Amador ledger., 1902-03-28
Ms Of THE PAST WEEK
prt News Items Of Local
Interest.
ter Service at the Churches Sun
~ George Drendel Falls Six
teen Feet from a Tree.

utterick patterns at L. j. Glavino-
h's.
IoNEER FLOUR always has been
still is the best.
Nabisco, the new cake, try them
Caminetti's Mkt.
pr SALE-House and lot in Jackson.
uire of Mrs. E. G. Turner.
good second hand organ for sale,
ap. Apply to 2. 7. Justus, Jackson.
litter Creek. Trinity church-Easter
Pice will be held in the evening at
o'clock.
ldge Rust went to San Francisco
fore part of this week and returned
terday evening.
nd the good work goes on. Mr..
tus tells us that he has sold three
hos IN the last week.
(r. C. H. Gibbons arrived in jack
again on Wednesday evening. He
remain in the county until May.
.ook at our new add for prices in
ions and come where you can save
hr pennies. Jackson Shoe Store.
lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
ntly on hand at Caminetti's Mkt
Appetizers, sardellen rings, Norway
ehovies, Russian caviar, pate de foie
BIS, and ETC., ETC., at Caminetti's Mkt.
DR.. B. H. Schacht has moved his
ces from Mrs. Koch's building. and
taken rooms in the Webb Hall
ilding.
Jas. E. Dye, who has been superin-
hdent at the Amador-Phoenix mine
ar Weiland, has severed his connec.
IN with that company.
s.. Deletis, the shoemaker, who has
en laid up for over a week with ma
Fla, has recovered so as to be able tC
sumo his work.
Take medicine. Carpenter and black
lith shops amt in it, by looking over
DO samples. Suits to order from S.
We are going to the White
ouse.
". S. Garbarini is building a large
Fo-story residence on his lot at South
ckson. When finished it will be one
the finest and most convenient dwell.
gs in Jackson.
Anything in the grocery line that
lu need can be found at GlavinOvich's
has a large stock of canned fish.
lmon, salmon bellies, mackerel, bloat.
S, ETC., at right prices. Try them.
Easter service will be held Sunday
xt, IL a. m.. in St. Augustine''
lurch. A number of visitors from
her missions are expected to be
resent. Holy communion will bt
Ilebrated.
Operations at the Kirkwood mine
Ave not been resumed yet. The de
4 is caused by efforts to induce more
pital to become interested in th'
roperty. Arrangements are pro
ressing, but have not been consum
ated at present.
The Chicago Weekly Inter Oceal
ears the reputation of being the bes
eekly newspaper in the world. w
ave arranged specially to supply
nd this paper together for one year a
be low price of $3.50 for both.
The Rev. DR.. Matthews OF the NJ. E
hurch, gave his interesting lecture o
H'Turtle Eggs" in the Pine Grow
|hurch on Wednesday evening to d fai
|udience. The proceeds were for tn
|SQ0nb vi 6n0 luuu 1OI repairing I'll
parsonage and fencing the grounds.
1t is expected to have united Easte
program rendered by the people c
charleston and Franklin districts i
! he Franklin school house on next SUI
bay afternoon at 2 o'clock, and anothe
Easter service in Volcano at 1880 p. m
by the young people, at which service
Rev. Geo. W. Beattie will give az
dresses.
Chris. Marelia has cut stairway 81
trance through the side wall of h
store building occupied by L. Glavin
vich, so as to secure access to the off
rooms on the second floor, and do avs
with the old-time stairway that pr
6ected over the sidewalk. 1t is d
|cided improvement. A. Fl. Kuhlmi
lis doing the work.
Frank Blake, the boss of coml
nation of crooks, was let out Of Jail la
week, after serving short sentenc
Instead of getting out of town as so
as possible, he thought it best to st
around, and before night was detect
in the act Of petty larceny, and land
in durance vile again. He enjoyed t
blessings of liberty just five hours.
Mrs. Reese Williams and famil
who arrived from Washington state
month ago, aud have been since sta
ing with j. M. Myers on Stony cree
intend moving into jackson as soon
q suitabl house can be secured. 7
family consists of seven persons. thu
sons, two daughters, and Mrs. "
liams' sister. Two of the sons ;
grown up, and are the main support
the family. Mrs. Williams husbal