Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-03-30

alma T.oiicI Mills are buying Wntdt al
Shepherd.
See new spring goods at Alma Mer-
camille Co.'S.
Born, tn John Haner and wife, Mon
day night, boy.
Henry Glow. of Sumner, has been
granted pension.
Bart Miller received another carload
of harrows, Tuesday.
Clarence Hopkins is home from De.
troit on visit, this week.
Geo. Pulfrey has purchased the Geo
Latimer house on Superior street.
For SALE:-I have a few choice
raspberry plants for sale. Inquire of
7Sf-4w w. A. THOMAS.
l.. Kehn has received his stock of
spring good which he is making up
vecy cheap.
Ashley Clark and family left Monday
morning for Berlin, Kent County, where
they will locate.
A good house with barn and large
garden spot 10 rent or for sale. En-
quire at this office. 7S5.tf
Ladies, remember, | make special
ty of fitting corsets and carry fine line
of number one goods.
MRS. BART MILLER.
Some sneak thief stole pair of boots
from in front of Geo. NJ. Delavan's
store last Thursday night
Just the thing for spring wear, those
new shapes i'll mems and boys yacht
caps, for sale at Polasky's.
Ii. f. Butler has traded his home on
West superior street for Mrs. lrwin's
property on the same street.
Lawrence Lii cotton At cents,
standard prints cents, dress outings
5 cents at Alma Mercantile Co. s.
How is this? One hundred pieces
LII sheeting at Al cents per yard, for
only ten days at +. f. Pollasky's.
w. f. Brown, editor of the Republi-
can, at Shepherd, was in town Monday
and made the RECORD friendly call.
Mrs. Halleck, of Brighton, has pur-
chased the Howard Willard place in
the Case addition. Consideration $500.
The college boys say # T. Pollasky s
new line of neckwear is out of sight,
we think they (the ties ARE right in
it's
The table factory is busy finishing
up some tables this week aud getting
cleaned up in readiness to start the fac
tory soon.
Fine tailor made suits for men and
boys in the latest styles are being
offered at ridiculously low prices by F..
L. Pollasky.
We are in receipt of the fifteenth
annual report of the Secretary of State
of the state of Michigan relating to
farms and farm products.
Williams, the horse-man of Independ
dence fame. has located at Galesburg,
Ills. 1t must be he bad forgotten the
inducements Alma offered him last
year.
Misses Estella Eagon and Mertha
Peters were victorious at the spelling
match at the high school last Friday
They both finally went down on the
same word.
Ladies, are you aware that "house
cleaning time" is rapidly approaching?
You should take advantage of the great
special carpet, curtain and shade sale
at +. +. Pollasky's.
Magnificent portfolios, each contain
ing Is large perfect photographs repro
auctions of the Worlds Fair in 10 parts,
given free to our customers. Ask for
them. +. h. PoLLAsKY.
Three tickets in the township Of
Sumner this spring which, by good
management, means victory for the
republicans. Let every man turn out
and see that his neighbors if they are
republicans are out, and victory is
sure.
The noted Miss Harriet Vreeland,
graduate of the preparatory school of
oratory, of the City of New York, will
give an entertainment under the aus
pieces of the Epworth League, at the
NJ +. church, Tuesday evening, April
3rd, 1894.
NJ. Gray, for fourteen years promi-
nent grocery man in Sheriden, has To-
Gated in Alma, having moved his family
into the Thos. Patterson house. Mr..
Gray will put in first class feed store
and will handle "A full line of feed, baled
hay and straw, lime, plaster, salt, hair,
cement, coal, etc. He expects to open
up about April 18th.
Pine River township has two tickets
i'm the field. The Republicans have
Henry Sandle, Supervisor,