Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-09

Outing flannels, five cents yard ut
Alma Mercantile Go
l. b Sawyer. of Ithaca, was in town
Thursday on business
Geo Nichols, of st. Louis, was in
own Thursday on business.
Now is the time for business men to
Ilace their spring advertising
Do not fail Ia hear Rev. G.. II. Wal
ace ID. d Friday ev-ning. March IS.
l.. Kebn has received his stock of
spring good which he is making up
vecy cheap.
Miss Nette Bshlke, of this place, is
learning composition in the Journal
Office at Ithaca.
The State Fish Commissioners passed
through on the d., L. & N. last Fri
dav, with his car and finny tribe.
There is no household complete with
ont one of the useful articles given
with each So purchase at F. K. Pol
asky's.
| A nice c>mmodious honse well To-
Gated for sale cheap. Payment part
down, balance 500 per month. En-
quire at this office.
The latest pugilistic encounter is
that of Eslie Stanton and Pangborn.
1t only lasted one round, Stanton
bringing first blood.
A large line Of new patterns and de-
signs in carpets, rugs, lace and chenille
curtains is now being opened for spring
trade at Pollasky's.
Brother Barnes. Of the Livingston
County Republican, is prospering. He
has inst put in new Cottrell press and
Odds gasoline engine.
G F. Brown, }. w Holmes and J
Il. Ewing were made the republican
village committee, at the republican
caucus last Saturday night.
The latest novelties of the season in
ladies' jackets and capes will be placed
on sale at F. f Pollasky's on the 10th
inst. Make your selections for Eas-
ter.
The mother Of Mrs. Wallace Clark.
Mrs. Geo. Venier. was buried last
Tuesday. Mrs. Venier died in Dakota
and was former resident of this
place.
If you are particular to get shoes for
Yourself and. family that will wear
well. look well and fit well. at popular
prices. examine the large assortment
at F. E. Pollasky's.
The Quahwah Mandolin Club, of
Alma College, will give their popular
concert at Shepherd, Friday night.
March 9. Shepherd people should well
patronize them as they are first.c class.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in Arcadia township.
last Wednesday evening, MIR. Jasper
f Nevins and Miss Estella Bangs,
Rev. G. l.. Wood, of ST. Louis, ofliciat-
ing.
We have added the New York Tri-
bune to our clubbing list and hereafter
YOU can get the RECORD and the New
York Tribune one year for 81 25. or the
RECORD and Detroit Tribune for 81 25.
Show this to your friends and ask them
to subscribe.
For the Annual State Eucampment
of the G.. A. r. to he held at Owosso
March 20 to %, the T., A. A. x y. M.
R'y will sell excursion tickets March
10. 90 and 81, limited for return to
March "a. at one and one-third fare for
the round-trip.
G.. r. Wallace ID. D., the great Mich
igan lecturer, will deliver his famous
lecture on The Human Kaleidoscope
at the Presbyterian church, March Is
Mr.. Wallace is one Of the finest lect-
urers on the platform and no one can
afford to miss hearing him.
The RECORD job rooms have Just
turned out fine circular for The Piper
Folding Bed, of which Robert Piper.
of Toledo, and ID. ID. Whitesell, of
Alma, are proprietors. A careful ex-
animation convinces the writer that it
is the best and most practical bed on
the market.
Joel Reid, of Chicago, has purchased
the Arthur Meyer property instead of
w. ID Clark as reported last week.
Mr.. Reid has searched the state to find
a nice little town for he and his be-
loved wife to settle down in retired life
and Alma is their choice. Mr.. Reid. %
years ago, sold dry goods through this
country from New York.
We give the following problem: A
farmer gave his man 500 with which
to buy three kinds of live stock. He
instructed the purchaser to secure cows,
hogs and sheep, and added that he
should pay so piece for cows, SO a
niece for hogs and fifty cents a niece