Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-18
Roman floss at Miller's.

| No lIouuie W SHOW SOOuS AT Mlller 3
Etching and Embroidery silk at Mil
ler's.
Tray cloths ready for working at
Miller's.
For Xmas goods of all kinds, call on
ID. s. Webb.
Ali the latest novelties in brown suit
ings at Kehn's.
Five cloth bound books for Sl.OO
at l.. Ii. HATS
Try Balch Bros so cent tea and you
will have no other.
The cheapest place for children toys
is at Perkins * Co.'S.
Three pounds of mixed candy for -
cents at Vermeulens.
Buy your tnware of Perkins & Co.,
cheapest place in town.
Buy your wife one of those Bssell
Carpet sweepers at Hayt's.
Mrs. Bart Miller still has the finest
line OF fancy work in the county.
Father would be so pleased with one
OF those gold headed canes at Porter's.
The best all wool, ladies hose you
ever saw for y cents at Mccullough ~
Buttons.
n new building is being put up at
the Cooper shop. Too much business
and too little room.
You can afford to get your sister ii
nice gold watch for Xmas while being
sold SO cheap at PoIler's
The election to test the question of
the adoption of local option will be
held Thursday, January :.
We keep IA full line of Little Giant
school shoes for children. Every pair
warranted. MCCULLoUGH Il BUTTON.
Israel Wolfe reports seeing IL
streaked snake and a spotted adder,
both active as ever, while going through
his woods December l..
"A letter received from the west
states that Miss Nettie Kress is teach
ing country school near Eugene City
at salary of SIS per mouth.
A beautiful black silk muller would
be the thing for Xmas present. Look
at our line before you buy.
MCCULLoUGH IL BUTTON.
Mrs. j. y. Glow, formerly resident
of Alma, died at her home southwest
OF town last Saturday after short i'll
ness. The funeral was held Monday.
The Bazaar held at the opera house
last Tuesday evening by the ladies of
the Episcopal church was very well at
tended. The proceeds from all sources
footed up $50.
Two hundred thousand pieces of paw
ing cedar posts, S feet long are wanted
by David Watson, 526 Alwater street
or w. +. Lennane, AZ, congress street,
both of Detroit. 663.2wk.
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. George Doane on Monday
next. Dec. 2lst, at 8 O'Clock p. m. The
program for the day will consist of
musical selections and recitations.
j. w. Snyder left Wednesday even
ing for Toronto, Canada, where he will
spend month in visiting relatives.
Another month will be spent at his old
home in Wayne county, New York.
1t has been proposed TO make Arcadia
into two voting precincts and make the
section line between sections 33 and 81
formerly of Pine River the dividing line
between precincts. Such course,
while it may be open to some objections
would tighten the duties of the board
of inspectors.
The post master general has issued
an order by which. hereafter, circulars
having anything printed on them with
rubber stamp will have to pay post
age as iirstcla matter. The order is
based on the principal that the stamp
is nothing more or less than writing as
it possesses the same individuality as
pen.
John Caple received telegram Mon
day telling him of the death of his sister
in Kansas. Mr.. Caple was just ON the
point of starting for that state when
second telegram was received stating
that the remains had been shipped to
the old home at Elba, New York, for
interment. He started Tuesday for
that place.
by one of those unacountable errors
which one is always disposed to lay to
the devil" but which, once in while
and this was one of the times it is not
possible to do so, j. Il. Peters adv.
in the Holiday edition was made to
invite people to his funeral rooms. How
the mistake missed all eyes is hard to
tell but it did and furniture took an
intirely different meaning. Mr. Peters