Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-11-20
Slammed linens at Miller's.

stamped linens al Miller ).
New goods received daily at Miller's.
A fine line of fancy feathers at Mil
lers.
Extra vase lamp shades at the Bangs
Bazaar.
Solid gold Eastern Star pins for $l.25
at Porters. y
Finest line of ostrich tips in the
county at Miller's.
S. A. Smith was in Riverdale on
business Tuesday.
Fine brown cheyiot suitings from
500. 90 up at Kehn's.
H.J. Button has purchased the Morey
house on Water street.
Ladies' rubbers % cents at the Alma
Mercantile Company's.
Gentlemen's wool hosiery at all prices
at Alma Mercantile Co.
Everything found in first-class
milliney store at Miller's.
The finest mixed nuts only eighteen
cents per pound at Rennet's.
For tax receipts and other treasurer's
blanks give the RECORD call.
A fine line of Ladies' and Gents gold
watches just arrived at Porter's.
Call at Delavan's for bargains in
Gloves, Mittens, Underwear, etc.
One hundred tons of mixed candy
at ten cents per pound at Benefits. +
The best line of gloves and mittens
to be found in Alma is at Alma Mer-
camille Co.'S.
A chance for two more pupils in Prof.
Boardman's music class. Write him
immediately.
Parties having small farm and
wishing to trade for a larger one should
call at this office.
We will take wood on back subscrip-
ton accounts. Put on load when
you come to town.
You can find the best and largest as
sortment of gents underwear at Me
Cullough & Buttons.
Prof Geo. Boardman gave ii grand
recital at the conservatory of music IN
Saginaw last Tuesday night.
The Bay County Horticultural society
is holding its first Chrysanthemun eX-
hibition at Bay City this week.
County Secretary, o. G.. futile was
in town Wednesday and reports the
schools of the county doing nicely.
Gentlemen will please remember
that we sell clothing at prices that are
low and right. Alma Mercantile Co.
Don't fail to take in the Thanksgiv-
ing ball next Wednesday evening at
Pollasky's Hall. Fine music and a
good floor.
G. T. Brown dropped stick of stove
wood on his right foot last Monday and
broke three of the small bones hence
those crutches.
NJ. p. Mansfield, late manager OF
the Alma Sanitar;um, has accepted a
like position in the Sanitorium at Dams
vile New York.
Shepherd is growing nervous over the
reported fact that gentleman from
Ohio has been in town looking for a
site for paper factory.
Professor Boardman reports vacancy
in his class of music in Alma which
will admit of his taking two more
pupils. First come, first served.
Those who are behind on subscrip-
ton will do we'll to call in and settle as
we must balance up our books If it is
any accommodation to you to bring wood
do so.
A regular convocation of Alma
Chapter No. 1913 r. A. NJ. will be held
on Saturday evening the 2lst. AL
members are invited to attend. Work
on 9Th degree.
n. b. Bradley, of Riyerdale, who re-
ceived pension from Uncle Sam few
days ago expressed his cane to NJ. w.
Tucker, of Sumner, another old veteran
with a note stating that he had no
further use for it.
The Breckenridge Oddfellows have
everything arranged for an old fashioned
good time at their hall in that town
the evening of November -. John
Northwood, grand master of Michigan
will be present and address the mem
bers.
The North Michigan School Masters
Club holds its annual meeting at Cadil'
lac Friday and Saturday, November p
and %. An excellent program has
been prepared. Among those who viii
take part are Prof. j. I. Ewing and
President Bruske of Alma College.
1t seems as if Alma was having more
than her share of escapes from fires
The latest alarm to occur was last
Tuesday evening o'clock when Tinker