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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-13

NOR sALE-Mammoth store lamps $3.50
new. Also lot of odd crockery and lamps for
house use. We will sell very cheap. E.
SWASEY & Co., 273 commercial street, foot
Cross. 1871
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-13

Observation-Disclosures by a young man who
w understands the care of horses in hotel
stable out of the city; will work reasonable
for the winter; anyone in want please answer
at once. Address C. w. READ, South Wind
ham, Me- 1871
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-13

"ANTED-A situation as assistant book
w keeper, entry clerk or copyist. Can give
references. Address j. H. M, Ga Myrtli ST.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04
11ntuerittetets SibliptDefSbp9=
1tittdA

MiaE:iota @tatsuniper|i!et Eol
tno en- M Bibliotbet5bpsning. Sen
ltal bllus boaoe ltor os pre9ti9 o9
na'urliguis f0le mango Gen9e. Men
SefgrelIen for 5totsuniberii!etet,
lom naturli9ois peo, at Minne|cta
bar Ioa sooe @tenbruo, fom De finoes
/ Gercen, timber, ot Gten fra Min=
neIota=gruobene lite pil 9ipe Bps=
ninsen cet fluslilte uoieenoe, iom ben
bgr baue, og 1aa maa man bente @ten
neoe ira Ohio.
81 tror, at Winnelota=5tenen er
baaoe ,,fIosfF" net o9 sob NOT euers
til en- iaaoan 8psnin9, os bet par
utf / lin Oroen, om NOR lenote ois1e
,tlasfiife" 6gre DID, buor be esents
Zig bprer biemme, os fit prattife
Meno iberes @teb til at betpre
bort uniueriitet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04
Blu ON at tilbasetalbe be fpoerale
Balslobe unoer Bebanblins. os III:
itemninsrn pentes lite al bile beopnoe
fpr omtring ben lobe October.
Mtnnefpta.

.. 8. 9off er uoneunt til Soft.
meter Nora, 8upe @ountp, efter
8. S. &oto, 1om bar reisneret.
= Sons 6onian, en- 19 Nar 9om=
mel Spn af 9erman 6anlon, en-
Tarmer iom bor 25 Mil ira 9ulutb,
fiDb fig lelu peb ct l1lpttestilfeloe
fioite }reoag. 9poen paafulste
gieblitfelig.
- Bpmopor Cuffs Minneoz
polls to3 npli9 fra en- @aloonbolber
bans 2icenie, foroi ct Moro blep
besaaet bans soloon unoer Sno>
flpoelien af be Dritte, iom @oloon=
perten baooe lolst. Maporen roles
meget / Statens Bres1e for bette,
% bon e. enoo9 al Blabe an6eialet
iom @uperngrfanbibot ueo neIte
Galo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter:
Sotteri / st. Saul.

Blooet Daily News bar aillpret
en- torartet 2otteriplan / ct. Saul,
en- al oisle 9ose. 2otteriet taloer
Jig Contract Investment Company
og baooe fit &uarter vPioneer
Brels" 8p9nins. @n Repreleutant
for Daily News inotanot fig Som
pariets Rontor % fjpbte en- y&on>
tratt" eQer BiQet til 1refninseu,
1om ituloe fore9aa ben 14oe October.
Snsen af Rompasniets 8efprere par
ti!iteoe, oa &eporteren inotanot fig,
men oi en- Hi9e, 1om arbeioeoe paa
&ontoret, fit bun enoelis uo, b0Or en-
al Dem opbolot fig, % bet oiiie fig at
bore Ner. @arlep @orter, en- be:
tienot &ipbmono fra M!nneapolis,
iom bar ben oirfelige 8eitprer al
bet bele. &eporteren for Blaoet be-
CAB Jig ftrats til Wtnneapolts os
traf Wr. Horter, b0em ban meooelte,
boao ban baobe opoaget meb
5anl9n til bans 5orretninsson=
liasenoer. Str. Borter benesteoe
fra iarit al, at ban baooe uoset at
beiti0e meo 2otteriet; mer, oa ban
erfor, buor meset J2eporteren oiofe,
bleo ban ,,miut" O9 tilbpo bam
Benge for at boloe bans 9}aun uoe
al Nharen. Men iutet bialp, o9
1iolte Manoa9 fom belle 9itorien /
Daily News. Set er flere oloorlise
@19telier tmoo &asn,et. Sen
fprfe er. at bet bar oreuet 2otteri=
ipil imoo 5tatens 2ope, ben anoen,
at be / fine 2otterileoler bor brust
famine &opir iom bet, Der bru9es /
be 5oreneoe Staters Hense. Sen
treble er, at be paa Basiioen al fine
2otterileoler bar trptt, at be uil, for
oeres peotommenoe, iom fuloe Bnlfe
bet, toae @eolerne tilbase inoen 80
0ase efter @alset o9 betale tilba9e l
8rocent al 5eolerres Bris, os MI
bar be itenat fit &ontor og opbprt
meo Jorretnin9en. Daily News
fortlener Baalti9nrelle for Nfhgrin:
cen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04
Jnb1anoet.

Mik Emma Goldman o9 Claus
Zimmerman har bespnot ub9ioelz
len af ct Nnarfifblao / Stem Dorf.
Blaoet uosipes paa Suit os fables
.,9ie 8ranbfadel."
= Slbn 6. &usiel blep al 0emo=
troterne Masio9uietts noulineret
til @uoernertanoioat iiofe Onsbo9.
= Mrs. Stat Siotion, en- frem=
rasenoe 5armers @uitru fra 8ouno,
@iaconiin, orabte fig ielp ueo 3eus=
ming en- Dag iiote use.
= 80 Sernbanetren ffpote Jams
men ner Council Bluffs, Soma, for.
leben. buorueo 2 Mano orebtes, os
to bleu liusiarlist iaareoe. Sc
orebte 6eo 8ert Sentins os @pren
&eterion os be iaareoe Sobu @onbon
% @br. &nuoion.
- @barlep Mit@eQ bar MI unoerz
teenet &ontratten om at Qaaes meo
Sames S. @orbett ON Berbensme=
fterfabet os en- 8enaeium af $4,000
ben 18oe 9ecember iaar. 5agtnin=
gen ifal fore9aa unoer @ooneD Sslanb
@lubs Nuipicier.
= Mapor Garter 9arri1on al
Chicago ifal neite Maaneb inb9aa /
9@stelfab meo Miis Nnnie @otparo,
en- rig uns 9ame fra gfep Orleans.
Mapor 9arriion er nu inart 70 Mar
sammel, mebens Miis 9oparb er
bare nosle o9 tpue.
= Gn balu9ol Gpr itjpo torleben
flere @tuo fra @oqeriet fra @bicoso
Bprs paa &en9emenoene neoenuns
oer. 3 Nenb bleu betpoelis 1aaret,
os for &anit opfoo; enbuer
ibste at reooe fig enten uo eller ino /
&aferummene.
= Nansfielo9ruben / 9earbeoen
al 2anosbpen @rpfal Taus falbt
iammen fioite Greoas, os 40 Mano
blep bearapet. 9en ftbrfte @@odt /
@ruben saar unber en- @lu, os @ru=
ben bleo oerpeb osiaa fplbt meb
@aub meo bet famine. % al Mrbei.
oerne uioes ftfert at bore brebt.
&un Stanbinauer % Stalienere or=
beioeb @ruben. Sc brebte @tan=
oinauer ct fblsenoe: g. Sobnion,
S. Sobnsion, @amuel Sobnion,
Setter 5urp. Die Carlton, s. Sofia
% .. 2inoquif. @n l1noeripael1e
uil iettes / Gang for ON muliet at
uoftnoe Iaria9en til l1lptten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04

- Nnlggninger er inoienote til
The Board of Pardons / Bennlpls
oania ON at benaaoe Mrbetoerleoer>
ne 9u9b 6. 9empiep % &obert
Beattp, iom nu fooer / FennIplpa.
Mas @tatsfensiel obmte for at babe
oeret 2eoerne @iftiammeniuersel=
len mpo Nonunion. .Ma Manoene peb
@arnegies 8erfheoer 6omelteao.
Set paataaes, at be er ufploi9e.
@n al oeres Nntlosere bar ps1aa ie:
mere af9iuet Eilftaoelle, ON at bans
Nntlage oar falf.
= @n igrseli9 Brpuupsbpitib
feirebes forleoen / Brootlpn. Biel-
fen fanot @teo Gouutpfeus1et.
8ruogommen ltuloe 9asen eiter
ienoes til @ius Sing for is Nar.
8ruoen par ct s5ruentimmer, bpor:
meo ban en- Narreffe bapoe lepet
iammen, os bet uor for at legalilere
Jpoi ilen al be 4 Bprn, De bapoe aplet
lcmmen. Sen famine 9ommer, lom
bouoe bpmt 8ruosommen, foreto9
&iellen, os 2 Ganseuostere fuuserebe
1om Gioner. Otter @eremonien to9
@onen, unoer Itrpmmenoe Carer,
Nfieo fra fin Mano. Mafe 9ag
fprtes 8ruboommen til Tuathu]et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04
CLEVELAND bIiper trtttieret+

@enator Stetpart ira Nepabo,
fremfprte ben 25oe September sc,
natet en- meset bitter Nntlose mob
8reiioent @(euelanb, os befplbte
bam rene Orb for at pere @runo=
louen utro. @enator 5temart ben>
bebe, at be ire fore @rene af &esie=
rinsen, ben eretutiue, ben loosiuenoe
os ben opmmenbe Mpnbisbeb, taar
abiolut uafhan9iae af binanoen, os
ban ertlerebe. at 8refbent @lepe=
lamb haooe forbruot fla imob bette
funbamentale 8rincip, ioet ban peb
aQe be Mibler, Der fob til bans &ao,
oisbeo, bauoe ibst at pinbe Snofp=
oelie ouer &on9resien for at formaa
ben til at ueotase 9opsiunius, fom
ban bnReoe. 5enator Ste&part benz
tpoebe meb oenne ubtalelie til ben
ofte fremiatte BeFplonins, at @leues
Lamb bar benpttet fine @mbebsubnep>
neller til at belpnne be &onsres=
menb, ber bar oeret bam til Billie.
3il @lutnins critic rebe @tetpart, ber
forrefen lite enote fin Eale, men lo<
peoe. at ban piloe fortiatte en- anben
Sag, at in9en enselit &ouse eler
ameritauR 8refibent, iiben &arl I
bleu benrettet @nslano, baboe popet
at uouiie en- iaoban Gorast for fit
SANDS @runblop fom &reiibent
gleuelanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04

Set bar ueret fortalt, at @mi9ranz
ter fra polite % rusfRe fo1erajmit.
tebe Steoer ig9te til &riitiania o9
andre Fanoinauilfe 9aone os oerfra
fdrtes meo 9bin9uaualinien berouer,
9ette bene9tes nu paa bet beitemtefe
/ ,,Metp gort Borlo." q. 6. Sobuz
ion flyer ielu, at fun be, lom fan tale
ct al be fanoinauilfe Spros o9 fan
beuile, at be ct Borsere al ct al be
fanoiuaptlfe 2anoe, blir taget meo
Qinien8 5fibe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04

5enator 6te,part ct lite ben enefte,
iom fritiIerer 8rei iioent @leuelanb.
Sen iibfe, iom sao @rouer en- COB
Operbalin9 oar 5enator @banbler.
6an tos op flere uotrpt, icm 8refz
benten bar bru9t fine offentliae
9ofumenter os analpierte benz, %
bet Breu, Iom @leuelano itreu til
@upernbr 9eortben iammenlisaebe
ban meo ben tpie Sellers Breue.
Set ct osiaa, buao ct 8lab / 2orben
har 9iort. ......
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04

Soetminote fire Nar bar man
bolot paa at forteqe os, at oerlom
itte Selu bleo fulofenoia forfafet
iom &ensemetol, piloe Der blioe Erez
mie paa Cub. Wen ie! &tl Mi=
ratler aloris opbbre? Ser ct lite
bleuen nc9en 8ramie paa Cub, men
ber er bleoen 8remie paa @glu o9
@plncertifitater. Os be ielulamme
Banfprer, iom foruolasoe, at oer
pilbe blipe en- &remie paa @ulb, fit'
fer MI meo Besierlisbeo @plupremt'
en- 2ommen.
(Tarm, Stod ano 9ome.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04


ger % Bergen; man iaa ben norlte
Bonoefone ip1noe lin 1lo % itriffe
unoertpi til be marse 5gmanbsbiem
/ fierne 2anb, en- Qilien fra 9iem=
met til be mango, Der uor ipreote
ouer Soroen. Og mansen en- ameriz
fanF 2utberoner bprte ben Sag meb
Sfam os 1nbren, buao &ilie fan uo>
rette, troos fatti9e Scar.
Ser uar en- anoen Beretning, Der
bra9te Eaarer / mango 0ine. Set
bar ben, 1om saoes af ben noriie 5b>
iter @liiabetb, Der / TO og tppe Iar
bar uirfet DiatonisIegierniuoen ber<
ouer. 9un fortalte, boorleoes bun
o9 ct Ear andre Spitre for mar9e
Nar fioen beepnnte paa Diatonisie=
sierninseu / Miuneapolis, Minn.
9e bar oa uoen Bense os uoen 6iem.
@aa iamleoe en- Sci screenings
meno Jig til ct Wboe. Ser reife
en- al be fornemite 6orretninssmeno
/ Minneapolis fig op: v&au ri faa
Diotonislesieruirseu iitret iblanot
os, ina uil leg siue gus frit oertil /
to Nar."
9tu ltaar oer to 9iafonislebolpitaz
ler / Buen, o9 oer er to % tpue 9ia,
tonisler.
&ongresien oebtos en- Be l1utnin9
ON at beoe Yreis >Bureauet 8ps=
nin9en ON ct gioe bet uotrpf Bres=
fen. at 9iafonislesierninsen uar ub'
trpffelig ct 8arn af 2utberbommen,
os en- messt uistis Nrbeiossren al
lamne.
st al be uiatislte Sfriot, Der toaes
paa oenne &onsres par Stiftellen at
en- international Torenin9 meuem luz
therife &uinoer.
Set uar Mrs. @oalos Daolinssz
tonte, ben. buis 8irfelisslprelie bun
bauoe teutt fig lom &onsresleus
oistisIte 5ru9t, Der ber fit 2iu.
@fter at Fere &uinoer bauoe uotalt
Zig berom, bao Menbene ON at maatz
te faa Orbet. Os en- for en- traaote
norfe. 1uenife os ameritanfe 8reois
fanter frem os io9oe, at bet bar net>
op, buab Menoene fere @anse bau'
be prbpet paa- &ozOperation bar
Eiseus 2pleu. bet uiloe itprte ben luz
tberlfe &irfe utrolist. naer oer tuuoe
bliue 5amarbeioe uenoiet 6orRiel /
Nationaliteter. Men bet uar enbnu
lite lptteoes at faa 3anteu pirteli9s
slort. &iloe nu &uinoerne tase bet
fgrfe Gfriot, ba piloe beane &on=
9res bliue til 8e1fisnelie. tbi ba pil.
be Menoene fitterlis fomme etter.
Oa for olle 2utberanere maatte bette
itoa iom noset af flor 8etpontns net
op nu, oa &atbolicismen iaa mango
@teoer 1pste at faa 0uerto9et.
Meb for Beseiitrins bleu 6or Ia
get peota9et, og man ifreo til 9an=
nellen al en- &omite for Jorenin9en.
(rNoroen".)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04
(Garm, @tod anb 9ome.)

Sen fofbarete Boa / &eroen fises
at uere en- bebraif Bibel, iom eies
al bet uatifanife Bibliotbet @om.
S Iaret 1912. fortel1es bet, bleu
&aue Sulius bubt oens &e9t / Cub
for ben. botltet uilbe bleuet en- Gum
al 100000, os bet Ral bore ben
bpiefte &ris no9eniinoe lat paa en-
8p9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04

Srellesarmeen beformer fortiben
o91aa @abeua. Mr. @astpopb, pel
tienbt fra Mrmeens Nrbeibe Ter9us
Sails, anierer 9aren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04

9aooe lite noget Bru9 for gn9z
Lamb. - Set er blot et 2lar, itoen
Noiier, Breiter % 2es{olt bette
2ano meo en- Mun0 raabte: r6pob
guslano pnfer, ,pnlter life ui." r9oao
Der er Brpo for gnslanb Ct DOR un=
oer9ane". vgnslano pnlfer en- lapIaz
riff ber, % bette er ben beofe @runo,
bporfor life ri bbr babe bet"
Os iaoleoes sienlpb bet sieunem
en- Mansfoloiabeo of &ariotioaer.
@n ubDre Majoritet al oisie 2lpiisr.
Breiter os 2asmano flyer nu, at
ct Yenselpfem iom @nalanos er lite
olene, booo ri Bufer, men iom ri
maa baoe; ri ian lite boloe 9us uoen
oet". 9a 6ulet forleoen antos sBilz
len ON at opbepe @plplopen os ertlez
be, at ri lite leusere bapoe Bru9 for
no9en Splulou, fortpnote De famine
8laoe meo teoe Epper, rot England
uar meset tilfrebs meo Opbapellen
al Sberman>2 2open!!" rJoranorin9eu
blee biliet meo @leoe poa Zen anoen
Sioe Of Ntlonterbauet!" v8ant Of
England par tilfreos" oiu. 6pab
tror oisie itattars enfoloise Nu,ier,
@n9luno brpr Jig ON Dor Tariff,
bois bet fan tontrolere bore Jinan=
cer? Men bet ct lite npopenoiat at
tommentere cper inaoan elenoig os
raoooen Snfonietuents.
@n9lanos Ben9eipftem er 1eroeles
ftttet tor en- &reoitor= Stations Bebou
os Goroel. Ser er insen mulis
9oiol berom. Ser lom Der par mo-
gen Guiul, ui!oe lite England baue
bet. @aaleoes bruser @u9lono bet.
Wen oerlom bette Spitem ct |1a bel
itittet for en- &reoitor,9 ,9eotien % frem>
mer oens Snteresler. fan bet lite
rere laa 9oot ititfet for en- 9ebitorz
Nation, os oeriom @nslano Dor en-
9ebitorFNation, uiloe bet lite baue
bet @pitem, bet nu bar. @aaleoes
bruger @nslano bet. Men bort 2anb
ct en- 9ebitor=g}atio fttert os be-
t(ase!iesoeroist NOT. Men allisepel
oster bet at noboloe ct 8enselpitem,
iom ben itarpete, iluele os meit
iamoittisbeoslpie Station paa Soroen
flyer Ct fortrinseis itittet for en- &re=
liberalization. 0s Dor Station taaler
bette poelassenoe Spitem, enoo9 bet
ct oifteret for os al ct 2anb, buis
r8rpo ct Dor Undergoing. D9 bette
altiammen, forot laaleoes bru9er p1
bet, enooa bet ct en- me9et llet, uforz
oelastis os farlis Ntaaoe at sipre
bet paa. 9eriom @nslanb par en-
9ebitor=Nattou, uiloe bet itrats on=
tase ct &euseipftem, iom pasiebe for
bets Sitting, os piloe lite 9aa om<
firing os ipbrse &reoitor' Nationerne,
enten be uar tilfreble meo bet eller
ei. O9 bette ct me9et tloet, man=
oist, mooist os foro elastist siort al
@u9lanb.
(6arm, @tod anb 9ome.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-10-04

@S=@upernbr Nerriam oil bliue
en- af Brisbommerne peb ubfillin9en
al Erauerbeite @bica9o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
FIG. 2.-pERMANENT POTATO CELLAR

FIG. 2.-PERMANENT POTATO CELLAR
and dig post holes one and one-half
feet deep and large enough to take in
good post of cedar, or other dura BILE
wood, eight inches in diameter and
twelve feet long. Set these firmly in
the holes and tamp we'll Gig. %.
Square and level the tops of these,
which will extend three feet above the
top of pit. Place the ridgepole, mailing
roof boards on planks at side of pit
Make frames two by six, and three feet
in depth. with cleats inside for bottom
cover. Use tight-ftting cover for
both top and bottom. The top cover
should extend over the edges one half
inch. Place the frames not over fifteen
feet apart on one side of top for the
convenient filing of the pit. Make
ventilators four by six inches inside
measure, and one long enough to ex-
lend two feet above surface of covering
and one foot below ridgepole, and
spike in place on one side of same.
Now make another long enough to
reach the bottom of pit and large
enough to slip up over the one just
described, but be sure to have the first
four feet of the bottom quite full of
two-inch duGer holes, or else do not ex-
tend side boards to within one foot of
bottom. On top of roof place corn
stalks, sorghum bagasse, or other
coarse material On top of all spread
two feet of soil
Wherever possible, SOW the soil on
top of pit with clover to prevent wash
ing. Make a hatchway with tight
fitting, inside and outside ridgepole Il
strong timber eight by ten inches, and
as long as the pit. Spike this to top of
long posts.
Choose two wo-by-twclve inch planlSs
and lay them on the ground one on
each side of pit, at least six inches
from the inside edge of pit, using fence
posts sawed one-half round, cedar be-
ing the best Lay them two to three
inches apart, resting the top ends on
doors. Such pit, if dug in good, dry
soil, and il good material has been
used, will last for years. If the soil on
the sides should not be sufficiently
strong to stand, the walls must be
boarded If too wet. cement must be
used. l dnd that pit constructed in
this manner keeps the tubers firmer
and longer without sprouting, than
whore solid plank or stone top is used
Much of the moisture enters the soil
from above. The dirt roof lasts much
longer than the plank top or u board
roof would IF B. Van Orman, in
American AgricdIturist-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04

FIG. 1.-'CRoss-sECTIoN or P0TATo PIT
air from the bottom. ETl1 the pit te
within six or eight inches of the top at
sides and ends, rounding up in the mid
die to one to two feet above the surface
of the ground Gig. ~ Cover with at
least two feet of good dry straw, wheat
or rye preferred, using care to have
straw well tucked in at sides and ends
of pit, so that as the covering freezes
and separates from side of pit, there
will he no air space made. fcare is
used IN covering and the pit not dug
too deep or filled too rpsEr the top at the
edges, l have always Sound the tubers
coming out sound in She spring; but
where pits of this kind have been made
too deep, l have sometimes found a loss
on top from the warm wapor from the
bottom rising and freezing in the straw
above, to thaw out in a gvarm spell and
overheat the potatoes There will be
no need at any time of closing the VEN
tilatdr, as the damp air going out will
freeze in cold weather On meeting the
surface air and, in very cold weather,
close ulp the top, thawiRg out as soon
as the weather moderates-
Where large crops OF potatoes. or
other root crops, are regularly grown,
permanent pit or cellar will be found
not ONLY the most satisfactory, but the
cheapest If possible, select high;
dry place to locate the pit, or else
make 81 SO by drainage. Excavate the
pit by using plow and road scraper,
finishing up with u spade. prefer a
pit eight to ten feet wide and at least
eight hset deep. 1t may be wider il
many varieties are grown, so as to
allow an alleyway along one side.
Build it us long as necessary to hold
the crop Dig a space at one end eight
feet long and six feet wide for hatch
way, with steps or ladders. Draw a
line through center of pIt lengthwise,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
WAR "REMINISCENCES.
A JOYFUL REUNION.
Gen. Johnston's Story OF q Southern Sol
dier and His Northern Wife.

Gen. Johnston's Story OF q Southern Sol
dier and His Northern Wife.
Perhaps tho most touching incident
arising in connection with the war that
now recall came to my notice on
railway train, which also bore as a
passenger the very pretty young wife
of n brave young soldier, who by dar-
ing bravery had secured promotion
from the ranks Co a confederate cap
taincy. His wife was n Pennsylvania
girl, whom he had married and taken
to his southern home just before the
breaking out OF the war. He was one
of the first to enlist in the confederate
army, and in order to devote himself
wholly to the cause he sent his wife, at
the first boom of the guns at Fort Sum
ter, back to her parents in Pennsyl-
vania, to remain until the great strug-
gle was ended. Now, in 1865, she was
on her way south to rejoin her husband
and place in his arms their four-year-
old daughter whom he had never seen.
1t was notlong before all the passen-
gers knew the romantic story of the
pretty little woman and her benmtiful
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
FARM AND GARDEN.
STORAGE OF POTATOES.
How to Construct Temporary Pit and
Permanent Cellar.

How to Construct n Temporary Pit md
Permanent Cellar.
Where merely temporary storage for
potatoes through one winter is wanted,
a pit dug about three feet deep, four to
six feet wide, and as long as is neces-
sary TO store the crop, will be found
satisfactory Make a ventilator for
every fifteen feet in length of pit, by
using a one-by-slx inch fence board siS-
teen feet long, sawn in two pieces, one
nine feet and the other seven feet long.
Rip the seven-foot piece lengthwise,
making strips three-by- Zone inch. Place
these strips even at the top eud and
nail together. This leaves an air space
of three by four inches, and the mar
row strips coming only to within two
feet of the bottom end give circuia.
tion of air all through the tubers; sci
these up in the pit before putting in
any potatoes, resting the bottom END
on the ground, so as to take all damp