, 1876-11-11
Chr aoytl,tut Star.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1876.
LOCAL a'E1lNlS.

/ without brOil or accident
| II. c. Nining of Mukitco has been in
town for few days. He is looking well
and chock full Of snap.
The NcRe came Thursday evening
bringing freight and passengers. She
left Friday morning for Seattle.
The Fanny Lake arrived at half past .
o'clock. She brought the mail and
small freight and many passengers for the
Stillaguamish and Skagit.
The suit before Justice Low, in which
Geo. V. Brann was plainti'and $. Hogan
was defendant, after n protracted trial,
was decided in favor of the plaintiff.
The Nclli5 was launched on Tuesday
and reached town without injury. Her
appearance was greeted with three times
three rou.ing cheers by large crowd on
the wharf.
The Fanny La&e came on Tuesday
bringing mail, freight and passengers.
She left for Scattlealtcr towing the boom
up to its original location, where it will
be Immediately re.huug.
w. b. Stevens has his saloon neatly
and comfortably fitted up, the furniture
tor that purpose came on the Fanny
Lake. Win knows how to keep a house
and please his patrons,
On Tuesday last the little daughter of
Peter Anderson fell and broke her arm
ohliquely above the elbow. Surgical
assistance was summoned and at present
the little sufferer is doing well.
The logs, at the mouth of the river,
seized by Mr., Trull, Government agent,
for the recovery of which suit WAS in.
stituted by Mowatt & Hinman, has beer
settled by Mr. Trull paying all costs and
releasing the logs.
Some body took Mr.. II. D. Morgan's
lantern from Mr.. FeTgusons porch last
Wednesday night. Mr.. NJ presumes it
was done as joke. Thinks the joke has
been carried far enough, requests a re-
turn of the lantern, so it will be ready
for use ON stormy nights.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of the National Business College of Port
land. No other system OF instruction
offers so many advantages to the young
man who does not propose to take Il
u thorough classical or professional course
of training. Several Of our young men
are thinking strongly Of going there be-
fore long. We wish them success, and
hope many may avail themselves of its
benefits.
Good fruit found growing upon the
farms or for sale in the market, presents
one of the most attractive features found
in a country. This valley is capable Of
raising a great many varieties of fruit of
a quality second to no place on this
coast. Mr.. Swan is a nurseryman Of ex-
perence, and knows the kinds of trees
that do well here. He has made our
townsman, II. d. Morgan, his agent here.
Our people should give HIM their pat
ronage in this line.
EXHIBITION Tile public school of
this district closed its 2nd term yeSter-
day. Next Thursday night, the pupils,
under the efficient management of their
teacher, Mrs. Bell, will give an entertain
ment in the hall of the Riverside Hotel,
for the benefit of the school. For par.
ticulars see programme. As this is
noble object, and perfectly voluntary on
the part of both teacher aud pupils, we
hope every one will turn out and give
crowded house.
We take pleasure in announcing that
we have secured the services of Mr.. A. W.
DeLany as foreman in our Office in place
of Mr.. Gregory. Mr.. DeLany is an old
Oregon printer, has followed the trade
between twenty-five and thirty years is an
experienced workman. thoroughly under
standing oil the details of the business.
Has been in Seattle for some six months
past, was foreman in the Dispatch Office
at the time of the enlargement Of that
paper some months ago by Mr.. Brown.
We bespeak for him cordial reception