Amador ledger., 1902-05-09

W. r. Selkirk has severed his con-
nection with the Herald.
10 doz. ladies' seamless black drop
stitch hose at 14c pair at the White
House.
George Archer, who has been absent
in New York state for several months
past, returned to his home in jackson
Wednesday evening.
Frank Simcich left early this week
to test the virtues of one of the mineral
springs in the northern part of the
state.
Our ladies' tan oxfords will be sold
out this month, and in order to sell
them we have cut them to SOC, 75c, and
S1.00 per pair. Come and get your
size. Jackson Shoe Store.
An old-fashioned toddy-either hot
or colds a great drink, if made of
Jesse Moore Whisky. A little sugar,
a little water, then the pure stuff
Jesse Moore" Whisky.
We are compelled to defer the pub
lication of an in memoriam communi-
cation, also an article on Alaska, until
next week.
The closest cash bargains on dry
goods, clothing, furniture, carpets,
wall paper and window shades at the
White House.
J. Mortimer, the decorative artist of
Jackson, was in Amador City all last
week employed in fixing up some offices
and business places there. He has also
been working there this week, and
talks of opening up permanent place
of business in that lively town. He
says there is plenty of work around
there to keep a painter steadily en-
ployed.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Maude Margaret Gibbons,
daughter of DR.. G. H. Gibbons. to
Eugene Aloysius Murphy, which is an
nounced to take place in the Catholic
church, Jackson, at 10 o'clock next
Thursday morning, May Is. The
groom is prominent citizen of Skag-
way, Alaska, and left there over a
week ago for Jackson.
Miss Rachel Nathan and Miss Irene
Walker, daughter and grand daughter
of Jack Nathan of this town, arrived
Wednesday evening from San Fran
cisco. They intend making their home
here, and will keep house for the old
man, who is delighted at the prospect
of being sheltered under his own roof,
with members of his own family around
him, in his declining years.
Suits made to order. Every suit
guaranteed to fit or no sale. You do
not pay until you are sure that you
have just the right thing. jackson
Shoe Store.
The funeral of Mamie Tam, which
took place last Saturday, was one of
the largest witnessed in jackson for a
long time. Services we're held in the
Catholic church, lby the Rev. Father
Gleason. The floral pieces, of which
there were fully l50, were marvellous in
design and workmanship, and testified
to the affectionate remembrance in
which the young lady was held in this
community, and the deep sympathy
for the bereaved family.
A call was issued for meeting to be
held in jackson last Saturday to con-
slider the matter of having fourth of
July celebration at the county seat.
The attendance was small, owing it
was said, to its being busy evening,
so the meeting was postponed until
Wednesday evening. On that evening
no one attended. This lack of interest
has thrown cold bath over the pro-
ject. Probably the business men will
do something later on, when the time
becomes so limited that nothing can be
done effectually.
The Sacramento street fair will open
next Monday. 1t promises to eclipse
everything in that line ever witnessed
at the capital city. An attendance of
at least 40, 900 people from the outside
is looked for. The hotels and restaur-
ants have agreed not to increase rates
of board or lodging during the week of
festivity. Ali the space on the midway
has been taken. No doubt there will
be liberal attendance from Amador
county at this celebration. The peo-
pie of Sacramento have simply outdone
themselves in their efforts to cater to
the pleasure and entertainment of
visitors.