The Bessemer indicator., 1893-10-14

Ounces, dates and cinnamon
grapes at Quackenbush's.
John Shutz left Monday evening for
the Fair and will visit the remainder of
the month.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in n hrst-class
bakery, 1t leads.
A. W Lennard has been out of town
most OF the week on important legal
business.
W p. Swartz will be home from
Illinois in another week and nj once
open up his stock OF drugs.
For SALE-A scholarship for n
term at the Pueblo Business College
Apply at this office.
The county commissioners will have
the proposed road to vineland surveyed
in "a few days and the work of grading
will Immediately follow.
EMPRESS orders for expressing
with L. J. Young, 1898 Routt avenue.
All orders to any part OF Bessemer or
Pueblo promptly attended to.
There were more than 800 people in
attendance at the social of the A. o.
L. W. Lodge No. 45 and an exception
ally fine time was had.
A few more nights like that of the
l inst and "'the last rose of summer
will bid farewell to this year of grace.
The Bessemer bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
dictionaries. Always fresh, always
the best.
DR.. {. A. Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue is a popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
THE HEADLIGHr-For hay, grain.
flour and feed in any quantities and AT
bed rock prices call at the Headlight
Feed Store, c. street and Victoria Ave.
Ed. G. Donley, proprietor
W, S. Keltner. Sol Fisher and son
and Ellie Foster, with two companions
from Pueblo have returned from a
hunting trip to Rihe Creek, They had
good luck and succeeded in killing six
deer. So far they are in the lead
II is noised about that keg of
election water was tapped in town one
evening this week but the rumor can
not be authenticated Such thing would
be too strange for belief and the man
who started the report must have seen
the keg in his dreams.
Miss Winifred SpauldIng left for Del
Norte Thursday where she will stay
with Mrs, Ella Luark for while Miss
Spaulding leaves many friends in Bes
semer who sincerely regreat her de
termination to leave the city in
definitely.
worker who went to Pennsylvania some
time ago on a visit, died there a few
days ago Mrs Newton was on her
way there in answer to sick call from
him but had not yet reached her
destination when she learned of his
death
Frank Johnston and VIM. Little were
viewing the smoking ruins of the
Mesa hotel when Frank, whose wander.
ing eyes discovered several joints of
burned hose among the debris. re.
marked VIII, the Bessemer boys can
beat this anyway; they have always
managed to save the hose nj least
And the unerring William said he was
right
W. II. Plummer has returned from
a months hunting trip in the White
River country which is about $50 miles
distant. With three companions from
Canon City he made the drive up
/ through the mountain passes. The
party had lots of luck, killing some
deer, antelope, one mountain sheep and
plenty of grouse, besides seeing where
bear had been. Mr.. Plummer re,
ports that the White River country is
great for game.
"A Texas Steer drew forth an i'm.
mense crowd at the Grand Monday
night-perhaps the largest audience
that has been to the opera house for
six months There was not poor
actor in the company. and the satire on
politics was pointed and instructive.
| Tim Murphy in the role of Maverick
Brander, green Congressman from
Texas repeatedly bringing down the
house. Every one with an apprecia-
ton of the humorous in politics was
pleased with the take off" of the
average man in office.
ii. $. Valentine died nj the Women's
Hospital, Pueblo, Thursday morning at
o'clock Cause. general debility.
Deceased was sixty-seven years of age
widower, and had been in the en-
ploy of the G. C. & L. Co. and G. F. &
| Co. for four years. He leaves a son
and three daughters but in his will
madn q n Ouackpnhush eypcutor