The Bessemer indicator., 1893-07-22
There's y time for all things
comedy of Errors.
True, and now is good time tt
begin doing business with thu
Central National.

Great bargains at White & Davis,
the clothlers.
All plants at half price at Bes-
semer Greenhouse.
]. II. Lynn will probably go to the
Worlds Fair next week.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co. will
cash steel works checks to-day.
No better ice cream made than
that served by the Bessemer Bakery.
II. c. Miller Il Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
Read what the Bessemer Mer-
camille Co. has to say in their big
ad this week.
1t will pay you to read Gam 4
Cos. ad in this issue. They offer
great Inducements.
Mrs. A. w. Lennard is visiting at
Beulah and will remain several
weeks in that resort.
1t is generally understood that
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of the postoffice to-day.
VIM. Carpenter, clerk with Her
man and Shloss is very sick at his
home, lOO6 Cedar street.
Judge Willauer has been doing
considerable routine business and
is staying close to his office.
Harry Perlet sold his lease for
the refreshment privileges of the
lake back to the street car company.
w. J. Ripley has bought resi-
dence on Pine street and has de
cided to abide with the chosen
people.
Bessemer dead dogs are worth
25 cents each. A night bowling cur
is therefore worth more dead than
alive.
Arthur Glanville and Joe Dunlap
have gone to San Francisco and will
remain away indefinitely if they
find employment.
Butcher Newman will pay sl5 fine
into the city treasury to-day for
slaughtering calves within the
corporate limits.
Marshal Shay will keep n strict
watch on the row and will arrest
any one found making public
nuisance of himself.
The Silver Wave social and
pleasure club is thinking of giving
a ball in short time. The Silver
Waves are strictly Bessemer youths.
A close board fence six feet high
will protect the modest row from
the rude gaze of the public. 1t has
been so ordained by the city council.
As City Attorney Lennard would
say, the council thought it an "un-
just structure" to grant liquor
license to one man and not to others.
DIR. +. S. Dodds who has been
absent in Ohio for few weeks on a
visit is now at home and prepared
to meet any In need of physicians
care.
DIR. f. S. Dodds has returned from
his visit to points in Ohio somewhat
the worse off for spell of sickness.
His family will return in a couple of
weeks.
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 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.
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 line of march from this part
of the city over to the row is not
very heavy. The row should get
up a few evening concerts to at
tract attention.
See DR.. G. A. Gregg of 300 south
Union when you need any work
done in the dentistry line. Teeth
extracted without pain by the use of
dens anti-poena.
The petition for postal station
for Bessemer has been forwarded to
Washington by Postmaster Thomp-
son ard it will very likely be favor
ably acted upon.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co. is
selling at bedrock prices. They
don't mark goods up double and
then cut in two, but they sell at the
very closest margin.
No matter whether times are good
or bad your watch needs care. If it
runs irregularly it nee Is to be
cleaned. Take it to Fred T. Briggs,
2O7 Santa Fe avenue.
w. P Swartz is in Telluride at
tending to some important business
but may return to-day. In his
absence Harry SINNERS has charge
of the drug department.
The wholesale and retail con-
fectionery house of J. II. Young at
Northern and Evans ia doing rush
ing business and is one OF the most
popular places in the city.