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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-21
Stockholders 2lee,inqs.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i. RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.
The stockholders OF The Riverside Iron
Works Will take notice that pursuant to
a resolution passed by the board OF direct
ors OF The Riverside Iron Works, on the
18th day Of January. a. d. 1870, a meeting
OF the stockholders OF said company viii
be held at its principal office, on the cor
ner OF Main and South streets, In the city
OF Wheeling. West Virginia, on Tuesday,
February q. 1899. ut 100 D. m., at which
meeting there will be offered n resolution
to Increase from the surplus fund OF said
company the capital stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thousand
shares to thirty thousand shQres, and TO
divide the number of shares so increased
or added to the original capital stock
among the stockholders OF the said River
side Iron Works In proportion 20 their
holdings of stock at the time of Offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. ]. n. Vance. as
president of The Riverside Iron Works,
and John d. Culbertson. as It's secretary,
have hereunto set their hands, this 18th
day OF January 4. d. 1890. -.
]. \. VANCE President.
JOHN d. CULBERTSQN,
}a-e Secretary
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES {
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The Bridgeport club offers good at
traction Monday evening, January 30.
in Eddie Gardner. OF this city, and
James Squirrel" Flnnerty, of Youngs-
town, O., and claimant to the feather
weight championship. Finnerty has a
record as long as the river. and Is said
to be q clever man and hard hitter. The
weight. 12i pounds, is Eddie's best fig
.ure, and with the advice Of Oscar, who
will be In his corner, he is sure TO win,
or lose only after y desperate battle.
Two warm prellmlnarles will open the
entertainment.
or all the top-notchers, Oscar Card
ner seems to be the only one without
a manager. Paddy Sullivan Is his
hacker, but his management Is appar-
ent in New York contest, but no.
where else. II Gardner had man like
Tom o'Rourke or William A. Brady be-
hind him, he'd never fight over the fea-
therwelght limit and he'd make II bar
rel OF money thereby. Oscars latest
big risk is taking on Tommy Hogan. at
the Millvale Athletic Club. Monday
night. for ten rounds, at what Is prac.
tically catchweights. Hogan is good
man at 1873 pounds.
Buzz" Auber has accepted the offer
of the Beaver Falls Athletic Club to
meet Harry Johnson. as he has found
he can do lis pounds easily. He is
working every day with Eddie Card
ner at the Beabout club.
Charles, known as Gold Dollar"
Smith. the New Yorker who came hero
with Oscar Gardner, is great lover of
dominoes. which game he played first
few days ago. Smith won pot of mo-
~ nn VII arte Lat,
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Total

Scorers-l;. Iiackman and Bernhard.
tmpre-Sp!nks.
:, To-nisht-Rivers.de Club and League
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The public Is hereby notified that al!
courses OF instruction are being given in
the most practical up-to-date plans known
to the business world, and VIC most re-
specially request 4 continuance OF your
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OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.
,Ctl,NcTnN nn, 1Snc

oftlCIs Of' IliE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, Dec. -, 1895.
Whereas, BY satisfactory evidence pre-
sentcd 10 the undersigned. 1t has been
made TO appear that THE National En-
change Bank OF Wheeling" In the city
OF Wheeling. in the county OF Ohio. and
the state OF West Virginia. has complied
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States, required to be COM
piled with before an association shall be
authorized to commence business OF bank
Ing.
Now. therefore, l. Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that THE
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling
in the city OF Wheeling. In the. county OF
Ohio. and state o: West Virginia. Is
authorized to commence tho business OF
banking as provided IN Scc.!cr tiftY one
hundred and siyty-nine OF tho Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF office this twenty-nnth day OF
December. lS9S.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. NO. Jl6i, leSl
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I aDIEs: CSishc;scrs English f@yruyal Piss
II ..n,,ueei nt,eJl, 1rp tho beat. Sit. h,,Ati.,
Ts.s 10 Satf. bad a., ,iintS too rf1'vlAr "R,'st
Chichester Chemical Co., Philaia., Pa.
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he had stumbled on a new element. 1t
Is quite heavy as compared 10 some
other gases, and, curlousiy enough, 1t
seems quite readily to combine with
other clements. Very little Is known
about It as get. but Sir William Crookes
Is studying at 1t as rapidly as possible.
After all. perhaps none OF these dis
coveries is quite as interesting to Amer
leans as that OF the new gas which
Charles +. Brush brought to light in
Cleveland. This gas. named etherlon, a
constituent Of the atmosphere. seems TO
be allied closely to the ether itself. Mr.
Brush has proved that It's conductivity
of heat. even when mixed with large
excess OF other gases, Is something like
4 hundred times that OF hydrogen, the
best gaseous conductor heretofore
known. He conjectures that Its conduc-
tivlty when obtained in pure state
will be 1000 or more times that Of hy-
diogeH. Surprising the heat conductive
itY of etherlon to be one hundred times
that OF hydrogen, its mean molecular
velocity at freezing temperature, ac-
cordlng to Mr. Brush, would be mora
than one hundred miles n second and
Its density only a thousandth part that
of hydrogen. Ills discovery OF the gas
NuS iuile dSSlueHluI. Ilt WIS lTylNB
one day to extract occludcd hydrogen
from old broken window glass. He found
the hydrogen all right. but lie also
found traces of the gas which he after
ward developed. This very peculiar
substance will pass through glass when
subjected to pressure. It is also to be
found In sand. One other interesting
fact suggested for It Is that It might
possibly be the medium OF CONJUNCTION
Tor Roentsen rays.
A mention of one other substance
completes the list Of the new elements
discovered In 1898. This Is polInlum.
which NJ, and Nine. Curie found In pitch
blendc. They have SO far succeeded in
producing u sulphlde OF the substance,
but that sulphide is;so very marvellous
In It's characteristics that 1t Is thought
the pure substance, when obtained, will
be nothing less than magical. 1t Is
found, In short, that this new substance,
when placed In darkness, emlts an invis-
iblc radiance or light. which. although
undistingplsnable by the human eye, Is
yet capable OF affecting a photograph
plate, Not only will it do this, but it
has qualities of X rays. Perhaps. as
was said Of Becquerel rays, here at last
Is the connecting link between Roentgen
rays and ordinary light.
To return directly to the air itself, II
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Wnnt IL Eytcndcd Unwnii.

umpirc--L. Modar.
Scorcrs-Conner and Wilhelm,
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STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.

Largo, elegant store room at 1905
Main street, opposite west end of
Eleventh street. Three store rooms
with extra large glass fronts. Mt corr
ner OF Main and Tenth streets. Six
store rooms on Tenth street.
JAMES L.. IIAWLES.
Renl Estate and Lonn Agent,
1905 Main Street,
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FOR RENT,
A Month,

A Month.
cellar Observation-Disclosures $50 90
No. 2390 Market street 20 90
No, 81 Seventeenth strcet........ % %.
No. l27 Fourteenth street ...... % %
1910 Alley Il. 2 rooms. s 90
No. 81 twentieth street................ Is %
No. 1916 Main street. barber shop.
with new furniture and fixtures
complete: bath with latest improved
automatic water heater; capacity
four gallons per minute. ............s20 20
No &C Seventeenth strcet.............. l6 %
No. 1850 Charles street .......... eco
No. Il Irdiann street IS 60
No. 49, Alley N.,...... go
No. 2S7 Main street. . rooms. both
gases furnished and gas range..... 10 %
No. 90 Sixteenth street. bottlln6 eel
lar ......'..'.... l.. w
No. 70 Sixteenth street, office ROOM. 10 90
No. 81 Sixteenth street, first iloor.... II 90
Blacksmith shop, Market and Twcn-
iy-fourth Observation-Disclosures. 10 ~
Stable i5l6 Alley B...................... % v
FOR SALE.
Desirable Market street property.
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OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.

J. NJ. FRASHER, President.
rpREASURY DEPARTMENT.
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FoR sALE--MY. HOUSE. SOUTHEAST
~ corner Chapllnc and Twcnty.thIrd
streets, VIII be sold 1T low figure. Terms
Shook & Co.'s. - ina
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z SOUTHERN GIRLS REMARKABLE
 SUCCESS.

The great success of the char ming young violinist, Miss Gertrude MoD- roe, is another example of what pluck, combined with talent and application, will do for the young American girl.
 Miss Monroe was born in Louis vile, Ky, and after studying with the best violinists in the East, fin- ished her education in Berlin under the great German master, Jaochim. Since returniniDg to the Estates" she has appeared with the finest musical organizations in America, and is now making an extended tour (emNbracing the South1 with sthe Alba Haywood Co. There is lknuch more in Miss Monroe's playing 4han the mastering Of the technical difficulties of her art. Her. playing E is full of poetry and soulfulness, strong passion and tender sweet ness and the seeming reverence with which she plays her fiue old violin Expresses one with her love of art and the earnestness of her work. Miss Monroe is a typical Southern girl, tall and graceful, modest and un ssuming, a beautiful face crown zed with wealth of golden hair. She is living, breathing proof that the Goddess of Beauty still relgns sapreme in Old Kentucky.
 Miss Monroe and the Alba Hey wood Go. will appear at Merrill h. stitute Tuesday evening December 10#
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.'lt is an outrage. said Mir. C.. Voss Sunday morning while his beautiful home was going up in smoke, "that mans home should be lost in consequence of the defective work of men paid to do it right, and that then when his home gets on fire there is not suf- ficient water to sage it." And Mir. Voss spoke the truth, and one that was coneerred in by all who wit messed the eontiagration Sunday morning. There should be an in- spector of buildings and fle5 ap- pointed, and if the home water con- pany cannot furnish sufficient water and pressure for fire purposes, then 1t should be multed in damages.
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RAPE UPON A COLORED GIRL BY "BUTCR" NEIL
 SON. FATHER TO THE RESCUE. The CuIprit Then Draws Gun and Flees but now Ian.
 guishes in Jail.
FATHER TO THE RESCUE.

"Butch" Nelson, colored boy and son of Paris Nelson. was arrest ed this morning by Constable Stew art and Deputy Johnson, charged with assault with intent to rape.
 The circumstances are about as follows:
 Sunday night Butch Nelson started home from church with a colored girl about 16 years old named Culver. daughter of d colored preacher by that name who lives in Greenville, a colored suburb just west of the city.
 They were D. led home by the girls two brothers. The young s ri did not arrive promptly and her father started in pursuit Of her. Just as he reached the front door he heard her screaming and ran 10 her rescue. He arrived in time to see the culprit engaged in an attempt to drag her to the woods. He caught Nelson and got Possession of his coat, but the latter pulled pistol on the girls father, and under pro- lection of the weapon, made good his escaI
 The matter was reported to the officers who went in search of Nel- son and they succ4 eded this after noon in landing him in iail
 His exam ming trial takes place before Justice Vance this afternoon
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AFTERMATH OF THE FIRE.

This (Mondayl morning MT. Voss gave ont the insurance on his resi- dence as follows:
 On the house, which was built a year ago at a cost of & ,000, the sum of $2,000 insurance. Household goods, value. $4,O00; insurance, $2,O00.
 Mir. Voss and his family saved but little of thelr clothing and he says that if the fire had been discovered fifteen minutes later he doubts if his children could have Leen saved, as the fire broke out between his and their room.
 MT. Voss also requests the Graph ic to retuI his sincere thanks to the gentlemen who so heroically assist ed in removing his household goods during the conflagrati0n and who successfully saved about $l.000 worth of property.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 16, lS99.- Dear Santa CIaus:-I thought I would wl.te and let you know that have been a good boy this year, and I want you to bridg me little drum, and little air gun, and some candy, oranges, candy and some blank shells for my little pistol. Well Santa that is all this time.
 From your little boy,
 LAWRENCE WILLETT.
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S LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS. :; sNk<ANNNAx>ANN<<A A<&AtNs

Until Christmas day the Graphic will publish daily letters to Santa Claus. The children are invited to contribute to this column, but should limit their letters to fifty words eHcb. The letters will be published as early after the receipt of same as is convenient. Santa Claus is a careful reader of the Daily Graphic and will no doubt give what the children have to say his earnest consideration.
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Dear Santa Claus:-I wish you would bring me doll set of funi- ture, and a cooking stove and kitch- en set, nice doll buggy for little doll, and some candy. oranges and nuts. live at 101S West 9th, Ave.
 Your little friend,
 FLOY CALDWELL.
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The pastor preached morning and evening. The morning sermon was on the subject of the Christian Use of None :"
 The title to all our possessions is in God, not in us. We speak of titles in fee simple, but there are, strictly speaking, no such titles. "The earth is the Lords, and the fun ss threof. the world end they that dwell there- in." Men do not own even them selves; they haze been bought with t. price. even the blood of Christ. and they and all their holdings have passed into the hands of Christ. We own nothing es against God. We are simply trustees, holding in trust what has come into our hands.
 Money in our posse ssion is simply so much concerted energy. time, thought, and our energy, time thought belong to God. Mouey con- sidered as part of the talent" com mitted to us, must he accounted for in the final settlement.
 We do not hold fee simple title to our possa assions even es against our fellow-man. The state has the right of taxation, whether we will or no. The man who will dodge his honest taxes is thief.
 There are also certain demands of charity and beneyolence which mod ify our title. We are bound to re- gard the claims of the poor. We are instructed il OUT charities to be frt ? and liberal, to be not oyer-prudent, to be constant, We are to cast our bread upon the waters-think of that expression;-to give to : and also Is s, i. e., to an indefinite num- and not to cease in the evening. We are admonis he'd not to be so prudent and caIculatlng as not to SOW at all.
 What rule shall we observe in iglv. ing? Some say give a tenth. That was the old rule, under the Jewish system, which was 8 system of rule. But the gospel is not a system oi rules it is a system Of implanted principles, orking themselves out in life. We are not under the tithe law, therefore. We are supposed to have implanted within the great principle of beneyolence, and this is to expr' s itself in accordance with the direction that ''ifi there be first ready mind" our gifts are ac- cepted according to that man hath, an q not according to that he hath not" 1t is expr sed else where in the di rection that we are to give ga the Lord has prospered us. Under these principles some men ought not to give as much as a tenth; some ought to give far more than < tenth. You gre left to estab- fish your own proportion, and your character will develop according to your conduct. Take care that you do not rob your fellows, nor Gods altar, nor vour own soul.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. 13, ls99,- Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me that little red buck and saw at your store,s d doll policeman to make Allie Mais dolls be good, drum, and a bride with some bells on it, and every thing else you have tospare.
 Your little boy,
 EDWIN HOWELL.
 1901 ". Sixth st.
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4 RESIDENCE SOLD.
Rev. J. F. Carr Purchases Nr. Lee Johuson's Residence on Lakeside.

Rev. J. F. Carr has purchased the residence of City Clerk R. Lee John son on Lakeside.
 The residence is one-story frame No. 1908 on South Olive street and near the Lakeside Methodist church.
 The consideration was $1, ,25n. Brother Carr and wife will move into their new home at near fu- tllrn date.
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Southwestern
 Telegraph and Telephone Go.

not forget me. am 6s.ears old, and l told papa and mama l would be a good little boy if Santa Claus would bring me something nice. I want 8 tricicle, wagon, ffecraekers, nuts, oranges, candy and apples. Good by desr old Santa Claus,
 WILLIE CRossoN.
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EDWIN-HoWELL.
 130IW.Sixth st.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. It, 1S99- Dear Santa Claus:-I wish J GU would please bring me big doll with curly hair, and buggy, stove, piano, tab le and tea set, and I will invite you to home with me. Please doR t forget little brother for you have never seen him. Bring him rat.ler. Bring me nuts,. candy, oranges, apples and bananas. l live at the same place, l1e9 s. Oak st. Your little girl, ANNIE AGNES REDMoN.
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HkBEAS CORPUS

Attorneys Foster and Williams filed a motion this afternoon before Chancellor Elliott fer writ of ha abeas corpus for Richard Converse, held to await the action of the next grand jury and charged with the murder of $. NJ. Ceaser, coiored.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. 15, 1s99.- Dear santa Claus:-Please br.ng me one banana, and oranges, candy, apple and little rpcaing chair for my doll, papa bought me black headed doll. Now dear Santa Claus don't take my things 10 the Palace Restaurant for MT. Bartan might get them for his girl. S. good Bye, FLoRRIE POTTER.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 76, 1S99.- Dear Santa Claus:-As it is near Christmas l will send in my letter. 1 want a little wagon drawn by two horses, horn, a ball, set of blocks, a clown doll. fi~ecrackers, some mits and .candy, oranges this is all. Your little friend,
 JAMES WARDDAW MURPHY.
 Cor. 4th and Chestnut.
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Fine Bluff, Ark, Dec. r, 1S99.- Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me a book, set of deminoes and check CTS, a train and. a ball. Bring Hen- rietta dCll, a doll buggy, cup and waiter and some oranges and candy. Your little boy,
 NM. ROE BREWSTER.
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Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. Is. 1S99.- Dear Santa Claus:-As Christmas is near at hand and I received your kind let ter. I am in hopes you will
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. 16, 1S99.- Dear Santa Claus:-As Christmas is near at hand, and 1 received your kind letter. l hope you will not for. get me. am little girl years old, and would like to have u little tea set, and oranges, apples and eahdy. Good by dear old Santa Claus BERTHA C. FIELDING.
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Dear Santa Claus:

that lots of the other little boys writing you beg leave do likewise but before telling you my wishes give you list of few things that already have Nice fresh Groceries of all kinds Game and Meats including RIBS, BACKBONES, SHOULDER and PURE PORK SAUL SAGE which have and fresh every day. and make special ty of dressing poultry very short notice
 Now Dear Santa Claus beg of you buy your Xmas and New Year Turkey from and tell all your friends do like With much love and best wishes for Merry Xmas and Happy New Year, beg remain your loving little boy
 GEO. B. MCKINNEY,
 GROCER, 224 4h P S-Now Santa Claus if at residence.
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"He Mistakes the Effects fo

the cause" That is what the person does who tries to cure rheumatism or any other disease by alleviating the symptoms. Hoods Sarsaparilla re- moves the cause and permanen tiy cures.
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Mir. W. T. Sewell, of Little Rock and a graduate of Vanderbilt Un.- versitv. has accepted position as prescriptionist with the Walker Drug Co.
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Occasionally you will find store, ar other place of business so far behind the u mes as to be withouta a telephone.
 The telephone facilitates the transaction of business and draws custom, as nothing else can.
 People like to deal with those who consider no appliance too expensive, so long as it adds 10 tde comfort a patron,
 To which class do you belong?
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Hoods Pills do not gripe. All drug gists, 25c.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev. J. A. Anderson Teaches the
 christian Use of Money

Sunday was bright and clear day and there were large eoDgr, 6 tions present at all the churches.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
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Dear Santa Claus:-I am a little girl five years old, and papa and mama says 1 am a good girl. Please sir bring me little table, trunk for Graces Chats my big dolD, some little red chairs that will rock and some that won't rock, little suit of furniture, some candy and some i. dit. Santa l will hang my stock ing in granmama's room on the ma7tel, don t forget ne. Yourlitt1e girl, LOLA B. FzELL.
 Pine Bluff, Ark Dec. F, 1S99- Dear Santa Claus:-As brother wants SD many thin2s 1 will try to ask for only few. l want a bride doll, story book and any thing else you can bring will be appreeiat- ed Don't forget baby sister. We will hang d little white stocking for her.
 Your little girl,
 Allie NJ ai Howell.
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Holiday goods. toys and candies t Mitchell's. 70
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Pine Bluff, Ark., Dee. P. 1S9a.- Dear Santa Ciaus:-Wont you be kind enough to bring me doll, a story book, nuts, oranges aud candy
 Your little girl,
 MARY WILL WATERS.
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED DAILY BY L. FOWLER, COMMISSION
 MERCHANT
COTTON

New York, Dec 1S.-Spots, quiet; middling. ! Il 1e. Sales,
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. It, lS99.- Dear Santa Glaus:-PIease bring me one long train with ears loaded with all kinds of toys. l am good boy and mind my papa and mamma I am years old. Ny address is 2ll Main st. WILLIE FREEDMAN.
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The pastor preached morning and evening. The morning sermon was