Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-16
Toys at l.. III. Hayt's.

! tuesday.
L. b. Green left for Olivet last
Saturday.
Boys overcoats for Sl.50 at the Alma
Mercantile Co.
James Il. Hall, of Chicago, was in
town Tuesday.
For repairs on wagons and buggies
go to William Club.
A gold ring warranted for two years
for % cents at Taylor's.
Cheviot business suits, just the thing
for this fall, for $500 at Kehn's.
A few more of those bargains in
clothing at Mccullough Il Buttons
Dr. G. l.. Barber leaves Saturday with
his string of horses for Saginaw for
the sale.
Miss Sarah Gladding of Stanton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. III Arnold,
this week.
Buy your horse one of those warm,
cheap blankets at the Alma Mercan-
tile Co.
The Ladies' Literary Climb will meet
with Mrs. j. L. Peters next Monday
afternoon.
Allie Avery has been compelled to
close her school for short vacation on
account of sickness.
James q. Kress moved his family to
Ithaca the first OF the week and is get
ting ready to fill his position as county
clerk after January lst.
Remember that when you buy one
dollars worth of goods of G.. B. Porter
you get ticket good for a chance on
the two fine silver mirrors given away
January lst
Jacob Seligman, more Familiarity
known as Little Jake" the million
aire banker and real estate dealer of
, Saginaw and Detroit is stopping at the
Sani.arium.
Having been appointed royal com
missary to Santa Claus, Frank f.
Pollasky will give away useful and
beautiful presents to all who may cal
and have the price.
Howard Willard, of Alma, says he
, has had catarrh for ten years, has tried
all the different remedies but got ne
r relief. He is now taking treatment
from DR.. Patterson and his catarrh j!
leaving him as fast AS possible.
a number of farmers living on tie
/, road west have sgnilied their willing
ness to help literally in any attempt t.
gravel the road. Now what will the
town. do? There seems to be no ques
tion but that the country will do well
? and the town can afford to.
5 NJ. b. Faughuer gave stag part,
. last Monday evening to the gentlemen
Q ut the Kelley Institute. Excellen
; music was furnished and at twelve tn,
! company sat down to an elaborat,
: supper. From all accounts the evening
was spent in most enjoyable manner
Friedrich Renolds in his romantic
drama, The Australian" abou
[ which so much has been said, will ap
pear at st. Louis, Wednesday evening
December 81. Our citizens who enjo
an intensely interesting play will d.
we'll to attend.
The X. of Z. Lodge has about DIT
cided to give series of four parties a
= the opera house this winter if thei
committee meets with sufficient Ell
II enlargement from those who enjoy
quiet party. 1t is probable that tn
d FIRST will be given about January |.
The attendance of patients at tn
Kelley Institute increases in highl
satisfactory way. The number c
% those in line now numbers fifteer
There is no deception, no sham, abou
d the result. 1t does cure and bette
pleased set of men would be hard I
n find.
1t Ladies who are interested in physics
culture and dress reform will find it
:. their interest to call on Mrs. Bart. Mi
IA Ter who will be pleased to show tn
good points of the Chicago waist, some
% thing especially adapted to ladies VIII
a. seek comfort as well as grace.
10 = Mrs. BART. MILLER.
OThe report of the state board
IL health shows that for last week the TO
20 lowing diseases, in the order named
20 were not only most prevalent bl
20 showed large increase over the nun
Der of cases observed the precedin
!, week: Tonsillitis, bronchitis, rher
:, matism, neuralgia, influenza, pulmC
20 nary consumption and pneumonia.
is Two more eight driver locomotive
arrived for the t. j. A. Co., last weel
making four new engines within II
~ past two weeks. The last two are con