The Bessemer indicator., 1893-07-15
@Dse thou. or borrow. to make up
the sum.-Consedy of Errors.
You don't need to, If you save, and

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put money in the Central National
Refrigerators at cost at Epenetel
Bros.
Chris Funk is visiting in Pennsyl'
vania.
Great bargains at White & Davis
the clothiers.
All plants at half price at Bes-
semer Greenhouse.
No better ice cream made than
that served by the Bessemer Bakery
Boating on lake Minnequa is the
favorite pastime these warm even
ings.
II. c. Hamilton continues to i'm.
prove and is up and attending tc
business.
H. c. Miller d Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line OF
groceries.
Clerk Johnston has issued Ia dog
licenses which means Sli4 big dol
lars for the city.
Calicoes and muslins selling a,
the Bessemor Mercantile Co. store
to suit the times.
The recent heavy rain was local
and did not reach far in the direction
of the mountains.
Prof. Tyndall is on his way to Chicago
where he will be buried alive for thirty
days in the interest of science.
For sALE-All or part of furniture
from a seven room house, cheap
Inquire 1915 Routt avenue.
The Bessemer Building and Loan
association will meet next Monday
evening unless otherwise ordered.
Avoid those costly and slow dying
coal fires by getting some of that
stove wood at Pannebaker's wood
yard.
You need kindling three times a
day. You can get it cheap at Pam
nebaker's wood yard near steel
works.
None but the newest goods sold
by the Bessemer Mercantile Co. No
old stock nor shelf worn goods in
the house.
There is economy in the use of
wood this hot weather. Coal is too
costly and slow Try some of Pan
nebaker's wood.
w. c. Smith has started a new
barber shop at 400 Northern avenue
and asks fair share of the patron
age of the public.
Mrs. Ihrig of the Bessemer Bakery
makes her own ice cream and un-
derstands the art to perfection.
Everybody says so.
c. h. Adams is out of work owing
to the closing down of the Central
Ore and Sampling Co. c. K. makes
n poor attempt at loafing.
The German NJ. T.. congregation
is holding quarterly meeting,
services being held on Monday and
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
w. J. Ripley and wife have re-
turned from their long western
journey and are meeting with a
hearty welcome from their many
friends.
DIR. c. a. Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue is a popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
When you want dry cedar wood
to make a quick, hot fire go to Pan
nebaker's wood yard at the end OF
the street car line near the steel
works.
People who have no gasoline stove
should use quick burning wood 1t
can be had at Pannebaker's wood
yard near steel works. 1t is cheaper
than coal.
Mrs. A. w. Nicolson, wife of the
| Methodist minister of Bessemer is
seriously i'll at her home at 1923
Lake avenue with lnflammatory
rheumatism
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Resor OF 1l36 Evans
avenue, who has been attending
patients in Walsenburg as nurse fol
several weeks is again at home with
her family.
Subscribers who fail to get the
INDICATOR regularly should make
complaint at this office and cor
rections Will be made in the delivery
of the paper.
The lively trade at the Bessemel
Mercantile Cos. store is evidence o
the first-class quality of the good
and the reasonable prices at which
they are sold.
See Dir. c. A. Gregg of 200 soutl
Union when you need any worl
done in the dentistry line. Teetl
extracted without pain by the use o
deus anti-poena.
No matter whether times are goot
or bad your watch needs care. If
runs irregularly it nee Is to b,
cleaned. Take it to Fred L. Briggs
207 Santa Fe avenue.
Robert Coe who used to keeI
time at the blast furnances but who
located in Candy, Oregon, severa
months ago is reported to be on hi.
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