Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

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SPLENDID GIFT-We were shown yesterday a
most elegant and substantial cane, made from piece
of clear and choice 'Mountain Mahogany, cut from
the celebrated War Eagle Mountain of Owyhee coun-
ty, ION which is the famous Poorman and Orc Elmo
and other rich quartz ledges), and mounted with a
massive gold head, capped with piece of gold
quartz which is intended as present from the
brothers james w and Benjamin F. Wood to their
aged but stalwart father, who lives in SmithviIle,
Clay county, Missouri. The head is piece of
workmanship, and was made by Mr.. Hickman, of the
firm of Hickman Dickinson, jewelers. Of this city.
The cap to the head of the cane opens, and in the
golden cavity is splendidly executed ambrotype of
J. Marion More the pioneer of this mining district
and who is priced friend of both the donors and
their father This picture taken in this city by
Mr.. Curry the Photographic artist The staff Of the
head is eleven-sided and it is engraved the fol-
lowing inscriptions: Col L. J. Wood, from his Sons,
| j. W. and Ben. F. Wood Made of Idaho Territory
material, 1867. The complete is beautiful Of
fering from the two worthy sons to aged and ven
Grated father.
KINGSLEY has on hand lot of bench screws and
the other rigging for carpenters and furniture makers
work benches. Also fresh stock of boots and Shoes
ladies CATERS ties and bamorals and endless
riety of articles of hardware cutlery findings, glass;
and wooden ware.
YANTINE g. Co. continue the wholesale and retail
trade in liquors, provisions, groceries, hardware,
crockery and clothing and the great of interior
trading and individual custom they enjoy is best evil
dence of their liberal dealing.
NFrrr1DrEpv Mrs Honrietta Watson has a new ell
egant and fashionable assortment of millinery fancy
and dress goods variety articles ladies' jewelry and
modish adornments for the head or dresses, at her
fine new store corner Wall and Montgomery streets.
LIFE MsURANcE.-Mr Frank Ellsworth, Travelling
Agent for the Manhattan Life Insurance Company, is
stopping in town for few days. and may be found at
Yale Blakes bookstore, or DuRel's banking house.
all kinds of merchandise, especially selected for this
market. Their freproof cellars have been lately re-
plenished with new goods. They offer bargains
HAFENDoRFER Bros. on Main street, below WALL
have re-proof cellar and their store well stocked
with choice groceries. provisions, clothing, &C. They
are constantly receipt of fresh goods from below.
! MORE GooDs-Bernstiel has received, by teams
and pack trains large addition to his heavy stock of
liquors, groceries, provisions canned goods, and
sorted merchandise.
/ PoUJADE has now full accommodations for guests
at his hotel-lodging rooms fitted up with new beds
and bedding, and every attention is paid to make
those who stop at his house perfectly comfortable.
j. g. BRYANT has on sale, at his large wholesale es-
Establishment Main street, old stand complete as
sortment ana heavy stock of very superior liquors,
and of staple and ssasonabe merchandise generally
YEGETABLEs.-John Planchich, whose Vegetable
Depot in the reproof brick cellar next below the
old Postofce vault on Main street. has fresh sup
ply daily Of all kinds of vegetables and he sells cheap
TAnoRING.-J. A. Dawson continues to do all kinds
Of tailoring work-making, mending, cleansing and
renovating garments-at his shop Wall street,
next below Barrys Bakery and grocery store.
! DETER keeps his fine barber shop and hair dress
ing saloon going all day long, Wall street. next
above Taylor's Exchange. He is master hand at
the business l1 #S3i
FINE MUSCLE is the remark of all who were
present. that the music at Turner'S Pavilion Ball. on
Thursday night, was the best ever heard in this
Basin The Idaho Brass Band furnished it.
DUMAS, next door to Kingsleys on Wall street, has
just received stock of the finest French calf and
American calf and kip SKINS for finest and best boots,
which he makes to order.
! HAVE you aided poor Kate Montrose, whose auto
biography has been lately presented before this COM
rnunity? Help the needy.