The indicator., 1897-01-30
AW. Lennard went to Denver on
legal business, Wednesday.

A.W. Lennard went to Denver on
legal business, Wednesday.
Marion Dodds has recovered from hi.
attack of typhoid fever and is about
again as usual.
Mrs. j Griffin died suddenly at her
home. ll32 Abriendo avenue last Tues
DAY. The husband was away at the
time. he being out mining somew here.
4. E. Litz will do your blacksmithing
at reasonable figures and do II right
Mrs James L. Hall is still very sick
but ia improving slowly and is thought
to be out OF danger.
j. McCuriy at 4l3 Northern avenue,
is having lots Of shoe repairing to do be
cause ue does tirst class work.
Charming Fanny Rice will be at the
Grand Monday night, She will appear
in her great laughing success. AT the
French Bali" Puebloans need no intro
iuctien to her as she has frequently ap-
peared before them.
Joe Newman highly pleased his audi
anca at the Grand. Tuesday night. He
is success.
T. G. Mccarthy Il Co., uudertakers
and emOalmers, Mccarthy block Phone
169 Residence phone -
The Thermometer registered 10 de
srees below zero Wednesday morning,
which goes without saying that it was
rather cold.
Are you awake to the important fact
THAI Mark Il Co handle only the best
aad cieanest Goals at l39 south Union
aeeuus: If
Mrs. 1. W. Hartnett left FOR Orrilia,
Canada. the first Of the week to visit
aer mother who is very ILL., Dan is now
the loEesomest man in Bessemer, but
The boys around the hotel wilI-try and
keep him chesred up.
The Bessemer Pharmacy keeps the
most eiesaut line Of cutlery to be found
i1 ihe city. The selection is exception
ally good and any customer IS sure to
tul Just what ne wants.
George D Williams, clerk in Herman
81 Su.oss' store, bought one Of the W. 5.
Williams houses and A. Z. Litz, the
blacksmith bought, the other.
Fields x Co. viii show you one OF the
finest lines OF children's hoseiery in the
ciy and all ot their goods are marked
the same as city prices.
On February 2nd " S. Williams and
family VIII bid farewell to Pueblo and
start for Fl. Csyoit. near San Antonio,
Tex, where they will make thsir future
home Mr. Williams has been appoint
ed band master Of the regiment of L. s.
soldiers posted there, at SO per month,
and allowances made himself and family
which makes his salary as good as sl25
per month. Mr.. Williams is one of the
most highly respected citizens of the
city, his wife and family esteemed by
all, and they will be greatly missed
As au instructor OF bands Prof. Viii
liams has few equals, and we are sure
his services will be highly appreciated
10y the boys at Ft. Cavoit.
Dowgen the second hand man at 2O9
South Union avenus is closing out his
stock rapidly aud will let balance go out
at oHe.half price See him for bargains
A. b. Chase will do your express work
carefully and reasonably. Call at the
stables corner Of Northern and Spruce
A very sudden death was that OF Mich
ael Laveu, Sunday last, at 1903 Abrisndo
avenue al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Brennan. The deceased Is tn. father OF
Mrs. Brennan and was making his home
with them, He had been complaining Of
feeling chilled but was not sick to speak
Of He walked about the yard, came in
seated himself in rocking chair close by
the ire said he felt better, but in min
ute thereafter a shudder passed through
bis frame and he was dead, heart failure
being assigned as the cause of death
He vas 81 years Of age and was highly
esteemed by all who know him. The
relatives have the sympathy Of all.
n you would have excellent work
done in the watch and clock repairing
line GO to Humphreys, at Bessemsr
Pharmney
Take your shoes to ] McCurdy.s shoe
shop at il3 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,
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