The Bessemer indicator., 1893-08-19

NAo ~ ~A Au IL OA the SICK
list this week.
H. G. Miller 4 Co. for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
The Aessemer bakery for the best
OF everything kept in IA hrst-class
bakery. 1t leads.
BoRN-To lLr. and Mrs. A. G.
Anthony of 1924 Box Elder street,
last Tuesday, girl.
DR.. r. s. Dodds now drives IA
brand new buggy which he consid
ers the Fest in the city,
Genuine bargains in shoes of
every description at P. A. McCurdy's
on South Union avenue.
C, H. Quackenbush & Son sell l8
pounds dried grapes for sl.O0, and
Green corn at 10 cents dozen.
Ben Davis and Duke Redmond
have returned from Illinois to take
their places in the steel works.
Mayor J. X. Dempsey and Alder
man George Jackson will start for
the Worlds Fair next Tuesday.
The street sprinkler is doing its
daily duty and making strong
endeavor to keep down the dust.
Mrs. Fred Brooke will leave for
Chicago next Monday on visit to
relatives and will, of course, see the
big show.
George Floyd is rapidly improv-
ing from his accident and is learn
ing to walk without depending so
much upon his crutches.
DR.. c. A. Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue is u popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
Barney Becker has returned from
the mines at Rico and says he
will remain in Bessemer until con
gress passes the free coinage of
silver act.
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
extracted without pain by the use of
dens anti-poena
r. f. Glass, a young man from
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, is visit
ing his uncle Judge Willauer. Mr
Glass has met number of his old
Johnstown friends here.
The Baptist congregation has
given up the Odd Fellows hall and
will meet hereafter IN the Dempsey
l.angdsn hall, holding first services
there tomorrow at the usual time.
Men employed by the county
commissioners to do street work are
paid sl.75 per day instead of sl.25 as
stated in last weeks
issue. A man and team receives
$3.50.
The thanks of the INDICATOR are
due to the Misses Hattie Leithead,
Virgie Resor and Maggie Deau for
the many beautiful flowers which
have decorated the office this week.
Dempsey and Langdon have
carpeted their hall and otherwise
furnished it for lodge purposes. 1t
would be an excellent place of meet
ing for the various societies of Bes
semer.
G. NJ. Morris returned from his |
trip to Iowa Tuesday last. He says |
that the 1owans are talking silver |
as eloquently as are the people of |
Colorado and are just as sure that
the cause will win.
Mrs. Orton and her daughter Mrs |
Case are both sick with mountain
fever at their home, 1903 Elm street. |
DR.. T.. S. Dodds is waiting on them.
Mrs. McIntash of l03s Cedar street
is another Of his patients.
You can get fully rs good returns
for your money at the Bessemer
Co. store as you can at |
some of the so-called half price
sales in Pueblo. Then save ear fare
and get your goods at home.
Pud McCadden came IN Wednes-
day from Wagon Wheel gap where
he has been putting in two months
fishing and looking after his mineral
claim. He brought with him some
fine tlsh which he presented to w.
H. Ellington.
ID. w. Harnett has moved his
goods into the hotel again, having
fixed up few of the rooms. The
insurance company has not yet de-
cided whether to repair the damage
done to the hotel by the fire or to pay
the insurance.
Dabbling in policy seems to be
the best paying Investment now-a-
days. Ed Davis and Gus Burger
each drew sll.5O at the policy shop,
305 Northern avenue, and Moss Har-
ris held the lucky numbers that
entitled him to 5000.
Miles & Stewart are the hustling
agents for the National Benefit
Company of Chicago. 1t is one of
the most liberal Of Its kind and COM
pletely covers all sorts of accidents,
including sunstroke, poisoning, etc,
in this issue.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. T. w
Persons yesterday, a boy. This is