Amador ledger., 1901-12-20

perienced in this section for years.
Everything in the nickel, steel, agate
ware line can be had at the same price
as the common enameled ware at
Weller's Hdwe. Store.
Ernest Spagnoli, Gilbert VoOrhies
and Willie Tuson, who have been at
tending St. Matthew's college at San
Mateo, returned home this week to
spend the Christmas vacation.
A nice assortment of holiday crockery
ware, not large one, but every piece
is well selected, and you would not be
ashamed to make a present of any
article to the most fastidious. Weller
Hdwe. Store.
Miss LYDIA Podesta, who has been
visiting friends in San Francisco and
the bay cities for a couple of months,
returned home last Monday. Miss
Podesta reports very enjoyable time
while with her city friends.
Don't forget to call at Cademartori' IS
for fine cakes, pies, nuts, and candies
of all kinds for Christmas and the holi-
day eattngs.
Thomas j. Seymour was caught in a
cave in the Kennedy on the 9Th instant,
aud received bruises about the right
foot and hip which confined him to bed
for week. He was able to get down
town for the first time last Wednesday.
We have no toys; but for a useful
and acceptable present to your wife, tie
a nice nickel and silver plated tea or
coffee pot to her stocking. Of course,
they are too large to place inside.
Price, $1.25, $1.35, and S1.50 each.
Weller Hdwe. Store.
Lace curtains, portiers, table covers,
and rugs at greatly reduced prices at
the White House.
DR.. Erich was in Jackson Monday to
attend to business in his line. The doc
tor is a specialist in eye, ear, nose and
throat diseases, and makes monthly
visits to this town. He is securing
quite a practice. His next date for
jackson is Monday, January 20.
Mrs. Theresa Behnken, neice of P.
Dwyer, died in Oakland last Sunday, of
pneumonia, aged SO years. Deceased
was well known in Jackson, having
been employed at the Globe hotel
several years back. Her sister, Miss
Macdonald, also Mrs. G. G. Ginocchio
and daughter Ila, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwyer left for the city to attend the
funeral
Toys and all kinds of fancy goods
that were bought especially for the
holidays, and that will please both the
young and the old; just the things that
will make the little ones happy at
Christmas time are to be had at Cade-
martori's.
The Universal range is so called
because it is known over the universe.
We have none at present; simply want
to tell you we have the county agency,
and the line will be in shortly. This
line of stoves, made by Cribben Sexton
Co., in conjunction with the Westwood
range, will make the finest line of
stoves to be found in any city Weller
Hdwe. Store.
A movement is on foot to lay a
cement side walk on Broadway from
the Main bridge to Marre's hotel.
Nearly all the property holders along
that thoroughfare, besides some who
have no property interests there, are
willing to help along this grand i'm
provement. The cost is being esti-
mated, with the view of determining
the pro rata to be contributed by the
owners. 1t is not definitely settled
that the work will be undertaken.
Word has been received here of the
death of Andrew Saullan at Virginia
City, of miners consumption. De-
ceased was well known around Jackson
as Liverpool Jack, he having worked
for years in the Argonaut and other
mines in this locality He was mem
ber of Manzanita lodge, Independent
Order of Foresters, and carried an in
surance of $4,000, the policy being pay
able to his married sister at Virginia
City, with whom he was boarding at
the time of his death. Deceased was
native of Austria, aged about A years.
Henry Campbell, an old resident of
Irish Hill, near lone, died last Satur-
day. The deceased, it will be re-
membered, was one of the jurors in the
first trial of the case against William
Evans, for the murder of M. Tovey,
the messenger on the lone stage line,
in 1898. He was one of the jurors who
was taken sick during the progress of
the trial, necessitating the discharge of
the jury before the case was submitted.
Deceased was native of ireland, about
70 years of age. The interment took
place in the Catholic cemetery of Jack
son, Rev. Father Gleeson officiating;
the remains being laid by the side of a
sister, Mrs. Lafferty, who died many
years ago.
The tinware, agate ware, hardware,
etc., handled here, are of the very best.
No seconds of any description to be
fOund in OI1r stock Waller Hdwa