, 1876-08-05
The alurthrrn Star.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1876,
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mssioners OF Snohomish county, W. T.,
will meet next Monday, August 9Th,
Mr.. John SWEET, the gentleman who
had his leg badly broken some days ago,
is doing we'll We are informed by his
physician that strong hopes are enter.
,ainrd ot his ultimate recovery.
A brother OF Mr.. John Davis of this
place has arrived with his family from
Oregon. Mr.. d., we understand has
come to remain permanently among Us.
To ull such we extend hearty welcome.
Mr.. Clark Ferguson is charging and
otherwise improving the old blacksmith
building, when completed, this heretofore
unsightly concern will be "a by AZ feet,
and suitable for almost any kind OF
business
Part of the machinery tor Mr.. P. M.
Benefits mill has arrived, the remain.
der is looked for in IL few days; work
has already commenced on the mill site
and wi he vigorously continued until
the mill is completed and ready tor
business.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement OF the
North Pacific Mutual Life Association
in another column, send in your appIi-
cations. No man with u family or even
IL young, man should not be without an
insurance on his life.
DENTIsTRY.--If you are troubled with
toothache call on DR., G. S. Raymond, OF
Port Gamble, who will be in Snohomish
next Tuesday, where lie will remain n
week. This gentleman is well and faYor'
ably known in his profession all over the
Sound, and will doubtless give good
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him while here
SoCIABLE.-There will u sociable free
to al my friends and patrons, on the
evening of August 10th, 1876, Mt the
Snohomish Exchange. A cordial invi
tation is generally extended, and | assure
all that no pains will be spared to render
the evening agreeable to those who feel
disposed to honor this invitation.
ISAAC CATucART.
New WHARF.-The new wharf now
being built by Messrs. Packard " jack
son, at what is known as the upper
steamboat landing, in rear Of their store,
will furnish increased accommodations
for steamers receiving and discharging
freight and passengers at that end Of
town. The piling was done 10y Mr.,
= Benz. Stretch, and is q cOmmendable
piece of work in its line.
RANCH FoR SALE We call attention
to the ranch at Woods prairie, offered
for sale by its proprietor Salem A Woods.
This is one of the first ranches ever i'm
proved in this county, as well as one OF
the most beautiful and valuable. Its
proprietor does not wish to sell because
he is tired of the country and wishes to
leave; on the contrary he is one OF our
oldest and most valued citizen, is deeply
interested in all public enterprises of our
community, aud proposes to live and die
here his only reason Tor selling being
that his present business requires him to
live on his other ranch, and as he cannot
we'll attend to both ranches, and his pres.
ent business, he offers to sell one at a
bargain, for we assure our readers a bar
gain is offered here.
The Yakima was up here last Monday.
This very popular steamer is now doing
fair share of the business on the river,
and under the able and gcntlemanly COM
mand of Capt. II. olney, will, no doubt,
keep on increasing the business OF the
Puget Mill Co., on this river.
The Fanny Lake made her usual trip
here on Tuesday bringing her usual
amount of freight and quite number OF
passengers. This steamer is justly en-
titled to the thanks Of this office for nu-
,merous favors. And is beyond doubt the
most accommodating and best managed