The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-18

in Walsenburg this week
The Bessemer Lumber Co. Is
stocking up this week.
We sell a So baby carriage for only
slo,-G. W. Perkins, Swift block.
Genuine gold watches for sale
without jewelers. profits at Herman
4 Shloss.
A shooting gallery has been opened
up in the old building corner of
Northern and Routt avenues.
DR.. c. \. Gregg of No. POO south
Union avenue will extract teeth without
giving pain. Dens Anti pona does
it.
Il. NJ. QuacSenbush from the third
is young man of good judgement and
would ably represent his constituents
if elected alderman.
|. Parish and wife have made a
success of the Little Pittsburg
restaurant. No restaurant in Pueblo
can equal it in neatness.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co. will
give away handsome souvenir
with the opening up of their dry
goods store some time about April
first.
West Bros. have bought out
Frank Tatum's stock of second hand
goods and moved them to Pueblo
Mr. Tatum going out of the business
for a time.
Fred T. Briggs of 2O7 Santa Fe
avenue does perfect work in the re
pairing of watches and needs no
recommendation from those who
know him best.
The Canton-Piper orchestra VIII
play at the Grand hotel twice a
week, beginning tomorrow evening
The full orchestra will be repre-
sented at the plays.
Fred Lewis has returned from
Montana and is looking up a locu-
ton for meat market in Bessemer.
If he finds suitable room he Will
start the business at once.
Harrison & Bartels of this city are
again to the front with the Mcsa
Nursery, and talk to the people
this week through the columns of
the INDICAToE.
Representative Lennard came
down from Denver to take pnrt in
the Firemen's banquet, and talk
sweet to the girls, Mrs. L. is still
absent, OF course.
Charles Upton, Trinidad's prom
ising young abstracter of titles. !
came up to the steel works city
saturday and renewed old-time
friendship with the INDICATOR.
Fred Fass, a delivery clerk with |
he Colorado Trading Co. has gone
on to his rance on the st. Charles
and will put in eighteen hours II
day and no strike for the farming
season.
7. II. Stone has his shooting gallery
at the corner of Northern and Routt
arranged and is prepared to receive the
marksmen of the city. Take shot
you can hit the end Of the
house or not.
Tom Persons, assistant night fore
man at the blast furnace is having n
neat four room cottage built ON
Pine street, a. Glover doing the
carpenter work. The world is pros
pering with Tom.
The contest for the nomination Of
mayor on the republican ticket to-
day probably lies between A. c.
Colvin and j. b. Jones, with the
chances Of success altogether in
favor Of Mr.. Colvin.
W. S. Williams and Andrew Park,
candidates for mayor and treasurer,
respectively, were handshalsing about
town yesterday and wore the "bit o
green" They talked and acted like men
who had met much encouragement
everywhere.
J. :. Mulconery of Cedar stree
and G. c. Martin of the Bessemer
Fair make rafting good music on
the violin and guitar respectively
Their quick-step jig tunes are of the
old kind where melody counts for
everything.
w. :, Burns is on the list of in
valids this week, he having a slight
attack of pneumonia superinduced
by a cold. Doctors Dodds and Bak-
er are attending him and feel sure
of breaking the fever before it gets
firm hold.
Andrew Park who ran the Royal
livery stables on the Mesa, is serious
thinking of moving his stock of
horses and rigs to Bessemer and
opening up a stable. Mr.. Park is
one of the best liverymen in the
city and would make success of it
here.
y curious mistake occurred at the
peoples party convention when W. H.
Cush was nominated for treasurer 1t
was only mistake as Mr.. Cush is now
holding the position of treasurer
through the republican party and
is again candidate for the same posi-
ton on the repu blican ticket.
The Canton-Piper Orchestra wen
to Rocky Ford yesterday and last
night played for the st Patricks
day ball. The members who com
pose the orchestra are Prof G.. T. |
AleNamlnr q q Martin- LLnrr.. !