May 24, 1871 (4 pages)

ore ly. vr tuda bal vl old Ite: In~ de ge ee ire al— MOLL la~ Ub re~ phe ed Ci ar. pb by & ud bun. ts, phi uy ate bh the: VS ER. it, L, Loe dy, She axily Granseript, NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. County Central Committee. By a notice in to-day’s paper it will be seen that.a meeting of the Republican County Central Cominitteois called to meet at Judge Niles’ office, at the “Court House in this city, on Saturday, June 3d, at 2o0’clock p.m. The work of the Committee is to calla County Convention, and other important business will come up for consideration.— The following are.the members of the County Central Committee in the several townships: Nevada—A. C. Niles, J. W. Hinds, P. H. Belden, A. H. Hanson. Grass Valley—J. P. Stone, 8. W. Lee, D. P, Holbrook. Meadow Lake—P. Murray, M. K. Burk. Rough and Ready— Williamson Bar. ker. Bridgeport—O. P. Stidger. Bloomfield—John Bush. Eureka—Sam. T. Henry. Washingioa—L. R.Prescott: Little York—B. F. Snell. Geo. A. Reynolds. George A. Reynolds, an old resident of Nevada county, has been long connected with the Lawrence Republican Journal,’ Kansas. Reynolds, betore the last Senatorial fight in Kansas went over to the Democracy, and with~ drew from the Journal. He was quite prominent in politics of both parties in this county. Ia 1854 he was depus ty Assessor under McUoy, and the next year served as Deputy Sheriff under “Boss” Wright. In September 1855, he was elected to the State Legislature as. a Know Nothing, having until that time acted with the Democracy. In ~ Ransas he received the appointment of Indian Agent as a Republican, and bes came quite wealthy. He has taken a prominent part in the politics of that State. Many of the old residents of Nevada will be pleased to learn of Rey.’ nolds, who left this county in 1856, im-~ mediately after his term as Representative expired.Improvements, ore buildings are being erected and improvements being made in this city this Spring than-at any time in the last seven years. The carpenters,paintets and other workmen have about all they can attend to. The buildings de-~ stroyed by the late fire, on Pine street are being replaced or repaired, many, business houses are being painted and improved, and a considerable amount of work has been put en the residences. Nevada is moré tively in business matters than for along time, and there is a prospect for still further improvement. Sunday School Anniversary. . The Sabbath School Anniversary of the Little York school is announced to come off on the 4th of June at that Place. Preparations are. being made to make the occasion interesting to all who attend. The exercises will consist of singing, reading in concert, an address, recitations, etc. The Mite Society, an adjunct of the Sunday School, had a gathering of the friends of education on last Thursday evening, and beside having a good time, raised $44 50 for Sunday School purposes. Baer Sh nder Sheriff McBrown yesterday left for San Quentin, having in charge Lanagan and Mallen who ure to serve four years for highway robbery. The county jail is now without a prisoner, and we hope it will remain in that con dition for some time, Just the Place. Go and see H. Levy’s new dry goods store, atthe old stand of Nathan & Novitzky, Commercial street, Nevada.— All goods are new and of the ‘latest style, and it is just the place for ladies to buy. Levy has a fine assortment of dress goods, wall paper, shawls, trimmings, etc., and he offers big inducements in the way of great bargains. * Fresh Truckee trout and strawber Ties received daily, also vegetables and meat of ail kinds, furnished at the Empire Market, Main street. 8. M. TimA GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL! WILL BE GIVEN AT BROOKLYN HALL, BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, —ox— JOLY 4th, 1871. IN AID UF A PUBLIC (09> LIBRARY. $10,000 GOLD COIN! Will be donated in the following manner : $7,000 in Gold Coin to. establish a Library. $600 to Alameda County Hospittal, ; $500 to General School Fund. $500 to Brooklyn Fire Bepartment, $350 to each ofthe Four Churches of Brocklyn:{LOOK AT THE LIST OF CASH GIFTS. a3 The Profits go for the Benefit of a Public Library. The Gifts will be seut by Draft or Express to any part ot the World. 2166 GIFTS—-ONE CHANCE IN _ EVERY 22. ae The best and most liberal Schedule yet presented to the Public. 50,000 Tickets of Admission will be sold at $2 00 each. Gold Coin, which willentitle the holder to one Admission, and to any Gift that may be awarded, (ag All Monies will be deposited in the hands of the Trustees, $50,000 Gold Coin in Gifts. Will be awarded to the Ticket Holders, as follows : One Giftof GoldCoin $10,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 6,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 38,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 2,000 One Giftof Gold-Coin 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 1,000 One Giftof GoldCoin ~+ 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin . ~_ 1,000 One Giftof Gold Coin + 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 500 One Gift of Cold Coin -—~= 250 Five Gifts of $150 each Gold Coin 750 Thirty Gifts of $100each 3,000 Twenty Gifts of $50 each 1,000 Fifty Gifts of $40each 2,000 One Hundred Gifts $30 each 8,000 One Hundred Gifts, $20each 2,000 Six Hundred and Fifty Gifts at $10, 6,500 Twelve Hundred Gifts, at $ieach, 6,000 $50,000 THE GIFTS Will be awarded in asimilar manner as at the Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library. The Drawing will be under the management of & Committee of well known responsible citizens of Brooklyn, Alameda County, for guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly drawn. : CARLEY & TOMPKINS, LOOK OUT! This Column Will be filled up {Banner Bros. IMPOR TANT ! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! rs TREMENDOUS SALE ey) aa CLOTHING ! —AT— EMPORIUM ! Selling Out. Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS ! Saar ENTIRE STOCK [OF GENTLEMEN’S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHINC, FURNISHIN G GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINCS BOYS’ CLOTHINC, &e. j&e. &e. ‘Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros. Respectfally inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRING CLOTHING, LATEST STY¥LEs, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t#To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 23 ——E We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must aud will be closed out this Season, and you had better now offered. —__— {g-The good will of business together with store fixtures are for sale BANNER BROTHERS. Cor. Broad & Pine Streeta, m19 : ‘Agents for Nevada County. take advantage of the Great Bargains APRIL Ist, 1871, NEW FIRM! _—_—_———. FRESH COODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! TS UNDERSIGNED having this day form3 ed a co-partnership under the firm name t) Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Grocery, Provision, Crockery, =. AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. = We§ will open the SPRING {CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! . Sufficient to meet the demands of thé trade of thie vicinity-and to enable us to take advantage of the markets at all times, and to insure lo our patrons a Lower List of] Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market. “Money makes the Mare go’ And buys at any time below the ruling market rates. We offer to the pecple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortmenf. of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest G oodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICKS THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, ; And wouid retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free ef Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April 1st, 1871, -“~ Ga” All persons indebted te A. B. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts at as early « date as poseible. 4 Nevada City. A. H. HANSON: Wooden and Willow Ware,

ore ly. vr tuda bal vl old Ite: In~ de ge ee ire al— MOLL la~ Ub re~ phe ed Ci ar. pb by & ud bun. ts, phi uy ate bh the: VS ER. it, L, Loe dy, She axily Granseript, NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. County Central Committee. By a notice in to-day’s paper it will be seen that.a meeting of the Republican County Central Cominitteois called to meet at Judge Niles’ office, at the “Court House in this city, on Saturday, June 3d, at 2o0’clock p.m. The work of the Committee is to calla County Convention, and other important business will come up for consideration.— The following are.the members of the County Central Committee in the several townships: Nevada—A. C. Niles, J. W. Hinds, P. H. Belden, A. H. Hanson. Grass Valley—J. P. Stone, 8. W. Lee, D. P, Holbrook. Meadow Lake—P. Murray, M. K. Burk. Rough and Ready— Williamson Bar. ker. Bridgeport—O. P. Stidger. Bloomfield—John Bush. Eureka—Sam. T. Henry. Washingioa—L. R.Prescott: Little York—B. F. Snell. Geo. A. Reynolds. George A. Reynolds, an old resident of Nevada county, has been long connected with the Lawrence Republican Journal,’ Kansas. Reynolds, betore the last Senatorial fight in Kansas went over to the Democracy, and with~ drew from the Journal. He was quite prominent in politics of both parties in this county. Ia 1854 he was depus ty Assessor under McUoy, and the next year served as Deputy Sheriff under “Boss” Wright. In September 1855, he was elected to the State Legislature as. a Know Nothing, having until that time acted with the Democracy. In ~ Ransas he received the appointment of Indian Agent as a Republican, and bes came quite wealthy. He has taken a prominent part in the politics of that State. Many of the old residents of Nevada will be pleased to learn of Rey.’ nolds, who left this county in 1856, im-~ mediately after his term as Representative expired.Improvements, ore buildings are being erected and improvements being made in this city this Spring than-at any time in the last seven years. The carpenters,paintets and other workmen have about all they can attend to. The buildings de-~ stroyed by the late fire, on Pine street are being replaced or repaired, many, business houses are being painted and improved, and a considerable amount of work has been put en the residences. Nevada is moré tively in business matters than for along time, and there is a prospect for still further improvement. Sunday School Anniversary. . The Sabbath School Anniversary of the Little York school is announced to come off on the 4th of June at that Place. Preparations are. being made to make the occasion interesting to all who attend. The exercises will consist of singing, reading in concert, an address, recitations, etc. The Mite Society, an adjunct of the Sunday School, had a gathering of the friends of education on last Thursday evening, and beside having a good time, raised $44 50 for Sunday School purposes. Baer Sh nder Sheriff McBrown yesterday left for San Quentin, having in charge Lanagan and Mallen who ure to serve four years for highway robbery. The county jail is now without a prisoner, and we hope it will remain in that con dition for some time, Just the Place. Go and see H. Levy’s new dry goods store, atthe old stand of Nathan & Novitzky, Commercial street, Nevada.— All goods are new and of the ‘latest style, and it is just the place for ladies to buy. Levy has a fine assortment of dress goods, wall paper, shawls, trimmings, etc., and he offers big inducements in the way of great bargains. * Fresh Truckee trout and strawber Ties received daily, also vegetables and meat of ail kinds, furnished at the Empire Market, Main street. 8. M. TimA GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL! WILL BE GIVEN AT BROOKLYN HALL, BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, —ox— JOLY 4th, 1871. IN AID UF A PUBLIC (09> LIBRARY. $10,000 GOLD COIN! Will be donated in the following manner : $7,000 in Gold Coin to. establish a Library. $600 to Alameda County Hospittal, ; $500 to General School Fund. $500 to Brooklyn Fire Bepartment, $350 to each ofthe Four Churches of Brocklyn:{LOOK AT THE LIST OF CASH GIFTS. a3 The Profits go for the Benefit of a Public Library. The Gifts will be seut by Draft or Express to any part ot the World. 2166 GIFTS—-ONE CHANCE IN _ EVERY 22.

ae The best and most liberal Schedule yet presented to the Public. 50,000 Tickets of Admission will be sold at $2 00 each. Gold Coin, which willentitle the holder to one Admission, and to any Gift that may be awarded, (ag All Monies will be deposited in the hands of the Trustees, $50,000 Gold Coin in Gifts. Will be awarded to the Ticket Holders, as follows : One Giftof GoldCoin $10,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 6,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 38,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 2,000 One Giftof Gold-Coin 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 1,000 One Giftof GoldCoin ~+ 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin . ~_ 1,000 One Giftof Gold Coin + 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin 500 One Gift of Cold Coin -—~= 250 Five Gifts of $150 each Gold Coin 750 Thirty Gifts of $100each 3,000 Twenty Gifts of $50 each 1,000 Fifty Gifts of $40each 2,000 One Hundred Gifts $30 each 8,000 One Hundred Gifts, $20each 2,000 Six Hundred and Fifty Gifts at $10, 6,500 Twelve Hundred Gifts, at $ieach, 6,000 $50,000 THE GIFTS Will be awarded in asimilar manner as at the Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library. The Drawing will be under the management of & Committee of well known responsible citizens of Brooklyn, Alameda County, for guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly drawn. : CARLEY & TOMPKINS, LOOK OUT! This Column Will be filled up {Banner Bros. IMPOR TANT ! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! rs TREMENDOUS SALE ey) aa CLOTHING ! —AT— EMPORIUM ! Selling Out. Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS ! Saar ENTIRE STOCK [OF GENTLEMEN’S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHINC, FURNISHIN G GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINCS BOYS’ CLOTHINC, &e. j&e. &e. ‘Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros. Respectfally inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRING CLOTHING, LATEST STY¥LEs, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t#To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 23 ——E We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must aud will be closed out this Season, and you had better now offered. —__— {g-The good will of business together with store fixtures are for sale BANNER BROTHERS. Cor. Broad & Pine Streeta, m19 : ‘Agents for Nevada County. take advantage of the Great Bargains APRIL Ist, 1871, NEW FIRM! _—_—_———. FRESH COODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! TS UNDERSIGNED having this day form3 ed a co-partnership under the firm name t) Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Grocery, Provision, Crockery, =. AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. = We§ will open the SPRING {CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! . Sufficient to meet the demands of thé trade of thie vicinity-and to enable us to take advantage of the markets at all times, and to insure lo our patrons a Lower List of] Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market. “Money makes the Mare go’ And buys at any time below the ruling market rates. We offer to the pecple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortmenf. of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest G oodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICKS THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, ; And wouid retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free ef Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April 1st, 1871, -“~ Ga” All persons indebted te A. B. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts at as early « date as poseible. 4 Nevada City. A. H. HANSON: Wooden and Willow Ware,