The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
1divs him this money, and these
notes, Reynoldo."-HaD,lei.
Tell him to take them to the
Central National.

I. r. Dawson, living on Lake avenue
was agreeably surprised a few days ago
by the unexpected arrival Of his better
half from Joliet, Illinois.
James Corcoran who lives on Evans
avenue near the switch is expecting n
visit from his mother-in-law from
Joliet, Illinois.
Highest price paid for second hand
goods by j. E. Hoyt, lis soath Union
avenue.
"Dukc' Redmond is able TO again take
his place at the converter after being
laid up three weeks with the
rheumatism
See the Bessemer Mercantile Cos
big ad.
John Douglas little girl who has
been critically i'll is improving.
Patrick Knox is fortunately able to be
at work again after being laid up with
the rheumatism for several months.
II. C. Miller 4 Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city on short notice.
The Iegerdemain show at the Dempsey
Langon hall Wednesday night was a
failure. There were not twenty people
attendance.
full line of diamond dyes at the
Bessemer drug store.
DR.. {. A Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue, will extract your teeth with
out pain.
See those tin signs tackled all over
town with the advertisement, "The
Hamilton Brown shoe for $3.50" The
Bessemer Mercantile Co. sells them.
Pueblo is bowling for public park
close into the city. The two cities can
now blend their voices in one long, loud
howl for the same purpose.
All kinds Of bedding plants cheap at
the Bessemer Greenhouse.
II. c. Miller K Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
Frank G. Mirick now holds the pos
ton OF book keeper for the Star Publish
ing Co. of Pueblo
Mrs. DIR. e. S. Dodds and child have
gone to Cincinnati. Ohio, on visit.
Why not stir things up little by
having horse race. There are
several old skates about town that
could be drafted into service for
short time.
The Bessemer Bakery always to the
front in the best of bread, pies. cakes.
and all delicacies and confectioneries
1t is the leading bakery in the cities of
Bessemer and Pueblo.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co. is
rapidly increasing its sale. Why? Be
cause it is selling the best class OF
goods at the lowest possible figures
The large crowds that visit the store go
away well pleased with cooks and
prices.
C. C. Martin left Thursday for trip
to Leadville, Aspen and other points,
the object being recreation. His broth
er Harry returned at the same time to
FIT. Mogan.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
bread, pies, cakes etc. to be found
anywhere.
Dog tax will be due June and
after that date all dogs found run
ming at large without the regulation
license tag is liable to be shot at.
Better look after this in time.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co. is en-
larging and improving its store room,
new shelving for big line of hats being
put in this week.
the Bessemer militia paraded the
streets several days this week under the
leadership of Capt. w. j. Darnell. The
Captain was armed with double
picks and shovels.
C. H. Quack enbush and ]. b.
ihJ Iol IeiuIueu lToul tile hiTu-
scrabble district well pleased with
their mining prospects. Samples of
ere taken out of the shaft at depth
of forty-one feet shows up well IN
silver and lead.
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.
G. Il. Adams is adding two room
addition to his house on Elm street and
now has handsome and large residence
Mrs. j. II. Kenney, Miss Nettis Col
line, Mrs. Frank Shafer and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Lee made visits to Denver
this week, taking advantage Of the
cheap rates.
Miss Miriam F.. Greenbaum of 1OIJ
Routt avenue has opened up dress
making establishment at her home.
All work guaranteed. Prices reason
able.
NJ. n. Harris is able to be about after
severe attack of grip and pneumonia.
He reports il as the worst spell Of sick
ness he has had for twenty five years.
Friday evening, May 5th, the Epworth
League of the Bessemer NJ. E. church
was most delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Miss Nettle Collins 1890
Routt avenue, Mrs. Julia Kenney and
Miss Anna Sinner assisting her in re-
ceiving the guests.
j. w. Booth, Frank Phelps and