The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28


j. ]. Langdon has moved his abstract
Office to No. east c street where in the
future ne will be glad to meet his
friends and patrons.
Revival meetings every evening
this week at the Methodist church,
Rev. &. c. p. Hitler officiating.
IL. c. Miller 4 Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city on short notice.
a few changes will be made in
the street car time February l. Read
the announcement in this issue.
The quality and prices of all
groceries at IL. c. Miller's will suit
you.
Geo. Jackson is figuring on build
ing II brick block on Mechanic street
between c and d street,
II you want hairbrush
- " " clothes "
"tooth
" good comb
call at the Besssmer drug store.
DIR. C. A. Gregg of No, 200 south
Union avenue will extract teeth without
giving pain. Dens Anu-pGna does
ii.
Genuine gold watches for sale
without jewelers. profits at Herman
x Shloss.
The Bessemer bakery is first-class in
every respect. None but the best bread
pics, cakes and doughnuts made. Fresh
candies and nuts also to be had.
\ brick dwelling is going up on
Elm street at the foot of the Mesa,
a Mr.. Trout being the builder.
A few weeks ago II. d. Foster
bought the lot just south of his
restaurant and has some intention
of building on it next spring.
Underwear, dry goods, boots and shoes,
also LADIES' and children's dress goods at
Herman K Shloss. Don't fail to get
prices. They will suit you.
T. w. Lynch did a fine job of
paper hanging in what used to be
hose house No. |. Mr.. Lynch is
handling large business in Bes-
semer.
]. q. Ferguson has purchased the
brick house and appurtenances at
| l2l7 Elm street. Bessemer property
is beginning to move.
A full line of stationery and toilet
goods at the Bessemsr drug store.
John McGlynn who was knocked
so completely out week ago by
Dan Hartnett for sneak thieving
the contents of some of his boarders
trunks has skipped. He will never
come back
Barney Becker who returned from
Rico n short time ago has gone back
to his old job at the rolls in the
steel works.
William Campbell started Mon
day last for drive through to
Boston, this state to take look at
two lots he came in possession of
some time ago.
William Deuel. of Norton county,
Kansas is visiting Mr.. II. c. Hamil-
ton and family and taking in the
town generally. Mr.. Deuel. is n
brother of Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. Joseph Coburn of lll6 Pine
street is on the sick list
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.
A new order of the ear system re-
quires the couductorsto call out all
streets between B and Tenth streets.
=. Shesran received this week
one of the largest stocks of groceries
he ever handled in Bessener. Mr..
Sheeran has good solid trade and
is prospering.
Bessemer merchants never did a
better business than at present All
are having a good trade and feel
that times are improving.
c. o. Richardson made a visit to
Hardscrabble this week and reports
that place one of the richest silver
regions in the state. He says that
he has valuable interests in few
claims.
A new switch has been put in the
street car tracks at Main and First
streets so that the Irving Place cars
coming down Main street can run
on to First and return by way of
Santa Fe avenue.
Manager II. f. Chubbuck thinks
it possible to give Bessemer FIVE
minutes service but the attempt will
not be made until oil the cars have
been repaired and the track put in
first-class condition.
Hose Co. No. will give a mas
querade ball to night in the city hall
1t will be rather of q private nature,
the members of the company and
their friends to comprise the dancers
and an unusually merry time is
anticipated.
Harry Young has been at work all
week extending the circulation of
the INDICATOR and making collec-
tions. The INDICATOR appreciates
the promptness with which subsrib-
ers have paid up and is glad to add
20, ,-,,
list.
A fifteen minute service will soon
be given to the Irving Place street
care line. The intention is for |