Amador ledger., 1902-04-11
is Of THE PAST WEEK
Prt News Items Of Local
Interest.
ling Ready for Bear River-Mid'
E Bar School Closed on Account
of Diphtheria.

E. Sunday School picnic April
All for Kingsbury hats at the Jack
Shoe Store.
lfant's shoes at 15c per pair on sale
he Red Front.
IoNEER FLOUR always has been
still is the best.
Nabisco, " the new cake, try them
Caminetti's Mkt.
good second hand organ for sale,
ap. Apply to Z. I. Justus, Jack son.
iovanni Solari, a native of Italy,
Jared his intention to become citi-
on the eth instant
lives, salami, swiss, limburger.
rtin IS cream and California cheese
Caminetti's Mkt.
Fl. Crocker went to San Francisco
terday morning or legal business.
will return Sunday evening.
he silver watch of Mrs. John Gil
will be- rallied at Heiser's Candy
btory on Sunday, April Goth.
'he Red Front invites everyone with
Prospective clothing want to attend
great clearance sale.
Appetizers, sardellen rings, Norway
ehovies, Russian caviar, pate de foie
hs, and ETC., ETC., at Caminetti's Mkt.
Dur new line of summer oxfords will
rive soon. All the latest styles in
avy and light soles. Jackson Shoe
pre-.
Mrs. E. B. Robertson came up from
ockton last Monday on visit to her
lighters, Mrs. DIR. Gall and Mrs. DR..
brrick.
Crowded every day, busy as can be.
its made to order from S5 up to the
Fellest $25 at the White House, Jack
%, Cal.
Mrs. Jos. Gregor has been danger
sly i'll for the past week, with COM
ication of ailments. She is still in a
ry critical condition.
Mrs. Julius Lowenthal and son came
from San Francisco last Sunday to
sit her brother. and family, MIR. aud
RS. Bonnefoy.
Boys 35c knee pants on sale at l5c
br pair at The Red Front.
George Weller managed to have a
owe fall on his foot early in the week,
hd was lamed for several days from
be effects thereof.
If you want to please your family
hd girls-go to Louvre restaurant for
yster cocktails, price Is cts. Oyster
|af any time, day or night.
Warner A. Root, representing The
lining and Engineering Review, of
an Francisco, was in Jackson on Tues
ay, in the interest of that journal.
The Red Front great clearance sale
bmmences on Saturday, April II, 1902.
This sale is their greatest event of the
ear, which everyone ought to take
dvantage of.
Mrs. M. Stagg arrived by Saturdays
tage on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Eco. G. Folger. She intends to pro-
eed to Seattle in few days to make
Ter home with her other married
Mrs. Driscoll.
Salvador Riella, a native of Italy,
vas admitted citizen on the Sth inst,
IN the testimony of S. N. Spagnoli and
William Tam. Filing Anderson was
made citizen the same day on the
estimony of Henry S. Martin and c.
,. Vicini.
Great slaughter of dry goods and
hoes at The Red Front.
A benefit dance will be given at
Amador City in Taylor & Aliens hall,
IN April 18th, for the benefit of Mrs.
T. Rettaglietta. Music furnished by
Irainger's Orchestra. Tickets 81;
upper so cents. Every body is invited.
The ST. Rev. W. H. Moreland, D.
D., Bishop of Sacramento Jurisdiction,
will visit Amador county and hold con-
irmation services as follows: lone,
april 11th, 7:30 p. m; Sutter, April
9th, II a. M; Jackson, April 18th,
go p. m.; Mokelumne Hill, April 14th,
p. m. The two new churches at Sut-
or and Jackson will be consecrated at
he above dates.
A. Fl. Kuhlman moved from New
into the double house on
Summit street next to A. Caminetti's
'esidence. The south side has been
ixed up in good shape, repapered and
epainted throughout on the inside.
?. Tabeaud will move into the rooms
IN the north side in few days. The
iwO families have been living under the
anne roof for several years, and are
oath to be separated.
A. H. Kuhlman, the carpenter and
contractor, was kicked by horse last
Monday, and injured so that he was
Unable to work for several days. He
was in the act of going into Garbarini's S
shop, and passed close to a
horse belonging to Barney O'Neil that
was tied in front of the premises. The
animal was scared, and let fly with
both hind feet striking Kuhlman in