Amador ledger., 1900-04-27

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Jackson Cash Grocers carry the fresh
est crackers and fancy cakes. 4-6-1m
The lone annual picnic takes place
today. Good weather-big crowd.
So be it.
Pioneer Flour is the LILLY of the
Valley" the 'Pearl of Perfection" n
The Lady Minstrels at Webb Hall
tonight. They are prepared to amuse
all who attend. Pack the hall.
Mems dress shoes at s1.25 per pair at
the annual clearance sale at Red Front.
Mrs. F. A. VOORHEES, is the guest of
DIR. and Mrs. Freeman of San Francisco.
She will be absent about two weeks.
Ladies ties at $1.OO per pair at the
annual clearance sale at Red Front. 3-5
D: A. Gutmann, S. M. Woodard and
Chief Engineer Feusier we're in town
Monday on railroad business.
Gil Dickerman has moved to Quartz
Mountain and will work in the long
lost Peg Leg" now known as the AL
taite mine.
The very best of raviola or chicken
plnners may be obtained at the Origi-
nal Louvre every Sunday. 3-30-tf
VIM. Sherwood, the carriage painter,
has completed fine job for A. Pic
cardo, and is now engaged in painting
A. b. Caminetti's new delivery wagon.
The cheapest place to buy your gro
ceries is of the jackson Cash Gro
GERS. 4-6-1mo
Miss Kate Cavalero, of the New Ma
tional force, intends going to San Fran,
cisco soon to be treated by DR.. Barcan,
the famous occulist.
Annual clearance sale. Three pair
children's hose for % cents. Red
Front. 3-2
Clarence Greenwood, son of j. A.
Greenwood, left for the Questo copper
mine in MADEIRA county by way of
Stockton last Wednesday morning.
lone Flour Mill is home industry
and makes the. best -four. Why not
patronize it? 3-I6-ft
Thomas Trezise, engineer at the
Kennedy East shaft, is an old time
Plumas county mining man, and was
foreman of the Crescent mine in that
county for twelve years.
Annual clearance sale. Mems large
turkey red. blue and white handker-
chiefs at cents each at Red Front. 3-5
Martin Thomas, who leased the
right to work on certain ground near
the Amador Queen No. l mine, struck
quite pocket last Monday. One pan
of dirt yielded $147. 10 in gold.
M. Newman has agreed to transport
the delegates and accompanying visi-
tors to the Grand Parlor, N. d. G. W.,
from lone to jackson and return, and
is making preparations TO do the job in
first-class style.
Three pair ladies' black hose for 25
cents at the annual clearance sale at the
Red Front. 3-5
Owing to the illness of his child,
Charles Morrow returned from Idaho,
arriving home Tuesday night. He was
summoned by wire. The child is now
reported convalescent.
Mrs. Abramofsky, who has been iv-
ing in San Francisco for several
months, returned to Jackson last week
and will in future reside here with her
mother, Mrs. Rosa Froelich.
To the Front again. Annual clear.
ance sale from April I'd to April 3Oth at
the Red Front. 80
Mrs. Mary Evans left yesterday
morning for few weeks visit with her
sister in Lincoln, Placer county. On
the way she will visit Mrs. Daniel
Stewart of lone and friends in Sacra.
mento during Carnival week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Graz, who have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. ]. Nettle and family,
left Wednesday for their home in
Grass Valley. Mr.. Best of this place
accompanied them and will visit in
that vicinity for two weeks.
| Two tonsorial artists to wait upon
you at the Globe Shaving Parlor, a few
doors north of Globe Hotel. 4-20-tf
H. Bradigan of Oleta, was in town
yesterday and favored this Office with
call. He gave an interesting descrip-
ton of his visit to Bartlett Springs
some years ago, and the effect the
water had on him. He's corker,
is Bradigan. Call again.
A. B. Caminetti of the Central Mar.
ket has bought the entire olive crop ol
San Joaquin county orchardist, and
, is prepared to sell both ripe and green
, olives at San Francisco prices. Give
him a call and be convinced. 4-6tf
A man goes up into publicity, the
next day he is caught in the jaws of the
printing press and mangled, morning
subject at N. E. church next Sunday