The Bessemer indicator., 1893-08-05
Rsfriserasors at cost at Epeneter

oiob.
No better Ice cream made than
that served by the Bessemer Bakery.
H. G. Miller & Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
Owing to the heavy rains the
irrigators have been laid oil duty for
the present.
Mrs. E. Brook has again taken
charge of the confectionery stand en-
Northern avenue.
1t will pay you to read Gam d
Cos. ad in this issue. They offer
great inducements.
Mrs. DR.. f. S. Dodds and children
returned yesterday from an extend
ed visit to relatives in Ohio.
The Burger barber shop is the
latest thing on Northern avenue,
Gus having bought out Mr. Smith at
No. 3O5.
Since the Continental bought out
the Rocky Mountain Oil Co. coal oil
has advanced from 10 to Is cents
per gallon.
There is little doubt but that the
| steel works will start up again the
IA inst although the run may be a
short one.
Mrs. Mary Mott, mother of Mrs.
II. c. Miller, left Tuesday with her
son Ernest for her home in Lam
caster, Missouri
Mrs. Michael Burke and children
of liO7 Elm street are expected to
arrive home from the East the lat
| ter part of next week.
A number of men have been taken
on the repair force at the steel works
this week to hasten the starting up
of the mills.
The flood OF last week has caused
the Arkansas river to widen and
deepen in some places and in others
to iill up with sand bars.
c. II. Quackenbush II Son quote
prices to-day US low as the lowest.
They are in the grocery business to
sell anu are succeeding
John Morris who has sustained
such reverses in the grocery bust
ness says he will start in again when
he gets matters Strengthened out.
o. G.. Hess of Lamar, friend of
the INDICATORS and one of the best
lawyers in the state made this
office social call Thursday.
James Quinn, boss pipe filter who
came here with the new manage
ment had misunderstanding with
the head bosses and quit the job.
Fishermen at the lake are num-
erous. Since the water has gotten
so low the lazy carp bite freely and
many a coed string of fish is brought
in.
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.
Subscribers who fail to get the
INDICAToR regularly should make
complaint at this office and cor
of the paper.
See DR.. c. A. Gregg of 200 south
Union when you need any work
done in the dentistry line. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use of
deus anti-poena.
Frank Foreman tested the velocity
meat wagon the other dav to the
extent of 800. He is satisfied with
the momentu of the car.
7. w. Lynch is at work on big
job of painting the houses Of the
Pueblo Homestead and Building
association, besides doing pro-
miscuous lot of papering.
Marshal Shay and his men are on
the lookout for boys who hang on to
moving street cars in violation of
the ordinance and will make ar
rests on sight. Boys, keep off.
The Mesa hotel needs only n
surrounding of some rank weeds and
a profusion of climbing vines to
make it resemble the ruins of an old
German castle on the Rhine.
The INDICATOR office is under
many obligations to Mrs. ]. v. Lett
head for q magnificent large bouquet
of flowers which brightens the sur
roundings and makes life more
cheerful.
1t is reported that Policeman
James said that Marshal Shay said
that City Clerk Johnston said he
bought residence on Cedar street
with matrimonial intent. 1t looks
that way.
A number of the most noted hunt
ers of the town make daily ex-
cursions to the plains practicing on
| the fleet footed rabbits. OF course
they have lots of luck but they are
too modest to relate their success.
The grade on West 4th street,
Pueblo, which the county is having
done was damaged by the rain to
the extent of $500. The loss is net
so great as the work will be done
over again by men who need en-
ployment.
| Residence property on Cedar
street seems to be in demand. A
couple of weeks ago w. J. Ripley
bought the property at No. 1929.
This week D. w. Harnett bought out