Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-01-04
Inmates Of County Hospital
Remembered.
RUNAHArS FROM PRESTON SCHOOL RETAKEH
Banquet of the Trustees of the Pres
ton School of Industry.-Visit
the Calaveras Cave.

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sick for several days, is improving.
Mr.. Carlisle of lone, mining partner
of DR.. Adams, was in town the first of
the week.
Supervisor LeMoin was in town We'd
nesday and lunched at the New
National.
Fine Oregon potatoes can be had at
Caminetti's Central Market.
dec. AL mo-
During the year 1900, sixteen divorce
suits were begun In the Superior Court
of Amador county.
The cold snap of the past few days,
is being followed by very disagreeable,
windy weather.
Absolutely the best in the market
lone -four. 8-24tf
F. E. Blakeley of Pine Grove, was
in town last Saturday, and favored the
LEDGER Office with call.
Misses Lucy and Hattie Hinkson of
Amador City, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. VOORHEES, yesterday.
lone is noted for several good things,
but more especially for the best flour
in the market-try Peerless. S-24tf
Rev. F. A. Morrow was too i'll on
Sunday to occupy the pulpit. Mrs.
Morrow proved an excellent substitute.
Three of the six boys who recently
escaped from the Preston School, were
captured at Clements on Wednesday.
Pioneer Flour is the "Lily of the
Valley" the ''Pearl of Perfection" n
George Howard, well known resi-
dent of Suffer Greek, died on Dec. 20,
1900, after a protraoted illness. He
leaves widow.
Ex-Supt. of Schools Mack of lone,
member of the Board of Education.
was here on duty during the recent
session of that body.
New crop of nuts and figs just re-
ceived at Caminetti's Central Market.
dec. AL mo.
Mr.. John Turner, of the W. E. Kent
mercantile esta blishment, returned last
week from Berkeley, where he visited
friends for two weeks.
Ladies' kid shoes, in button, reduced
from $3.50 to IS cents a pair at the
jackson Shoe Store.
We handle all kinds of building lum
Der, and the quality and price makes
ready sale for it. Call at Amador
County Flour Mills, lone. 8-24tf
Are we more apt to catch the vices of
Others than their virtues? Evening
subject at M. E. church, Sunday, Jan.
6, 1901. Morning subject-Our new
century.
In order to make room for our new
spring stock, and for the benefit of our
customers, We will offer for sale all of
our odd and short lines at greatly re-
duoed prices. Jackson Shoe Store.
Messrs. Geo. 1. and Jas. Jay Wright,
OF the firm of Geo. l. Wright & Son,
abstracters, returned from a holiday
visit with relatives in Oakland, Sunday
evening,
Try package of yankee Shelled
Popcorn. !" Just the thing for old and
young. Only 10 cents a package.
Caminetti's Central Market.
dec. AL mo.
From the Amador Flour Mills, lone,
Mr.. D. Mccall, manager, we have re-
ceived an exceedingly artistic and elab-
crate calendar for 1901. 1t is decided
masterpiece in the way of calendar.
The Stockton email F" will please ac
cept the thanks of this Office for one of
its patent calendars for 1901. 1t is the
most convenient calendar that we have
seen and is as artistic in design as it is
useful.
Large consignment of oranges,
lemons and fruits, especially for the
holiday trade, just received at Can't
netti's Central Market. dec. 14-1mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Hewitt and
baby, arrived from Placerville New
Years day, and were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Selkirk. Mr.. Hewitt is a
miner by profession and will locate in
Suffer Creek. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garbarini spent
Xmas in Murphys. They went over
Sunday and returned Wednesday.
They were the guests of V. S. Garba-
rini's family While there they visited
the Calaveras Cave.
You can always get strictly first-class
fresh fish the year round at A.. B. Cam
inetti's Central Market. 6-8-tf
F. M. WhitmOre arrived from his
Antelope home, Sunday night, and will
remain here for few weeks looking
after his lumber and other interests.
He begins the Twentieth Century as
hale and hearty as man of fifty, not
withstanding he is approaching the
octogenarian mark.
Mrs. r. E. McConnell's dressmaking
parlors are now in the Wallace Kay
building, she having rented the COM
modious front rooms which the late
DR.. Robertson occupied as an Office for
many years, Mrs. Mcconnell has
built up fine business in her line, the
work she turns out being equal in
every respect to that done in the best
drecsmakinp establishments in tho oitv