Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22
DR.. Kelly, Dentist, Wright Block

Horse, Cattle and Poultry food at
Morden's.
Change III the time table OH the L. a.
A. & n. NJ, this week.
A new stock of Robes and Blankets
just received at Gillman's.
For the finest fitting kid shoe in the
market call at +. l.. Stark's.
The celebrated Goodyear glove rub
bers are the best Buy them of f. l..
Stark.
Misses Louisa Hood and Jennie Webb
attend to the Library Saturdays AS
assistant libr aians.
Why buy shoddy boots, shoes and
rubbers, when you can get the best by
calling on f. l.. Stark.
b. +. Miller has obtained fine flow
of soft water at depth of 90 feet.
Harry Shiyers did the work.
The best Sl.5O shoe, the best Sl.75
shoe. the best 500 shoe, the best of all
kinds of shoes at f. l.. Stark's.
+. l.. Stark sells more shoes than
any two firms in Alma. Why? Be-
cause their goods are the best and
cheapest.
III. Lockwood will retain possession
of the grocery for two weeks more and
during that time Will sell stone and
crockery ware at cost.
The furniture has been moved from
the Opera House preparatory to fitting
il up for the Band Dance Carnival on
Thanksgiving evening.
The finest perfumes on the mar
ket, either in bottles or in bulk at
Webb's. He also has a quantity of
perfume bottles with glass stopples, for
covering
Attend the entertainment at Pollasky
Hall, Nov. % and 80 that you may have
1t to say you heard the celebrated
actress Mrs. May c. Flyers render her
Elocutionary Essays. First night the
last hymn. Second night "The Johns
town Horror" poem written by her
self.
The twenty young people, who assem-
bled in the parlors Of DR.. Downie's res
idence on State street last week
Wednesday evening to congratulate
Mss Jennie Webb on her 18th birth
day, had most ENJOYABLE time. Miss
Jennie Is no novice at entertaining and
her guests found the evening only toe
short. Before leaving, Ralph Ely, in a
short speech, presented her with a
silver individual dish as slight token
of regard from her many friends.
1t will be hard to find a neater, nicer
hostelry than The Pulfrey House now
rapidly nearing completion. a few
days work by the carpenters and
painters will leave the building ready
for its furniture, a carload of which ar
rived Tuesday. Mr.. Pulfrey expects
that the house will be ready for guests
by the 10th of December. a grand
ball, Christmas eve, to which gen
eral invitation will be extended to all
will constitute the formal opening.
In the treatment and cure of al
Chronic diseases. DR. Hess seems t
take the lead and through his treatment
and the great success and satisfactory
results obtained for his patients, he ha'
gained a reputation to be proud of anC
which he hopes by his careful attention
and untiring efforts to maintain. His
Cancer and Consumption treatment il
said to excel anything known and th'
hundreds OF testimonials from this clas
of patients who have tried every body
and know means to get relief, but wer,
unable to do so until adopting his treat
ment, will fully demonstrate to or con
vince any one that the DR.. is competel
and thoroughly understands his bust
ness. He does not come amon
us as an entire stranger for his success
has gained access in nearly every plac
throughout the state. He can he con
suited here again Wednesday Nov. 27t
at the Wright House.
The Hyers' Colored Comedy Compan
have held the boards at Higbe's Oper
House Monday and Tuesday nights
The troupe on the road is wholly com
posed of colored artists, and is cred
to the race. Mrs. May G.. Flyers no'
with this troupe, which by. .the-way
the only colored comedy troupe on til
road. i'm rendering number of elocu
ionary essays Monday and Tuesda
evenings displayed rare talent, eC
ucation and cultivation, both Of MAJ
ners and voice. Her recitation OF he
latest success the "JohnstOwn Horror,
poem written by herself, WAS high
and appreciatively received, and by-th
way, we propose to remark that TN
lady is "A ripe scholar, being a gradual
with the highest honors from one
the best colleges in the United State