The northern star. [volume], August 26, 1876, Image 5

About The northern star. [volume] (Snohomish City, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1879

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17hr attrition Star. !
S.\'l‘l'l<ll. . .'.‘sl in, NW, l
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Republic-nu l'uunl" (‘mn‘t-IIIIon. l
The lil‘llll'ti :ll- - iltly l‘oitilnlitt "nl :
Snohomish e m I\. t. 'l., lien-Ly H... l
nounee llml w l; t ..u ll on (‘nnmy (,‘on- l
\‘t‘llllull to: t - unnu' tion oi citniittitttwi
t'or roomy i-tli l-l lllt' eleetion n: ;
vleleuiies mll l- . urinl (ltllH‘t'llt‘ttlui
\\lll ln' llt'l'l .l to ll \‘trt‘nltlc "Ills-l l'u
Snohunii-li (’Il)‘ - 'l'nesiluy. Sept. lil‘l
l'é'lli. ltl 7.5 o't'l-n'l; l' \l. l
Then \‘rrnl pm ”1' I- will lleentitl- ll "l
Tt'l)l‘t‘~’“l|ll|lltll| in mid convention l
follows:
Centreiille . . . . 3
lllultilleo . . . . l
I’neknooil . . . . :1
Lowell . . . . :l '
Snullltllll‘ll . . . . l'l
Qllrlll'u . . . . vi
The eontmiltee recommend that t'e
severul pru-inets nnet on Suturdny t el
9th d-iy ol' Sepu-ml-er for the electm- oi l
delegates to will eonv<-ntion.
‘l. W. I’M'KAIID,
HA, Wool», }OO. Cum
tll't;|l ltosn,
“...-..“
Dem-uremic County Convention.
“There ntll he a lh-mocrutic County
omm intent of Stmllunllnll county, W. 'l‘..
at tinuhemish City. on Suturdny. Sept
11), 1875, nt 10 o‘elnek it. 31.. for the pur
pose of nominatingenmiidntes tor tlte
county olliees nt the coming elettion.
By order of the eonnnittee.
'l‘. l“. MARKS, ]
.lv IIN lune. Cum.
(‘n \n. lluuumml
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IANJAI; I'I‘I‘INIH.
Mr. 11111 l Mrs. Atkinson, ot'Tncomn.
were in town lubl. 'l’uesdny.
Reml the new " ml“ of W. A. Jennings
in this week's issue. l
The Yakima is expected today or to
mot-row.
It‘ you want it clean shave cull on Mr.
S. S. Hill. l’rol'. ,it' the tnnnorinl art.
next door to 'l‘. l-‘. )lnrks saloon.
.‘lr. ii. (I, Ferguson. has just received
it fine lutot‘ knives tllltl pert'ulnery and
huinoii. ‘
We roll the attention of our patrons to
the n Vertisenn-nt ofJohn Sulllvnn to be;
fond in nnotltel‘ column.
The Farm” Lake enme in yesterday
evening bringing.t l’. S. .\lnil,aome freight
and «win: it number 0! pmsengers.
Rev. ”will Sires, pastor of the Uni
versatlist l'hureh. Port Townsend ; duhv
ered three Very interesting sermons hero
hurt Sntnnlny ewning and Sunday.
For nnnt oi spnee several interesting
eolnmtmimitionn are crowded out oi this
lsfllte ; We hope to he .'.qu to find a place
for tho-m next week.
Rev. John 11. Thompson will preach
to the people of Snohmnish City and
vieit»i'_-. on Sunday the 27th inst, ntl
half I; wt to .\. 3].. null also at 7 z'. u.
M: 1“. 11. \‘Voodrufi', formerly a com
posiL-i- 111 the Dispatch office, Seattle,
mull! u- n plun'snnt cnll one day this
week
\Vt hIVU henrd it. rumored on the
street ‘lttll “there in another lawyer in
tow. ," hut We dont helieve it. «such men
uililll‘ tnuke themselves known in n
very ”or! time, i. e. it'nut‘ old stock is
.r lnir ~ nnple.
Tu.\stm.—\Vill Min! Fannie Low please
neeept the thnnkn of this otllee for in
superb bouquet of heuutiful flowers. also
for some very mngnitleentripn npplcs.
REM) Tins. ~13. (f. Ferguson hue just
received the lnrgest nntl beet selected
stock of cigars. pipes and tolmeeo eve
l-rought on this river-~prices to suit the I
times. I
Dls'rlnnrismcn AtutlvnLn.~--—-.\mougl
the parties on heard the Nellie hint. "I‘m-s |
day were Mrs. Robbins, the. .‘liiees‘l
'l)‘Brien, and Mr. T. W. I’roseh of-the.
Tribune. ‘ i
Eldridge Morse linql. editor of the'
Norrrm—zttx H'mn, made us I pleasunt}
“All otnbnutfive minutes this morning. l
tioon 'l‘i.\ti:.—~-’l"he nteamt-r Nellie. on
her tri Ii trip. made the run from t llyinpia
to South-.in disl-uuee of sixty llllll“. in
tour hoa's :tllll forty minute 5. “I 1 unu
.rsari-eotilinleiit that thi< tiiiie t-aii lie
in} t'lWul on a," won in her lllzll‘illlmly
litt'llllll'h' thoroughly liiili~lnril anal free
from the l'rirtioit \\'l|lt'il I‘tCl‘~\:ll'll\‘ he~
twins to all ll('\\' Iliat-itinvry.
“Hun—Him Lillie Bell has organized
a l'lvhtl. and will give instructions iii this
t-aluahle amaupliduaeut. .\a a tilt:-
aician. Miran-ll has no equala in this
panel the country llll‘l leiv Nlllt-I‘iut'fl
ll'l)'\\lll‘l‘t'. The young pet-ph- t-l~ tlii~
p’art- will do Well to av-nil li‘l'lll‘t‘th“ ot
this [are opportunity, to r-ultivate a taste
tor. and gain a kllu\\'lt-ti:."u ol' the beauti
ul in song.
Rl-z'i‘t‘“Slain—The party of Seattle pt-o- ‘
ti‘e who have been on an exclusion ml
the Stiniputl-uie Fall-, returned in re on 1
“Mint-«layhaving been gout-ju-t tun
\\l“k§. they all expressed llll'nl‘fl‘iH-fil}
Illu‘tiy pleased with the trip. iota ot'tuii.‘l
some tt‘th'llllll‘l'S—llllll seem ry-—well. Wt' ,
3 indie them to (it‘nl'l‘lht! it. Ali at-eount of:
l-‘llitll will appear at length in tiextl
l wik'e is~ue. it haviut,r rem-lied ll‘t too}
i Me for publication this \\'(“'k. l
l Shawn—We are sorry to tit-e ”10+
1 itnu-rii-an people giving tla-inselvea up till
‘rlauu. lin-ti the little Villugi-ot Siiolio. -
lunsh. already alllicteil with a Chrome
1 ("hi-nook, in not li'ee from its evil iiillti
‘itt't‘a; as a result of this slaughter of
l'ttlli English. we liearthelia-atiou of
‘ Mr. Bennett's mill on Pill (.‘liur-k has al- l
‘u-aily liven christened "Jim Town“ lin
‘ these iiiauul'aeturers and prumulgators oi
i the truly ridiculous.
‘ CABINET \'l'oaa.-—-Wlien in Seattle in;
cently we were invited through the
extensive (‘Smltiltllllllt'llt of Hall & Paul
son for tliemantiiitetnre of all kinds of
t-ahinet work. We were surprieetl at the i
variety of machinery, and the compli
cated yet beautiful work pt'l‘lumt'd by it.
These gentlemen are making a specialty
oi using hard woods native to this coun
ltry; by so doing, they aieahle to turn
out for a (at price, furniture superior
in beauty, Mrt‘nylil, finish and durability
lo any imported; especially would we'
request persons about to purchase such I
articles to examine their beautiful Ash
I‘uruiture. l
Esran’ramuax’r.-—The entertainment
given on the 24th, in Ilfllltll‘ ol' the new
steamer Nellie, has a grand atlair. As
usual, all our citimis turned out, and
the hall of the River Side Hotel, was
crowded with the ladies and gentlemen
ot' the place and vicinity. all bent on
doing honor to the resident owner of
the steamer, whose liberality and enter-l
prise has resulted in the building,“-
pressly for the Siiohomisli trade. oi the
liandsouiest little stern wheeler that eVer
plowed tiie waters of the river on the
Sound. 'l‘hat our people appreciate the
new era in navigation and communica
tion with Seattle and other Bound l’orta,
the crowded hall reoiu and general turn
out of old and voting, on Thursday
night, is ample evidence. We hope lier
owners will reap the just reward that
their enterprise merits, and further hope,
i as time flies and our resources gradually
‘ develop, that the beautiful Nellie will be
i only a fore runner of a fleet of steamers
ltlmt will hereafter, like her, hail from
1 the Snohomiah.
l Smnrntts.——Wetisve had steam com
munication with Sound ports six times
this week, and yet we are not. happy_
Four years age when the little Black
Diamond paid her respects to Snehomisli
City once in three or four weeks bring
ing the mails, freight, km, the people
were satisfied, their wants were lew;
but with increasing population and de
velopment we require increased facili
ties to keep up the requirements of trade.
0 ~‘b‘uuday the Zephyr made her last
{Euler trip, and were it not for the fact:
that her place is to be filled hy' the new
ateaoier Nellie, which is said to he un
equalled in model. style and tiaish by
any steamer on the Sound, we would
look upon her departure from this routel
with regret. The Nellie arrived here on i
her that trip soon after the arrival of no i
Romy Lake on Tuesday, bringing quitei
a number of exeursionists; on nearing,
the wharf she was receivud with Voeit'er
ens cheers by the crowd who had of
scmbled there to witness her arriVul.
\\‘t- \\‘ re ilm vi "til lit' 'l'tl: «lug. lW lh.
If/in‘k [Home n' t-Htiitv “'l‘ -l by l':tivl
(fluis. Lott tutti iN} i ll t~ Illtlt't'. .\lnl
iiusiiti on 'l‘liuisulii t-_\‘ the 3,111.; (I‘lt'L
'l‘. 5. Wright 11. iotniit l'l
Host-2 l‘dMlthi. U' l.t~t 'l‘m s-t iy
"turning. )lt'd'l‘x (Tiiitlt Ferguson llntl
.l. l). Morgan nt'thts |ttlltlt ltl'l'ltlllpilllllll
Mi. Henry sltll'k‘ltll ttt' lum‘eil. ll'tlllt'|l
do“ ll to >‘lll t‘ll'lt". for it little l'l‘Cl'l'ltllUll
in the Way 0| niltittnghtnl 11-lllllu'. 'l'heit‘
lit out its is mum on \lll'll Itlft‘llSlHlH t'titi»
sistml ol'u l:tl';_"t- v u n‘w-t' ol guns, llllllllll
lion. lis ting tm'klt’. \\c.. one ioiil'o! lll'C-111. ‘
u [tollllil ol ll it'd Lit-5t and ten gallons ot
the wry brat in town. They are ull live
lioys lllltl We pretltt't lot~ them ujolly
gooil tune—iti'yitfitn, [Ullo‘fl'n/l.
lmwtm. l'rizrts r-l‘tiu putilic schoo‘
closed llt‘l'c lust Frittuy.
llriii'y Jiicltson, \\ho had stitrteil, with
others, II” it little excursion; was tele
gtupheil for next tlny, ttnd returned. to
attend the funeral ot his inhtnt sister at
Port Gamble.
__._____.*,,_____
Ct'rr Uiititc'i'oitr.—\\’urk will be com
lllt'llcctl to-tluy on u Business Directory
of the Ctty of Scuttle and of Snohotittslt
county to he issued Item the Intelligence/-
jolt rooms. The book will contain 110
piiges, of 24x42 picus each. (six pleas to
the inch,) in d \\lll he well bound in
'NNlrd covers. wrth leather heck, unit
when hound will be u hook ot'uhout 6x9
inches. The work \iillcotitiiiu tlte uume
ttnd locittton ol'every unit) in Scuttle, to
gether Willi fuels ulltl statistics of the
past utid present growth of the city, and
u recitul ot the lending industries upon
which its growth depends. Copies of
the work will he plucetl in the hotels at
Sun Francisco, Portland and other lead.
ing cities, thus giving immigrants seek
ing homes on this coust some substati
ttitl facts in regard to our city, which is
tlte lensi udvcrtisctl in Sun Francisco or
any of the cities of the north l’ocilic
count. Mr. K. C. Ward will lll‘glll the
census oi the city t-i-duy, end will col
lect such tiiuteriul for the work us will
muke this. the first Business Directory ol
the City of Scuttle. compare well with
the directurtcs ol'otherc ties. The hook
will sell for it per copy. and orders
only be sent in it! once. To help defray
the expenses ol‘the work, advertisements
will be inserted at $lO per puge, and us
our entire husmes community are inter
ested in this matter, no douht n goodly
, number of advertisements will be secured
‘ Advertisrneuts t‘mmnhreud, by mail. will
;he inserted at the same rute. Mr. El
dridge Morse, of Snohomish City, will
furnish and edits directory of Snoho
misli County, which will he hound in the
same volume. and will include a descrip
tion of the deslruhle vacant hmds in thuti
county. The work will be reudy for de- ‘
livery shoot the first of October next.
—lntelligencor.
.___._.+._.__._
A MAGNIFICENT Storm—A gentlmsn
0! this city informs us that while visit
ing st Tuconts, on Saturday and Sunday
liist.shenvy snow-storm raged on and
around the summit at Mt. Runier. With
the rid of» powurl'ul glass the WM’ oi
elements could he distinctly seen. This
was indeeds magnificent sight—u pro
longed snow-storm in the month ol Au
gust, while the beholder stood surround
ed by the hesuty ttnd mellowness ol‘ch
mute rquel to the most liivorsble ltuliitn
summer“ The slit w fell to sgreut depth.
lllling up all depressions and changing
the entire aspect of the mountain.—
T raititcriyt.
——————-O-§—.—————
Fort "rue: I%me l..\nic.—— Foster &
King. boiler makers, are enguged in
making a new holler 235» feet in length
by 44 inches in dittineter, with tubes 71!
winches in length. Also a new smoke
stuck and one of Gate‘s patent spark
catchers. The whole will be completed
in it few weeks—lntelligencer.
___.—-———o-O-o_——-——
Experienced observers believe that at
least 1,000 men. disappointed in obtain:
in]; gold in the Black Hills, will leave
for Eastern Montana on u prospecting I
tour. |
____-—-o-.—.» ... 4......4 '
The despots ot‘ the nineteenth century I
do not dreutl ussitssinatinn hnlt‘ its much I
they fear the influence of n free press.
The former may deprive them of life.
the hitter unnihilstes their selfish and
cruel system of government.
.L‘fl'l'llllll GDI'I'IIII'I I'.\l !\' ;
l-‘l’ll 'l'“ I-) IllilJl'lI“ 0|” 'I III} 1
AI’I-‘LIF'I‘I'IID. .
' '— l
T'n- Surgeom ul'the Nzttiom.‘ ‘uuie I‘ ‘
inditute, ittt'J't‘tl in Inn-inunpoln: l‘u iiin' .
Diviainu. .\lh:uul-rn “ililtlltlu‘. limit '.
fitteet 5;”) l“l‘:|ll(‘i.-It‘lt. Ilnve )‘ielileul tnthe i
truly or: n! nppunls troni their pitons
:mil ii'it mi.» in tin-Jun ulnl \Vnkhingtou .
Territory niiti tnljuinitli: regiom to re- .
v.~tt Peril ml. The tnl'uier \i‘it was
ill-. 4ly H‘tiiil‘oe'ort‘ uml eue arranging.
nun)" ot' the pitit‘iit'i then nt‘l‘eintetl for i
trentnn-nt ln-itl-j now entirely run-I|. l
n'lnle nenrli' nil nre greatly l-enetited ntnl
in :i thir \\o_\~ nt'reenvery. Three or more 1
of t'n Slum-nus will he nt the (‘n~rnopol- l
it-rn Hotel in l'mtlntnl. Oregon. t'rmn
lin ll.|\'. iln- ‘2ch (liiyut‘Aneuut. until ‘
Suturilny. the 2d September. 1870. six ‘
din-a inelusiw. ‘
They will lurve with them it great
amount ol‘surgienl nppnrntun. npplinueen,
etrx. nntl murpetent tlssintnnts uml work
men to ehnnge. tit. nml Innke weh nppn
; rntm on many he required. They will
eonre espeeinlly prepnretl to trent nil
nurgienl ensen: I’nrnlysis. nil kinds of
llet'uruiiti n of the Pin-e, Spine nml Lilltitfi
Dinenseil Joints. Dim-titted Eyes. (‘nt-trrh.
i’rivnte l)i~'enses. Piles. Fistuln. ete. nll
l who wish to until themselves of the tut
ivnntauesot' the Institute. without the
‘ long journey to Bnn Frnneineo or Indian
npnlin. should do m at this time. No
eases will he undertaken without it fair
hone ot' reliet‘. it is needless to may thnt
‘ the inititution is entirely responnihlemnd
‘ the lnrgent nnd most popular nfthe kind
i In Ann-rim. euring tltounnnde unnunlly.
i Remember the time and place, nntl come
1 early. WSend to the Institute for
circular.
:ll
~—-—-—o—o—o—————
He wns bound to be accurate, and he
described the woman’s costume thus
1 "She wore on elegant suit of something
i‘“' other, out bins, and trimmed end
‘ wise."
l
t W
} Wurlike young liuiics—Sully-port and
1 Em-hrnsure.
t “
‘ ,_ _ -.. m,“ _- _.
l MARRIED.
‘ “mason- EYE—LEFAFEHEuELT—Jt
Mr. Andrew Johnson, by J. N. Low, .1. P..
‘Mr. Andrew Johnson to Miss Elle Nelson.
‘ All of Snohominh county.
SNOHUMISH CITY MARKET REPORT.
‘ STOCK.
.‘iilch Cows, W ht]............525.00@ 60.00
Work ()xeu. a y0ke............8|bt). @ 250.
Beeienttle. on foot. V m...............ncts
Horses, is 11¢........... .......830. @IOO.
Sheep, 9 thfittt)
Hogs, on foot. it n)...................(1et5.
GROCBRIBD. Pnovrstona Jae.
Bacon 8410.14 ct:
Pork ' do. . ......flu
Chickens, It «10:83 @350
Erna, do. ......................30cte.
F our. 19 bb1...................86.50 g 7.00
Wheat. ? hu5h...................fl._r 1.25
Butter, 3 m9o@3sus
Hides. green. I»? 1b.....................8ctfl
Potatoeufi it: bush title-u.
Outs, W 311 cm.
Ground Barley, I) wn............'....fl2.50
Hey. It mn..................C15.00@20.00
t'nndlee, v ib.........................25cte
Henna, (10. ...... .............oet.u.
Sugars. do. ..................10@ltietn.
Syrui, it keg 015g1h.................fl.50y
Dried Apples, I) 1b...”..............11cta.
Null». ‘0 ibtl@lo eta.
Comma". Ii D..2ets.
Tobneco, do. ......,_...........75-®51.20
Couloii, W cue.sbt)o
Cuhtnuze, I) b....:u............... l'q ctn
'l‘urnlpl. do. ... 1.16 ct:
Apples. 8 bu5h.................81.25@L50
Wood, '0) c0rd,de1iv‘d..................2.30
Shingles. it “.8300
Ship Knew, 0 in. .‘..............40@150cta
Loire, It M ii. ..........s’i.oo
chcd Timber. Hr lineal (not. .. IO eta.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN MARKET.
From the San I'mnciaw Chronicle.
anr, new. '6' ct 1.,.... ..81.50 ((i‘ 1.52%;
" choice, old Inilling,. ...I.5T}; (g) 1.02}!
BAKLBY, new. 25) cti...... .....1.00 @ 1.0.
“ choice old hrewing,.... ..1.1t)@1.1.’0
01ml, new crop, W cti.,...........i.30(a_t1.05
Hiram-mat..................... . [.3714
Brenwuen, p lb. ..............6?’(§ 4cm
lions, Wnnh.lerr‘y.fl m ........i) (Ci 1’ eta
(iuounu Burnt. It tnn,........21.w(flti.00
Hut. Ii ton. ....................7.50@.13.50
ME
FOR SALE.
The untierelirned being deeiruun of changing
occupation. now oti‘ere Hazel Dell. better
known «a Wood's Pniirie for sole. Snld furin
contains 100 norm or good tilleuio laud. n 0
acres now under ienee and in ugood rum: of
cultivation. u lnrue stream 0! water running.
the whole length of the piece. a splendid null
niu' within 60 feet of the house, uuoil {mum
dwelling houue, 38x30 feet. ”(3 stories high.
Smnll orehurd of Apple-t, learn, l'iunns,
Peale-hes. tfherriea. nntl :m uhnndnnen of t-‘ilttlll
irult. Together with stock (30 treatment! n1:-
rlctilturnl implements. Snid runn l.» “hum-d
1h: Iniie~ iromthoskvknmit-h River‘in .‘luo
hominheouuty. s. 3:. ’l'. m. N. ILI h. . Soil a
rich hlnek imam. For dairylnu, or urnin ruia- 1
h ennunt. be bent. and {or n eozy mnt rlem. .
“iii pint-e there is out. another like it ili‘ i tin or 1
any other county on Puget, Sound. in: pur- t
ticnlnm nddrem. :9 A. W 001)". 0" “CW" .
eome and see. Three heme and other out.
buildings on the premises. . ‘ .
anchomilh City, June 30, 187%. .‘.;
gamma Evalumt.
Finest “’im's. [titllml's S ('i; :tr-.
lllil-111 2.10 m. [M‘l‘ qnurl.
()ppnxf/r .I’.'l 'l '/.LIU.\'
St-uttlr. - - \\7 ‘l‘.
J. S. Anderson, Reuben Ln\\'.
I ’ropriol'urs.
\’l ‘.‘II
Puget Sound Stunt Yard !
Foot of Second Street
SEATTLE, W. 'l'.
Pin-ry Yuriuty of
G EMETE BY WORK.
1113.11) STOAVL‘S,
Mopuments, &0.,
la'rrv'uhzd in mar/Jo! nnvl "Hum shmr'u. (riff:
“all!!!“ and Iliqum'h,
jlll (EH/mu .Qlam/11/g. #7011211.
Alno all kinda of .
gunman building material
KEPT FOR THE MARKET.
All Orders Addvelsed To
' M. J. CABKEEK,
PR OPRJL‘ TOR.
v 1 20.
BLAC KSMIT H V
I
THE UNDERSIGNED IIA VIN G
‘ OPENED A
New Blacksmith Shop,
AT
Snohomish City.
Washington Territory,
15 REA n Y T 0 n 0
ALL KINDS OI" LOGHERS AND
i FARMERS WORK IN 1118 LINE.
‘ WITH NEATNESS AND
I)ispa.tch.
SHOP IS BACK OF MARK'B SALOON.
«tau and we may work.
L. HANSEN.
v] 1126.
NO3 THERN STAR
WE QEEM‘J-Eo
Snohomish City, W. T.
‘3 ..., V
5" ”:7 “K
~.‘J\!}=‘—‘-l 7 £6“
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t t
f"\\'ޤx ~ ta
’ ' "mug”,— _ ’
:g‘é;
A GOOD ASBORTMENT
0F '
Business and Legal Blanks on
HAND. .' -
A.“ kinds otjob work
IN THE
BEST STYLE AT REASONABLE
I’IfiICES.
madtes' Waiting Gard:
A SPECIALTY.