Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-20


Miss Kate McNamara has position
with III. j. Vermuelen.
A fine new lot of ladies' kid gloves
just opened at Delavan's.
G. +. Brown and wife spent Sunday
with friends at Mt. Pleasant.
Sol. Cooley, auctioneer, Shepherd,
Mich. For particulars enquire at this
Office. 7S5-2m
No better sewing machine ever made
then those New Goodrich, at Wood
wards store.
Some new features are promised for
the pupils recital at the Chapel, Friday
eve., April 9th.
1t costs you nothing to get a set of
those beautiful Worlds Fair Portfolios
at F. +. Pollasky's.
A large new lot Of LII sheeting just
received at +. Z. Pollasky's. We offer
II at Al cents per yard.
+. Z. Pollasky has change of adver-
tisement In this issue. Look it oyer
and you can profit thereby.
Look at the New Goodrich sewing
machine at Woodward's store; only
$500, and warranted for ten years.
A recital will be given by the pupils
Of the music department Of the college
on Friday eve., April 9th. Admission
free.
The Governor has proclaimed April
9th as Arbor Day. Now is the time
to do something to beautify your home
and our little town.
1.-THE LATEST FAD":-Ladies' ster-
ling silver rings with your initial set
with torquise stones. Call and look at
them. Nichols the jeweler.
Judge Bradley, Of Washington, who
has cut quite an important figure in the
Breckenridge trial, is a relative of our
Register Of Deeds Bradley Of Ithaca.
Special 10 day umbrella and parasol
sale. One hundred new style UNI
brellas worth from $500 to $3.50 will
be sold for $1.49 each at f. Z. Pol
lasky's.
The College Library received a gift
this week of rare edition of Baron
Puffendorf's Law Of Nature and of
Nations" printed in I'LL, from George
S. Aldrich, of st. Louis.
| Having added full line of gents
and ladies shoes, l desire to extend
an invitation to the public to inyesti
gate. We guarantee to sell rs per cent
less than any firm in Alma.
WOODWARD s. Co.
| The jury in the Jochim case at Ian
sing Saturday after IL hours delibera
tion stood six for aquittal and six FOL
conviction. Jochim's bonds were
continued for his appearance at the
May term of court.
The Washington authorities viii
entertain General" Coxey at the publ,
expense If he ever gets to the Nationa
Capitol with his army, but the Jail far'
is hardly up to that Of the hotels a
which the general has been takin,
his meals.
Postmaster General Bissell has ISSUED
an order notifying the public that here
after mail will not be taken on the rail
road mail cars. He says it takes III
the time of the clerks in stamping let
, tiers when they should be sorting mai
, between stations.
. We are in receipt Of the State Agri
, cultural College Fruit Bulletins of 1894
, which is very instructive to those in
terested. The subjects are "Peacl
and Plum Culture in Michigan" ~
Year Among Small Fruits, Michigan
/, Fruit Lists" and Strawberries an,
, Raspberries.
4 Phillip DIN, residing one and on
3 fourth miles south of Elm Hall, ha
bills out for an auction of persona
property consisting Of horses, cows
sheep, wagons, farm implements, etc.
= hPih <fth, ~ ~ q.
lunch will be served at noon. Hi
terms are, 500 and under cash, oye
that amount, good notes at six month
time without interest.
Always remember that An editor O
a newspaper is never too busy to b
stopped on the street or elsewhere ant
5 told of an item Of news. In fact he 1
I always on the lookout for news. The,
too, he will not think you egotiatic ever
If the item is concerning yourself
Help the newspaper man and he vii
praise you when you are dead IL no
before.
The ninth annual convention of tn
= Woman's Christian Temperance Union
: OF Gratiot county, will be held in tn
y Presbyterian church, on Wednesda
= and Thursday, April IS and 20. Tn
: morning session of Wednesday will b
3 devoted largely to routine business
y Several interesting papers will be rea
n in the aftaruonp intaraparoad NIT