The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17

mat the Central National Is gooC
bank to do business with.
Street car No. 81 has been newly
painted and otherwise improved adding
greatly to its appearance,
Burn wood instead of coal. 1t makes
quick fire, soon dies out and is cheaper
Pannebaker X Anderson keep Ii,
Miss Julia Killion, sister of Mrs
Joseph Spoor of 1il5 Elm street left last
Tuesday evening for Atlanta, Ga, where
she expects to remain for an indefinite
length of time with relatives.
Leave express orders with A. b.
Chase, office at stable on Spruce street.
The converter will be much improved
during the next month, it being the
intention of Superintendent Grow to
have four new cupolas put in.
For RENT Two or three furnished
rooms for housekeeping. Also one
furnished single front room with stove.
Inquire at this office.
\ blaze in the steel works laboratory
at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning was
the cause Of drawing together big
crowd. The Bessemer and Mesa hose
companies responded but the fire was of
no consequence.
Today is the regular time to dis
tribute the wealth at the steel works
but that important event has been post
poned for at least week.
Burn wood instead of coal 1t makes
a quick fire, soon dies out and is
cheaper. Pannebalxer & Anderson keep
it,
j. c. Burns was in town this week
he having come down from his ranch on
the Divide on business.
Don't fail to see keene in Hamlet
next Tuesday evening. II will be the
best play Of the season.
Mrs. Schaff has opened up a dress
making shop in the Anthony block
See local in this issue.
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town to distribute circulars, "A per 1905
and tack up signs. Established 1880
Address Trade Circular Addressing and
Distributing Co, l25 Clark street
Chicago, Ill.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burgess of 1241 Spruce street,
who have been sick with pneumonia
are improving under the care of DR.. E.
S. Dodds.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Car.
penter Of 1910 Cedar street on last Mon
day, nine pound boy. All doing well,
The Bessemer drug store has added
another show case to its already full
complement which adds further to the
general handsome appearance Of the
store room.
When you buy your holiday goods be
sure to see the immense stock OF silver
ware and jewelry at McCluer's, 6O6
south Union avenue above the viaduct.
He is absolutely selling cheaper than
any store in the city. He will guarantee
the largest and best stock Of goods and
the lowest prices.
Ladies' gold watches, the finest and
cheapest ever sold in the city at Nc
Cluer's iewelry store. Nothing to equal
quality and price ever seen before. Call
and see for yourself.
Mr. Charles Adams died at his
reside 7ce 1899 Cedar street, Friday
morning. Nov. 16. He leaves wife and
three children to mourn his departure
See the live turkey in the Bach window
2nd and Santa Fe, and then The Bach
adv. in this paper
Don Campbell reports good bust
ness at his meat market, Summit and
Routt.
ware and iewelry to be found in the
city at McCluer's, COG south Union
avenue.
The churches in this part Of the city
Will unite IN Ihanksglving service at
the Methodist church on Thanksgiving
day at II a. m.
Preaching tomorrow at the Methodist
church by the pastor. Rev. H. J. Grace,
at II a. IN. and 7:30 p. nj. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. Everybody invited.
Mike Kennedy. the man who saw the
spook on the Northern avenue viaduct
last winter, is back from the Calumet
mines near Salida and has a job at the
steel works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carnahan have
moved in from their ranch near Rye and
will live at 1o11 Eaton avenue.