The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-27

AIORE GUoDs.- During the last fortnight several
large pack trains, laden with every kind Of mer-
chandise, have discharged their cargoes at the
store of G. Bernstiel, in this city. Familiarity
with alt the wants of mining community mas
enabled Mr.. Bernstiel, in the selectionof his stock
which he now offers for sale to present, both in
quantity and quality, all that will De asked for in
4 his line at liberal prices. Some idea OF the char
acter and extent of his stock can be obtained by
reading his advertisement in this paper. a
LIN. COIN, corner of Main and Wall streets,
have on sale the most extensive assortment OF
rich and substantial dress, fancy aud dry goods for
ladies; of clothing and furnishing goods for men;
Winter goods of all kinds; boots and shoes for
men and boys. and handsome, stout boots, ties
/ CATERS and shoes for ladies', IN this market. He
sells very reasonably.
VANTINE & Co-This well known house have
lately received the bulk of their heavy stock for
the winter season, from below, and sell on most
liberal terms. They hayeo on hand a.large supply
of Wilkinson's No. l La Grande -four, which has
been pronounced, by good judges of the article,
alter tair trial, of very superior quality.
MEDICINES. M. NJ. Chapman, in his fire proof
brick, corner Of Main and Wall streets, offers
superior drugs and medicines, and all other arti-
Giles in his line, at low prices. His stock of chem
icals and acids are very choice, having been Sc
ected from the best houses in San Francisco. He
pays especial care in putting up prescriptions.
MILLINERY. Levy and Mrs. Rosenthal, at
tho same store, offer the finest stock and most va
ried assortment OF millinery, ladies dress and
fancy goods, trimmings: gloves, corsets, laces'
cuffs &c, ever brought to the Basin, at very low
figures. They remain at the same old stand, on
Main street, opposite fitzgerald's.
CIGARS AND ToBAcoo.-J.S. Mansfield, at his
store on Main street, Yearly opposite Junk's Pho
tograph Gallery, has on hand large assortment
OF very fine chewing and smoking tobacco, and
cigars, from the best Havanas to good common.
His stock Of pipes, meerschaum and others, are of
the best. He sells cheap.
Book SToRE.-Clay ton Yale & Co., at the Post
Office Book Store, are continually in receipt of the
latest standard, attractive and popular works of
the day, and hayealso splendid Albums gilt books,
&c. Also, music, musical instruments. cards
stationery, &c. All for sale at low prices.
FURNITURE.-J. Dony, down on Main street, on
the west side, below Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s, makes
and repairs all kinds of cabinet ware and furni-
ture, and has hand articles in his line for sale
cheap-among them some very desirable easy
chairs. Walk down that way and examine
JACOB GRAF, Matchmaker, Repairer and Jewel
err on Main street, west side, opposite the Post
office, warrants for one year all work executed by
him, and has very fine stock of gold and silver
watches, and all kinds of fashionable jewelry, for
sale at low prices.
BAKERY.-Donaho & Bruce, at tie Boise Bakery
on Wall street, next below Cody's Exchange. sell
groceries and provisions of all kinds, and make
the best of bread and cakes. Parties and balls
will find confectionery and ornamental cakes su-
perbly gotten up at this establishment.
MERRITr's George C. Merritt continues his
noted restaurant on Main street, just above Wells
Fargo & Co.'s, where he serves the best meals in
the most attractive style. He attends to his own
business, and his guests know they are sure of
good things. rE
SrovEs.-Frank Kraft has received stock of
latest patterns of cooking parlor and hall stoves
just the thing for this region, and makes all kinds
of tin, sheet iron, and copper utensils for the
household. His store is on the west side of Main
street, two doors below Wall.
LIVERY STABLE.-Dryde McClintock S. Stew>
art keep going at the same old stand on Mont
gomery street, and serve their customers in the
best style of all they undertake. They buy and
sell animals, or keep them on easy terms.
CLoTHING.-Louis Emanuel, on Main street, op
poste the Bank Exchange, has on hand fashion
able plain and very superior Winter clothing, for
sale low. He has also all kinds of fun nishing
articles, Call and see him before purchasing.
New Goods E. P. Fitzgerald & Co., on the
East side of Main street, below Wall, have in the
most of their large stock of hardware, Iron steel
ship chandlery, groceries, dry goods. crockery
glassware, miners tools, &C., and offer bargains.
NED EDWARDS, at his Phoenix Cigar and To-
bacco store, opposite the Bank Exc hange, has a
fresh stock OF very superior cigars and splendid
smoking and chewing tobacco, besides fine pipes
cards, sndtf-boxes, cutlery, &c.
LAZARUS & BROTHER, on the West side of Main
street, below Wall, have in their frame store and
two fre.proof cellars large and choice assort-
n ent of seaSonable goods of every description
They are noted for bargains.
STABLE-Mooney & Allen at the old Bannock
stable, corner of Main & Commercial streets, con-
tinue to do thorough livery and sale business
They have huge corral for the accommodation
of patrons 60
FRESH ARRIvAL.-F leschman & Heyneman
west side of Main street, just above the Poujade
House, have lately received heavy supplies of
seasonable and general merchandise from below,
and offer it at easy rates.
Wholesale SToRE.-J. G. Bryant continues to
wholesale all kinds of Groceries and Provisions
at his popular store on the east side of Main street.
nearly opposite the City Hotel He wins custom
by liberal dealing.
BREWERY. AT the Miners Brewery, west side
of Main street, the best of lager pies cakes, con-
fectionery, aud also fine wines, liquors, &C., can