The Bessemer indicator., 1894-09-22

canned goods
T. J. Young has returned from
Breckenridge where he was looking
after some mining interests,
Pure fresh drugs at the Bessemer
Drug store.
Charles Price has gone to Cripple
Creek to assist Joe Darnen in working
a claim
The INDICATOR office is under obliga
tons to Mr.. and Mrs, Edison and Mrs
G. W Irwin for some splendid peach es
grown on the famous Edison ranch.
New dry goods, new groceries and
new stock of goods in general at
Herman * Shloss
Photographs 81 90 dozen at VII,
liams, south Union avenue.
\ +, Schaubel contemplates moving
his stock of boots and shoes from south
Union avenue to Bessemer,
For fresh PIES, cakes and delicacies
Of all kinds 90 10 the Bessemer Bakery.
the popular and only bakery in the city
The steel works are running all week
with full complement of msn
Leave express olders with A b.
Chase, office at stable on Spruce street.
Several early evening crowds have
gone out on the Edison ranch on the ST.
Charles this week and feasted on his
peachc. which he has in abundance.
Go TO Mrs. Keltners. 1920 Spruce
for bouquets. Her flowers are beauti-
full
Burn wood instead of coal. 1t makes
quick tre, soon dies out and is cheaper
Pannebaker X Anderson keep it.
Do you travel? Are you shipper?
The Rand McNally Railway Guide
and Hand book contains all pertinent
information Ask your news dealer,
Be sure to hear Prof. Armstrong at
the Board of Trade hall next Monday
evening He is great lecturer. has a
great lecture and handles his subject in
a great manner
Toilet preparations of all kinds at
the Bessemer Drug store
Burn wood instead of coal. 1t makes
a quick fire, soon dies out and is
cheaper Pannebakcr & Anderson keep
it.
There is an assurance that the steel
works will continue running until the
first of the year at least, and strong
probability that they will not shut
down at all next winter
In warm summer weather burn wood
instead of coal 1t is better and cheaper
Pannebakcr & Anderson sell it. Order
from them
Emmett Mason, for long time Il
clerk at the Trading company store
and now with the Donahue Grocery
Co. leaves this week for Monmouth.
Illinois. and will be married the 90 inst
Congratulations in advance are in
order.
Herman & Shloss have placed an
order for a car load of California canned
fruit consisting of 800 cases.
Sweet and delicious fresh bread a,
the Bessemer Bakery
Chas. Eiser has moved his shoe shop
from the old Iron Hand building TO
81 Northern avenue. next block east.
Stumpf Bros. is the largest retail
meat market in Pueblo They handle
Miss May Wilmington is again clerk
ing at the popular Paul Wilson Dry
Goods Co. store where she would be
pleased to meet her many friends.
Stove wood and kindling wood a
Pannebaker & Anderson's Yard neal
the steel works
The Bessemer bakery succeeds where
others fail because ii keeps the best o
everything in its line and sells cheap
1t is one of the established institutions
of the city.
The nominees for state offices have
been unusually plentiful IN town thi
week
For sALE-A barn large enough TO
two horses and carriage All nev
lumber and for sale cheap. For furthe
information call at this office
The McCord- Bragdon Co. has gIyel
up the notion Of moving up to thi
part of town. The insurance com
panies forestalled that plan by offerin
to rebuild on the ruins Of the old sit
which settled the matter.
Cut Howers-sweet peas specially
Also some lovely tuberoses A lare
variety of pot plants. Call at Mrs
Keltners, No. 1920 Spruce st.
A petition is being circulated il
precinct 90 asking the board of count,
commissioners to relocate the pollin.
place at II. Perlets store the plac,
where it formerly was held. The com
missioners would .oblige nine-tenths o
the voters of that precinct by making
the change,
Coal and wood can be had ut Panne
baker q Anderson's at the lowest