Amador ledger., 1901-03-01
SMALL CHIPS FROM THE NEWS BLOCK
SEEDS SENT FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
End of the Quail season.-Back From
Old Mexico.-A Case of Scarlet
Fever In Jackson.


John Muldoon and Thomas Scully
were up from lone Sunday.
Get toilet articles at reasonable prices
at the City Pharmacy.
Mrs. Abramofsky returned from
below Tuesday evening, after an ex-
tended visit.
Mr.. Joyce, owner of the Defender
mine near West Point, was in town
this week.
st. Augustine's Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, in
the mission room on Court street.
The roads have been so bad that the
delivery of trunks has been necessarily
delayed by the stages.
st. Augustine's Mission Court street.
Service with Holy communion Sunday
next, II a. m. Rector, VIM. TUsoN.
Don't forget that if you are looking
for an up-to-date hat, call at the Jack
son Shoe Store.
Mrs. G. A. LaGrave of Sacramento,
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. j.
Quirolo, during the past two weeks.
Eeastern and fresh California oysters
can be had at the Olympus Restaurant.
Try our California Oyster Cock tail.
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Mrs. T. NJ. Church and Miss L.
Culbert, sisters of County Clerk Chas.
L. Culbert, were visitors to the county
seat Wednesday.
There is not an ounce of headache in
barrel of it-Jesse Moore "AA"
whiskey.
A case of scarlet fever was reported
in jackson the first of the week. Citi-
zens should look after the sanitary
conditions of their premises.
The teeth should be given attention.
Tooth brushes and tooth powder can be
had at the City Pharmacy.
The dry goods department of Ginoc-
chic & Bros establishment is being
renovated. Ceiling and shelves are
being painted and the stock overhauled.
The pole buggy that was upset just
below Miller's on the lone road the
| first of the week was brought in behind
one of the freight wagons yesterday.
1t was badly damaged
A new cable was put in from the
Sunset central Office to the fuse box on
a pole on the opposite side of the street
this week. The cable contains los
pairs of wires.
On account of broken spring the
Jackson-Ione stage was delayed an
hour this morning. Tt had been driven
but short distance when the spring
broke, and it was brought back and a
change Of wagons made.
Do you want the best fit and the
best quality for the least money? See
c. H. McKenney, the Amador county
tailor. jan11tf
Yesterday, Thursday, Feb. 18th,
was the last day of the quail season.
The hills abounded with hunters,
anxious to bag mess of birds at the
closing of the season.
Mems dress shoes we have a new line,
ask to see them, they have glove calf
top, coin toes, medium light sole, and
extending, they are the latest out, at
the jackson Shoe Store.
For SALE CHEAP-One bedroom
set, one folding bed, one extension
table, one gas stove, one kitchen table
and few kitchen utensils. Newcum,
Mace building, Main street.
]. E. Bawden, who for the past 80
years has been a resident of this
county, % years of which he has been
in business, has sold out his business in
Suffer Creek and will take rest foran
indefinite period. He will later go into
the real estate business.
Antoine L. Reale, formerly of this
place, was a passenger on the incoming
stage from lone Tuesday evening. Mr..
Reale has been in Sonora, Mexico, for
some time past and contemplates re-
turning and begin mining for himself.
Messenger r. E. Mcconnell of Wells,
Fargo Express Co., is slowly recover
ing from an Injured leg. He was kick
ed by a fractions stage horse on the
road between Angels Camp aud San
Andreas last week. He will probably
go to Stockton in day or two.
The story of the sinking of the
steamer Rio de Janeiro in San Fran
cisco Bay, last week, at the end of her
voyage from the Orient, and the loss of
hundred lives, is told in the Argonaut
for March 4, 1901. Brief mention is
made of the score of marine disasters
that have preceded this latest catas-
trophe in the history of the Pacific
Mail Company.
United States Senator Perkins has
sent James E. Dye one hundred pack
ages of vegetable seeds, each contain
ing sweet corn, lettuce, onion, cucumber
and raddish. These are for free dis
tributiOn and Mr.. Dye will be pleased
to give some of them to each person
who will call. They are of the best
varieties and there are enough of each
kind 'of seed in each package to give a
person planting them samples of the
product to eat and enough for an
abundance of seed for the second year.