Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18
City and County.

FACT. b Emery at his lRe establishment on
Main street. two doors above Malula has large and
wen selected stock of general merchandise strictly
adapted to the wants Of this market which he offers
to the trade on peculiarly reasonableterms. He is
more enabled to do so because of making his pur-
chases Of direct Importers and manufacturers in San
francisco He keeps the very choicest brands of all
kinds Of liquors. the best qualities of clothing, and
his present stock OF boots manufactured to order
of the very finest material. In making purchases Of
large quantities buyers win find it particularly adyan
tageous to call upon Mr.. Emery.
WINTER VEGErABLEs.-C Citizens need have no fears
of scarcity of Vegetables in market this winter.
Mr.. "A. Michaelson at his Pioneer Depot in the old
Postoce vault on Main street is prepared to I'LL all
orders for vegetables of the various and choice kinds
grown at his gardens near Pioneer City, the past
son. He will furnish an excellent quality Of sour
crout and turnip crout in any quantity; black rad
ishes, horseradish, summer savory, sage white and
yellow rutabagas. &C., in endless quantities,
part of his STOCK and he win sell at prices within the
reach Of all The vault win be open only Sundays
and Mondays during the winter.
A CHANGE--J. D. Agnew of Boise city gives mo-
tice in this issue that he has removed his Pioneer
Livery Stable from the old stand on the corner of It'll
and Main streets to the Of 9th and Idaho and
has now the most commodious and completely ar
ranged stables and corrals1n the Territory. He is
the pioneer of that place in the Livery business
and has always kept pace with its rapidly growing
demands. He is now enabled to furnish accommo-
dations unsurpassed in the Territory and bespeak
for him good patronage His new establishment is
called Agnew's Livery and Feed Stable.
WALKER has avery choice stock of family groceries
at his store Wall street. opposite Taylor Owens
Exchange OF tobaccos. cigars, snufs and pipes, he
has fine variety. Also, good underwear clothing.
&c. Watches, clocks. and all kinds of jewelry, re-
of Oregon's choicest kinds of green apples, in fine
condition. for sale at wholesale retail at prices of
lowest degree. Walker tries to fill the bill and fail
ure to do so is not to be blamed to him.
CHR1srMAs FEsT1vAL.-We hope that all parents
and those who Like to see the little folks thought of
and made merry at the near approaching holidays
viii aid by their presence the Christmas Festival to
come off at the Good Templars Hall on next Tuesday
evening Christmas Eve. The occasion win be wor-
thy in another respect The funds raised from adj
mission fees is to be appropriated to fitting up
Public Library and Reading Room in the HaIl-to be
free to ALL Help the good work along
PERSONAL Hon. g. W, Paul of Boise City, in town
as delegate from that place to assist in the formation
of Masonic Grand Lodge in this city, paid our Of
fee friendly and welcome visit Mr. Paul was an
able and honored member. in the lower House of the
last Legislature. from Ada county, is gentleman Of
ability and fine social qualities and ia esteemed by all