Amador ledger., 1900-06-22

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youth and his aged parents. During
his absence his business will be con-
Quoted by Samuel Harris.
Three pair full finished ladies stock
ings for 25 cents. White House. 6-0-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Belgrano, Mrs. Bel
granO's sister and two children and r.
T. Harding, attorney-at-law of San
Francisco, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Ginocchio few days this week and
part of last. Wednesday they went to
Angels.
Ladies' white muslin um brella draw
ers with embroidery or lace, 45 cts. a
pair at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
DIR. Gall was summoned by phone to
West Point late last evening, to attend
Charles Bert's, two children who are
down with scarlet fever. Itwas an all
night trip, the doctor returning about
t7o'cIock the following morning.
Six pair mems no-seam socks for 25
cents at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
Owing to a tailing's plant in San
Diego county, in which he was in
terested. being destroyed by fire, John
R. Phillips, Supt. of the Amador
Queen No. 2, made trip there last
week. He returned Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Phillips says business is
rather quiet in the southern part of
the State.
Ladies white muslin umbrella draw
ers with embroidery or lace, As cts. a
| pair at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
Sheriff Gregory arrested a young
man in lone, Wednesday, who is
charged with stealing about $3.50. 1t
is reported that he returned S1O6 of the
money and tried to raise the balance,
but failed. We refrain from publish
ing his name, pending more accurate
information for one thing, and because
at this writing ~(Thursday) no COM
plaint, as far as we can learn, has been
sworn to. ::
Ladies Oxford, Ties, so cents pair
at the Red Front. 6-6-tf
Thomas Sevy, who fell about 30 feet
Tuesday, while at work in the Ken
nedy east shaft, sustained sprained
ankle and severe cash on the left
wrist and elbow. He is under DR..
Calls care.
The White House has concluded
to stay and decided to sell cheaper
than ever. Prices will rule especially
amounts for cash. 6-8-tf
Emil Fossall, while engaged in un-
loading heavy logs from a wagon at
the Kennedy, Tuesday, was caught be-
tween two logs and severely squeezed
across the small of the back and abdo-
men. DR.. Gall was summoned and
pronounced him not dangerously in
jured.r
What may happen to Jackson A
lamp exploded in a Roman Catholic
Cathedral, at Santiago, and caused
| 2, 500 souls to pass up to God. In
Chicago $3.50, 600, 900 worth of property
destroyed. Evening subject at NJ E.
church Sunday, June "a. Morning
subiect-If you have turned your back
on God where will you spend Eternity.
Look out for the sale of ladies white
goods at the Red Front Saturday, June
9th. 6-8-tf
Judge John F. Davis has closed out
the deal for the sale of the Del Monte
group of mines in Calaveras county
owned by Cornelius O'Neill and Ber-
nard O'Neill, to Truman Schenck and
others representing eastern capital.
The agreement was executed, and first
payment made Saturday evening.
Ladies white muslin skirts, full size,
so cents each, at the Red Front.
6-S-tf
Wycliffe L. Chant berlin of Alameda,
who for the past few weeks has been
working on the cyanide plant being
erected by his brother, G. Chamber
lin below the Zeila mill, received word
Monday evening of the illness of his
mother who is now at Santa Rosa, and
departed for that place Wednesday
morning.
Ladies' Oxford Ties, so cents a pair
at the Red Front. 6-S-tf
The trial of Mary Badaracco of SUIT
ter Creek for using vulgar language
and disturbing the peace of the family
of Carlo Cisi, before jury of twelve,
on Tuesday and Wednesday before
Justice Giles, resulted in the conviction
of the defendant. District Attorney
Vicini and Judge DAVIS as associate
counsel represented the. People and
Attorney j. W. Caldwell the defendant.
Children's black ribbed hose four
pair for 25 cents at the jackson Bar
gain Store. 6-22-1t
Early Saturday morning the dele
gates to the Grand Parlor, N. D. G..
W., took their departure. They gave
three cheers for Jackson, three more
for Ursula Parlor No. 1 and three more
for Amador county. Without excep-
ton, they were unstinted in praise of
the reception accorded them by the
people of Jackson.
Don't forget to attend the great
auction sale of watches, jewelry and
1847 Roger Bros. silverware of every
description, at Love Hall.
Roger Bros. 1S47 knives, forks and