Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-15

w. n. Ddlllhe spOIlS 81 uduuy hcN
horse.
Buy pure paris green, at Miller's
Drug Store.
Detroit Free Press and the RECORD
one year for 81.
Summer reading and fine Stationery
at z. o Book Store.
Some of our young republicans will
soon wear Alger plugs.
Hats! hats hats. at less than first
cost at Mccullough & Buttons.
Geo. Gibson has the frame nearly up
for Prof. j. w. Ewing's residence.
Call and see how cheap you can buy
groceries at Mccullough & Buttons.
The Wright House dining room has
been under going an improvement
of varnish and kalsomine.
The Saginaw Evening Journal, issued
a very neat annual edition, speaking
a good word for Saginaw and her busi-
ness men.
We will sell all our Hats and Bonnets
from now up to the fourth of July at
Rock Bottom Prices.
Mrs. S. MESSENGER
A goodly number of our citizens at
tended the Frank Robbins circus at
Ithaca last Thursday and pronounced
it very good.
The social meeting of the young
peoples Guild at Messrs Deleyan and
Faughners' last Thursday night, was
ii grand affair.
Rev Geo. +. Hunting delivered the
commencement address to the Cedar
Springs high school and class of five
received the coveted diplomas,
j. NJ. Montigel g. Co. turned out a
fine covered delivery wagon last week
for n. J. Buchanon, of st. Louis, last
week. In addition, this popular firm
have turned out five fine carriages for
st. Louis parties within the last go
days.
| l.. w. Miller wishes TO announce
that he has all his cheap Photograph
work finished up and is now better pre-
pared to do better work than ever.
Parties wishing first-class work will
ind that no better can be found in the
state.
Prof. O. j, Stilwell's photo. and BIZ
Ography was published in Mondays
Evening .Ne,rS, the write up was good
but the Prof. should bring suit against
the NdrS for the photo. as he is really a
fine looking gentleman and such pic
lture rs that is surely a damage to him.
Gale Davidson former Almaite.
now at IIarbor springs. is in town this
week Gale has leased the Kingston
House at that place for one year, TAX
ing possession July lst. He is first
class hotel man and his many friends
here wish him success; he returns to-
day.
jay Walker, in the employ of Mon
tigel & Go. received an injury to his
foot from the fall Of lumber wagon
box upon it. Thursday afternoon. The
extent of the injury we did not learn
He was taken to his home in buggy
by the ever genial, jolly. all around
. friendly Charley Davis.
List of Letters remaing in the Alma
postOflice for the month ending Jun,
9th 1883. Gents: j y. Cross. Mr.. ID
Sutin. Ladies; Mrs c. Chamberlin
! Mrs Mara T. Grafton.
, Persons calling for the above please
say advertised. ID. Ely. p. NJ.
A fee of one cent will be charged on al
advertised matter delivered.
g On Saturday last, five of the Colleg,
< students, while swimming in the river
, had a desperate encounter with rail
storm: three of them fled TO mud pud
dle with a wood pile in it, but the othe
= two heroicallv wrestled with the storm
they were badly worsted however an
o on their return they were mistaken b
- dog for tramps.
The st. Louis Republican says, tina
"the reason why Alma is not bothere
with sparrows. is because Alma has II
j.. wheat as it all goes through to 81
i Louis" Seth Green and other note
naturalists tell us that the Englis
4 sparrows are the most effective scaver
!, gers, therefore it is to be expected tina
. they will be found where their work
, to he carried on, hence there being n
- filth and dirt at Alma upon which the
!, can subsist they very naturally 60 to ;
: Louis where they find enough to do
and more.
= For Supreme gall the Grand RapiC
, Democrat takes the lead. "a commo
thief in the dark so to speak" The
!, copy the biography Of Prof. Stilwe
10 from the Evening Ne,cs, except the
:, claim the Democrat is used i'm the schO,