Amador ledger., 1905-09-29
LOCAL NEWS

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All kinds of harness from S15 up at
Pete Piccardo's.
Ledger and Chicago Week Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 80
in advance.
Mrs. N. LaRivIere accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Cortmarsh, to jackson
last Sunday and returned the next
day. Mrs. Cortmarsh will visit re-
latives in jackson several weeks
before her return home to BuIltrog,
Nevada. a.-Calaveras Citizen.
Ranlett postoffice will be discon-
tinued on the first of October.
The application of the new postotfice
at Martells is hanging fire. The pc
tition was sent on some time ago
and blanks were returned to be filled
in with certain information required
by the department in all such cases.
Among the terms covered was one re-
quiring that the mail would be de-
livered at the postottice without extra
charge. This the railroad authorI-
ties would not sign. Extra pay would
be required to deliver the mail at the
proposed office. The matter is in
allegiance.
Mrs. George Huberty, and daughter
Lucelle, returned from San Francisco
Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Morrow of Amador
City, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Smith of Jackson, returned to
her home on Monday.
H. G. Lester manager of the Red
lick Bros. store, left Sunday for a
weeks visit to San Francisco.
W. K. Jacobs the attorney for
Clarence Murphy, travelled in buggy
from Stockton to Jackson last Sun
day in company with the wife and
defendant. He was not out for wild
game, nevertheless be found wild
animals in his path. About five
miles from Jackson they came across
an animal which was taken for a
skunk. Jacobs had no gun, so he
took up a rock and hurled it with
force, striking the animal IN the
head, and killing it instantly. 1t
was a large badger, and weighed
about 80 pounds.
j. F. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 m.
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 4O4; residence
phone No. 523, Jackson. Cal.
Dan Meiss, young man from ANA
dor county who was lately employed
in the TaIlac, is in the Sisters hos
pitaI in Sacramento recovering from
a fractured skull which he received
short time ago at the hands of a fel-
low workman in the stable named
Luke Mccoy. During a quarrel the
struck latter Meiss on the head with
the iron handle of a large stable
broom, knocking him senseIess.
Meiss was taken to the hospital in
Sacramento the first week of Septem-
ber --PlacervilIe Nugget.
ChiIdren's knit drawers union suits
for % cents at the jackson Shoe
Store.
Rev. F. A. Morrow and Mrs.
Morrow returned Saturday evening
after several weeks visit in San Fran
cisco and Pacific Grove.
Mrs. William Penry Jr., returned
home Friday evening from Wood
bridge, where she went to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Kate
Keeney.
Mrs WlIiford Dennis was a visitor
in Jackson Sunday.
Little Ruby Scatena, who has been
i'll with typoid fever, is now able to
be around the house.
The dance given by the jackson
athletic club was we'll attended,
people being present from all the
various town. the Owl or chestra fur
nished the music
Mr.. Theile left on Sundays train
for San Francisco, where he intends
making his future hume with his
daughter.
DR.. Osborne, the we'll known optic
ian, will be at Spagnol's drug store.
on October 9Th, one day only.
If you have any trouble with your
eyes, better call on g. G. Jensen, at
Langhorst's jewelry store. Mr.. Jen-
sens is too we'll known that recommed
ations are unnecessary.
DR.. c. c. Jensen, the we'll known
optician OF Chico, who has been
making professional visits to jackson
for number of years, is in town.
and will be found at Langhorst' IS
jeweIry store. He will remain only
until the 3rd of October.
Next Sunday Rev. c. E. Winning
of the Methodist church Will preach
at IL a. m. and 7. 30 p. m. Morning
theme 1.-The strength of christian. =
Evening theme ga plea for the
children" Sabbath School at 2 p. m.
CIassmeeting 10. a. m.
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