Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02
City and County.

ner of Wall and Montgomery streets, is to be seen
newly patented lamp which excels anything yet in
vented. The lot he has are especially for hote
foom, house, or lantern lamp, being small readily
handled, and very simple in management. An OF
called Lucine burning fluid is used in the lamps
The wick is of cotton, loosely made, and passe
through a single small tube, which has an outside
snugly-ftted sliding sheath by means of which tn
volume of light is regulated The fluid is poured in
to the cavity Of the lamp, kept there for few min
utes until it saturates the wick and is then poured
off again into the can. The lamp will burn, from
this simple saturaton of the wick for twelve hours
and give clear steady, superior light There is
kind of risk of explosion, no offensive odor nc
greasy staining of cloths and clothing, and trouble
in keeping the lamp in good order Lamp climneys
are not required, the wick needs no trimming fol
weeks together, and in point of economy light
known can compare with it. Bernstel has limited
number of them, and we predict they viii soon be
gobbledup when their merits are discovered.
FINE A1MASAcs.- the Postofice Bookstore and
Biake Co.'s News Depot, we see copies Of Frank
Leslie's Illuminated and attractive Lady's Almanac
and the Illustrated Almanac, for 1868, on sale. The
two works are gotten up in most entertaining, ele-
CANT and instructive STYLE in Illuminated engravings
SNAS4AU"A 1hu S0AC1d1 Lie
frontispiece of the Ladys Almanac is very pretty
acknowledgement of "The First Baby which eve
rybody viii readily appreciate. In the Illustrated
Almanac apicture of the style of represents
''The Game of Love-" in very pertinent, humorous
way. The works-contan many interesting sketches.
portraits. groupings, and elegant pictures Blake &
Co. and Yale & Co. have a multitude Of newspapers
pictorials magazines, books &C., to please the eye
and enrich A ato n late
standard and popular books will soon be received at
the Postofice Bookstore.
Coon TEMPIAR's BALL.-The members of the l. o.
of G. T. of this city have arranged to give Dedca
ton Ball, in the honor of the opening of their mag
nifcent Hall on Main street, east side above
Wall and opposite the Miners Brewery. The festive
affair will come off on the evening of Thursday Nov
14th The capacous hall will be beautifully and ap-
propriaey decorated for the OCCASION and the floor
is to be prepared in the very best manner for the
ease and facility of the dancers The Idaho Brass
Band has been engaged to furnish the music, and
this will ensure to all present delightful musical
treat It promises to be one of the grandest festive
entertainments ever given in this Basin, and every
body and his wife win likely be there.
MORE RoBBEREs.-The petty larceny rogues and
house-robbers still keep up their rascally practices
about town. A lady who lives in the upper end of
the city down to purchase some needed articles
on Main street, on Thursday evening" and on her re-
turn home found two Cinnamon inside ransacking it,
The rascals escaped before she could summon help
but they were too scared to carry off anything Of
value. The same evening half box of tobacco
was stolen from the store of Lazarus Bros, Main
street, just before they closed store.
Go QUICK, to Fleischman & Heyneman' i for Winter
clothing and under wear. They have large lot of
the best quality of California and Oregon manufac
ture and makeup of flannel undercothing especially
adapted to this market and is the most superior
the warmest and most healhful article of the kind
which can be.worn. They have also heavy stock of
all kinds of merchandise
CoDY's OPENNG.-Last Saturday John Cody opened
his splendid new saloon in his elegant new perfectly
fre-proof brick, of Main and Wall Streets and
is new going in fine style. Among the ornaments
upon his walls observe very attractive painting
of handsome, brightfaced chubby little infant, Of
year or So which painted by Mrs. Jonas w.
Brown of this city.
SPRING D1rcH.-We hear that DR.. Goodenow, Of
last Chance purposes to construct small mining
ditch from the upper hills near that place. to Buena
stream and tits calculated that good head can be
supplied to several claims for month or two in the
Spring
ARRTvED.-Kingsley received large invoice of
iron and Steel and all kinds OF general merchandise,
by teams, on Thursday. His splendid Winter stock
of Boots, Oyershoes and all kinds of feet wear for
ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls and the very
little ones. viii soon be here. t
New GooDs.-A large amount of merchandise has
come in by teams and pack trains during the week,
to Yantine & Co., Andrews Co., j. G. Bryant Isaaes
Bros, Fleischman g. Heyneman, Rosenthal, Emery, |
and to other Of merchant houses. Bernstiel
viii have heavy stock in soon.
THE PICTURE RAFFLE.-The rattle for the ten Oil |
Paintings, which from the studio Of Mrs Jonas
". Brown OF this city, will certainly come off at
Baird Judges Saloon at O'Clock tomorrow even
ing. The tickets are nearly all sold.
GoRGEoUs!- SO they are-the many dress patterns |
and latest styles of ladies' wear of all varieties to be
perior general assortment of dry goods, crockery,
glassware. &C., and the best of white lead also to be
had at Rosenthals
lsAAcs Bros. have fresh stock of superb dress
goods, trimmings. shaws, capes hoods, and all kinds
of elegant and winter goods for ladies' also fine and
stout Winter clothing for gents They have superior
wines and liquors at wholesale.
CANS BAIIA-The bali given by George Cans, at