The indicator., 1897-09-25


shop at Alb Northern avenue. He does
the best kind OF work and at reasonable
prices.
Tom Grow, superintendent of the con
vertsr at the steel works, is in the East
making a selection OF machinery FOR that
department. and his views OF what is
needed will be submitted to the COM
pany.
The Bessemer Pharmacy for fresh
drugs and the best of all kind OF drug
gists' sundries.
Deacon Lsvvie, the cigar manufac
turer, is suing the city for 500 damages
caused by an overflow of water from the
street running into his basement and
destroying lot Of tobacco leaf.
West Bros, & Co., undertakers and
-mbalmers, w. II, Sweeney, manager,
Board OF Trade building. Telephone
No. 179, Open day and night.
Tickets for the DeRemer theater can
be procured at II Perlet's store. Man
ayers L.ckin aud Harris have made the
arrangement for the convenience of Bes
semer people and have placed a major
ity OF the best seats in the house at
their disposal. The gentlemen are well
qualified to handle a theater and will
bring tbs DeRemer up to a high stand
ard of eXcsllenc..
Anthracite at $3.50. This is for the
best anthracite and the price won't last
great while, Anderson x Moore have
it. Yard on Elm street near steel works,
Lake Minnequa has Secured its an
uual victim by drowning. Last Satur-
day Joseph Adnmetz, a German living
on the north silt, was drowned while
out in a boat fish -, and after an all
night search and Mp until / p. m. Sun
day search ~as made for the hsiy, when
it was at last found and brought to
shore Several persons saw him found
ering in the water but no one saw him
fall out Of the boat, 1t was agreed that
it WAS an accident, and a sad one at that.
Snowatilla Cream for chapped hands
and face, at the Bessemer Pharmacy.
According to what looks like well au::
thenticatsd reports s there is going to be
dreadful suffering in the kloadike re
giou this winter. Too many mouths to
feed from the scanty supply OF rations
will be the main cause OF the hardships
to be endured.
Anthracite $3.50 per ton. Immediate
delivery. Price will not go lower, so or
der now No. > Canon chestnut S2.75
per ton delivered. This is good clean
cheap coal. c. c, c. Co. l.. S. Davis,
agent. BOB North Union avenue. Tels-
phone No l75.
The Pres. accuses Alderman Colvin
Of trying TO put up Job on the city by
advocating that three additional lights
be placed iI each ward, which would en-
able the electric light companies to make
up the loss caused by reduction in the
cost OF the lights. Alderman Sinclair
informs US there IS no job, and il there
is we don't believe he knows anything
about it. However, the thing is being
looked into. and we shall know more
shortly.
This office is under obligations to W
P. Swartz for choice selection OF veni-
son, the result OF his prowess as hunt
er There is no mistsking ii for veal as
it had a handle TO it in the shape OF
tail, showing that it was not only part of
deer but OF the black tailed variety at
that Mr. Swartz is feeling splendid
after his two weeks trip IN the north
western part OF the state
McMahon & Collier. undertakers and
embalmers, 1872 South Union avenue,
corner D street. Open day aud night.
Telephone 226.
Work will bs begun on the extension
Of Elm street next week. When com
pleted Elm street will connect with Oak
street, cutting an opening past the hos
pital Alderman Sinclair is to be cred.
tied with having changed the work from
contract job to being let by the day to
men and teams who will be un Ter the
supervision Of Engineer Hathaway and
the street and bridge committee.
When you want to buy or sell any
thing in the way Of second hand house
hold goods, stoves, etc. don't fail to call
on Blodgett Il Williams They buy
everything, sell everything and have one
Of the emporiums of trade in the city.
j. McCurdy will do your shoe repair
ing with neatness and dispatch.
Memorial services were held last Sun
day by the w. G. T. U. societies of the
city at tho First NJ f. church in honor
Of Mrs. NJ. A. Patterson, noted and be
loved member of the society. 1t was
decided to honor the name of the dis
tinguished deceased by making up the
sum Of 800 which is necessary to have
her name inscribed on a marble slab IN
Willard hall, Temperance Temple Chi
cago. The Patterson W. C. T. U Of
Bessemer, -clipsed all others by gener-
ously subscribing 80 Mrs. Patterson's
name will be the second from Pueblo
which will appear in the grand temple,
that of Mrs. F.. S. owen being the other