The Bessemer indicator., 1893-07-01

The city council viii meet next
Monday night.
Dr. c. A Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue, will extract your teeth with
out pain.
Rev. Ella F. Leonard Of Denver
visited Miss Winifred Spaulding
Wednesday,.
The Missouri Pacific offers half
rates to all points in Colorado and
other reduced rates for Fourth OF
July.
d. w. Barkley is now on the
Evening Star staff AS local reporter.
Mr.. Barkley is in his element when
gathering news.
Mrs. Annis of Denver is visiting
Mrs. A. ]. Fairbanks of Spruce street
II. C. Miller S Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
The ,Bessemer Mercantile Co. is
selling gingham at 10c which usual
ly sells at from 20 to 25c. Don't fail
to ask for it.
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
dens anti-poena.
Mrs. Charles Kempthorn will
entertain the mesa ladies' aid society
next Thursday.
Miss Miriam Greenbaum does
dressmaking at her home, 1915 Routt
avenue. Miss Greenbaum does none
but first-class work and guarantees
satisfaction. Prices reasonable.
Does your watch need repairing?
Fred T. Briggs is a finished work
man and will make it as good as
new.
a quart of Bessemer bakery ice
cream and piece of cake just the
thing for Sunday dinner.
That ice cream at the Bessemer
bakery is second to none. Take your
girl and fill up.
Half rates to all points in the
state on the Missouri Pacific for
Fourth of July. See ad. elsewhere.
From now on you will find ice
cream at the Bessemer Bakery
every day.
Mrs. Thomas Gardner has gone to
New York on visit to relations and
will be absent three months or more.
Alderman ]. f. Miles has seen
Manager ]. A. Kebler and will con-
tinue to exercise the agency of the
Pacific Mutual Accident Insurance
Co. in the steel works.
The new theater at the lake will
open up Monday night with the
celebrated play Shenandoah" The
lake Minnequa pavilion theater will
be the attraction from now on.
DR.. f. S. Dodds has gone to the
Worlds Fair and will bring his
family with him on his return.
If duh times continue the rail-
roads will be obliged to make n
sweeping reduction in Worlds Fair
rates if they would induce the peo-
pie to make the trip.
All plants at half price at Bes-
semer Greenhouse.
Miss Birdie Ramey returned to
her home on Eaton avenue the first
f the week. She has been teaching
school on the st Charles.
John Dean, an enploye at the
guide mill at the steel works, had
his left leg SO badly crushed last
Saturday afternoon that it was
necessary to have it amputated be-
low the knee.
The Amalgamation did wise
thing in declaring the meeting off
which was to have been held last
Sunday. When the association
does meet it had best convene alone
and not call a mass meeting of the
people.
There will be an anxious crowd t
the council meeting Monday night
to hear the report of the investigat-
ing committee in the case of Aler-
man Pannebaker. The committee
should look sharp to it, that "Me and
Kebbn don't everlastingly do the
council up with a counter report.
The authorship of the inflam-
matory yellow hand bill was sad
1Ia1 on to II p rusb bv tho A of
1. & S. w. and he has been denied
the privilege of again attending a
meeting of the association until he
makes a Suitable apology. The
Amalgamation repudiates the senti-
ment of the harangue. Mr.. Cush
denies its authorship.
The United Brethren congrega-
ton of this city have in contempla-
tion the building Of a 5000 brick
church, the work to commence as
soon ms any considerable amount
of subscription can be raised. The
new building will be located near
the site of the old one and the old
church converted into a parsonage.
Rev. Finley Reynolds, the pastor, is
now pushing the enterprise.
Complaint was made to Marshal
Shay Wednesday that some one
had stolen several leads of stone out
of the foundation of the Southern
NJ. E. college out in the western
portion of the city. The marshal