The Bessemer indicator., 1894-02-10

Next Wednesday the lith will be
St Valentines day.
Stumpf Bros. is the largest retail
meat market in Pueblo They handle
everything.
Lent begun on the inst and Easter
will be the % of March
Hxsse, Newman Il Napoleon. the
only professional dyers and clothes
cleaners in Pueblo 405 Santa Fe Ave.
Miss Mary Little is clerking for the
Bessemer Dry goods Co
Artists materials and picture frames
at hard times prices al Flormsn's, 3l+
Santa Fe Ave
Harris S Coburn have added meat
market to their commission store with
Don Campbell as n cutter, Don is an
expert in that line.
An interesting time is in store for all
those who attend the meeting Of the
| literary to-nlBnt.
The Bessemer bakery is prepared TO
furnish this town and Pueblo with tn.
choicest bread. pies, cakes and con
dictionaries to be had anywhere.
John T, Robinson has returned from
Chicago where he has been for several
months and is again employed At his
old job al the guide mill,
John DAVIS came in the first OF the
week from Philadelphis and i. now AT
work at the guide mill. His family
remained in Philadelphia
A fine line of staple and fancy
stationery at the Bessemer Drug store
The Bessemer Drug store is having a
good trade these times.
D. Shrewsbury is au.iously await,
ing the passage of his pension bill
through congress which means = back
pay of - 900 to him
There is All unfounded rumor on the
streets these days 10 the effect that
Superintendent I W. Robinson is TO
be superseded by Chicago man
March |.
Geo. T O'Brien master mech anic has
enough for half dozen men to attend
to in making general repairs but is well
along with his end of the steel works.
De is hard worker
Order your Canon City coal OF Her
man & Shloss. They are the bessemer
agents.
Miss virgie Resor has some well
written verses in the The Student at
Work " under the head of Sophomore
Soliloquies Miss Virgie has the
ability TO become one of the most able
contributors of the Student"
D. A Galusha has opened up
restaurant at 1894 Routt avenve which
will be welcome addition 10 the
business fraternity of the town Read
II
Florman, 3l4 Santa Fe avenue, is
doing the wall paper business. 5000
rolls of new wall paper Just received
Prices are bed rock
Blast furnance No was blown in
this week and is making things little
more noisy and busy about the works
John Klnk and Eli Gibson having
been let out at the steel works are
making all necessary preparations
toward farming on the divide sext
season.
When you order your coal Of her
man & Shloss vou get the genuine
article
Meat of all kinds sold AT away down
cash prices at Stumpi Bros, 1913 s
Union avenue Order wagons to any
part of the citv.
Superintendent Thomas Crow Of the
converter is getting everything IN shape
| Tor snort run. ne HE nhu many VII
fculties to contend with but will have
his department in ship-shape for the
coming busy season.
H. Perlet calls the attention of the
public to his advertisement on val
entines
| One of the busiest men in town 10
T W. Lynch who finds every msmen,
of his time occupied in papering paint
ing and kalsomining houses.
The converter may start up next
week and make short run to get steel
enough to finish the Florence and
Cripple Creek order, the cold steel not
completing i, by about 800 tons. After
that order is filled the rail mill will shut
down again for few weeks.
| Paul Resor fell from moving hand
car at the steel works early in the week
and fractured his left cheek hone
The pain went to his eyes which are in
a weak state owing to the choking he
got at the hands of q Danforth school
teacher some time ago, and the boy is
in bad way.
In last weeks issue appeared an ac-
count of the death Of two children
whose parents were in Strengthened cir
cumstances, and how, owing to the
efforts of some charitable ladies Of Bes