Amador ledger., 1904-02-05
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.-W. J. Nettle Pur-
chases Caminettis Fruit Market.

Don't miss the February sale at Red.
lick's.
PIONEER FLOUR always has beer
and still is the best.
Mrs Fithian of lone, after shor;
visit here, returned home this morning.
Editor Wood of the Amador Record,
was visitor at our sanctum last Tues,
day.
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. m.
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
John Holtz was passenger on the
Raggio stage line Monday for Sacra-
mento.
DR.. Fireman of Volcano, passed
through town Tuesday en- route to San
Francisco.
Fred Cofer, a blacksmith at Gar
: barini's shop, went to San Francisco on
Tuesday of this week.
Op-bO-udb6 u0ublSIty ny DT OeluCCHl,
the Sutter Creek dentist.
Ticket No. II held by Orc Fino Cir
Gle won the wardrobe raffied in Masonic
hall by the Circle this week.
1000 presents for boys and girls free
at Redlick's.
Professor Greenhalgh of the Sutter
school, was visiting his sister, Mrs.
O'Neill, several days this week.
Delucchi, the Sutter Creek dentist
is still doing that excellent dentistry at
the old stand. He guarantees salts
faction.
Attorney MCGEE went to the city
Wednesday morning to be present at
the banquet given by the state bar as
sociation on the evening of the 4th inst.
White lawn waists, colored percale,
ETC., all new 1904 goods. E. Teesdale.
1.-THE" Peddler.
Raymond Day, formerly employed at
the Wide Awake mine, was visitor in
town Monday of this week. Mr.. Day
left Tuesday morning for Oroville,
where he will probably locate.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
MIR. Goldenberg, late employe ol
the Red Front, who departed about six
weeks ago for Rochester, N. Y, re.
turned on Sunday of this week, and is
now attending customers at the Golden
Eagle.
Our new line of ladies shoes will ar
rive soon. They are swell; all styles,
at $3.50. Jackson Shoe Store.
On Monday of this week the remains
of Mrs. Asbury of lone, passed through
Jackson en- route to Mokelumne Hill,
followed by large number of the
friends of deceased. Prior to last We'd
nesday, the 9th ultimo, Mrs. Asbury
was in her usual good health, but On
that evening she was suddenly attack
ed with neuralgia of the heart, to
which she succumbed last Saturday.
She was past 60 years of age, and is
survived by four sons and one daugh-
ter The remains were laid by the side
of her husband at Mokelumne Hill.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; Csc per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
On Monday, the 1st instant, w. J.
Nettle jr., purchased the business of A.
: Caminetti. Mr.. Nettle, we are glad to
state, is Jackson boy, having been
raised in this town. He is a young
man of sterling integrity, with a good
store of ambition, and we predict for
him similar success to that of his
predecessor. In selling out. however,
Mr. Cahinetti does not intend leaving
Jackson. He will now devote his en-.
tire time to the insurance business.
The finest line of dress skirts ever
brought into the county, including
etamine and voiles in grey, navy and
black, alpaca in same colors, cheviot,
serge, broadcloth and novelty light
weight wool, all handsomely trimmed
and strictly up-to-date. E. Teesdale,
''The" Peddler.
On Sunday, the 31st instant, Chester,
the little son of Mr.. Sobey, living al
Jackson Gate, met with very painful
accident. He was playing on the fence
around the school yard, when he lost
his equilibrium and fell to the ground
In falling his hand lodged in gopher
hole, breaking both bones of the fore
arm, the bones protruding through the
flesh and sticking into the ground. He
was taken home at once and physician
summoned, and now the little fellow i.
getting along quite nicely.
Olives, salami, swiss. Iimburger
Martins cream and California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
My New York buyer has been ex
tremely successful in his selection ot
eolOrs and styles of all goods. E
Teesdale, ''The" Peddler.
Jack McCutchen, the popular and
live business man of the Jackson Shoe
Store, returned to Jackson Sunday
evening, and will hereafter stay with
the Jackson business. Last week he
disposed of the branch store in Wood.
land, so that his undivided attention
will be given to the store here. He
has rented the Genera house near the
California hotel, and moved therein
this week. Lester Armstrong, who
had charge of the store while Mr..
McCutchen was away, has gone to
Woodland, where he has. secured a
good position as clerk in a prominent