The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-29

Poundmaster Price is rjdding the
town Of rowing stock, missing moth
ing but the can-eating burro which
is to town what a toad is to a
garden.
Remember we are selling all the
leading brands of teas at 30 cts per
pound. Equal to any tea in the
market selling at 70 cts. Bessemer
Fair.
The many friends of Miss Carrie
Blevens win be glad to know that
she is soon to return to her home on
Abriendo avenue, She has been
spending the past few months with
her uncle in Trinidad.
Mrs. w. L. Rees and children and
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Kuutz and children have
gone to Johustown Pa. to visit
relatives and friends. Mrs. Kuntz
viii also visit Pittsburg before re-
turning.
The BesSemer Fair is now stocked
better then ever before. The count
ers and shelves are loaded down
with new goods and selling at
bargains.
\ few nights ago somebody broke
into the pound and liberated hive
head OF horses; this was done for
economy. a short time ago a calf
was murdered in the pound and
everything carried away but the
entrails; this was done for profit.
II don't mind having you pu,
clean water in the milk" said II
| Be7semor woman to miliimau the
other day, "but you know the
| hydrant water is 50 muddy now and
the sediment all settles in the bot
/ tom OF the pitcher and it looks hor-
rjhle, you know And the milk
man said ''yes'm.'
/ \ single round at fsticuns be-
tw,en merchant and an electric
| light trimmer disturbed the usual
/ quietude of Northern avenue We'd
ue~day morning. IT was draw aud
both cnmbatants were recognizable
after The conflict. Corbett was in
town tHe night before and stirred up
some fighting blood.
ON merit only, and cash down is
the method the Bessemer Fair de
partment store aims to do business
on. Headquarters for drygoods,
notions and mems furnishings. W e
are cheapest on many things and
will not ue uudersold OH any. To-
day we sell g > cent prints for cts
Rees James, remembered by many
in Bessemer as a popular superin-
tendent at the steel works, has left
Braddock, Pa, and is now superin-
tendent of the 1873 and 10 inch
mills ut Munhall, Pa, in charge of
the Carnegie steel co. His friends
here will be pleased to learn of his
promotion.
Miss Jessie i. Benleu entertained
IA number of her friends Monday
evening, Cards and music made
the hours fly swiftly by until 1880
O'Clock, when the daintiest of lunch
cons was served, to which the taste
full arrangement of flowers added
great beauty. All came away feel
ing that they had indeed enjoyed IA
delightful evening.
Tho great success attending the
opening days OF the Bessemer Mer-
camille Co. store is an example of
what business enterprise will do.
The members of this company step
ped into a gap where others hesitat-
ed to enter and now occupy one of
the very richest fields of industry
in the city. 1t will not be long be-
fore this new store will have as large
trade as any dry goods house in
Pueblo. Others can now see that
Bessemer trade can be kept at home
If the right Inducements are offered.
Success to the Bessemer Mercantile
Company
The Il. & O. store has removed
from its old stand to the corner of
Union avenue and b street mi to the
Strait block and now occupies one
of the finest rooms in the city. 1t is
j0XllO feet with plate glass front
and rear making it light as day and
showing of the immense stock of
dry goods, notions, trimmings and
furnishings to good effect. The
proprietors are having a grand open
ing to-day and tonight and have
car loads Of new goods from which
their customers can select. The b.
& o. is prospering and will give
their patrons the benefit of their
large business.