The indicator. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1894-1911, 1897-08-07

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OUTFITTERs OF ALL MANKIND,
226 S. UNION AVENUE.

f. b. Reigart OF the firm OF Ruegnitz
x Reigart will go to Beulah next week
for a few days recreation.
The Bessemer Pharmacy for fresh
drugs and the best of all kind OF drug
gists' sundries.
Alderman NJ. II, Sinclair has been in
disposed Tor several days with an attack
OF pleurisy.
Miss Cathariue Mccoy will go to Chi
cago the fore part OF September to re-
main indefinitely,
Bert Long, the colored forger who
signed another colored mans name to an
order on Herman & Shloss' store two
weeks ago, met with hasty punishment
as he was sentenced Saturday last to IA
term Of one and a half Years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The colorcd folks had great celebra-
ton Wednesday, it being the occasion Of
the observance OF Emancipation Day.
Tn. lake and Rovers park were the Oh
iective points. and all day crowds OF co
pie were on their way to and from the
resorts They have already decided to
celebrate next year. also.
The souvenir edition of the grand re
union OF states and countries will be de-
livered next Tuesday. The first copies
are now out and they certainly are beau
ties and FAR surpass the promises made
by the compiler, Mr. John Norton. The
principal features Of the great parade
are finely illustrated, and no one can at
ford TO be without one OF these books
which will serve as reminder Of the
biggest day Pueblo ever had
The Misses Anna and Mary Stewart
returned from thor Eastern trip on
schedule time last Sunday after most
enjoyable visit with relatives and friends
Blodgett Il Williams of 2Oi Santa Fe
avenue, will pay the highest price for
second hand goods Of every description,
and will sell at the lowest price. Cheap
rent and no expense for help make it
possible for them to benefit their custom
ers both ways.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs j. II.
II. Low Monday evening OF ills week
and there is renewed Joy in the house
hold.
j. C. Burns has added a porch to his
Northern avenue residence and did
some filling in where the sidewalk should
be. Gradually the Improvements are
going ahead.
The rain of Tuesday evening did an
immense amount Of damage to bridges
and wagon roads this side OF Denver,
but the heavy foods did not reach close
to this city. In fact there was much
disappointment at the small quantity of
water that fell.
Mrs. Dr. Davis OF Cleveland, Ohio.
was in the city the latter part OF last
week and let contract with r. w.
Lynch to paint one OF her houses on
Evans avenue.
p, Sheeran left for the mountains
Friday to be gone a couple OF weeks.
He will spend most OF his time up about
Salida and will prospect the new White
horn mining camp. Mr.. Sheeran is a
practical mining man Of large experience
and his opinion Of the new diggings will
be worth something.
IT. G. Mccarthy is taking some time
these days to ply his profession OF port
raft painting, and at which he is an
adept. He has Just finished a large
painting Of Ludwig Kramer, an old pio-
neer OF Colorado and a we'll known citi- |
zen Of Pueblo who died q few months |
ago, and is now engaged on a portrait OF
Il. L. Wilton. member OF the under |
taking firm Of L. G. Mccarthy & Co. |
They are splendid efforts and reflects
upon the artist who had already made 4
reputation for himself by the painting Of
Washington, Lincoln, Bryan and others.