Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-19

Drug Store -
Steyie Bennett is the new bell boy at
the Sanltarium
Giles L. Brown of Ithaca was in
town, Thursday.
Boots and Shoes cheaper than ever at
Bailey * Beach's.
+. +. Beckwith was in Detroit the
first OF tie week on business.
5. n. Wadley spent a portion of last
week with friends at Fentonville.
Several of our citizens attended the
horse races at Saginaw Wednesday.
l.. A. Sharp was in Battle Creek and
Lansing the first of the week, on bus
mess.
j. n. Day & Co. haye frst-class sum-
mer wood that they are selling at 81.
per cord
Don't forget that the Great Mid-sum-
mer Special at the Bee Hive continues
the rest Of this month.
The McBain Mail, published at Nc
Balm, Mich. is the new newspaper ad-
venture. Vol !, No. l, ison our table.
Every Mother can appreciate good
assortment of Babies Shoes. We keep
them, call and see for yourself.
L. l.. STARK.
Frank Clark, a student, and manager
of the College base ball club, orders his
RECORD to Ashley, where ne is stop
ping.
Rev. Mr.. Ransom, of Muir, Mich, has
rented the Mrs. Jas. A. Stuttz house,
and will move his family to Alma, Sep
tember lst.
Johnstown seems to be fatal name.
Johnstown, n. Y, was badly dam
aged by flood, several people per-
ished before the eyes of those who were
trying to save them.
f. f. Meyer is building frame build
ing oil the vacant lot east of the Suy'
dam store, where he will put in a rest
aurant and ice cream rooms.
Our citizens in the north part of town
have of late been greatly disturbed by
parties in that vicinity shooting guns
on Sunday, aud desire to have it cease
or complaint will be made. CITIZENS.
If you want an engraving of your
business house, engraved and run or
your stationery remember YOU can gel
it at this office. All the latest designs
in printing can be had at home, as VIZ
have every thing to do with.
The Central Michigan Agricultural
Society. has made a formal transfer o.
its property at Lansing, to the state
fair people. If ayear passes without I
fair on the grounds, the property reyert'
to the Central Michigan association.
The Sullivan-Kilrain fight resulted il
the formers winning, after brutal con
test of little more than two hours,
during which time 10 rounds were
| fought. If they had both met theil
death, it would have gwen better salts
faction.
The ladies of the o. f. S. gave {
grand banquet to about thirtY-five Of
their sister members of Ithaca lodge
last Friday night. Four new members
were initiated after which table wa:
spread and most bounteous supper
served. All reporting grand time.
While S. n. Wadley, was absent las
week visiting his old neighbors a
Fenton, Mrs. Wadley had nice balus
trade built, upon the porch of thei
neat residence, on Forest Street, as ;
pleasant surprise for Mr.. Wadley. She
is quite dextrous, in the use of tn,
paint brush.
John Dickerson has leased the Eop
kins' restaurant and will carry on tn,
business, taking possession last Tues
day. Mr.. Dickerson has had expert
ence in this line of business, and is
joyial, well posted, business man anC
we wish him success.
Do you want the Biggest Bargain
you ever heard of in Shoes? The Be
Hive is selling their entire line of La
dies and Misses Fine Shoes, Machin,
and Hand Sewed. Mems and Boy
fine Calf, Dongola or Kangaroo dres
Shoes at nearly Half Price durin
their Great Midsummer special sal
this month.
81 tell you, but work is scarce in thi
town." said a red-Dosed man to an &C
quaintance, of whom he had solicite
ten cents. Il was i'm IS saloon al
day Saturday looking for work, and no
soul came round offering to give m
a job. If times don't get better, II
have to send my family to the poo
house."
Remember next Monday eve. July
| il tho only onnortunitv vou will hava a