Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-21

at lowest prices.
l.. a. Sharp was in Shepherd We'd
nesday on business.
On account of the county convention
my Office will be closed Saturday.
DIR. w. KELLY.
The Roller Mills wants your wheat
and will pay you more than the market
price.
The most elega ant neckwear, ties,
bows and four-in-hands at Messenger
81 Co.'s.
The finest lire of neckwear ever
brought TO Alma will be found at Nc
Culloughs.
Mrs. Gussie Osgood, of Duluth,
formerly of Ithaca, visited friends in
Alma Tuesday.
l.. f. Brown, of the Otsego Union,
brother of the editor of this paper, was
in town last Saturday.
Draw your wheat TO the Alma Roller
Mills and receive more for it than at
any market in Michigan
Something new in batting. Each
roll contains sheet large enough for a
comforter. See it at Pollasky's.
Carpets, curtains and window shades
are now being offered regardless of
value during the clearance sale at Pol
lasky's.
The concert advertised for Sept Goth
at the NJ. L. church has been postponed
until Oct. Sd, on account of the fair
at Ithaca.
Miss Jennie Follick and Miss Nellie
Marlborough returned Friday night
from Petoskey and Harbor Springs.
They report delightful time.
Don't go out of town to buy clothing.
You can get better goods and lower
prices right at home. Ask Simon, at
Messenger & Co.'S new clothing store.
One of Gratiot counties X. O. 4. NJ.
members was remembered at Lansing
last week, a. II. Lowry, of st. Louis,
being elected seutinel of the Great
Camp.
Do the farmers of this section
realize that Alma is the best wheat
market in the state? This week they
are paying 80 cents while other towns
are only paying 4G and IS cents.
Mrs. c. II. Chase, of st. Louis, and
Mrs. Thomas and daughter, of st.
Johns spent Monday afternoon in Alma
visiting friends and taking in the
Sanitarium, College and green house.
n. j. Mccullough has decided to
close out his clothing at reduced price
and has put in an elegant line of gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes. His
stock is stylish and he can sell as cheap
as any firm in the county.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning The subject of the sermon
will be Renewal of Strength" Union
temperance service in the evening, adj
dressed by Rev. John Russell.
y colored camp meeting is adver-
tised to commence Sept. 2lst and to
continue until Oct. LIST. at Sharpsteen's
grove one mile east and one-half mile
south of st. Louis. On Sunday Sept.
30th free dinner will be served.
The examination of Geo. Boyer was
called. Tuesday before Justice Phillips
at st. Louis. The defendant waived
examination and the case will be
tried in the circuit court. $500 more,
making 500, was added to his bonds
BY dropping line to Eggleston'
music store, Ithaca, Mich, you can get
prices on pianos from 5000 up, on or
gans, from $50 up, and on sewing ma
chimes, from $50 up. Everything in
the music and sewing machine line
constantly on hand,
| You will be astonished by calling at
F. Z. Pollasky's to learn how cheap
overcoat. Frank says too much legis-
lation, free trade, general depression
among leading manufacturers had the
effect of cutting values nearly in two.
Last Saturday a game of ball be-
tween Ithaca and Elm Hall occurred at
the latter place with score IL to - In
favor of Elm Hall and on Wednesday a
return game was given at Ithaca with
a score of 10 TO 10 III favor of Ithaca.
Come to Alma now boys and settle the
matter as to which team is the best.
II. Il. Fields, representing the Calu-
met Baking Powder Co., Of Chicago,
has been doing some hustling in the
advertising business in Alma the last
week. He, to prove the 'quality of his
goods, bakes baking powder biscuits
and serves them with honey. If his
powder always makes as good an article
as the liberal supply brought to this
Office Monday his goods are certainly
very fine and worth trying.
Ex-Speaker G.. j. Diekema, of the
municipal commission appointed by the