Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-27

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camille Co.'s.
Geta carpet sweeper at Delayan's.
Call and see how.
s. f. Anderson is in Pompei this
week on business.
Is there All X on your paper? If so,
call in and pay up.
w. ID Strong, of Riverdale, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Farmers will remember they can lind
land plaster at the Alma Feed store.
The Ladies Literary Club will meet
with Mrs o. + Davis, Monday, April 80
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pattingill, of Lansing, was in town
Tuesday.
For ground feed, corn, oats, etc., call
at the Alma Feed store opposite the
post office.
Great cut in prices on jackets and
capes for the next Is days at F. Z.
Pollasky's.
Max. +. Pollasky, of Detroit, and
Marcus Pollasky, of Chicago, were in
town last Saturday.
Mammoth stock of gents and boys
straw hats in all hobby shapes just
opened at f. f. Pollasky's.
Mrs. w. S. Turck went to Howell on
Thursday to assist in instituting a
chapter of o. E. S. in that city.
Lawrence LII cotton Al cents,
standard prints A cents, dress outings
cents at Alma Mercantile Co.'S.
Buy shoes where you can save some
money. Don't pay big prices but &c
where you can get good goods at hard
times prices.
WOODWARD s. Co.
Miss Sadie Ward, who has been in
Boston the last few months attending
the Conservatory of Music, is home or
her vacation.
Pollasky & Co. have their wool sigr
out this year which means that Alma
will have one of the best wool market!
in the county.
Great special kid glove sale for ter
days at F. E. Pollasky's. % dozer
new shades, (colors and blacks) at 81
cents, worth Sl.2s pair.
Superintendent Ely has been ten
dered the Superintendency of the schoo
for the coming year by the schoo
board but as yet has not accepted.
Mrs. Bart. Miller left Thursday fol
Detroit, where she will purchase he
summer stock Of millinery. She con
templates an opening in few weeks
A majority of the members Of TIT
l. o. o. f. order of this place attended
the anniversary at st. Louis last Thurs
day, reporting a very profitable ant
enjoyable time.
Subscribers wishing to take advan
tage of the S1.25 CLUBBING rate with tn
RECORD and Chicago Inter Ocean
should remember this offer only last
until June lst.
Germany is ahead of us. She ha
broken up notorious gang Of greer
goods men, while numerous gangs o
them are working without hindrance il
the United States.
5. r Case, of Williamson, a brothe
Of Mrs. f. n. Chadwick, with his wife
spent Sunday in Alma and attende
the wedding of his nephew, Claud
Chadwick, Monday night.
The contract for new 20 foot spa
iron bridge To take the place of the FL
bridge in Arcadia, was let last Frida
with cost of 81, 400 complete, and
is to be completed by June 1st.
William Smith, who has had charg
of the Wright House livery for som
time, has moved back to Saginaw
Geo. limerick, who has for some tim
been J. II. Lancashire's private coacl
man, will have charge hereafter.
A revival campaign is about to ope
In Alma, under the auspices of the N
4. church. The Pacific Coast Evar
gelsts, Connolly and Struble, have bee
secured to conduct the campaign tt
: date of opening will be given ne,
/ week.
Dennis Halves, good old democri
, up in Sumner township, has so muc
. faith in his party and the Wilson Ri
prospects of raising the price of wo
, and sheep, that he bought flock la
? Tuesday at the Philip Olin sale, payin
S3.40 per head. There is nothing lii
faith.
The central Michigan trotting circu
begins May % at Fenton and include
: 10 meetings. The dates are Fentol
May % to %; Lapeer, May 20 to 8
Clio, June to s; Caro-, June IL to L
l Vassar, June 20 to %; Flint, June 90
IS; Bay City, July to 6, Saginaw
July to Ii; Midland, July IL to i