The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-10

Mrs. NJ. Resor went to Denver
Monday in the capacity of nurse
in answer to telegraph message
II. C. Miller Il Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city on short notice.
II. P Bicknell, Pueblo's city
engineer, has been elected to a
similar position in Bessemer.
DIR. I. A Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue, will extract your teeth with
out pain.
The Presby church at Mesa
and Spruce is nearing completion,
1t is very neat editice.
d. w. Harnett is in receipt of
letter from J. +. Jones the roll turn
er, who states that he is now in
Patterson n. J. and has charge TO
the roll turning department
II. c. Miller 4 Co. for full weights
groceries.
Everything at the Bessemer bak-
cry made of the very best material
and always fresh, clean and whole
some.
Uncle Tom Woods came in from
his ranch on the st. Charles
bshind his famous roadster Tuesday
to shake hands with the boys. Tom
meets with welcome that does him
good when he comes to town.
The revenues Of the city must be
kept up. The loss to the city
treasury caused by the pulling out,
or more properly the putting out
Of the steel works must be COM
pensated somehow even though it
be necessary to whack it up on dog
tax.
Mayor ]. X. Dempsey made busi-
ness trip to Denver this week.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
bread, pies, cakes etc. to be found
anywhere.
Gents heavy and light shoes and
furnishing goods sold as low as the
lowest at the Bessemer Mercantile
Co. store.
The sale of dry goods this week at
the big store of the Bessemer Mer-
camille Co. is enormous. The low
price Of the goods catch the public.
VIM. Martin, living on Routt and
Arroya has the whitest house in
the city. 1t is n beauty and reflects
credit on T. W. Lynch and his
painters who did the work.
All kinds of notions at the Bes-
semer Mercantile Co. store and at as
low price as they are sold any
where in Pueblo. Save car fare and
buy at home.
Il always get my bread, pies, cakes
and confectionsries OF the Bessemer
Bakery because it keeps the best in the
market.
The members of st. James chapel
are preparing to build a parsonage
to be annexed to the chapel.
See DIR. c. A. Gregg of 200 south
Union when you need any work
done in the dentistry line. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use of
dens anti-poena.
The finishing work is being done
On the new sump at the steel works.
t5 l., l. 4
the project of laying street car
track in the city to parallel the
Evans avenue line.
The hydraulic pressure in the
water ipe beneath the bloom mill
rolls gave out Wednesday, which
caused stoppaee of several hours.
Policeman James is keeping
sharp lookout for the travelling
gentry without visible means of
support and keeps that class on
brisk move.
Piles for the viaduct wers driven
early in the week. The Bullen
Bridge Co. evidently intends to
carry ont their contract of building
the viaduct sometime.
Miss Miriam Greenbaum does
dressmaklng at her home, 1918 Routt
avenue. Miss Greenbaum does none
but first-class work and guarantees
satisfaction. Prices reasonable.
j. w. Dautrich is making sue
cess of the Daisy bakery. Mr.. Daut-
rich has carried much earness in
to his business and by diligence and
determination to give satisfaction
is making the Daisy bakery hum.
The German NJ. f. parsonage at
the corner of Cedar street and
Arroya ave. is almost completed,
the plas!erers now being at work
Iti handsome building and the
German people showed much
activity in having it built.
II. NJ. QuacSenbush, the popular
young grocer is stepping unusually
high this week and passing the
cigars about among his friends, re-
marking ats boy and fine one"
The astonished customers who got
forty pounds of sugar for a dollar
will now know the reason why.
Joe Mellor and John Morris, the
young men who bought out the
grocery store of John Yates are
recent arrivals from England. They
have started the grocery business
in good earnest and the INDICAToR
on behalf of the citizens of the town
wiab than Tui1ph auccess