, 1876-08-19
Ihr 2lnrtarrn Stay.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1876.
E.OE.aa. REEy2S.

Girls Chances" read carefully and con.
slider how many chan, es they miss in a
year.
Although anXously expected the beau,
tiful Nellie has NOT yet put in her appear
ancc She is now expected the fore part
OF next week, say about next Tuesday,
Her owners claim her to he the finest
modelled stern wheeler on this coast
When Mr.. Cnthcar and party return.
ed from Seattle last week Mr. Thomas
w. Prnsh OF the Pacifc Tribune came
here with the party. We were pleased
to see his smiling face in our sanctum.
Tommy always has a good word for
Snohomish. May Prosperity always at
tend him and the 7ribune.
We call attention to the ad. of Mcssrs.
Bean S White. the cntrrprising Seattle
merchants, they have arrangements com.
pleted for supplying dc lers out side
OF Seattle on reasonable terms, are agents
for the cplcheratcd Alden dried fruits,
superior probably to any other brands Of
fruits found in the market, we recon.
mend their trial
New BRIDGE. Work on the Pill
Chuck bridge Is progressing finely, the
part contracted for hy Nj. Benz. Stretch
will soon be completed. 1t has always
been very Inconvcnient for farmers living
up river to get any thing to or from their
places, but with the completion OF this
bridge, horses and wagons will come
iuto general use to the economy of time
labor and expense. Give US good roads
and good bridgcs--the country's all
right.
When up river last we called at Chas
Taylor's logging camp situate opposite
Qualco, on Jerseys place, Mr. Taylor
was away; we were acquainted with
most Of the boys p j. Field, his fore
man did all in his power to make every
thing pleasant and agreeable for us, We
understand Mr., Taylor. has been quite
successful logging there. He returned
from across the Sound, where he hat
been to dispose of his logs only couple
of days since. We could not help but
observe the increase of business at the
Forks during the past ye0r.
STEAMERS. Zcphyr made her reg
.ular run here on Sunday last aud also
again on Thursday. 1t was expected
that the new boat, the Nellie, would he
here in her place on Thursday, but from
some cause will not be here until Monday
next.
The Fanny Lake was up last Tuesday
with fair share Of business. We un-
derstand that she will make only one
trip per week to this place hereafter, as
her increasing business in the vicinity OF
Seattle will keep her employed instead.
The Yakima came in yesterday bringing
an unusual large amount Of freight; prin-
cipally for Blackman Bros, Packard u
jackson, Fred Foss, Hinman & Mowatt
and L. d. Smith.
1t is expected that the Fanny Lake
will visit the Skagit and Stillaguamish
rivers this week. She will no doubt
make profitable trip, by so doing, as
this is the busy season among the farmers
over there.
HEcEPTIoS.-In compliance with an
invitation previously given, nearly all
the ladies and gentlemen of the place
and vicinity, on the evening of August
10th, met in the parlor of the Snohomish
Exchange to welcome to her new home
the bride of the proprietor, Mr. Isaac
,Cathcart, They were married the even
ing,bcfore in Seattle, the brides former
residence, and came down on the boat
accompanied by several mutual friends
and relatives Of the bride. AT SIX
O'Clock, all were escorted to the dining
room, where supper was spread, Of
every thing in the shape of luxury and
good cheer that money could procure
; in this Territory at this season OF the
year. The entire hotel was thrown open
to the public. After the supper the par
lor resoun dcd with rich strains of music,