Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-25

fre-proof brick cellar, and viii soon rebuild the
store on the old site They have full stocks of al
kinds of merchandise.
J. A. DAWSON has removed his tailoring shop int
Barrys Bakery building Wall street. Barry's ole
stand.
} HICKMAN & DICKINSON are rebuilding, and viii re
, open in day or two, on their former stand
JOHN Copy has rebuilt and re-opened at the old
corner of Main and Wall streets.
LAZARUS Bro. have rebuilt their frame, and con.
tinue business at the old stand with their re-proo
cellar all right, and lots of goods
GRAF KIEAfEL have rebuilt and are about to re.
open on the old ste nearly opposite the old Postoce
hre-proOf cellar.
JOHN CLAREsY has never lost day, but continues
business in his reproof brick on Main street which
sustained only trifing damage.
4 GROVE PEYToN have re-openad on Montgomery
street, several doors above G. ]. BernstieIs.
THOMAS BARRY has rebuilt and re.opened his Eagle
Bakery on the old site, on Wall street. below Cody IS
corner.
L. M. COIN has his fre-proof brick standing r1nir
jured, and continues business in that lust in the
rear OF his former frame store, with lots of fine
| goods
VANTINE & Co. have rebuilt their frame store on
the old SITE immediately in front of their ,roof
cellar, Of Main and Wall streets and have a
large assortment of all kinds of goods.
i DRYDE & SAM-McClintock & Stewart all the
same John-were just scorched, nothing more by
the fire. and keep going the same ever, ia their
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LAUER SWIM, who fortunately saved their stock
in their fre-proof brick store Main street offer
bargains in merchandise at low rates. They take no
advantage OF their good fortune over the sufferers by
the late fire, and have splendid stock of goods
! j.. r. WILKINSON whose fire proof brick store on
Commercial street. between Main and Montgomery
Streets withstood the fire, continues his regular
Flour Depot and sells the best brands of Grande
Konde Valley -four at low fgres retail wholesale.
We have tried his Banner Mills -four and found it of
superior quality-equal to any in the market.
DR.. WILLIS, Dentist, is temporarily located in At
kins' Drug Store, on Wall street. next door to the
WORLD office, Masonic Hail. -
Dr. HEALY has removed his Office on Wall street,
north side below the WORLD Office Masonic Hail.
H. L. ANDREWS & Co. were entirely out of reach of
the fire. in their reproof brick down on Wall street
and have large lot of general merchandise for sale
in lots, at moderate prices. e
J. w. WocD & Co., also saved from the fire nv
their fine location and reproof brick, fast sell
ing OF their entire stock of dry goods, provisions
groceries hardware, tobacco, powder, boots Shoes
clothing, etc., at very low prices.
C. j. BERNsTTEL entirely saved In that fre-proof
brick store OF his corner Of Wall and Montgomery
Streets and no interruption has occurred in his bust
ness BE has very large stock of general merchan-
disc, and sells at the lowest living rates.
M. M. CHIPMAN's fre-proof brick drug store cor
ner OF Main and Wall Streets stands unimpaired and
ne continues his business as usual, with full stock
on hand. f0 IS 81
Mrs. RosENTHAL lat c. Levys) has rebuilt on the
old site and will reopen with complete new stock
of splendid goods in few days.
CLAYTON YALE & Co. will continue business for the
present at the Postofce fire-proof cellar and when
the Postoce building, to be erected on the cor
ner of Wall and Montgomery streets opposite Bern
sheIs is completed they will regularly resume their
Book and Stationery business in that structure.
MONEY & ALLEN have commenced business in the
stabng and corral ne at their old stand corner of
Main and Commercial Streets with new stable and
new stalls and ricks in the corral.
c. s. KINGSLEY has rebuilt and re-opened in front
of his fre-proof brick, Wall street. rear of L. NJ
Cohn's and has complete stock of goods in his line
NED EDWARDS has risen from the ashes, Phoenix
No. 2, and resumed the cigar and tobacco business in
h. Emanueps new store on the site of the old for
the present Edwards will soon build on his old lot
in front OF his fre-proof cellar E
H. EMANUEL has rebuilt and re-opened on his old |
site Main street, in front of his fre-proof brick
cellar and has not only good lot of clothing on hand
but big stock OF very fne on the way, to ar
rive.s e@
j. s. MANSFIELD will to-day remove into and re- |
open his cigar and tobacco stand in the new saloon
the Miners Brewery, where he will fortify and hold
Fort Mansfield for sege by all his old customers and
hundreds of new ones.
ZAPP & DANGELL have resumed business on the /
site of their old Bank Exchange, and will soon re-
build III style. But call and see them now.
DoNoHo & BRUCE have rebuilt their Boise Bakery
on Wall street, next below Codys corner, and will re-
commence business IN regular manner this day.
FRANK KRAFT has rebuilt on his old site, on Main
street. below Cohn's, and will resume business at
once, in the stove, pipe, hydraulic and tin line.
M. WUNscH Co. will continue business at their
1re-proof cellar Main street, above the Miners
Brewery, where they have heavy assortment of fine
and good clothing and furnishing goods suitable for
the season.
JEWELL THARP have rebuilt and resumed bust
ness in their new backsmthing shop on Main street.
below Commercial.
THE MINERS BREWERY of Fischer & Maydenbauer
has been rebuilt upon the old SITE and will be opened
this evening to the public for their patronage They
don mean to be behind the times .
GEO. c. MERRITT has rebuilt upon the site of his
late residence on Wallua street. just above the cor
of Main, and will reopen his Restaurant to-mor
row. Fl
S. KGN1GsBERGER & BRo have rebuilt and re-onen
ed the Assay business and merchandising in the old
spot on Main street. below J.. M. COINS in front Of
their fre-proof cellar.
IsAAcs Bros are rebuilding the wood work of their
brick store, and will open again in a short time They
have large stock of goods on the way.
EMERY & MARTIN have rebuilt and reopened on
heir former site, and are ready for customers.
RoMER & COLLEEN have rebuilt and reopened their
market on the old site above the old Postotce lot
FLEIscHSfAN & HEYNEnEAN have put up small
rame building temporarily on the site of the old
9oujade House., where business be transacted )
With them.
JAMES S. Craig lost everything and hopes that ali t
Who know themselves to be indebted to him will t
peedily settle. He greatly needs the money. G
TAYLOR & OWENS have temporarily opened on
Non gomery street. nearly back of their old stand
Main street.
DIR. Belts has his Office temporarily in the iewelry
tore of Hickman & Dickinson, ON Main street.
WULFF \ MOORE have rebuilt and re opened on S
heir old site. Y