Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12

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Drug Store.
WANTED-A copy of the RECORD of
March 22nd.
Bert VanDenBerg, spent Sunday
with friends at Fenton.
Messers. Bailey & Beach visited
friends at Ithaca, Sunday last.
Ben Button Is moving into the Dele
van house on Woodwork street.
Mrs. Stoutenburg, of Marlett, moved
her family to this village this week.
Parties going to Oklahama will do
well to see l.. n, Booth agent L. IL a.
for rates.
Call and see +. l. Stark and ask to
see his $500 and $3.50 ladies' kid but
ton shoes.
Call and look at our complete line of
garden seeds.
III. l.. LOCKWOOD.
Joe Ray is tiling his lot on Forest
street South, preparatory to building a
new house in the near future.
Miss Nettie McLaren Is teaching in
the Davis school house. Her school
commenced Monday of this week.
Garden time is at hand and remem-
ber that w. L. Hough q Co. carry the
largest variety of bulk seeds in town
b. w. Ellison invites all to call and
see.his carefully selected stock of gard
en- seeds. Read his adv. on another
page.
Parties wishing to decorate their
houses, will find sllarge stock of wal
paper to select from at Webb's Drug
Store.
u. b. Smith former partner OF l.. W
Miller in the Photograph business at
Petosky spent IA few days with Mr Mil
Ter this week.
The finest line of Women's and Mis-
ses' Shoes in town can be seen at Bailey
& Beach's. They have large and wei
selected stock. Give them call.
Dew Drop in nickle for a good
smoke at the stationery store at the
post Office.
5lS-tf j. n. DAY & Co., sole agents,
For fine line of Gents Furnishing
Goods we call the attention of all tC
Bailey & Beach's. Their stock is wei
selected and complete in every partic
ular.
One of the best attractions that has
been seen at Holcomb's opera house il
many a day, will appear next Wednes'
day night, April 18th, DR.. Jekyll anC
Mr.. Hyde.
Wright's Opera House Band, got ou'
on Tuesday for the purpose of getting
their pictures taken. after which the!
gave our citizens some music and EN-
joyed a good drill.
George Patch, of st. Louis, was il
town Monday with his celebrated horst
Waterloo, which is one of the fines
little horses in northern Michigan
being as near a perfect horse as is pos
sible.
G.. E. Kress starts Saturday morning
for Harbor Spring where he expects t
work at his trade and at the same tim
recuperate his health. While ther
will stop with Gaylord Davidson man
ager of lhe "Kensington."
Montigel & Co, have been awarded
the contract of 80 sorting carts 70
Kimell & Merriman. lumberman o
Saginaw. this firm are working up
fine trade in Saginaw having done sey
eral jobs for that city the past year.
f. ID. Fuller has resigned his positio
AT Pollasky Bros. and has accepted
similar position with affirm in Alabama
He will leave here the first of the wee
with his family for Vermont, where h
will visit friends and from there to n
Y. to buy goods, thence south. Mrs
Fuller will remain in Vermont for
while.
In speaking of the hot water foun
at the Sanitarium the Gratiot Journs
says: This is an important find, i
view of the fact that an analyst
discloses the fact that the water cor
tains valuable medical properties. Th
find, however, as we have already re
marked, is highly important in conneC
tion with the Sanitarium, and is sur
to give that already excellent institU
tion such boom prestige as it Ina
never before experienced. Heretofore
the afflicted in Michigan have journeye
to Arkansas to he treated at her famou
springs. but it is now confidently be
lieyed that the Alma hot water, as
comes bubbling and foaming from
depth of nearly three thousand fee
laden with healthgiylng ingredients
will attract the afflicted from far an