The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-15

She has wrapped towl around her
head and donned her oldest gown.
For houssclesning must be finished tho
the heavens tumble dswn.
And her husband gazes sadly at her
soot-be sprinkled face.
AT her wisrd and awful costume, rs she
tiies about the place;
And he wonders and he ponders, MS she
rushes to and fro,
''Can this really be the angel that l wed
ayear ago."
"Chewing tho food Of eweet and
bitter fancy."-.4s You Like it.
Your fancy will be all sweet, none
bitter, if you deposit in Central
National
| A full line Of stationery and toilet
goods at the Bessemsr drug store.
Relatives are visiting at o. A. Les's
on Spruce st.
Mr.. Louis r. Hunter, of Rye, is
visiting in Bessemer this week.
Mrs. Macy, of Cedar street, is still
quite sick.
F. o. Shsfer and wife are enjoying a
visit from Kansas relatives.
o. A. Lee returned frsm Cripple
Creek last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Blackburn Of Pine st. is re-
norts.} an III. invalid Lat
Mr.Msrvin and sister have moved from
koutt AAs. to 1922 Lake Ave.
]. S. Kenny has moved from Routt
Ave. into a house near the corner si
Pine st. on Arroyo.
The ladies of St James Chapel
will give 4 ball next Wednesday
night at the city hall.
Mrs. H. c. Miller has been suffer
ing from . severe cod, but is again
able to be cut
Ladies and children's summer
gauze from ten cents up, at the Bes-
ssmsr Fair.
You can get five gallon keg OF
maple syrup at c. H. Quackenbush
4 Sons grocery store for only 200
Mrs. Jss Sprengls entertained u
number of friends at tea on Tuesday
evening.
The Bsssemer W. c. T. e. met on
Friday afternoon at Mrs. Fnirbank,s
on Spruce ST.
French dress ginghams, white
goods and Challies at the Bessemer
Fair.
c. F. Grill, of the Bessemer News,
spent a few days in Denver this
week
DR.. Joslin, who was quite i'll for q
few days is again able to be among
his patients.
II. C. Miller 4 Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part Of
the city on short notice.
o. A. Lee has taken the contract
to build the German Methods
parsonage on the corner of Cedar
and Arroyo.
Mr.. Frank Griffin, who has been
visiting in the city for some time,
returned to his home in Kansas. last
Sunday.
Mems white ualaundried shirts
linen bosoms, New York mills
muslin, extra well made at 20 cts
each a, the Besssmer Fair.
y Cottage Prayer meeting was
held at the residence of Mrs, Long
on Pine st. Tuesday evening. The
attendance and interest were good.
Remember we are selling all the
leading brands Of teas at 80 cts per
pound. Equal to any tea in the
market selling at 70 cts. Besssmer
Fair.
Tho Bessemer Bakery always to the
front in the bsst OF bread, pies, cakes.
and all dslicaciss and confectioneriss
1t is the leading bakery in the cities Of
Besssner and Pueblo.
Don't forget to call on F. 7. Briggs
Of 2O7 Santa Fe avenue, when ysu
want your watch repaired. He will
do it right and reasonably.
J. f. Hoyt, l1s s. Union avenue,
pays the highest price for second
hand furniture, etc. Call ON him.
A full line Of diamond dyes at the
Besssnsr drug store.
DR.. Z. A Gregg Of 200 South Union
avenue, will extract your teeth with
out pain.
Who repairs nine-tenths of the
watches and jewelry In Bessemer?
Fred It. Briggs, the popular jeweler
at z07 Santa Fs avenue, because he
does first-class work only.
Miss Miriam f. Grssnbaum Of 1OI5
Reutt avenue has opened up a dress
making establishment at her home.
All work guaranteed. Price. reason
able.
Now is the time to place your
money in the Pueblo Savings bank.
Do not hesitate because of small
deposits; your patronage will be
duly appreciated.
Mr.. Collins, who has been employed
for eight years firing boilers at the steel
wsrks has duit, and plans to take n
trip next week to Denver and Cripple
Creek.
DR.. Corwin and J. A. Joy are es-
pected to return frnm Hnnnlnlu