The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-21

big man this week.
II you want hairbrush
clothes
tooth
"good comb
call at the Besssmer drug store.
A. Vorreiter of 3l6 Santa Fe ave-
nue. extends a special invitation to
the ladies of Bessemer to call at her
store for bargains in dry goods.
w. P. Swartz of the Bessemsr drug
store is receiving large invoice Of
goods. The Bessemer drug store is
always active.
Genuine gold watches for sale
without jewelers. profits at Herman
& Shloss.
The Paul Wilson dry goods Co.
is constantly adding new goods to
its stock and ismaking a fine
showing this week.
Underwear, dry goods, boots and shoes,
also LADIES' and children's dress goods at
Herman & Shloss. Don't fail to get
prices, They will suit you.
Delinquent subscribers to the
INDIcAToR would obligs this office
by calling and squaring accounts.
Start in the year by paying up your
newspaper dues and you will have
good luck all along.
A full line Of stationery and toilet
goods at the Bessemsr drug store.
Read the announcement OF the
new restaurant in this issue. Mr..
Parish and wife come highly rec
commended and are bound to sue
coed.
Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time via the
Chicago, Union Pacific & North
western line to the principal cities
east of the Missouri river.
Fl. l.. Brown who went to Kansas
week ago to make his future home
in that windy cline, returned few
days ago having given up his jay
hawk notion. He will open up
barber shop in Tatum's second hand
store next Tuesday.
1t is well known that the best bread
to be found in the cities of Bessem er or
Pueblo is made by the Bessemer bakery |
Always fresh and wholesome it has be-
come the standard bread with the
people.
I. Parish of 927 Currie avenue is |
to open restaurant in the Steel
Works bakery building to-day. The
room has been handsomely papered |
and provided with neat furniture
and presents an inviting appear
lnce. Mr.. Parish evidently means
to start right in his new enter
prise.
Lindsey q Co., 900 South Union
avenue want to buy, sell or trade for
household goods of all kinds, and
they are particularly anxious to
BUY. You can sell at good price.
Hon. Judge Jno. W. Mullahay of Den
yer graduate OF the Kelley Institute,
will address the citizens Of Bessemer in
the near future on the benefits of the
kecley cure. For further particulars
see hand bills. Judge Mullahey is one
os the most eloquent and entertaining
speakers in the state of Colorado.
Willard Young obtained a position
as bookkeeper for the c. f. & L. Co
at Calumet, this state, and left for
his destination last Sunday. Will
lard is a diligent and reliable
young man and deserving of the
of his company.
Wrs. A. w. Lennard left on Wed
nesday of this week for Champaign.
Illinois where she will make a long
visit of couple of months with her
people. Now that she has gone the |
Hon. A. w. will not be seen often in
Bessemer before April.
]. A. Stafford, once of Bessemer
but now the well known life insur-
ance agent of Denver was shaking
of the week. Mr.. Stafford is always
welcome visitor.
Work is progressing on the Demp-
sey-Langdon building and strong
force of men will be kept constantly
employed. The building will be
two stories high, the third story hav-
ing been Topped off the plans at the
last moment.
Early next week the Bessemer
Fair will receive a large stock of all
kinds of goods suitable for depart
ment store. The stock has been un-
avoidably delayed in the east on
account of bad weather, otherwise
the goods would have been here
this week.
Joseph Loderer, the messenger for
the Guggenheims of the Philadel-
phia smelter who was kicked by
horse on the 8, died OF his injuries
last Saturday. Mcmahon & Collier,
undertakers, took charge of the re-
mains. Mr.. Loderer was held in
high esteem by the Guggenheims
who placed great confidence in him.