The Bessemer indicator., 1893-09-02
"welcome these pleasant days.
King Henry ".
And celebrate them by opening
account at Central National.

And celebrate them by opening
account at Central National.
The city council will meet next
w Wednesday evening.
For Bessemer asphalt apply to
Street Commissioner Burns.
Miss Minnie Shay is visiting with
her sister in Denver this week.
Attorney A. w. Lennard went to
Elizabeth Wednesday on legal busi-
ness.
H.. Miller &..Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in hrst-class
bakery 1t leads.
Blast furnace No. is being blown
out. Some repairs will be made
before it Is used again.
Morkmen have begun repairing
hotel by the recent fire.
George and MURRAY COlgin left
Monday night for Iowa to lind
livlier place than Bessemer.
Mrs. Clara Kuhn of Anaconda,
Minnesota, Is visiting her brother,
Walter Smith at 1918 Pine street.
The numerous CANNES of this
burgh will have to stand aside next
winter and give the people a chance
Diptheria Is following in the wake
of the late floods and the flats of
East Pueblo are dotted with red
flats.
Mrs. A. w. Lennard will return
from two months sojourn at the
summer resort OF Beulah early next
week.
c. G. Martin is busy gathering up
the remains of the drums which
were used by the J. J. Stanchiield
band.
Next Monday is Labor Day. a
number of citizens from BessemeI
Will participate with Pueblo in the
exercises.
Amos Day will leave fer the
Worlds Fair next Monday and will
remain away indefinitely, he having
disposed of his property.
Flood gates are being put in the
ditch in tho western portion of the
city to let of the overflow which
has been coming with the floods.
DR.. c. A. Gregg of 200 south Union
avenue is popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
Owing to piece of laundering on
somebody's part blast furnace No. 3
got froze up and was finally blown
out at great expense and with much
labor.
Everybody should attend the
bicycle races at the fair grounds
Rover Wheel club. Admission only
25 cents.
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.
See DR.. c. A. Gregg of 200 south
Union when you need any work
done in the dentistry line. Teeth
without pain by the use of
dens anti-poena
J. a. Bullen has returned from
Chicago where he has been attend
ing to the purchasing of iron for the
Northern avenue viaduct which is
to be completed within fifty days.
w. J. Ripley will join the exodus
to the Cherokee Strip to witness the
race. He will not join the rush but
will be one of the heavy weights to
bring up the rear and will get into
camp in time for supper.
called to the advertisement of the
Columbia theatre. 1t will appear
each issue with the name Of the
play that will be on the programme
for the following week
Mrs. John Davis leaves this week
for Philadelphia to join her husband
who went to that city month oil
more ago. They were old timers il
Bessemer, Mr.. Davis having been t
guide mill roller for years.
There are people who think tha
"The Rivals" as played at the Crane
Tuesday night was good, and agaiI
there are people who know that i
was not good. In this instance tn.
positive people are correct.
w. y. Swartz has in his possess ioI
silver ore taken from his mine il
the Hardscrabble district that fairly
bristles with the precious metal
Wire silver stands out clear n.
crystal and the samples are exceed
ingly rich.
s. ID. Marshall sold his household
effects and left this week for LII
Belle, Mo, where he will spend tn,
winter. A J. Rice also quit the
town, going to La Crescent, MINI
Each subscribed for the INDIcATof
before leaving.
Mrs. DR.. f. S. Dodds, with Judge
and Mrs. A. w. Dodds and Miss
Myrtle Springle of Mason Ohio
who are visiting at DIR. Dodds' com