Amador ledger., 1900-06-15

The public reception in Webb Hall
and banquet in Love Hall, Tuesday
night, proved to be all that could have
been reasonably expected, even by
those inclined to criticise.
Six pair mems no-seam socks for 25
cents at the Red Front. 6-S-tf
A match game of baseball will be
played at the Italian picnic grounds on
the oath of this month between the
jackson and Amador City clubs. A
hot game is looked for.
St. Augustine's Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock,
with Mrs. G. A Waltenspeil.
Look out for the sale of ladies white
goods at the Red Front Saturday,
June 9th. 6-8-tf
Charles Freeman went to Sacramento
for few days visit yesterday.
Ladies white muslin chemise, As cts.
each at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
The two Grand Presidents of the
Order, Judge R. G. Rust and Mrs.
Emma Gett, will lead the Grand March
at the Grand Ball tonight.
Ladies' dress shoes, s1.25 pair at
the Red Front. 6.8-tf
Do not forget the grand ball to be
given by the Plymouth Hook & Ladder
Co., June 23d. The committee promis-
es all who attend a good time and they
always keep their promise.
Ladies' white muslin chemise, 46 cts.
each at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
To Children, ''Those that seek God
early shall find Him." Evening sub
ject at M. E. Church, June II. Morn
ing subject, ''There are people who act
like devils in the home circle, and like
saints in public"
Ladies white muslin umbrella draw
ers with embroidery or lace, 45 cts.
pair at the Red Front. 6-S-tf
Assessor Jack Marchant and Deputy
Geo. F. Mack are well along with the
work. Townships 2, 3, and 5 are
practically finished, and No. 1 could be
finished next week if the property own
ers would come in with the blanks that
have been sent to them.
Ladies' white muslin um brella draw
ers with embroidery or lace, As cts.
pair at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
Actors can tell of many diverting ex-
periences in their career, and the re-
cent volume on 1.-THE Kendals," by T.
Edgar Pemberton, contains many good
stories related by the two noted English
players. The biography is reviewed at
length in the Argonaut for June Is,
1900, and d numbe of the anecdotes re-
printed.
| A full line of delicacies and fruits of
the season can always be found at the
Central Market. We are leaders. A.
B. Caminetti. 6-8-1t
The funeral of the late Mrs. Virginia
| TrabuccO was held in the Catholic
church Thursday morning at 1880,
Rev. Father Gleason officiating. De-
ceased was native of Italy, aged 33
years. She leaves a husband and five
children to mourn the sad loss of a low
ing wife and fond mother. Interment
in the Catholic cemetery.
Ladies' Oxford Ties, so cents pair
| at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
Mr.. Peter Zappettini of San Fran
cisco, attended the Italian picnic, and
enjoyed the banquet in the evening at
Marre's, given by the Society to Wis
tors from Frisco and few of the Jack
son people. Mr.. Zappettini represents
| Fugazi & Co. of San Francisco, and
has been with the firm for IL years.
Mrs. Zappettini will visit her people at
Volcano for several months. Mr.. Zap
pettini returned to San Francisco Sat-
urday last.
The White House has concluded
to stay and decided to sell cheaper
than ever. Prices will rule especially
amounts for cash. 6-8-tf
In the Oakland High School there
we're ten pupils who were so perfect in
their studies that they were permitted
to graduate without final examination.
Among the number is Miss Clare An
derson of Jackson, who is now receiv-
ing the congratulations of her friends.
The Republican meeting at Angeles
having been postponed, Senator Davis
will, at the request of the Butte county
Republicans, address the mass meeting
at Biggs on Saturday, the 23d, to rati-
fly the denomination of VIM. Mckinley
for President.
J. P. Little, principal of the Plym-
outh school, accompanied by his son
Ernest, visited the county seat We'd
nesday and Thursday.