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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
srArE 90 MAINE

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tal
MAO NJ Nattiss. ui-uant VI, Cara.s 81.
TAG
'ui nus q Appearing o. CO. tHurt t.H'
ali HlsAr a. ~ an inhahItaHt 20 thIs $50.
has ~ tsuant aErut ur stiufurf thrrriH. tI
D. has 30 naltifr 20 90 Usn.ifnFf nf t.Is ..#
~ a. oHutaIp ~ Tur tuJ 30. thu
uisltant nutlfr g. ni--'Ifr 70 iif go iFu.I i
- hf rausing au aitrstri copy 70 tI.s Do
thif nrisr 20 uHr tilTrrfn g. D. 90. IsET.
ersks sarIessiFrlY Iu thr uKfBrl ttT#.H.... mi
fsalrf ufirtri ln faHs A. slIt tHa.r.
at puhiirstluu o. D. ttitF iaTs ~ sHtaf ..
81 nsNt term 20 al tnart. o. o. F
PART. af1rrsaIi. uu CO. nraf TuHsfaF .. NJ.
nrNt o. m ga thtf en- saIt uta - rh
tni thrfy apprar "a All tn4u sol shFa
n any ~ Ia ~ tls prayer 20 al
shuali nj D. grartssi
Attst NLhtNT AUSTIN. Isa
4 trls rst'Y q lli-i ani 'trisf thsfv,n
Attrst -ALuINT AtsItN. it.t
-. WRIGHT Pare.
-uuritaf o. III. .H..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

GAIA D. BLACKBURN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

EASTER CAKr.-Cresm two cupful- o,
butter aud threc of sugar together; sifi
Ia four cupful. ~ nour and one of corn
starch With three teaspoonful. oil baking
powder, the beaten sbiies 81 fourteeu
egg. and one cupful 81 milk. Flavor
With lemon extract; pour IN large
cake-mold, bake anil let cool; take =
long, sharp knife, cut through The mld-
dlc. Make an icing IN which mix halt
pound each ~ chopped hg.. seciless
ral.ln. aud pounded almonds; put lay
or between the cake. ou top and over the
sides; ornament With little colorei
candy eggs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

GeBcral I.se sskc,i stfsgslrr one dhr
whom b. found eating gr~-n pTf'li''
mons. II De- di not knoN They srfr ut
M Zoe food. I'm not eating them i"'
food. general" replied thc m'n. II -
eating thru a. draw my stomach az u
N nv fations"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
STAIR or MAZE


oNtOED, 80
let.
tharl-. n. IIerrisk. nisiaut. W Annie llama
fort. aiss Aaais iieuiok. AMI nss 10 apVsafin.
b. ths c,aft that the att lab ~ !. pot an inhai
liart Of this state AMI has NJ trnant, agent III
Aitorncy therein, sui that che has ~ noticc o
the pcasiency ~ thls hlei.
Iris ONptHTD ~ fHN 'OrGT. that the sab
nhelsnt nstlfy tie hieiee 0fths Iensieaey thsfeo
~ eaustnx an alstfaft II vii ant Copy 81 thi.
hlsl with this orief ~ court tlsereon. o. L. pub
ushe,i thrre urek. .oesss-ttsiy IN the ONfou
i,smosrat. PAPER i,fintet IN psris In .sii soun
~. the lat psillgstioa D. ~ thirty day. at lras
befors the next term ~ sait coait u 10 IOtlst
a Paris. sfoFesait, sa the nrrt TUESDAY % MAJ
neat o. tbe enl that The ssii hbs-s mar the
snd thew appear 90 ss,i ,oaIt AMI .bsw ssa-e
" any che has, Why ihe prayer of sali nbssnl
shoaii nj 10 susntssi.
ttie.t, ALBERr =. AUSTIN, Cisrk
trss sesiI.t Of wrii anil copy Of hisi en-
orisr of court tbsreoa.
is WRIGHT.
Solicitor fsf hbslAas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Ina cir-ultr issnsi y, ~" lIsarh u.
psrtmsnt 10 NrS lork 'itv nn "Hll"'
io b. n's.~r,~,l Tor %" Prevention ~ TIC
spread - Consumption thl. adNic" "
given:
"IIou..hoh pot. ,anlmsls 90 hlfd'
sfr quite .usr~p,ihl~ io iu'-rrul''l'
ih.rriprr ~ M, rxpp'r thru Ia p"fson'
sriift,si sith consumption.
mi. {. ,rrv humsn~ adyic~. 80 ther"'
no r-,san why tie ne ~ even d"s
.haulI go unp.v~ssafilv "nisngrr,si
W onlv hops, hnseS~f, that moihrrs "'
ron.uinp'lyr Chllirn Who tote on 81
dars viii not lnsist upon the chlldfrt
leaving the hnu.s Instead 10 the dogs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ARRESTED!

Charlie \. Daley Sas arrested lh''
evening for stealing frpm the dfns
.iorr Of ,hirfman. bottle of Sulphur
Illttsr.. BEFORE the court thi' m"fnlns'
upon i..lng asked Why b. sbould steal
a. stated that hi. mother 49,. tronbl"l
with I.l,rumntl.m, and that u "a. ih'
only mc,lirine that helped her, and L.
ing out ~ money AMI work ~a' ih'
c,u.e ~ hl. stealing. ~ this Na' hl'
nr., offence De was pat on probaiion'--
NeNafk News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

have ,c-n q sufferer from catsrfh i",
twenty YEAR. found imm~iis,e rciF'
Ia the u.e - XIV. Crram BALM. Sine
u.lng II I have not suffered moment
from headache, sotr Throat of lo.' "i
.lc.p. from which I previously suffered
,ause,l by cstArrh. I consider iou'
n,im a valuable r,meiy.-R q. Na''ar
81 Warren street, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
WILL NEVER,

Allow myself tn safer again what have
suffered for the hst year. The vile dis
ease, Dy.Petsla, gave me no comfort. i
could not eat nor enjoy anything. The
doctors amounted 10 nothing. nothing
.ecne'l to relieve me, until used q bot
tie of Sulphur Bittsrs. -Four bottles
made me well.--Joseph Batchelder, Mas
ter of Schooner, q. \. Baker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

How ro TREAT fAprp MATERIALS.
If, when you rip up q colorcd dress,
you find the material faded, you can
very easily dye &c yourself. Get some
Diamond Dye aud follow the directions
exactly. After the goods have dried,
din them In strong alum water. This
viii prsvsnt scrocking."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

"IIow msny children have youf =
wag Wss a.k-i by person Nho.s ln'rf
let was not hi. strong polnt. h'N'
thrrc .ons, Wss the reply, "ani ea'i
Of thsm has four si.isfs.' "u"oi grf'
rlnu.." exclaimed the oih~r va amaze
m,,it. ,.why that make. flfern.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
roILlT Aso neAlTn NoTIs.


Headache nav oit. be relieved by
simple application ~ hot water Ia TIE
hack II the neck aud Ia the feet.
For .erofulou. troubles. make a tea 81
rlp. or dfi,Si Nhortieberries AMI drink
In the place ~ water.
4 good llnlment for chllblasns !. made
~ one ounc. II camphor and four ounccc.
~ olive oil, Dissolved together by gentle
heat.
Neuralgia Ia the face viii often %"
cured by applying graf Il hor-eradish Ia
the temples. N the paln J. IN ihe
shoulder or arm. apply the horseradi'h
To the wrist. II !. prepared the same a.
for the table.
Zig. make an excellent laxative Tor
children, being efficient, harmless and
nutritious.
Battle the lip. occasionally With a lit
tie alum water. followed by little cam
ph0r ice, az glycerine.
For soft corn. bind on piece of cot
ton wool soaked In castor oil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
pIS,. s,E.,r,nlllA cuRr,'

"Mv .ou." sald III. iraic parrn', y
sm surprised. mortified, amste'i' To hnl
that ,oa stand ~ m. fc,'t II your class
1 can hardly believe II possiblc. WAY
father" replied the .on, Iii !. The ci'l'''
thing la the world"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

\ Thrifty Lndlord.-"fhls whole
winter have not bccn able to make a
ae In the furnace. ! can't make u
draw" ESQ, Then you must ha,e -a'-
81 lot % money ia fuel. ] thlnk you
an ,fiorl Ia nay me little more reut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Not Visible to the Naked Eye.-Clev.
erton: l hope you won't think an OF
friend imyeTilnent, bat about how muei
I. your incomef
Da.haaav-wsll. to tell the TRUTH
old man. I live 80 far beyond IL that US
way out IL sight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
DO. 100. South Brids,on. ".
sr,r, o, MANI

COUNTY 90 uNTuHn. ss.
T. thr itan Iastas sf e. slrH.HIr
Coat nHs BIO irn at rans In 49, f.|f
o. uf uH fsri au CO. sr|Hnl ta-sih| .f
49,. 10 tsf
NsrT n Nau.nr 90 ptf.rI .H tsr Coon.
uafFrl. sIfr "a tlhrrrfr NHU.HF I."H.
saIt utfsni zee nIs Hf laItf H.k ."Hu t
u.sIItrt rfafsIffHIF HrUffaFHf. f..Hf ...
aafar 50 No u NtNtF. trI Ell. sc .Ia
marfirl A. a. saI.i 'nr.n.r NIIiin. ti .... .
fool. nH e. a. .IaF 80 -rIt.I....Hr. Ii ...
nrF Jaw rfnan. thnf tHfU ..-. t..'
hasiani ant site al saI tiKflrI ."f o.
.Iar - n.frm.ef a 10 Co. tHHf poor
~ aisafs fsn.i IItri hFrssIf fHaa.|.
hafiatni asa ftfHfaI tr.Ir Hnl ~ .f..IH.
ia tilat tiIr saIl e. lafrnTr wHH... roo.
BE InafftaFr fHss aH.t futT. rH HtlI Hf. 'H
ngfsmbsr \ 10 80. uft.f.F Irs.ItrI ....
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akifh tiHsa 80 tas ns.f asu Hr fraHI f...
80 rnSsitei anr sappHrt ffum h.m. ."".
nlHfr Than hfff FsarH aiffr lfarft.HH H..
Iisliant faftIlff afFrs trht ilr rrti .IH.r TT
ttsunrs NuttIaE A. naf knnHn o. H.r fH
"a uasHi frasfuahir lIIfrnHr a. aH..'fH..
rtsllrnFr ani lei ~ aIar tI Gel hIu ".
o. fas fssn sin.r stIi .IrsT|t..IH. hHf .aHH..
ssTsftaInssi hF rsasHuaIlr $500 rn.r Nhru
30 praFs tIat q ..IFHHH maf Ir HfhHt.I
frHa co. i-tn.is 10 ratIiH..HT ftIsuuE HFiH
30 ant hFf saIt haf.anl. ali a. in iuiJ Dol
Gill rter IfaF
u,t.-l "A pafts tfIs fItr Las ~ yrErrarr Dr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

\ mule would rather hear himself
bray than li.ten to any other music. \
good many people are built like him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Announcement 81 summer fashion. in
cloihlng might b. appropriately headed,
"what l. going on"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
PaRTIaL PARALYSIS
AID tina
Demon Neuralgia
VANQulSHED!


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n e. II rI n1talt -. sff.1E .F IN aI I1ass
60 II. THHs ar..f..E 81 r.a.r .' s-'i".. at.'a -
. 5ssaid sea .Issask. It.s saaa ls $3.50
tf hat.uushss. .HtfHs us frrI sssk aai
urrssus
Ne.raIla a.a. ..s.rrI rf o. is tiffIra. AZ
o.. Hs I.f ...Ef Hf a.. Co.,. H.fa t'f atHfffsIaF
Do .#.H .r.T I"Ha.. NJ HnhtN ft.f
rI.EH. rs 81. drspsssisnsN .rra.f ia.fs
f....H. 81. .I sH1asI fl o. s.Hrrfla1fs usst
E.l aIIN aH.tH H. uEItlEHNtu
r.ssf HHrH SO" HI.-rt.s.-E f-a.H Tassrssa 80
rHHaH e. .s H .| .a..H r..HT.a 90 'hH s.fIa.
Hl.f 90 nj fr. o. 60 O.. f'aH d. TO- ~ tlu.i.si
H. Tnfr. ..Tf .| Hfr .Hs.n 10. r.a.i If itftafh
s.ffH.H.Gt aH..a $50. no Do i... 49, Pei a 20
H..fHh h.a FL 49, Ef NtIl'.A. o. d. .si 80
o. fr...s. en- H..r fat..E r1 srfrr.h 'siilr.
60 r... #.. ha.aa srrII 80 HftH ruart
u.rfHs Wr ttfr tfrt.k ur Nfrsatstt Hts
.Ufa f..a r.nrHs a.. 'tf Hr.frs frFI sirr1If.
Ell. FL. aEEf. .T s. .H.sf ...H go It haze
= ra..s.i sstsftits. s.. rs.a Fl..i HfaFtrFr 80
H-r haf rs#.-.s .H H..I.f -rf"r t.rr'ri -
f..asI H.r.a UEH.F#.H Is .r'.1rH.irl. I
r.H. fhsT ..| .'r..f.i .. Hrs a.' f1f a. Teur
tsIas l.sssrs .f Or AS h'- -Nil-ArAlILi-A.
-laasrf Hars
CLARA D. BLACKBURN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
A poyrh colp oINNlRs.

Corr.r.s.ienss oa topic. 20 lnisrs-, b. The lsliss
Il ssllcitssi. Aairv-s tsiItsF ttosssAktss
totrsx, oxford p.sns- eat. farts. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Tho most enjoyable ssrmou' are tho''
which hlt our friends the hhr'i-.i. one
can fnd deal ~ comfort IN chills.i soup
whsn II I. for somebody else's eating
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

II could not e., nav coat on, bat John
.on'. Nno.iyns llnim-nt cured NV rh'n'
matte pains"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Diphtheris has often been cured With
JOhnson'. Anolyne Liniment, when
do,tofs gave u up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

She. .why didn't you congratulate
him ju.t nows Hes going to te maIr'~i.
lie. "weli, you see, ] couldn't con-
scIeutlously congratulate lIalne. on mar
ryIng any girl that would have him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Spscisli.t-A man Who charge. YOU
twenty-five dollars for What another
charges Nv dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

"A better ss,sat. pr,.oa. s..ns.
O. -t.rr. iff..T
e. Alstisr lnryan~i meta. .aul,ms. 4
cbur.usiun. .stfrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

XIV. Cream Balm !. worth H. Weight
IN gold ga cur- for catarrh. one bottle
cured me.->. 4. Lowell, Franklin, Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
rar' 'hl' ~ .I %, y I, $500


-absrriIs.i ani ssIrn a. hT en- sfsss 1aH
NsfY n NutiiaF a. iith ~ 20 Tfhrssr Al
~ tel iisfBrr mr
JAMIs WRIGHT.
I4stidc q a. Pea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

\ friend In NEIL Il i"hn.on'' w,
iyn~ Iinlm-ni, morr families should
know h. sni nee u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

81 Premiums given away tn every per-
son using sAvkNA. See pamphlet IN
each package sAvKxA. sold By ell gro
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
10. ss-Shss.s..

Ikpos n you viii eat my Ftnst.
lou'll nni "a god teyoni q douh,.
nnt n you NENT u stay TO long
Upon the ire yna'l nnd u spoiled,
AMI when the tso YOU have comhinei.
ICuarantec that you viii nnd
A prtpcc unssttlrl In his mind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ANyVAI, MEETING.

The tnnusl Mestlns - ~ Cgrpor.ilo,s, ,. J.
soeth fsrts >sstaE. nsnk .in - bsid q ~ - -,
slnx he~as IN sgsth PARIS. ca fharsiay ~ -
day ~ havh. =, u Isi. stfF.n
soefh Paris. March IN, isi-
ono. A. wILsOs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
-. e.. ,..g,.m.

-. ,s.gT.s.
a. Tua.s INVENTIONS n AntAn
EvrrJ iay ttrrrs something nee
lathe line 10 suat Inventions.
Though thrrr arv mAnN Who
Makr ulight bIi hls prvislsiaus.
Bat uvrLtst. b. lead, thcm All
a. lntsutious l4r1c or small
Asis natural br shuah io
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Kind uncle Jack.-"whst kiud Of a
doll do you want for present, Lucy
Lucy (eagerly).-"r~ins, please, Uncle
JACK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

A ..mpl. esvy u PxrsrKks ISk, Ne siver.
sts.r-' tT..is i.saru.l vtn - mAlhd FREE upos
aDpnssuon - ,ss. Y. Esvsn q Co. 10 sprnos
o&usa Nee 1oxs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
~. rA-n.asI. Aere.,Is.

Tho primal. AMI hnsls arr wori. OF
much the same meaning, YET. accoriing Y"
a. Oh pfoyufh. the u.srv ~ have 81 TIE
fsruisr che ie-- we arr apt ." have 81 '1e
latter
Fur ~oniroas fcsts 81 sirvng'h ~
uosuei
2 ruysl dame by me was slain
q \ brilliant city GA the siands
For mortal man never walt
Z So n this nauis England have rulei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

niI 500 bear music ulsnn che rinlin ~
you osu.r Hf Nr iNuts'
. NsI o.. saIor rsthrr thau music
a so. pa.ltei on that slhh. oss ani
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

DANA, T. "GUARiSTrED" To cuRE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

$4,000 In prrmlums given asay. See
pamphlet IN each package Of 6AvnA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Thrcy vru known American actors
I Eiarfusrrrwttal
9 EyuVinheys
a Tdhenugpmusnan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
CnARLrs u. IiERRICk
srArEor MAINE

uNfttfD, 80
ssls-eTil-s-i AMI ssorn b.. Beforc ms.
JAMS :. WRIGHT.
justise ~ ihe nsaos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
d, t.r,i rttsk.

CONE. Nsllis and help me rii sh'rris'
llf my o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Nosi g. 70 Mcnisl..ohu NJ. I. 70
% Wash.n-tUu.
No n -Hfbls wish Double Answer Al
.loari-ail 1Ytr.lsnrl
~ ts-Charl,ic. Ciod.hoppsf
" ~ Combination Puzzle
tT-NT
Cls ITtcr
iIiAT
~ IN -Woul StuCopaiiJns Slimpi!
Scar.us StUtrhug Ssadlllcl Spiuet
ArpeuLa.r.s Nh,srriy. Dy,canter
G.askuus Csn,rals Mnrii Gta-
M a "A star
7
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I n II O " E
T. o c EN- l.
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l. y ID I D.
v T. : T q
EN-
a.
Ma - Corn of various kinds l. Uni
corn. , Acorn q scorn. 4 Cor-ios. 4
Jornucopit q Comet. :. Corner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
-. sA-As-.rt Ns~.l.

~. sA-ts-.at Ns~sl.
wlvndtsttsirtypr,
Set-uirptshrvstbrghL
Svsnbmsuthrrknimr.
Observation-Disclosures
Supply the missing Nuwels
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
HOME AND VICINITY.

School books at l.. II. Hayt's.
Remember that Webb's is the popular
place to buy school supplies.
William Nelson, of California made
flying trip to Alma Monday.
Hanging lamps and vase lamps
cheaper than eyer at l.. II. Hayt's..
Rare downright bargains in dry
goods and clothing at Pollaskys.
Max Pollasky and wife, of Detroit,
rejoice over new boy at their house.
Mrs. J. II. Arnold and children are
visiting relatives in Stanton this week.
If you want wall paper in all grades
and styles and at the lowest price go to
b. 5. Webb's.
Hon. L. B. Green returned Wednes-
day night from business trip at Man
istee and Muskegon.
Remember that / am selling clothing
cheaper than ever before in order to
make room for new goods. l.. klein. y
w. a. Payne for some time book
keeper for Faughner Il Co..ha accepted
a like position at Detroit and left this
morning for his new duties.
The best place to buy school supplies
is where they have the largest assert
ment and lowest prices. l.. III. Hayt's
is the place next door to =. o.
We are credibly informed that Miss
Helen Church has accepted the posi-
ton of instructor in French at Kala-
mazoo College for the coming year.
There will be meeting of the Alma
Driving Park Association 1T Firemen's
HALL next Monday evening August 3lst
at $50. Important business will come
before the meeting.
They do say that one of Alma's best
Young men who took in Crystal Lake
the other day innocently did his friend,
the liveryman, good turn by bringing
back at night much better horse than
he took away in the morning.
The prices quoted for grain at the
time of going to press are as follows:
Red wheat .09, white wheat .9S, oats so,
rye 81 clover seed $3.50 for prime seed.
1t will be seen that the Alma market
is several cents ahead of any other in
the county,
The railroad authorities had two
men measuring the distance from the
new station to the postollice last Thurs
day and found it 10 feet to long. In
other words the distance by the nearest
route is 10 feet to far to compel the
railroad company to deliver the mail
and therefore Uucle Sam must stand
,hs expense. Now for low bids.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28

The Champion Seed Drill, force feed +,
the best in the state at Vim. Clubb's.s
Just received at Z. L. Pollasky's a
large new stock OF nobby styles in cloth
ing.
Born to Frank Mattern and wife
Thursday morning a five pound
daughter. All are doing well.
Frank Norton, a former Alma boy,
died at Grand Ledge las. Saturday
evening of consumption, he leaves "A
widow mother.
The Industrial Fair at Flint is held
September 1918 and from the announce
ment made the prospects are favorable
for great exhibit.
If you can tell good thing when you
see it, you will undoubtedly appreciate
the bargains now offered at Poliasky S
grand clearing sale.
A. w. Beckner visited the institute
at Ithaca Wednesday ana did some
good work for the new Business De-
p''i 'li0'' u ain" 0oii'eo'
S. Nj. Clum. has entered his pacing
mare IN the 3;l' pacing ana irotting
race and in the 2:lO pacing race ut the
state 1alr at Lansing Sept. 'th to I'm
'"0'''i'''
Inc LADIES Ala society Oh the VI. l.
c hurch VIII hoid IA chicken PIE social III
McCartys ola stand for the benefit OF
the pastor on September z, 1871. sup
per % cents.
Arrangements are being made TO re
move the old furniture score builliug,
at the rear of the Wright ouse. 10 Il
place near the roller mills where il
VIII be used lor cooper shop.
Ed. Hoffman. \ former Alma bow.
who left here three wears ago to at.
tend a dental COLLEGE, was in town
visiting friends over SUNDAY lie las
onened nm Inns mess in Chicooo
H.,
nlin tho fo1Iourip,,. s.TIOp " E,otor
rata SmnonintaaIo.. - 49, 49,,
% Co,dno,a ,,.,II,.o ,,o &c a. =.
"a +to ", Doror,,aa.4 80
90 yarino,.on.s Ca,,,~a LII IN, ,,o,,
Ir1y 1000
NC institute d. i'naca 10 up ~ the
u'"''i "i"'io' 'ouii'y a'"lu"iu' i'o
.e"oiieis "ele ehiolieu tiiiS week ana
'no "''emu"ii'o "iii NC Siiently greater
fron, harntofora pnn,',an -, 49, o,s pa n.a
ho;no oonIno,od 80 49, To-
TIC oiyi,o t,o ,oooham, 40
,,oroe, 90 a., ,,,,aotiaei -.
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oooii 'e0"leu W tame ol"ise Vi "iolV-
80 Sa,,o s ~ ~ 80
80 ,-i,~,'I.. -,
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- s;'1oa - $500 49, ta,, 49,
pan p;,n,o, o,,d ,to So, oDa.o''s
81 ahortLond S.,do,.a - ,,o,." ,1.,
nart 90 - oo,rso - o,.hon SO -
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fossionaI ronor+an Iii ~ annn.da1
NJ - 49, Mn - ~ -
,,,,Ian.s 90 a. - =, a. D.;
,,aaa -, 80 G. 49, - ~ nv.
- - ,';.,-;a 49, $50, - ~
80" = -, ''''' INV "
lhere Is always d freshness ABOUT the
hauies iioiile JOURNAL, ana perfect
wants n every season of the wear
That So many thousands of women
should find il the hest maga2ine nph-
Iisbed in their interests ,s not STRANGE
D. ,r,oo No,.o n -
hoa 49,, -. ,,,o Snn;.a,:'',1 g. D' "no
- .ast - e. - 49, 10 =
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- - I,ala ~, - - ''-DI 80
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
GRATIOT COUNTY
OAVINGS BANK.


ALMA, MICH.
Capital $4,000
Additional Liability Of Stockholders $4,000
President, MARCUS PoLIAsKy
Vice Pres. ID. X. SULLIVAN
Secretary, M. SMITH
Sashier, l.. h. ROBERTS.
Attorney, MARCUS PoLLAsKY
MARCUS PoLLAsKY
ID. Il. SULLIVAN
Directors, ( +. a. BAGLEY,
5, w. TINKER
u. NJ. SMITH.
A General Banking
business transacted.
Loans money on
Real Estate, Mortgages
and Good Commercial Paper.
Interest paid
on time deposits.
Collections promptly
attended to.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS:
Fourth National Bank, ................ New York.
First National Bank ............... 49,. Chicago
First National Bank, ........,...... g.. Detroit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
THIS WEEK!

% lbs GRADUATED Sugar for 81 90
6 bars Lenox soap for. %
6 Jaxon ...... 25
6 Dingman 49,. %
Herring, per box...... 49,. %
Whlte6sh, per pail ... 90
Current Jelly, per ib $1,000. 5
All goods new and fresh
At VERMEULEN'S.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

VNh NVhhEoIUN DEN IS.
Fourth National Bank .....N New York
First National Bank ............. Chicago
First National Bank, ...,....,...... g.. Detroit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-11-13
THE REMENYI CONCERT.

Dear little old man, How lac does cap
turc everybody. As he says, They thought
the old man was p0SS,. with the charac-
teristic shrug OF the shoulders Doubtless
many did think so but if ever there was an
eXemplifcation of virility it was during the
playing of that grand hymn after being re-
called four times at the close OF a concert
over two hours in length.
No. no, The impetuousity. the strength,
the love Of the comic the quick changes
from tears to laughter. are all there as of
yore.
1t is useless to particularize or TO attempt
criticism. As one has said, He satisfies
the critics and the people
Fessenden, too, lac of old Temple quar-
tet times, lac of Ralph Rackstraw fame.
is the same electrifying artist as ever. In
ballad, in oratorio, in opera or quartet he
is par excellence.
Mrs. Rice made an excellent impression.
A beautiful voice in fine cultivation. a
triie cold perhaps, but most certainly and
emphatically an artist.
The cOntralto Miss Macgregur. made
her most pleasing impression in the encore
"Bock-s-bye Baby"
Very many remarked upon the very
meritorious (but generally ungrateful anC
unnotcedl work OF Miss Berry. the pianist
Not often does a fine soloist prove 10 be q
good accompanist. but such she is mos
truly
Altogether, one OF the finest concerts
/ ever given here. Everybody is thankful I,
/ the management.