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COLoR1DO HTNING.


COfTfsDcnd6nfe Qfth PHtshhfgh Gdteue.
In the summer of 1859 Wilbur +. stone
now citizen of Pueblo. accompanied by a tall
and athletic mOuntlnecr assembled To the sum
nit Of Mount Lincoln for the purpose Of ascer-
lining ITS attitude Dramatically. The day Was
clear and pleasant, ana the wind moderate.
After ACCOMPLISHING tucIr object Mr.. Stone OBJ
served heavy cloud approaching rapidly from
the northwest, sweeping iuriousy through n
congeries Of rugged peaks. roaring louder and
louder as II approached the lOftier summit upon
whioh they stood. when the cloud reached the
side OF the mountain driven ny fierce wind, Il
rose rapidly toward tho summit While z zing
at IL Mr.. stone stretched his arm toward it.wnen
iust1ntil his hnge. began to give out SOUND
like the buzzing Of a large bug or beetle. Very
soon THIS buzzing and Swapping sound seemed To
he all around them and more particul rly IN tner
hair. Tue other man, whose busny locks were
So long that they hung down to his snoulders
surprising mat a bug hnL really got into his hat,
took II oHwhen, hehol his nair rose ana stood
enc. rlying MIN an appearance a. once udicrous
am hideOns Mr. Stone, whose hnirw snor,cr
and lighter, then took on MS bat, and found MS
nar Hrecied IN the same way. lie Then exten led
ms hand toward his companion. wnen a chain
Of electric sparks flew OUT Of tue ends of MS
hnsrrs' although covered wi u timex glove.
untti mn equilibrium W as established. Meantime
the buG1lng kept uu all around.
A bank Of drlfted snow lay upon the north
g i-t side ~ tue summit. Two dogs wniGh we're
win lbem got upon the snow aud engaged IN
irulicksOme gdmhols, as II In hlgh state of
tni''menti nut they were partially sheltered
frpm the wind which then ~ ept Ike "A hurri-
cane across the summit. Mr., stone threw a
stick a nttlr way abOve them, which one Of the
dog' ran 10 PICK up nut lust s he reached IL the
wind struck him and with II an electric snoCk,
which caused him To utter a loud cry and take
To his heels down the mountain side, with nls
har like the tail Of an angry or scared c 4.
The next sensation was an almost uuendura-
bic prickihr, ~ II their entire hodips mad been
covered WIN siing,ns insects, or as # "A line
needle had been applied TO every pore, while
sparkle we're hilng from ole man To the Other,
ana from one object to anOtn continually, with
III more vigorous buzZing an Swapping snunds.
Utefuga strong excltm. zion of terror tuo bold
mountalncer sptahg rom the summit and de-
seconded the side Of the mountain about MY
ieet, and Mr.. Stone followed him.. here tncy
stopped for a few minutes, the cOnfu-eu noises
and pnCking sensation stlll continuing Inen a
broad sheet Of lightning, WIN an Intensely
bright spark or stream In the centre. surround
ed. or Father enyeloped them. Instantly the
bLEzing and nricking ceased, aud they were per-
Tee ~ at ease. The electricity with which they
were moment before 30 heavily charged was
| withdr wn. sun. there was not tue slightest
| detOnatinn.
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SCHUYLER coLrA1's SsIoHDoHs.
A Justice oftbc Pence Numbering IN Editor at
south Bend, Ind.

From me Cnfcr0o Tribune.
SoUTn BEND, Ind, Nov. 22.--Ths plnce is
In an upronr this afternoon over the shooting
Of Charles r. Murray. editor Of the Morning Her
all, by william = liner, a Justice Of the Peace
OF this city. Tho Offices Of the Hcrdh and Palm
er pen into tho same hail "uy. and tho deed was
done bv Palmer while standing near the head Of
tho stairs, his victim being N the act Of ascend
ing. Palmer had wat ched for Murray, evidently,
from his Office window, and seeing him coming,
went to meet him. The weapon fred was a
large English ducling pistol. OF which Palmer
carried two ono IN each hand. Murray fell
down stair4. aud was carried to his room Mt the
CIR nd Central Hotel, where medical aid was fur
ni-hel. II WIS found that the ball had cntcre |
his light urenst just below the coll 7 bone, and
mad RANGED down through the rtsnt lung, com
ing out at the ri,ht sido below the sea Iul1 Tho
ball ludt ed IN the sidtw Tx below. It's wei2nt
was about one ounce, and u was driven win as
iruch force ~ though sh 1t from musket.
Palmer was Immediately arrested bv Shenf
Iurnock, mo pistols slil IN his .nds, and
Tho acii,n - Palmer wa, the result Of nrt-
cles ~ the Hcr1d styling ~ " free over and
uttCtly charging him win criminal IN macy
with awOnnu wac 'ad been CT plugged IA COM
p"sitor In the H,rdid once. An mticle q tho
Sunday.
MURRAY has suffered greatly, nhaling and e1-
hnling ar through the hole IN his lungs, and at 7
O'Clock he seemed ON the verge Of dissolution.
He has f.lntd somewhat since then, but his
physician doubts that 10 Will las. until morn
lug. His wife, Mrs. Ada NJ. Murray n gifted
Young writer, ~ spending the winter IN en-
ington. at tne home OF her pafen =. Sue IA IN
delicate health. and has not been notified Of her
husbands condition. Murrays ante norton
deposition was taken at $50 o'clock this even
Ing. IL Is IA follows;
believe that am dying. lie met me the stair.
way abuute o'clock. got a1out half way ~. aud he
was scout ilree steps down. II was Bill Palmer.
wa. not looking Al III D. He nnlOood at me, ami
looked ~ aud saw Bili; lie dr.s pistol II was
cDckr IL Ma one - hose OlLfIrhiOned horse pts.
tois. He "a, chale,, Is that you?" saw hun lie
sal = charley, III tnuut you now. thought NJ was
trying t. scare He about four step. from me.
tatd, "SnOOt awA." lie shot. That's all. lie wa.
Watching IN the window me before We stairs.
sI~ HIN from tnc sire L. lcairdJ H. birlscils
attention To- u. was close that she shot knOc Aud
u.e right over ana tell dOWn stairs.
NJ rrdy IL about thirtv-two wears old. He
served three years Ia the army In the 1hirtie h
Indiana Regiment. and was wounded anu left
Tor dead ON The Held at Stone river He carries
the Dell stil in his body. lie was n clerk In the
Urea ury DeJart nent In Washington for six
ietts. during which tine he also did some short
hand work. ana wrote tor several new spapers
aud MAGAZINES. l'unic opinion Ii very strong
against Palmer. and his act Is regarded IA that
of dastaidIY coward.
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the oITHs DIvORcE ctSE.


tion The LoiHsrHe Commercials
In the Tltus-Oatcs divorce case now
pending In the Chancery Court. IN which Mrs.
James A Oates litu. prays for a divorce from
her husband, irIcy W. iitHs, 81 ss = .uiinc Mef-
ritz. sister OF Mn. Titus, deposes tnat the
Iltnln married the defendant AT The southern
Hotel Ia : H. Is, and mat AZ the time OF tue
MART ge the defend Mt mad no money ~ his
own, and the plaintiff supported butu hers II
and the defendant; that litus wa "A dinking
man. and. IN addition to that, mi~treitcu his
" fe ana "a iandered her uroprrtI tnlt Tor In.
past two years lie has hecn n conf. med drank
ard, ANA wound at times 20 without sue KING to
his wife Tor two weeks, daring which tine ne
her To the theatre that he never attended To
business, ana did no tbor whatever. Mhne In II.
Louis III January. 1879 she say, that titus treat
ed lllS vile very badiN' aud uid not speak 10 her
flr three or 10 rWeeks. Although his lie was
III at the time, he fan to pay any attention to
her ana sue - nj 1" this city for her mother u
nurse her. while ~ hansas CITY ne Cursed aud
abusen his VIE Dec Use she refused to play AZ
the matinee when she was SICK
" While In iniladelph In October, 1874, Titus
also treated his VIE very dly, ana ON % nc-
casinn, when she spoke to him about business
he tolu her roughly thai she did not know any
tuins about business. ANA pu-Ied her. and she
woulu have f.llon down the steps but mat the
states thHt he handled AN the IN lnty, and whom
the u intin mkod MIN for money re would say
thdt he did not nave any, and wauid then 20 cut
aud sl'e a u IA an kinr. NLilr m san Iran
cisco ~ j uu ~, $50, MS treatment Of her " ts
sucu that she was compelled 10 have the attend
hhrt ot physician benlnl the scenes wnie
iulhilng her engagement at the theatre.
inc denositon OF Matte u, nike. the waiting
maid uf Mrs. titus. was |. ken at the EXCHANGE
lloiel IN lticnm M, Va, ana has been died IA
court. she states that she mas known Iilus tor
four yer, ana that ne was very IN tempered At
times that she heard him curse plaiutid ln 81 q.
LOui,in June, $50. TITUS had never been klnd
TO his WIFE since she knew tbem-tnat Is. since
their matri Le-VXCtpt Tor "A lew months Htter
the said marriage. Sue also referred To the au-
sence ana neglect OF the plaintiff on the part Of
the defendant, as detailed 10y the Otner wit
nesses, ana sta ed that though sho nau never
seen titus actually strike his wife, she saw him
snake her In Philadelphia, aud he ard him tell
her " that II she was "a man he would knock on
her head. She also states that when tue company
was playing IN tins city 10 crowded houses,
manner ne asked her what she wanted with 10.
No other steps have Yet been taken in tue oase
Iiacy Titus, Ia appear.
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Dame Natures Lemonade.


The sour well near Luiug Texas, the
property Of Dr. Burdeit, has become somewhat
iam"us lhe wafer Is pleasantly acidulatrd,
not unlike lemonade and is said Ia possess won
derlul curative properties. lhe well wAt dug
some year- ago hy AN ola settler OF the county
named Hiram Moore Its mineral qualities were
suon discovered, ana the nelghbois tor several
niles around were In tue habit Of Visi,iug It,
cunplng OUT winnie ayailing themselves OF the
effects Of the wtter, Moore didn't like to he
distu bed 50 he MI ID up the well. In thi3 con-
dttlon II remained for some time, and might
never have been Teopened mad u not been for
DR.. iurleu, by whom IL VS. Tepponed. Its
water In now drank ly thOusHnus tproughpgt
the state. II I, sold ~ galveston, Houston. san
Antonio, and AUSTIN. the doctor says tnat this
ter - hnti-billOu-, cathaT' ic, uiutctc uidphn-
rttic, Alternative, and tonic. lie states furthrr
mat It cures stroiuld, rheumatism, try-ipeli@,
liNer ana spleen derungements, ana other COM
plhints Ia numerous to M 'ntion. | SNOW from
cAnerlehoc "a from the stutemonls 81 Others,
Mnosr Verht.~AA cluld not doubt, thlt n /. ono
oI the Ereite-t .ppe lzels now known. | have
hthru many NV llis say II gave them a better
appetite than they al previously mad for years
summer saw an old gentlem VINO took IN
his hat ana showed me his head. On dong 80
ne stated 10 me that when he commenced h IN
ing in the water his head Of hair was IA white A
cotton, and now | could see for myself il was
gradually ssuming a dark color. Inc gen, le-
mans name Is Major Oates, Of Harris county.
texas. Any one disposed 10 DOUBT the effect OF
the water upon his hnr can correspond with
HIM at Houston, or visit HIM Mt his home Ina
well Il about thirty feet deep. and Its curl-
liVs mowers are tns Same In winIer IA in summer
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STIrEN IsLIND's oBsERvaroRY.
One OF the War Drparinrni'- Auxiiiarics In
the signal service.

nom M ~ n0ud tpurfy Gu,fffs.
Every staten Islander knows all about
"keutgen's weather flags, or weather li,hts,"
nut PROBABLY VERY little about the manner In
Whlch tie future II te OF the We tncr IS deter
mined, and the general equipment OF me
leo logical observatory. For this purpose a
Guzstte Reporter the other " visited the ob
servatnry ON Blyd hin, and made notes Of
whht he saw. Inc base ~ the observers look
out II elev ted one hundred feet tbuVe the level
OF the ocean, ana commands "a nne view uuwn
O. sandy Hook, over the bIy 10 the Hudson,
aud over Chsileton Heights. lhe principal IN
str tnents are a mercuriAl and liolcstetic gar
niueter. w. self registering thcrm motors. two
ordinary n rmOmo,or- anygrume. et an anem-
umctet, nj "a rain Gauge, beSid, numerous Sec
ondNy inst uUuents for measuring electricity,
SC. \ powerful telescope Is mounteI In tue
centre, turou n which our reporter recognized
% Trend struliiuC fr IN whitehall slip to Castle
Garden, ~ New York. Ine walls are lined wIth
IN ITS. books, pictures, chemical VI is, tuols.
Skeletons, cpilcCAOns, anu "A large picture OF
george WASHINGTON.
Sr Charles keutgeu performs all the work
Without bel'. At eight O'Clock A. NJ he axes
tue nrst Derivation anu hois either red or
awhite TAG, when tne red Il Z Is out 1t will rain
the DAY Will remain fine. Then he goes to husl-
ness, ana paws no more attention To he weatutr
until eight 4. NJ. when observations are again
made, tue dav signals taken down md a NIGHT
signal uOlsted "A green lantern prog nos ictting
u line nrlt and morning, Whlle "A red Intern
tells that IL Will rain within twelve houts. The
last observation Is maze at midnight aud the
signal eXiinruished. Between midnight aud
one u'elO the previous obs 'iyatiOns noted
with pencil marks arc entered into journals,
after cor ectiOns have been made md averages
figured up.
Thouqn Mr.. Keutgen IA not under the control
Of tne United States Signal Service, nor receives
any remuneration. he corresponds with The
War Department and Is furnished with weather
makes ono observatlon for tue Government at
eleven minutes past twelv' L. VI.
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xttlur,s.

COOPER MON FRYE LECTURES FOR
Y Tie Pc PIE IA ihe Gr". Han. a. pciucA T.. NJ sat
urd NOV. ~ the lecture Wi, dtlv'rcd bY the 1. v.
JOSEPH T. DURl IA. p, on" Tue Interest ana Naiue
~ the udy Of the Mind" being tn ur't ot sores OF
cNr lectures On the humtn MINI Tie aets can ne had
grnus at the once OF TIE Cooper Union anu d. Nan
Nustrands OOOK stOr' 2i Murray
AnkAM ). IEWIIT. eerr'tary.
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Auustmtuta

Amustmtuts
uDARK TuRArRR MluHTY DOLLAR
TlNNEIrTu AND LAST WEEK bUr
Il lllikG.
STILL THE PREVAILING POPULAR At
- TEAJ llOt.
A NOTUTR ENGAtsEMENT pOsITINELH
n PREVENTS RENEWAL.
SsSD PERFORMANCE rO-NIGHr.
NO FREE LIST IL NEPr ThE PRISE.
LIVERY EVENING ATs.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT2.
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3;al estate.

4 HOMERASILY OBTAINED S325 LOTS
~ Ia New YORK ttty. only ~ CASH ualance tlO
monthly. No cnarge dreds. No asse sments.
COOK RAPID TRANSIT NOW RUN
tNO-Ds inE uirect 70 the pso CRY IN .. minutes.
spO| ONLY SEQ CASH REQUIRED.
'1O-D. POTTER nos A 'NAfrun 81.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
sta nJ)l.; M Ru,tJDj.
DENN-YI.VANIN RAILROAD.

$50, ruE, - ,rAi - "A l'' ,..,.-.
r. ~ T. ~ - ~ ~ 49, VI ~ ~ 70
Trans leaNe Ne" iOrH, rom loot VI beshi1s - AL
Cmtah'tsi sta As 10 o@ti ,.
hNprc o. hurf.nlIs ~ snursn Ntst M
uth In iW ma raj tte r. az ichnd, W A. NC
and siSg T. W. sun ay . hd H.oP VI
fOr Niniain-p ~ M Ln,H haven VIA FNlalei1Ms
ana Erie Y X DIV, come rth. Il il d- p ',irN 30
". hOf Nllhmsplrt' Lock hu'rn, 'ulfi. hIl ire
$3.50 7. NJ come ting a. Cory Tor luh''Nli P'tos
uin Cent e. anu nc l,l isero"., ,,....., ..,
Was II igtun Exnrgs. Of Pun uin P,.lor tlrs y
cNcent sunday N3O A. Mi arrive ~ l-hin-iNl $40 p
NJ; ketu AZ siip A. NJ, pa deP W. SHnd'v up v
fxpres Tor + 30 h'llhif, 2, $50, f'ii 1920 A. w.
II 30 3, T. 40, o. d. Z. 100, T. NJ. eu o. mgr sar
day, ,. n !. $50 aud i ". EinlErstt hul geo o.
FOR Ncw,rK At q G."n. 2 7,i0 2 %. 30. o. ". nj
NJ l. .. c:Ih. $40. $50 f.fl i,.ai 3. D d. .,iI it
$40 syn G.SD 7. 7.gl S.iu. in tl..i p 81. aas !
night SUNDAY. t:p. q 80 Z. aud $40 =. W.
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4etsonll Aotlt,s.
s,tntlstrp.

SILVER FILLlSG~. SOL warranted Examine
.rlntln 'ht. huT ..e Drlttl l.po g. ~ Glh AZ
--'-''''n'a 1871 no4Ht iul a. 81 gam &C., N "a
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dalantro.-.maI,s.

A GENTS wanted In town and country, 10 4rl our
b. htt rms AMI ARG stock 10 the country. Apply o
tue els Tea COMPANY, .ui ulton St., between inurch
AMI Grecn~irh SIS, Sew York.
A GtNr ~. so dairy selling ourno chimney burners,
Empire Novelty Company, 800 BROADWAY.
IN presents show cards ll6 Bo"ery, above BRA -re.
N forA Book Concern, Warren ST. after 10 ucloo6.
DOY, 10 H. o. drive horse ana wagon; reference
ID FROM last employer. $50 West 10Th 81.
NOTICE TO TAILORS.-Thc members OF the
Union are requested 10 attend special meeting al
telr rcsnectyc meeting rooms SATURDAY evening Dee.
a. 10 dlscuss uaiters Of npor aEce ani Instruct
BODY on SUNDAY, At 4. NJ. By order OF The Central
BODY JACOB MORsDArr, P,esident
Thos- NJ MlLLIAMs, -ecte;nry.
WANlED, A!ETrS,r--sN ,nyas.ers should se ure
~ Icur, wis H." ~ III, Rev. eii, Mason For rms
addI IS ~ publisher II. Is. RUSSELL, 90 Cornhill.
Boston, Macs
NNANTED-A competent and iidu,triou, man to
W tax" clary" Of ard 7up'untehd ar.e shoe nttug
fotor,t uuly those exp ,riruoe nee Apply Address
W.T. references, A. Be- isi Once box 2lep
WAITER wanted IN a dining s,looni young man
Eigh,h ay.
WANTED A boy about 10 ye,rs old In "A grocery
w store one thai understands the business ll2 Ave
nuet.
WANTED A paper cutter. must understand to
w work with sherl'lAn's cutter 10 Murray Al.
W@NTGD 4 gooa boy about Il to woFS at 81
WANrED-A ooy to wora at the Ia sing bu mess.
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I,,rusn pnIlui:ooLI,s

INArneR DKI Mi.OOLI'S
IL tHAhl a SAZAAk AND CONCERT
will take place NEXT ~ ESDAl EVENING, Nov. 80.
Father Dfu ugOOle the societies persons
holding uckeis 10 make returns Tor the same soon
possible IA Ordcr that preparation mas m idc for
f1r Jistri uuon OF IN. premium Tick N I are
registered before T. NJ Monday. Nov -. wil nave
chance Tor pre- uium SoticNet vi Uc sold
money taken ~ the NAH insid, ousIde the
night OF the concert
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crArE LINE.-rO GLASGOW, BELFAST. LIN
> hHPJOL. LONDONDEHSN, a ,., sailing frOn E..,
Pier, N ihukau Ferry '. j.
81 ATE OF iNDIANA. r1urs lay, De-. .
SIN EOt rENNSNLyANlA.T hursiay Dec a.
PASSENGERS fONWARD - DIRECT To All
PARTS or EUROPE Ar LOWEST RATES.
Sleerage ~ low -, 10y any other Inc. Drats Tor Al
aud upsir!. = 'feight or pa sage apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agcnts. - Bf1adsat
Stetrlge y assn e ofiler, a. RtUadvay.
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~ .'.f -. LoS D0N piiii, H. 50 '''-'a
D NM \lsN. Stiu~l,., Nov. 25.8'N
PaGi 81 IN IN, .f 13' .rgg'yy ( sa,eGrM
HhtNEIiA Soy Ei.HPM.1t NY. u.c. u.aFv
SPAIN. Ds LA. NJ .NtiNND De-, 1, o' q,
Cabil pisstsc. 500 and $40. currcncr N ',s ny
Cr"i " 'ucHd prifNs Re ar ftrsrt- ~ re- lur ~
Prep I'D steer .gu it cts rom LiyefD lpl At titi
ratts. Apply 81 the Comp nN'snm ~ no diva
=. w. li'V~r " 80,
nSLY OIRErr LINF rJF aA,...
" The q mora ira lsat aius OuJll', It amer.
latfe s.ii On ufiav-. FNclr.lln tIfkafs ID II, tn..
rae. LOUIS IN BEBtAN. Agent. 5j Bro .as,
DNCIFIC MAIL ~IENM-IItP tIN.
L .itornia, japan nd Ch.aa from Par a. Nofil
rivcr. FOR ASpiNW ALL
CONNECTING Tor al Central American anl Pei n,.i
EACULSiON I OK 90. - ri tHnI,N TX :
POSITION AND RETURN,
good TIL Nncl, 1874 tljl, III.
OUTW AlD TICKETS OILY, s1st. GOLD
PROM N IRNNCl go TO JAPAN AND CHINA
FiOM San fRNSCiis3j'Fo / &C. SrStiiX tVyIi
., NEWZEAL MD, HONOLULU, s. l.
CITY OF : N FIR ANciSCO. ........... Monday. b. A.
For freight or passag apps a Pier "a N,ri3 re-
u. j BULLAI, supeunienlent
DACIFIC MAIL IEAu-nIP LINE
Il FOR ri NG~TON, JAMAICA,
Steamship uENHY Cn NUV 'HsY viii oe dispatched Al,
WEDNESDAY, Drc \. I'm,
for above Ia ned ports
For las age. freight Il ~ other Attenuation apNt
NJ ONCE on pier foot VI Can lst., n. H.
IA. J. BULLAI.
kuurriufpnts,t
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Se,pp,n,.

A NCilOR Inv. q HNiLs1fNWr,1--
A.. sAll. EVERY SATURDAY INV
lhsrcngcrs lONel AZ 10 ycst rlfst to W. H. ~,
Continent. ' ''''ul 0ftn
Draus issued for any amount AZ cr-r.r, 49,.
HENDERSON bHOrlE y Blvie,,uu,
INMAN Ill NE.-HofAL NJ ,.L s,.Ad,..-
\ nppu utr sail Is flI .i. .. ' y -it
FOE o. hEN 70 y s ~ ItV itpnof
city q 81 - Nh saturity. Nov -. 'tsr'v
CITY or MONTREAL. SdtUrltv, Doc 4 "a W.
ClTYuF ntiIIN, s tur y. u ii tepV, w.
CITY OF III liMOND. turIt. De-. is 10Y .
CITY or hiOOkLNN. Situr ~ urs gt IN "
AMI tach sIoCctl ~ $ ,tr, NOM j. 10 L., \ VI,
CNBlN ......,... ... tg1 a. ,,,.
: ttaR NGN........ ....... ~. " wv" g't
~ iftS ts-u 81 9 lIwrtt rlts ~
For cal . astgc aud - MR. bu.lnc ami, 49,.
con iany'- one, - Brua lwav WY " VI
For 5tc rug 50 tgo ~ 80 broadway or Pier q, \ ID
.lNtlN ~. w. u
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TnIRD AyENTETmE.TNE

- FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 20. repetition OF the
tircat HOLIDAY Bill. Mr. J. u. SrGDLEY Nr IS H.
MHALLEf. Mas AtHEL DENyiL, And Company.
GREAT BILL FOX SAIL kDAI NIGHT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

MNRxET HorSE.-'rhc question Of
a market house and city hall, is at
tracting the attention Of our citizens
and is strongly urged by some Of
them. The idea of 4 market house
is of considerable Importance to eve
'ryone, and we trust the matter will
recciyethe serious attention Of our
city council, and not prove abortive
as it has done on several former oc-
casi0ns. Its advantages to The COM
munity needs no rehearsal by us
All with whom we have, cenyersed
upon the subject, are heartily and
earnestly in favor Of the erection Of
a market-hodsc. Everyone who has
the interest of our town at heart,
should give it the encouragement
and aid of their influence
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07
RIVER NEws.-There is a slight

RIVER NEws.-There is a slight
rise in the Ohio, but not believed to
sufficient to start the ice.
The Kanawha has risen several
feet in the past twenty-four hours;
sufficient toopen navigation between
this place and Cincinnati.
z The Kanawha is clear of ice from
Charleston down, and the Gallipolis
and Kanawha packets are making
their regular trips. ..i,. i.
The following additional boats
have come into the Mouth of Kama
wha since our last issue: Lioncss 80.
2, Sam. Brown, Resolute and John
f. bravo, which makes the total
number now in Kanawha harbor, 10.
The WildGazelle was on the Docks
at this place, one day last week.
NJ. K. Rodgers, c. T. Latham, Ed.
Johnson, resident river men, are
here on ice Burroughs.
The pier-mark on Kanawha wharf
was scaled and completed last week,
BY actual survey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07

0rE LITTLE CITY.-Notwith>tand-
ing all her drawbacks, the refusal of
our moncyed men TO invest in man
ufacturing, the useless holding on to
town lots by asking prices, equal to
those demanded in the most popu-
lous cities, the frownS of "croakcrS,"
against all enterprises; the pampcr-
ins and fostering Of pets tie op-
position of rival towns; the bcauti-
ful littlc city at the Mouth of the
Grca: Kaaawl:a, continues tomovcon-
ward and upward in steady progress
aud will soon boast Of more manufac-
turing establishments than any town
in the Kanawha or Ohio valleys
We are assured that the spring1will
see one or two very important man
ufacturing establishments added to
the number now in our midst. All
We want to bring Our town out, is
enterprise, energy and lib4rality
among our own citizens.