Amador ledger., 1904-08-12
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK

and still is the best.
Lemons, oranges. and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt.
A fine assortment of caskets at
Potter's the Plymouth undertaken.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
VALLEY. y the ''Pearl of Perfection
The boycott on the Crabtree saloon
in Amador City has been declared off.
If you want good harness at reason
able prices call at A. Basso's, Jackson.
]. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours 9 a. M.
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
Mr.. Grassos new house is finished,
and is quite an improvement to the
place.
Miss Rose Stasal returned home last
week, after spending two weeks in San
Francisco.
Olives, salami, swiss. lmburger
Martin s cream and California cheese
at Nettles Mkt.
A fire on the Joe Thomas ranch at
Bunker Hill last week. destroyed a 10
ton stack Of hay.
Several of Jacksons young people
attended the dance at Amador City
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Albina Dillon and Miss Ella
Clute, of Volcano, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Jackson.
Flour 81 125 per sack, best coal oil
ST. 40 per gallon can, and other things
in proportion at Potter's.
DIR. J. F. Wilson left Sunday for his
summer vacation. He will visit his
parents during his absence.
Monroe We'll left on Sunday morn
ing for San Francisco, where he will
visit relatives until school opens.
Miss Cynthia Love returned hcme
Sunday from visit of nearly two
months with relatives iu Oakland
We make speciality of printing all
kinds of notes, receipts, checks etc.
Send your orders to the Ledger office
Everything cheap for cash at H. E.
Potter's, Plymouth.
Frank Valvo, Vic Rocco. and Amiel
.Marcucci left for the mountains early
Monday morning on two weeks
pleasure trip.
Chas. Keame. of West Point, dropped
dead on the street at that place Sun
day while making preparations for
camping trip.
Joe Botto, mill man at the Angels
mine, passed through town Monday.
He reports an addition of 40 stamps to
the Stickles mill.
1t pays to travel miles to trade at
Potter's Plymouth.
J. Meek, who has been on a vacation
for two weeks, returned home Sunday
evening, and has resumed his position
in the Olympus Cafe.
P. Reichling, of San Francisco, one
of the pioneers of Jackson, is on visit
to this town, staying at the residence
OF his son, o. E. Reichling.
If you are going fishing or hunting
and are afraid of Poison Oak, take a
dose of DIR. Mason's Poison Oak Cure.
It is perfect preventative.
Twenty-Five of the hospital inmates
came to California prior to the year
1854. They are considered as pioneers
by the native sons and daughters
John Forbes of Plymouth was re-
Gently badly hurt by cave in the
Nashville mine. He was taken to
Plymouth.-E Dorado Republican.
You will save dollars on $40 bill, by
trading at Potter's, Plymouth.
w. H. G. Buck, representing the
Sutter Creek Record, was in town
Monday, accompanied by VIM. Con
nors, engineer at the South Eureka.
Mrs. Opie Harper, who has been
under surgical treatment in San Fran
cisco for throat trouble, returned home
Wednesday evening. She is much i'm
proved.
II. G. Lester, manager of Redlick'
store, returned from two weeks visit
to San Francisco and other points last
Monday. He was accompanied by his
two children, who have been visiting
relatives in Stockton.
All orders given prompt attention at
Potter's cash store, Plymouth.
One of the inmates of the county
hospital was lodged in Jail Friday
morning, charged with having stolen
towels, soap, ETC., from the other
rooms. The articles were found Sc
creted in his bed. He was dish washer
and in the habit of taking the dishrags
to his room for safe keeping. He was
eoop liberated and is back in the hos
pital.
D. B. Spagnoli and son Ernest re-
turned from short visit to San Fran
cisco Saturday. The trip was for the
purpose of making all arrangements
for the admission of Ernest as student
in the Hastings law college. He lately
graduated from St. Matthew S college
at San Mateo, and his diploma from
this institution was sufficient endorse