The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08
DIR. I. A Gregg Of 200 South Union
venue, will extract your teeth with

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avenue, will extract your teeth with
out pain.
April showers would he blessing.
This long continued drouth is be-
coming monotonous.
]. f. Hoyt, lis S. Union avenue,
pays the highest price for second
hand furniture, etc. Call on him.
1t has been four months since
the last rain and it is about time
those regular April showers were
coming.
The Paul Wilson Dry Goods Co.
leads in all the spring styles. You
must see their elegant new goods to
he convinced.
LosT-About one week ago. "A
half-pug poodle pup three months
old. Return to Bolen's second hand
store aud receive reward
Don't forget to call on f. r. Briggs
of 2J7 Santa Fee avenue, when you
want your watch repaired, He will
do il right and reasonably.
There will be special meeting OF the
Woman's Protection Club at tho Help
ing Hand at l:30 o'clock this afternoon.
A large attendance is requested.
Mrs. W. !. Ksltner, president of the
Helping Hand, has secured the services
of Miss Kern, Denver lady, as matron
of that Institution.
Dave Robinson has returned from
Peoria H., where he has been for
more than u year. He will find EN- l.
ployment at the steel works.
A nine year old little girl of Mr..
aud Mrs, Hatch of $50 Elm street is
lying very low from a spell of pneu-
monia and is under the care of DR.
+. : Dodds.
Manager c. c. Martin of the Fair
has been applying some of his
artistic skill to decorating the large
display windows and made decid-
ed improvement.
The Bessemer Mercantile Co has
secured the services of j. w. Banks
as salesman in the dry goods depart
ment. Mr.. Banks comes from Pitts
burg and is highly recommended
Mrs. A. w. Lennard who hus beer
visiting her old home in Champaign. Ill
for the last three months while the Hon
A. w. was attending the legislature
returned the first of the week.
"Quietly floating through the
atmosphere on my shape" was the
elegant way John Murphy expressed
himself when asked what he was
doing and how he was getting along
Miss Lizzie varney who has com
pleted n successful term of school
in the vicinity OF Beulah, is visiting
her sister Miss Emma who has
charge OF the Edison school.
Mrs j. l.. Douglass arrived yesterday
from Joliet Illinois and found her
husband prepared to receive her at 1927
Evans avenue. Mr.. Douglas is working
in the converting department at the
steel works.
Mrs Oscar Lampson and children
from Cripple Creek are visiting the
family of DR.. f.. ;. Dodds. One of
the children is having severe at
tack Of pneumonia. but Dr Dodds is
bringing it through all right.
The young ladies' of Bessemer have
organized a Young Womens Christian
Temperance Union which will meet the
second and fourth Thursdays of each
month The young ladies are going to
take up a course Of reading. \ general
invitation is extended TO all to attend
the meetings.
Michael Fitzgerald, the holster OF the
skull cracker at the steel works. died
Of consumption at the G. F. a l. hos
pital Wednesday and the remains were
Inferred in the Riverview cemetery Fri
day. The deceased was resident of
Besssmer for ten years and for a large
portion of that time an employe of the
steel works. He leaves wife 10 dssti-
tute circumstances, for whom a
benefit fund will be raised by the cum
munity.
Now that the street car company
has leased the lake privileges for the
season it can reas onably be expected
that some sort of amusement will be
afforded the public. Boats and bal
Ions that won't float should be
relegated, more seats should be pro
vided, good music furnished. and
the driveway about the pavilion
kept sprinkled. Lake Minniequa
can and probably will be made a
fine resort
l. d. Jessup who has had n large
experience in bridge building says
the viaduct such as stipulated for in
the contract with the Bullen Bridge
Go. can be built for $500. He with
his partners, w. $. Williams and J.
G. Suttle, comprising one of the
best contracting and building firms
in the county, is willing to take the
contract off the Bullen's hands at
those figures. This Is $500 less
than the contract price. VIII they
accept the offer?
Harry Perlet of Evans and SUM
NIT, and John Pleis of Union and
Abrlendo avenues, the best con-
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