The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-01

Ella Luark of Del Norte,
New dry goods, new groceries and
a new stock of goods in general al
Herman Il Shloss.
Druggist W. P. Swartz has been
among the Indisposed part of the week
A number Of people from Bessemer
will go 10 Rocky Ford next Thursday
to be in at the watermelon feast.
Photographs 81 90 dozen AT viii
liams, south Union avenue
For fresh PIES. cakes and dellcacies
of all kinds go to the Bessemer Bakery
the popular and only bakery in the city
Next Monday is Labor day. There
will be no parade or other important
| public demonstration in the city. but
the wheelmen will make turnout in a
body
Leave express orders with A b
Chase, office at stable on Spruce street
Burn wood instead of coal. 1t makes
quick fire, soon dies out and is cheaper
Pannebaker X Anderson keep it
The merry gc-rsund has gone 10
Rocky Ford TO be at the Fair where
Messrs Potter Il Olin expect to rake in
some loose change.
Toilet preparations of all kinds at
the Bessemer Drug store.
Burn wood instead of coal. II makes
n quick fire, soon dies out and is
cheaper Pannebaker X Anderson keep
it
The employees OF the street railway
expect to give dramatic entertain
ment in about two weeks
In warm summer weather burn wood
instead of coal 1t ia better and cheaper
Pannebaker Il Anderson sell it Order
from them.
Go TO ID. L, Eynon's market, Northern
and Routt for everything in the meat
line, and at the lowest price
John Yates, one Of Bessemer's old
tims and reliable citizens, has opened
Iup meat market in his building,
corner Routt and Mesa. and is doing a
first class business safe and sound, Oh
cash basis. He sells only the freshest
and choicest meats and vegetables. and
satisfies everybody.
Stumpf Bros is the largest retail
meat market in Pueblo. They handle
everything.
Stove wood and kindling wood a,
Pannebaker & Andersons. Yard near
the steel works.
The time for paying the taxes for the
last half of 1898 expired yesterday
and now County Treasurer McNamar,
will proceed under the law TO lmpos,
the penalty computing the Interest
from August /.
Herman IL Shloss have placed al
order for a car load of California canned
fruit consisting of 800 cases.
The Bessemer bakery succeeds wher,
others fail because it keeps the best o
everything in its line and sells cheap
1t is one of the established institution
of the city.
Sweet and delicious fresh bread a
the Bessemer Bakery
Prof T. II. Foley has gone to Piqua
+. Ohio, to take charge OF the art depar,
ment of the college ut that place.
The d. Il r. G. will make rates o
= one fare for the round trip to Denve
! ! on the occasion of the meeting of tn,
, irrigation congress September to 10
7 H. d. Foster writes his people from
, Hot Springs, Ark. that he is still rapid
g ly improving and has gained thirteeI
5 pounds in weight. Elic Marks who hac
3 left here and gone to New York is a
r the Springs with Mr.. Foster, he havinl
gone there in answer to a telegram,
r Cut fiowers-sweet peas specially
, Also some lovely tuberoses. A large
, variety of pot plants. Call at Mrs
Keltner's, No. 1920 Spruce st.
Dressmaking. cutting and fitting b,
! Walker Sisters, 1915 Pine st.
+, John Yates is running the bon tor
+ meat market Of Bessemer, Only the
! choicest steaks. sIrloins and meats of al
j kinds Everything neat and clean. NJ
flies, and no live chickens in the
windows.
d. L. Eynon says it is mistake
,, about his being candidate for clerk
!, ship in case Of Platt Wick's election to
: the judgeship. He will probably try
! for the nomination for state treasurer
> on the pepulist ticket
r w. c. Beatty returned from Mexico
i this week after an absence of three
!, months prospecting for gold in that
country. and II possible he csrriei
mere ore specimens about In his pocket
!. tAaa ever. His na,a prospecting Wa