The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13

and has them now ready for inspection and sale
His assortment comprises everything of genera
merchandise required in this country, and he sells
at the lowest living rates. His stock of liquors ii
of the frs quality-and particularly his brandy
J and whisky, which have been selected from bond.
ed warehouses with great care. The welI-known
Iiberality and high business reputation of Mr..
Bernstie must always assure to him big list OF
purchasers. Read his advertisement in this paper
CIGARS AND ToBAcco,-To all who practically
know the luxury and solace to be derived from
the fragrant weed, )" and the peculiar enjoyment
of tobacco in all its manufactured forms, it is only
necessary to remark that al the cosy and well fur
nished stand of ] S. Mansfield, on the west side
of Main street. nearly opposite Junk & Co.'s fine
Photograph Gallery, they can find the best quail
ties of cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco, snuff,
and also splendid, real meerschaums and other
styles of pipes, for sale at the lowest prices.
| FURNITURE.-Mr.J Dony, master work man
in his line, makes and repairs all kinds of Cabinet
and Furniture ware, at his shop on the lower part
of Main street, west side. He has on hand and
for sale some of the finest and most comfortable
easy chairs, and bureaus, and other articles of
furniture of his own make, all of which he sells
care to examine it. Give BIN call.
MILLINERY AND Dress GooDs. The deservedly
popular and established emporium of G.. Levy,
with Mrs. Rosentha to preside over the sales and
orders for work. has again been repienished with
a large and varied stock of the most beautiful and
stylish millinery and ladies' dress and fancy goods
ever seen in this Territory, which are now offered
for sale very low. The stock of other merchan-
disc is also choice and seasonable.
VANTtNE & Co.-This enterprising firm have a
large and complete assortment of general merchan-
disc at their capacious store and fire proof ware
house, corner of Main and Wall streets, which
they offer at bargains. They have received during
the week heavy lot of No, -four from the mill
of J. K. Wilkinson, at La Grande, Oregon, and
sell it at the lowest rates.
TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-Ned. Edwards, opposite
the Bank Exchange, has lately received large
supply of splendid cigars and very choice brands
of smoking and chewing tobacco, together with
pipes of all kinds, fine pocket cutlery, and the
thousand and one other rare and attractive arti.
Giles he always keeps on sale. VIM. B. Marshall
is there to see old friends.
observation-disclosures Tharp have the no.
ted shop, formerly owned by "Old Dick Bently,n
on the east side of Main street, first below the
Bannock stable, where they execute all kinds of
blacksmithing. They challenge the world on
shoeing oxen and don't let anybody beat them at
shooting horses and mules, or at any other style of
smith work. PatroniZe them.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-Jacob Graf watch |
maker and jeweIer, on the west side of Main st.,
in the barber shop opposite the Postofice, exc
cutes every variety of work in his line, with dis
patch at moderate rates, and warrants his work
for one year, He has on hand choice lot of gold
and silver watches and latest patterns of jewelry,
which he will sell low.
CLOTHING AND DRY GooDs.-L. NJ. COIN, south
west corner of Main and Wall streets, has very
extensive assortment of fine and substantial cloth.
ing, of latest styles, and all kinds of gents furn
lshing goods His stock of ladies' dress aud fancy
goods comprises all the modern beautiful and
superb patterns He has the rarest silks in mar.
ket.
STABLNG--Mooney & Allen, at the Bannock
Livery and Sale Stables and Corral, on the south
east corner of Main and Commercial streets, furn.
Ssh saddle horses, hacks, and everything in their
line, to customers, at cheap rates. They also have
extensive corral accommodations for large trains
)r teams. Horses bought and sold.
LAZARUS & BRoTHER.-This pioneer firm mai n.
ain their high reputation for fair dealing, and
continue business in their old stand on the west
ide of Main street, below Wall. Their stock of
general merchandise is always up with the wants
# the times, end their two fire proof cellars are
illed with it.
Boise BAKERY.-Bear in mind that Donaho 4
Bruce, at the Boise Bakery on Wall street, next
loor below Cody's Exchange, furnishes all kinds
# articles in their line, and have for sale great
of groceries and provisions. They
give especial attention to orders for cakes and
confectionery for parties: :
POWELL & CoE.-This established and noted firm
continue at their old stand on Main street. on the
orner next below Wells, Fargo & Co., where they
wholesale and retail groceries, provisions, liquors
&C.. and do general commission business. They
lso receive merchandise on storage, in their fire.
roof cellar.
CLoTHING.-Lous Emanuel, on Main street, i
pposite the Bank Exchange, has just received, {
irect from San Francisco, very select stock of v
Winter Clothing of all kinds, fashionable and sub.
tantlal, and also superior qualities of gents fur
fishing goods, fine dress and heavy winter boots,
loves, &c. They give bargains.
E. P. FITZGERALD & Co.-This weIl-known bust.
ess firm have commenced receiving their supply
f Winter goods, and have rare stock to offer at
heir fire proof brick store on the east side of
lain street, a few doors below Wall street. They
ell low and deal literally.
BANK ExcHANGE.-In the hands of the new pros a.
rietors, Matt. Zapp & Fred. Dangell, this es- =
abliShed Billiard Saloon has become most pop-l