Amador ledger., 1906-01-12
LOCAL NEWS


Come in and make your selections
of the beautiful sets before the rush
lat the City Pharmacy.
The advent of the railroad has had
Ia depressing effect on the wayside
Saloons on the lone road. The
Mountain Spring house closed last
week. and it is reported that others
are preparing to quit, and looking
for other quarters.
Presents for young and old, come
in and we will select one for you at
the City Pharmacy.
Miss Louisa Guerra, who has been
employed in the city for several
months, returned home Sunday even
ling.
Ernest Spagnoli left Sunday to re-
sumo his studies at the Hastings Law
college in San Francisco.
John FIaherty, after long illness
Iof pneumonia, died at the home of
his mother near Kennedy on Sunday.
lnterment took place Tuesday, in the
Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father
Gleason officiating.
The body of John Ryan, who died
IN private sanitarium IN Stockton
last Friday, was brought to his home
near Martells on Saturday, and the
funeral took place on Sunday, under
the auspices of jackson Miners Union,
Pt which he was member. The re-
mains were inferred in the family
plot in the Catholic cemetery.
Fresh picked olives of the season
Just received; 65c per gallon; NettIe's
market.
q. A. Gritton, county treasurer,
eft Monday morning for San Fran
DISCO, to undergo course of medical
treatment. He has been aiIing for
Fome time, and rest was imperatively
needed. He may have to undergo
Surgical operation. which may require
him to be away from his official duties
for several weeks. DR.. SchoItz, who
has been visiting in jackson for two
weeks, left the same morning, and
will take charge of the case in the
pity.
n the saddle and harness line, see
Piccardo's fine stock on Water street.
Scared by the firing of giant powder,
he team of Dr. Gall ran away while
standing in front of the Meehan re-
idence on the Volcano road. They
bame down Water street full tear, and
1T the Ginocchio's store 6. Qullicl
grabbed them in an effort to stay
heir progress. He was thrown into
he mud, and one side of the fine suit
be wore was literally plastered with
nud. The team went on, but at re-
huced speed, and in front of the bank
ran into a vehicle containing the
Greek priest, but without dong any
harm. Had their progress not been
arrested in the manner described a
Serious accident would most likely
have resulted. AS it was no damage
o either horse, man or vehicle was
the fortunate outcome.
Rusher's clothes cleaner Will take
put all those spots, only 25 cents a
bottle with sponge.
Beginning Saturday afternoon Jan
nary 20 the Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. b. church will begin Woman s
Exchange, in Redlick's window,
where they will have for sale home
Bale delicacies at reasonable prices
We kindly solicit the public patron
age.
E. E Hamrick, who is employed
by the American River Electric Co.,
has been visiting his relatives in
Amador county during the holidays.
Ell Dorado Republican.
The appointment of j. F. Scott as
postmaster of lone has been sent to
the senate for confirmation.
Prescriptions called for and medi-
cine promptly delivered by City
Pharmacy's messenger - no extra
charge. Telephone or have your
doctor telephone for you-Rusher
does the rest.
Miss Henrietta Griffin, saleslady at
the jackson Shoe Store, left Sunday
morning for six weeks vacation.
She will stay a month in San Fran
cisco, and week or two with friends
in Ell Dorado county.
Last day of our big sale, just think
of the prices that we are giving you.
jackson Shoe Store.
Mrs Paul Guerard, has been con-
fined to her room for several days,
with la grippe but at present writing
is improving slowly.
Rev. g. b. Winning, of the Metho.
dist Episcopal, church will on Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock deliver an
address to men, but not to men only,
on 1.-The Tragedy of Life" All are
welcome. The Sabbath school at 2 D.
m. offers opportunity for Bible study