Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-11

&. l.. ~ G.. w. Delavan arc busy this
week taking invoice.
j. II. Lancashire was i'm Detroit
Tuesday Oh business.
Think Of It. Shoes and furnishing
goods at of at McCullough'5.
Miss Nettie, Blackmore, of ST Johns,
is visiting friends in town this week.
For an easy shave or a stvh-h hair
cut go to Clark's. Opposite postotiice.
Clarence Church and Ray Turck
spent Sunday in Saginaw on business
.(Y).
f. Comstock returned to Alma Wed
nesday. He has been in Springport for
few days.
Parties having hay to sell will find it
to their interest TO call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Now is a good time to get that sub
scription wood in, the roads are good
and we need it,
Reuben Barber has taken possession
of the Wright House Blacksmith Shop
and is hard at it.
Sollie Fink left Tuesday for Lafayett,
Ind, where he has position in the
Hotel st. Nicholas.
On Saturday Jan. 18th will offer 10
doz. pair lumbermen heavy sucks from
35 TO 50 cents per pair.
j. l.. MILLER.
Il. a. Ely was in Ithaca Tuesday at
tending the meeting of the board of
county poor commissioners.
Look at the new adv IN the RECORD
for the Wright House Livery and when
in need of livery give them call.
VIM. Reed of the Roller Mills is in
Lansing this week attending the state
Miller's Association in session there.
Mrs. W. f. Irwin and Master Robert
Irwin, of West Bay City, are visiting
with her mother n-law Mrs. lrwin,this
week
Geo. Sheldon, of EIwell, has pur.
chased the building and portion of
Phelps Bros. stock and will continue
the business.
Many of our people are awaiting
themselves of the great I of sale at 7.
f. Pollasky' 3 10y picking up some of the
many bargains they offer
]. l.. Miller will move into his store
the first door east of h. : Webb's drug
store about the 2Oth and will make his
many customers twice glad with AN
opening.
The managers Of the Opera House
have secured the famous .Eo.im
Ladies Quartette, for Wednesday
night, January both, which bids fair to
be the event of the season.
Some people are born lucky and some
people handsome. l.. Il. kehn,of Ithaca
is the happy possessor ot both Of these
qualifications. Last Monda} night tick
ct No % drew the horse at NanDen-
Berg's and Lou held the lucky number
After day and half session com
mencing Monday the board OF SUPER
visors elected -. l.. Sharrai, Ui Arcadia.
chairman. The fight WIS between
Sharrar aud Ed Meacham, OF Ella
both were such good men IL was har,
to decide.
Geo Priest of Ne-taburg has beer
arrested on suspicion as being engaged
in the robbery and assault OF Jas. Gil.
luly the DoL y y agent at That place
Priest has made threats Of G,llu'y.
lfe claiming an iutimancY with Die
wife. Priest claims be can prove a.
allbi.
J. l.. Miller IS in Detroit this weel
buying goods When he returns auC
gets Into his new quarters look oGt t0l
him for he is hustler. tie is the onil
merchant we ever hear,al th lad IS,
many customers he was compelled &c
lock the doors in order to care to
them.
Senator c. w. Martin has been hon
ored with the following committees
Chairman of committee Oh Taxation
and member of the committee OF
Cities and Villages, Horticulture anC
Senatorial appOrlionment. Bepresen
tative McNal gets chsirmanshp o
committee on Enrolment and alsC
member of the committees ON Indus
trial Home for Girls and Public Lands
The treasury department has mott
fed the police throughout the country
that "a counterfeit - bill is in circula
ton, which is considered almost per
lection. 1t is a silver certificate, Sc
ries 1891, signed by w. ). Rosecrans
register, and h. II. Nebeker, treasurer
and the portrait of Secretary Wlndon
appears on the face. The bill is about
an eighth of an inch larger than TN,
genuine, and is said to be one OF thC
most dangerous couuterteits ever put
I'm circulation.