The indicator., 1897-01-16


j. Il. Humphrey, ieweler with ths
Besssmer Pharmacy, has decided after
looking over the field at Florence, to re
main in Bessemer. This is Just little
bit the best town in the state at this
time
A. h.. Litz will do your blacksmlthing
at reasonable figures and do it right,
d. W. Hurtnett bought the l. L. steb-
bins property at No. 92s Evans avenue,
a few days ago, the consideration in the
deed being s. 500 1t is choice resi-
dence property
i. McCurdy. at Alb Northern avenue,
is having lots OF shoe repairing to do be
cause he does irst-class work.
a. f. Ljtz and son have "a rush Of
backsmithiug on hand, They run the
only blacksmith shop in Bessemer, and
by good work and prompt attention to
business have worked up big trade.
r. G.. Mccarthy Il Co., undertakers
aud embalmers, Mccarthy block Phone
ld9 Residence phone -.
Skating has been all the go at Lake
Mluuequs nearly all week, and hun
drels Of skaters 90 out day and night.
Are you awake to the important fact
that Mark a CO. handle only the best
and ctenuest Goals at l39 south Union
avenue: tt
Mrs james L. Hall. Of 934 Evans ave
nHe is hing very i'll at her home and is
uoIsr thl DOCTORS care. Her two
Daughters Mrs John Ecklou, Of Den
yer, aad Mrs Dr. Zimmerman. Of La
|Juuta arl with her now. Strong hopes
/ o' hes recovery are entertained.
The Hessemer Pharmacy keeps the
wost eiesalt line Of cutlery to be found
in tHe r.y. rhs selection is exception
.u.s god and any customer is sure 10
h4I just what he wants.
Ml=- Iuniaa Cliuk received an cle
CANT p3r OF skates on the Christmas
lr-ea. Pine street NJ. E. church, but
aaa NOT yet discovered the doner She
has rho skates on exhibition at her
hame, and the thing for the generous
E.il maker TO do is TO call and receive
tAlaEs
Fields Is Co. will show You one ct the
finest lines OF childreu's hoseiery in The
ciiy aud all of their goods are marked
the slime as city prices.
Boss To Mr. and Mrs Clyde Shoup
OF tIll3 Eaton avenue. Thursday, Jan
uarg ll. a 9pound boy. All doing
well under the care Of DR.. Patterson.
Word reached here yesterday from
Mr Hawke, now in Camden, n j., that
le and Mrs. Hawke were to have left
flr Pueblo the latter part of this week,
with the children but wer. uuavoidably
detained by the sickness of their daush-
ter Daisy.
A. B. Chase will do your express work
carefully and reasonably. Call at the
stables corner Of Northern and Spruce.
Take your shoes to j. McCurdy,s shoe
shop at ll3 Northern avenue He does
the best kind Of work and at reasonable
prices.
All kinds Of job work at this office
Leave your orders and get good work.
good stock and at reasonable prices.
Luther c. Cooper, of lois Cypress
street, died of consumption, Thursday
He had been ailing for a couple of
yegrs. A short time ago he went to his
sisters n Kansas and on Tuesday of
this week was brought back only to die
the second day following. He was a
barber by trade.
Williams the photographer guaran-
tees without exception as to who his
competitors arc, the finest Photographic
work in Pueblo, at prices away below
theirs Money refunded If not as fine
piece Of photo work as produced in tho
city. Call and see him. South Union
ave. No. 23l.
There is an ice boat on the lake rig
ged up with sails but good sailo re- seem
70 be scarce The boys had great
time with the novel machine, however
Tuesday when the nigh wind prevailed
| BY pulling the boat to the side of the
lake next the wind they would mount
it and let i. 90, when it would fly across
the smooth surface of the ice like a bird.
Prof 4 H. Foley has returned from
Piqua, Ohio, where he has finished his
usual term Of teaching penmanship in
the college at that place He will now
apply himself to the lumber and coal
| business Of Foley, Leonard y Co, of
which he is senior member. He gays
that times never were so hard in Ohio as
now and that people are kicking fu-
riously. Colorado is having picnic as
compared with the Buckeye state.
| Mr.. VIM. J. Drummond has charge Of
our shop. He is a born mechanic, and
has had many years experience in man
ufacturIng and repairing bicycles, If
you have difficult work bring it to him
You will be pleased with his work.
PrEBLu CYCLE " MIRO. Co,
J. p. ITHNER, Mgr, Central Block
Some company or syndicate is fencing
IN about 5000 acres Of timber land near
Rock Creek which shuts out the wood
haulers almost completely Many Mex
leans especially make their living by
hauling cooar wood to town, and it is
gazing to be hard blow to them, but
the coal dealers will profit by it. Sew