The Bessemer indicator., 1893-11-11
]. IL, Lynn is on the sick list.

There is an unfounded rumor atioat
to the effect that Superintendent I, w
Robinson has resigned
An attempt will be made next Mon
day to start up the bar mill.
Cotton batting at i0c roll at II.
Perlet's.
A large order for spikes was received
at the steel works this week.
DIR. C. A. Gregg is one of the most
skillful of dentists and gives salts
faction in every particular. eo2 5,
Union Ave.
The picture frame trade is booming
at Florman's 3l4 Santa Fe avenue,
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in n hrst-class
bakery 1t leads.
artists materials and picture frames
at hard times prices at Florman's, 3l4
Santa Fe avenue.
Drop INTO Flormans art store and see
the famous Hitchins' collection Of oil
paintings Free show and everybody
welcomed.
John Shuts returned Monday last
from Chicago where he had been doing
the Fair for several weeks. He also
took occasion to run down to Joliet and
take a look at the plant of the Illinois
Steel Co.
The Bessemer bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
dictionaries. Always fresh, always
the best.
John Willauer of St. Louis, Mo. is
visiting his brother, George WiIlauer
and family.
Miss Julia Killian will leave for
Atlanta, Ga. next week on visit TO
relatives.
T. ". Lynch and his assistant Al
Firman, gave Il fine exhibition of their
paper hanging art IN decorating this
once lhe urst ol Int "eeh- my az
experts in their line.
W. ?. Swartz is having the basement
of his drug store renovated and i'm
proved generally,
The Bessemer drug store is receiving
an invoice of stationery which will be
of GOOD quality and will be sold at
very close profit.
c. II. Quackenbush II Son have
added commodious warehouse to
their store.
John Kane has so far recovered from
his attack of pneumonia as to be able
to be about.
Canton Garfield lodge No. 5, |. o. o.
F. will give their first annual ball at the
Board of Trade hall Thanksgiving Eve
November 30,
The whether election day was all
that could be desired though the
populists thought it rather cold.
Florman 314 Santa Fe avenue, is
doing the wall paper business. 5000
rolls of new wall paper Just received
Prices are bed rock.
d. II. Evans has returned from New
York where he has been under the
care Of physicians, and has fully re
covered.
Simon Slemmens of Bloomington.
Illinois, Is visiting his sisters, Mrs E.
Brooke and Miss Jennie Slemmons
and will probably remain all winter.
The Bessemer Bakery supplies the
wants of the people with the finest
bread, pies, cakes and confectioneries
made. Everything in the bakery line
and at reasonable prices.
5usice of the Peace Willauer has
moved his office down to Pueblo to the
La Veta block on Grand avenue where
he expects to get more business than if
he remained in Bessemer.
boltN % DlCtHliH bithhaH "hb
and wife a son. This is their fifth boy.
Safe Condition of Colorado National
Herman u Shloss have added further
protection to the basement Of the store
by having heavy iron bars placed across
the windows. The burglary of Satur-
day night last induced them to take
extra precaution.
DGED-Monday evening last Of
/ deptheria. Maggie Darnall, twelve
/ year old little child who has been max
ing her home with Mr. and Mrs E. p.
Price The funeral services were
preached by Rev A Carnine- Nc
Mahon Il Collier took charge of the re
mains which were inferred in Mountain
View cemetery.
\ hobo stole some laundry off the
clothes line at Joe Spoor's Thursday
night. Policeman Brennan and Joe
Spoor took the trail and located the
hobo in a shanty out by the stock yards
aud landed him in Jail. Yesterday he
was taken before Judge Willauer and
given few days in the county jail.