Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-06
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY,

Garden seeds in bulk at Delavan's"
Old Song Concert at the Presbyterian
church soon.
r. f. Moblo, of Riverdale, was in
town Thursday.
Delavan is selling hats and caps at
cost TO close out.
Get pretty calendar free at Alma
Mercantile Co.'S.
Am. Youngs, now at Fenton, was
oyer on visit Sunday.
Nine. McCarty; dressmaking shop in
Vermeulen block, End floor. 7Sl-12w
Mrs. A. E. Woodward is visiting
friends in Stanton this week.
ATTENTION FARMERs.--Fine salt
only 1915 per ton, at Pollasky's.
l.. II. Hayt enjoyed a visit with his
father and mother of Owosso, Sunday.
Some desirable patterns, curtains,
fringes and laces at Alma Mercantile
Co.'S.
Nobby styles in clothing for mep and
boys at hard pan prices at F. z. Pol
lasky's.
Mrs. Ella Downie has made vast i'm
provements around her residence on
State street.
A. w. Wright and J. H. Lancashire
left Wednesday for Kansas City on a
business trip.
Little Giant" shoes are known as
wear resisters. All sizes and styles at
+. f. Pollasky's.
A. w. Brock has opened up a tin shop
in the Cohoon building and asks for a
share of patronage.
DR.. A. II. Olmstead, of st. Louis.
was in town Tuesday, and made this
office pleasant call.
Select one of those handsome spring
capes or jackets from the large line
shown at +. f. Pollasky's.
Don't buy sewing machine until
you have tried the New Goodrich.
Everything complete, only $500.
Mrs. f. Mcintosh and her niece, Miss
Mae Quinby of Saginaw, were the
guests of Mrs. John Glass last week.
Latest designs and patterns in lace
aud chenille curtains. Two hundred
pair are being offered at wholesale
prices at F. +. Pollasky's.
The party who stole the boots from
Geo. M. Delavan's store last week
could not stand the test. He brought
them around Saturday night and left
them on Mr.. Delavan's door step
The Alma Whist Club held their frs,
meeting after Lent, at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid, Monday even.
ing Mrs. s. w. Tinker broke all pre-
vious records, makings los points in
nine games.
Gen. Coxey, of the ragamuffin army,
Is well-known to Saginaw horsemen
He came to the town during the racing
season Of 1892, and got into row be
cause his horse was sent to the barn or
account of foul. Even at that time
Coxey was regarded as crank.
The entertainment given by Miss
Harriet Vreeland, under the auspices
of the Epworth League, was very fine.
Her presentation Of the Naughty
Little Grip was highly appreciated by
all, and the entertainment through on,
was decided success.
Wexford county farmers have been
yictimized out Of thousands of dollars
by alleged sharpers. These fellows sell
them lot of cheap goods at extortion.
ate prices and take the farmers notes
The farmers have to pay the notes and
they find they have little or nothing to
show for them.
Prof. S. ID. Williams, a Good Tempt al
State Lecturer, will give one of hi:
popular song and lecture services. sub
ject Hard Times and its Relation t
the Liquor Traffic in the Nj. K
church Thursday, April 18th, 1880 p. m.
"frof. Williams is man Of intense
convictions, sound and persuasive OF
speech and heartily commend him t.
you as fellow helper of the truth.
G.. III. Morgan, pastor of the M. l.
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