The Bessemer indicator., 1893-09-23

new customers.
Mrs. W. p Swartz is visiting relatives
in Scotland. s u.
Miss winifred Spanldiug returned
from Boulder to-day
Read change IN prices in {. II. Qnack-
enbush y sons advertisement.
Miss Tiny Schultz has again taken her
place as head saleslady at the Glade.
Ed Davis has gone to Cripple Creek
to cast his fortune among the gold
hunters.
H. G. Miller Il Co for full weights
and measures and the finest line Of
groceries.
T. r. Philips will leave for Chicago
about October 9TH on business and
pleasure combined.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in hrstclass
bakery 1t leads.
Dan Colgin has gone to Cripple Creek
where he will Join his brothers George
and Murry in the mines,
Miss Junia Z. Mckinley. Of Rye is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Helen
Firmau on Eaton avenue.
The Junior Order of American
Mechanics will hold a meeting in their
hall next Monday evening
Dr. w. o. Patterson is treating three
cases of Diptheria on ElDorado avenue.
All the patients doing well.
a. b. Chase has returned from his
trip to the land of the "sooners." He
says he would sooner live in Colorado
Horse racing bids fair to he the rul-
ing passion for the time. and the local
sports are getting their old skates in
shape.
Chris Funk is bookkeeping for Her
man and Shloss, George Kent having
taken position at the Philadelphia
smelter.
The Bessemer bakery for bread
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
fectloneries. Always fresh, always
the best.
Dr. f. S. Dodds has resigned as city
physician of Bessemer, he not being
satisfied with the salary named by the
city council.
w. II. Ellington ,ontemplates triI
to the great Fair in the near future
and will attend to important business
while in Chicago.
EXPRESS Leave orders for expressing
with T. J. Young, 1888 Routt avenue
All orders to any part of Bessemer oil
Pueblo promptly attended to.
DIR. ". o. Patterson will in all proba.
bility be appointed successor to DR.. E
:, Dodds who resinged as city phys
ician. He would accept the position.
Mrs. Finley Reynolds of Ills Pine
street. wife of the worthy pastor of the
L. b. church, is dangerously i'll. Drs
Willard and Rice Of Pueblo are attend,
ing her.
Or, c. \. Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue is popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work
"Killarney" lovely picture finished
with the magic touches of an artist,
begemmed with melody and wit, is one
Of the best drawing attractions on
the road. At the Grand opera house
Tuesday, Sept. 26th.
The local hunters report small game
Of every description pretty well thinned
out for a distance Of twenty miles about
the city. Numerous parties of hunters
have been out this week but as a rule
have not met with much success.
The sweet voice, happy manners and
finished art Of Katie Emmett make her
the idea. Irish colleen. In holding up
the mirror to nature she has no equal
on the stage to-day. At the Grand
opera house Tuesday. Sept. 10Th.
Manager Chubbuck will have the
entire Evans avenue car line repaired
by the gang now at work. SO many of
the ties are rotten that it was impossible
to prevent the low joints and new ties
are being put in instead Of the old
Mrs.i G.. w Kelley of Bessemer
Junction has been reinstated by the
d. Il r. G. as car clerk. Mrs. Kelley is
one Of the most energetic employees on
the line and is entitled to the com
pliment paid her by the railroad.
T. w Lynch is introducing a style
Of papering that is sure to be popular.
1t is called "coyingr and consists of a
border connecting the ceiling with the
side wall paper on slant, cutting oil
the angle and making the ceiling seem
higher.
The places for holding the republican
primaries in Bessemer will be as follows
Precinct 70, Perlet's store; precinct 20
hose house No. >; precinct 2l, hose
house No. /; precinct % Chase's livery
stable. Time, Monday evening from
40 to $50.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co. has
closed its doors temporarily on account
Of financial embarrassment brought OF
by the close times. An invoice of this
stock is being made and it is confident
ly expected that the popular store vii
reopen its doors early next week.
D. H. Evans left Thursday night fol
Wales where he goes to assist in this
settlement of his fathers estate. II
that country the presence of all heirs is
necessary to settlement and hence tht
departure Of Mr.. Evans. He will in al