Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-06-28

NAi't'tFI A'ANos lltfN al utN hAN. lllln
week. Can you find it?
Call at Bailey q Beach's and be con-
yinced that they are doing what they adj
yertise.
My stock of hats and trimming is
complete. Call and examine.
Mrs. JENNINGS.
Remember that headquarters for ma
chine oil is at Vans. he always has a
full line.
Get pair of those SIPS Plow Shoes
before they all go, they are bargains.
f.. l.. STARK.
The ID. l.. & n. R. II. will sell tickets
July 3rd and 18th good to return on 9TH,
for one fare round trip.
The Hicks and Turck case is on trial
at st. Johns, this week. Jas. l.. Clark
of this place, is the attorney for Mr.
Turck
The largest and most complete line
of Boots and Shoes, with prices that
defy competition, will be found at
T.. l.. STARK.
y picked nine ball club played the
Elwell club last Saturday 1t was Il
very amusing game, the score standing
rs to IA in favor of Alma.
VIII Peddleford came near losing his
eyesight last Monday, while blasting
with powder, being struck in the face
with gravel from the explosion.
am showing the best wearing chill
dren's shoes the market affords, at
prices within the reach of all.
Z. l.. STARK
5. Vliet, of St Louis, has moved his
family to Alma for the purpose of
educating his son ana daughter And
still they come.
Rev. Geo, Vernon of st. Johns
church, will exchange pulpits with
Rev. Thos. Mclean of Bay City, next
Sunday evening.
Caple & Hall, the hardware firm.
Mccullough & Button, dry goods, and
Chas, Morden, harness maker, all have
new adys. this week.
The I. y. \. & n. NJ. will sell round
trip tickets between all stations on its
line at one fare July 3rd and 4th. good
to return on regular trains July 9Th.
Hose Company No. are putting in
their time drilling at the rink of late
under the instruction of Prof. Adams,
getting ready for the Fourth at Mt.
Pleasant.
The case of Mr.. Fancher of Alma VS..
Mr.. c. II. Gum, marshal of Ashley.
was on trial Wednesday, resulting in
favor of the former, who received
damages of 500, Gum paying costs.
This Will probably teach him a lesson,
at least $ 400 worth.
Masters Charlie and Alva Caple
entertained the scholars and teachers
of the High School department at
their residence last Thursday night.
Ice cream and other refreshments
were served, after which very
pleasant evening was spent.
y choice Of the entire new and well
selected stock in every department of
the Bee Hive will be offered during their
Great Mid Summer Clearing Sale. No
shopworn, odds and es.sIs~, QI. a,ssisnt
goods are included in their Pifces3Re-
duction, they have very little of such
odd stuff propose to sell this little, for
whatever customers are willing to give
for it, Several large invoices of new
goods just received are included in this
sale
The Michigan board of pharmacy
will hold a meeting at the Star Island
House, st. Clair flats, June 2s to July
3, inclusive. for hepurpose of eXamin-
ing candidates for registration. All
candidates must be present when the
examination begins, at o'clock p. m.
June p. 1t VIII occupy the afternoon
and the evening of the 29th, i'm time
FOR the evening boats of that day.
Special railroad and hotel rates have
zayen secured Any further information
eiN te furnished by Secretary lesson.
iN':2r. lsIvey OF Valatie, n. Y, is
IN dQSax,lbE Yeek with view of To-
cjti0gJqSeQaD0 Stock company Knit
ting Nljillr .Xlrh9i.. 4Tke& require the
.yilIasgto finnish .asight, buildings and
move lis machinery here read$f5r bus
mess, whicIi willpiobably require sfb,
900 At a meeting of the business men
"Wednesday night committee of three
were appointed and at this writing
they inform us that the prospects are
bright. The miil'if located here will
employ from - to roo people besides
foremen and superintendents and will
use about 10000 pounds of wool per
year in addition to other articles such
as shoddies, cottons and trimmings,
will this be benefit TO Almay OF
course it will, and there is not "A man
in our midst but should put his shoul-