The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-15
@. T. Webb Of FLORENCE, v.s In town


Stuumpf Bros. for the choicest meats
OF all kinds. They keep only the best,
but ask no more than some get for
inferior meat.
Two bears, two women. monkey
and two men formed an aggregation
that caught the loose nickels down
town this week The everlasting small
boy hooted and yelled. but the bears
danced" and the men sang. and
took in the change all the same
Stumpf Bros. keep all kinds of veg
etsbles and sauces to go with nl kinds
of meats.
l.. J. Tsylor, Don Campbell and
Soapy Johnston, all eS Bessemerites
are still in Silverton. and all are en-
gagged in the Smelling and Mining works.
Taylor as master mechanic. Don as
night watchman and soapy as top
feeder. All have good jobs,
stumpf Bros. are the largest retail
dealers in meats in the city.
Herman X Shloss are doing MI i'm,
mense grocery business, and while their
trade is largely smelter one, still they
have a big portion of the steel works
AID other trade of the town. They
have worked steadily and squarely for
their business and have lots of friends.
A fine line of hair brushes at the
Bessemer Drug store.
Gus Grass. an old smelter hand and
William Newman, the Spruce street
merchant. called at the land office
Thursday and each tled on piece of
land Mt Bessemerville. The success of
those who went there last spring is en-
couraging others TO follow their ea-
ample.
Stove wood and kindling wood at
Psnnebaker X Andersons Yard pear
the steel works
There is at least one chicken thief in
Bessemer, and few nights ago he got
away with dozen and half Of p A.
McCurdy's spring chicken The Act
WAS the more contemplate because of
the great rouble Mr. and Mrs NcCurdy.
who are old people, had been 10 in
raising them.
Mcmahon Il Collier. undertakers and
Union avenue. Telephone 228 They
lead
ID. l. Eynon has failed again IN the
meat market business and left the town
for the east yesterday morning. {. II
Qusckenbusb x Son expect to buy
some meat fixtures shortly and will con
tinue the business nj their store Mr.
Eynons complete failure is to be re
gretted
A man named Henry Zorn has petit
toned the city council for saloon
license Who says times are hard
when the number of saloons is steadily
growing, and moreover when most of
the saloon trade comes from the wage
earners who are not supposed to be
making money to throw away
w A. Martin. for two years superin-
tendent of the Pueblo Street Car Ry.
Co, left this week for Chicago where
he will accept position with an in
terror decorating company. Mr. Martin
was popular among the employees, and
prior to leaving they presented him
with handsome watch chain and
charm His many friends here will
be sorry TO lose him.
q. W. Kelley. station agent at the
Bessemer Junction has been relieved
Of his position and is preparing to
leave with his family. Supt. T. W
Robinson and Chief Clerk Fred Dar
roch of the steel works, and Agent
A. $. Cuthbertson are among those who
are working to have Mr.. and Mrs
Kelley retain their positions. They
have many friends here who woulC
regret to see them go.
Said Fred Smith, ranchman Il
miles out on the st. Charles. in speak
ing of crops few days ago. Il nevel
saw better crops in Colorado in all tn,
years | have farmed here. The biz
rain of May 80 gave everything a start
and from that time we have had plenty
OF rain and we did well. This has beer
great season for the ranchmen." Mr.
Smiths story is only one OF many
similar ones that you can hear any day
by drawing the farmers out on thi,
subject.
The Bessemer drug store has Just re
ceived valuable cigar case which fol
convenience and elegance is moi
equalled In the city. 1t is double
decker, there being compartment
above and below. and they are pro
vided with moisteners which are just
the thing for this dry climate for keep
ing the cigars in good condition. 1,
can be added also that the handsome
cigar case is filed with the choicest
line of cigars to be found anywhere.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
HAvERLY's MAsToDoNs.
j, H. Hsverly's original Mastodon