathy here seems tc
be with the officer Edmore Journal
At the meeting of the Business Men
Of Alma at the council rooms last Tues.
day eqeA'ps the sp#nlttee gu Cnnstitu.
ton and Bylaws reported thrQHgh
their chairman w. a. Bahlke. The
constitution as reported, names the or.
ganiZatiQn HFhe Alma improyemei
Association" and provides for pres.
dent, vice president, secretary, treas.
urer and executive committee and such
other committees as may be thought
neeessaty: Regular meetings are 70 be