davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
SMALL TALK
sinor Matters Of Interest nrIsny and
ftthtlv Told

fithny reie.
Carl. FRCK has purchased the saloon
formerly owned by A. n. Ruscher. OF
HtnRvile.
rHE city completed laying a water
pipe at Water aud Forty fifth streets
yesterday.
TIlERE were more complaints than
ever last night on the South side OF so
macy arc lights being out
THE ladies section OF the Teuto,ia
Singing Society will hold an important
business meeting at Teutonla hall to-
night
JouN A. CRAwFoRp was Yesterday
authorized by Clerk Hook To porforrn
the ceremony OF marriage. Bond 81 500.
John IL. Kirk surety.
TuE Committee on Poor House aud
Farm OF the Board Of County Commits.
sioners won't out To tho lniirmary yes
terdAy on It's monthly visit OF inspoc.
tion.
Is Clerk Hooks offce yesterday.
christian Nelson was appointed admin.
traitor OF the estate OF samuel Nelson,
deceased. Bond $780, II. +. Behrens
surety.
Is Police Court yesterday morning.
John Husemsn, disorderly. was fined
- and costs: Jas. Kennedy, drunk, was
hned' but execution suspended on con
dition that he leave tho city.
WoUNMEN are tearing away the ruins
or Haunan's cigar store on south Chvp-
llno street. The owner, Fred Noitr,
viii begin tho erection of new build.
ing OF three stories there at once.
THE Wheeling Title and Trust Com.
pany stockholders will meet at the
Office OF the company, on Monday. 18Th
Inst, at . o. m, TO elect Board OF
Directors, and transact other business
TINS services connected wi h the wsel,
OF prayer at the Second Presbyterian
Church are we'll attended. They will
be held tonight and tomorrow nlghta nj
730 o'clock. The public are invited tC
attend.
AUGUST GREENwALr was sued befor,
Squire Joseph A. Ankle. by Fred. sum
mers FOR nsinR abusive language at biz
homo. The hearing was last night
aud the defendant was put under bone
10 keep the peace.
IN Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
deed was left for record, dated April ?
| 1892, between w. NJ. Dunlovy, Specia
| Commissioner, and John w. Thomas
! Tor certain parcel OF land IN Potomac
Ohio county. Consideration, 81, 500.
TuE Il. & o. relief department state
mont for tho month of September, 1893
shows receipts amounting TO S3l, G75. l2
and disbursements OF $50, $3.50 Sine,
May 1, l4s, 400 cases have been relieved
the aggregate benefits amounting [,
| 81, $50. O22.7i.
The remains OF James Mclaughlin
formerly OF tho South Side, arrived II
the city last night from the asylum n
| Weston. Burial this morning at Mt
Calvary. Father Mullen will hold scr
vices before tho burial at tho Church o
Immaculate Conception.
DAVID HAHNE. the Forty-thlrd stree
grocer, has In his possession peculia
| kind OF stone. which was found nen
the FortY-third street ferry. IL has
perfect form OF a leaf moulded upon II
number of people have examined II
and some think II may have been form
ed hundreds OF years ago, according I
tho theory OF geology.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
PosTPONED.
The Date OF the Masonic Fair aud Fest
val Changed

The Date OF the Masonic Fair aud Fssti-
val Changed.
Yesterday afternoon a. $3.50 o'clock.
the Bazaar Committee Of the Masonic
Fair and Festival met az Zlegenfelder's
parlors. There Was large attendance
OF ladies and a fun committee Of the
Masons. Mrs. W. H.. Butler was elected
chairman Of the ladies' part u the Bs-
zaar Committee. The following ladies'
as an Executive Comm .ttce we're chosen.
First ward-Mrs. Alfred PAUL, Mrs.
Hebor List aud Mrs. John List
Second Ware Size. E. g.. Barr. Mrs
Henry opry. -U. .irt. -. n. Rhodes.
Third WaTd-Mrs Jno. RiheldaGer.
Mrs. r.. u. swope and Miss Julia VIII
son.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. George y. Ca.d-
we'll. Mrs Louis +. stfel and Miss
Mary Frew.
Flth Ward-Mrs. r. G. MoGat. Mrs.
j. *. Hall and Mrs. a. NJ Hamilton.
Sixth Watd-Mrs. Al. Glass. Mrs. S.
l.. Brice and Mrs W. w Irwin
Seventh Ward-Mrs. w. A. Wilson,
Mrs III. G. Iranzheim aud Mrs. n.
Horkbeimer.
Eighth Ward-Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb aud Mrs. DR.. g. VI.
Frisseli.
This committee will meet this after
noon 50 o'clock al the same place,
when the assistants will be chosen.
The General Committee met last ev-
ening az Masonic Hall. Reports from
other committees we're received. En-
couragement and progress we're shown,
and big social event IS assured The
date for the event has been changed
from the 23d OF this month 70 the 10Th
Of BcKt month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the MoVsmsnt oil
individuals.
SDsei0i 7Sis0rdm oths Re0las-
NEW YoRK, January lO.-A l.. Rice is
IN New York. buying goods for a. J.. Rice
y Co. Of Wheeling, and is stopping at the
Iiotel Impartial.
>. NJ Rico is in New York. buying
goods for >. NJ. Rice 81 Co, OF Wheeling,
and is stopping NJ the Hotel Imperial,
w. i. HeislSell is at the Hotel Gerfaoh
IL. Stslnakcr Is AT the Hoffman House.
II. Huffman. of Zanesville, is at tho St.
Charles.
w II. Foye, OF Zanesville. o., is at the
Windsor.
&. T.. Surtos, OF East Liverpool, o., is at
the Mcclure
w. f.. Burgess, OF Washington, Pa, was
In the city yesterday.
Allen Steen, OF Torty-Hrst street. Is able
10 DO out after sickness
G.. r.. Blair and A. c. Edginger, OF Man
nington, are at the Stamm.
Miss Bessie Unplcby OF Dennison. O.
is guest OF South Side friends.
Theodore Hornb brook. OF New Martins
Vile, Is registered at the Stamm.
Thomas A. Mckee, business manager
Tor Robert Downing is In tho city
Charles Iulauf, the well-known yocalBt
OF South McCOlOch street. is dangerously
i'll.
G. w Ridley. tho coal merchant, has
gone 10 the Interior OF Virginia on a pleas
urc trip.
Mrs. Fred Cook AID daughter Eola. OF
Bridgeport, o., arc visiting Mrs j. Hague,
at BelycdeTe.
WfSDsoH Frank Burke, Warrington
&. G. Wagner Charleston, and j. NJ
Allcn, Grafton.
VIII Bremen Is confined 10 his homo on
the South Side, threatened with an attack
OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Stanton, Of Market street, ar
rived homo from Cleveland, whore she has
been visiting friends.
Miss Susie Geughan, Of Monroe county.
is visiting Miss Laura KalaDaugh. of
south Mccullough street
O.. W. Nisawator, business man Of
Parkersburg, left the city yesterday after
business trip 10 Wheeling
ST.. CnARLEs-E. r. Stewart New Mar.
unsvilloi Hurry Wuioughby, Sistersyillc.
and janice Wilson, Grafton
Mr. and Mrs. William Sargent. of:Phn.
lp3burg. Pa, are tho guests OF Or. ana
Mrs J. II. Pipes, OF South Jacob street
Charles Morningstar. who has been CON
hned 10 MS bed at his home on South EOh
street is c0uvalesceut He was able % be
out yesterday, for tho first time
BguLEH.-Rov. r.. y. DuH Friends.
John Hopkins and w. &. Fleming, Par.
kcrsburR VIM. Mclaughlin CIarksburg.
and j.. q Robinson, ana o. ". Kain, Man.
lngtOu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
THE CASUALLY REooRD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
CITY YestardnV

John Br9ller a south Side barber.
fell from his bicycle yesterday, and
badly hurt his lse.
william Reed, carpenter, employed
~ Wilson g. Chapman's planning mill.
met with severe accident a. the mill
yesterday morning. lie was saving a
piece Of timber, when ln some manner
bis left hand vas pulled against the
SAW cutting bis forefnger. DR.. Spragg
dressed the injury. The Injured man
lives in Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
Rensf work

Yesterday was a very quiet day a.
relief headquarters. The store was not
open, and very few contributions were
received. The committee Is badly IN
need OF shoes, and pair OF scales are
required for weighing merchandise
given out. Yesterday morning a num-
ber Of articles needed we're purchased
By the committee. The usual number
Of unemployed men were given work on
the streets yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
ult was as follows:


Umpire. George ". Hannah. Scorers. Nary
Travis and Herman Miller
The Calumet score OF 1876 In the sec.
ond game, has only been beaten twice
since the organization Of the League.
The Press Club average in the second
game was 2l2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.

Points Picked Up About the Mills and
factories.
The packing room at Bloch Bros.
tobacco factory will go on this morning,
making all the plant on la full.
The high smoke stack on the new
lehr at the Nail City Stamping Com
pany's plant was completed yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow.
PRICE LIST.

GRADUATED Sugar, % pounds ISL 90
Rolled Oats, : pounds ............ e5
Rest GLOSS Starch, : pounds. -
New Dates, : pounds ............ e5
Now Cal EvAporated Peaches. lbs %
Mail Pouch Tobacco. per pound. Is
California Prunc,, large, per pound 3
Choice Rasins, per pound ........ S
FoN's Corn Starch, per pound. 5
Carolina Rice, por pound. ...... s
New Lima Beans, per pound. =
Now Navy Beans, por pound 800. ,
Good Laundry Soap, . bars...... 3
PettIlohn Food, per package..... IL
Gold Dust, per package. .......... 90
Carpet Tacks, s o., per package. /
Clothes Pins, per dozen. ........ 1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

~ ~ and iSc Dress Goods ~ Sc.
30 % soc Dress Goods al f5c
90 TO 15c Dress Goods 2sc
sI.UO 80 e1.1B Dress Goods ~ GOc
Bfg Remnant sale tomorrow friday
Read stone q Thomas al.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
The SCALE SIGNED
AND THE WHEELING SrEIL PLANT WILL
START Up IN Tan DAYS
Giving EmPloymsa, 10 Several Buair,a Men
Who Are Now Idle - General Re-
los.Eg Over the News

As the REGISTER predicted. a settle.
ment has been reached at the Wheeling
Steel Works
The scale was signed yesterday.
which means on an average cut Of
thirty-three Der cent.
About six weeks ago Manager Hub
bard presented tho scale which was
signed yesterday to the mcu. The steel
workers agreed II they couldn't get the
scale used at Mingo aud Bellairo, or
ABOUT IS per cent. OF n reduction they
would remain idle TIL the general de.
preston was removed. All tho time n
large number OF men were eager to
work aud many OF them needed its
results 10 maintain their families This
feeling resulted in a called meeting yes
terday forenoon at o'clock az the City
Hall IN Benwood. Ii was decided at
this meeting to go TO work aud later In
tho day the scale was signed at tho
Steel Works Office.
People In Benwood were greatly
elated over tho result, az the steel
works have been Idle since last June.
During this time thousands OF dollars
have been spent In their repair until
now there is not more complete plant
In the Ohio Valley.
II Will take some time TO get stock in,
and 10 get ready for start. by reason
or this next Monday week has been set
as the day, when the steel works will
resume In fun. over three hundred
mon VIII be given employment II Is
also probable, though not directly OH.
clal, that the osher departments OF the
lower Benwood mill will go on soon,
giving employ ment TO two hundred more
persons.
Forty laborers will be put to work
this morning TO prepare for the start at
the steel works. A forco OF brick layers
Will also 20 to WORK 10 get tho furnaces
Ia readiness. Tho plant will bc ouer-
ated TO It's full capacity, working double
turn.
AT ruE RIVERSIDE.
When the loud whistle at tho River
side iron works was footed NJ . o'clock
yesterday morning IL meant that Wheel
iug's biggest plant was 10 resume oper-
atlons, after \ long idleness. There
were interesting scenes there all fore
noon. Hundreds OF persons were wait
Ing TO secure jobs, aud many were sue
cesstul. An absence OF the foreign ele-
ment among these parsons was noted.
As the day wore on smoke from the
mammoth plant nearly filed tho valley,
Ike 10 has not done since last July.
The plate mill, employing 200 persons.
went on ia full; also the steel plnut,
giving work TO 800 employees, and the
tube works gave employment to about
500 wOrkmen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
DIRECT ROUTE

TO the Mediterranean. New York. Genos ana
Naples Wis Gibralter ~ tie steamers Of the
North German Lloyd. New York. Algiers. Ma
Piles and GenOa BY tide Hamburg American
Line Tickets and other Information az
n. p. REHEENS'.
80 21ls Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

fubsoriDs for the Ieadtng local and teIe
graphic paper, the wheeling Datiy and
sunday Register, dsiiversd 60 every part
of the city or surrounding towns for 10
Cents per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
house wARmIN0.
An Exceiient Entertainment Rendered by
Upchuroh Ladgs. a. o. q. W

Last night Upcburch Lodge, 80. 90
a. .. o.. W., had q House Warming
When tho Committee on Entertainment
published tho programme last sunday
morning not even themselves antlci-
pated such rOusiug meeting. The
large hall 10 odd Fellows Building was
packed % the doors, With an audience
that appeared 20 consist Of more than
one half ladies'. The retiring Master
Workman, Bro. q. w. Conner. was pre-
sented with beautiful A. o. o.. W..
solid gold watch chain by Master Work
man Atkinson. This was a complete
surprise, but Bro Conner soon rallied.
Following is the programme
Opening Address .... Howard Atkinson. ". 49,.
Plano selection ............... Mrs vs.. n Biowrra
Recitation .-................ Mr. jams ~ MORAN
tocH colo...-,.,, ............. hrs. =. g. Ryan
.......... Wendell Wells. Bsutsr aud butler
Musical spscIalties ................ ......
.............. Msssrs Adler and Heymann
address ....... u. H Dognuer
N0rai SOLO ............. .... ~. 81. Clemens
Piano eeiectlon ........ .... Mrs. John Vs. T.cftus
Mandolin aud Guitar Duo ....
......... Harry AND J Do Wells
Cloflug Address. Geo !. Garrison. -. IS Sc.
OUR Underwear Sale IS drawing
crowds OF buyers. and ss usual every
garment is warranted 90 give the best
Of satisfaction or money Will be re-
funded. RI. ENsHEnfER,
fc and % UIeyortt &C.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

special sale Of For Cspss uatu Jsnnarv
i5th az GEO. ~. sNOOk y CO.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

Unti January 1Bth we offer n largo
own prices. GEO. m. SHOOK a. co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

THE Albany Dental Association have
removed from the corner 81 Tenth and
Main streets 90 the new Egerter build
ing, corner Of Eleventh and Market
streets These new rooms are among
the finest 10 the country, and the Al
bany Dental Association now have the
finest dental pariOrs in the city. En-
trance on Market street. Offices open
from a. m. till p. m. Lady attend
ant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
roTEs or rHE ErvER
News OF tue Boats and Bostmsn Along
the OHIO.

News OF tue Boas and Boatmsn Along
ths ONO.
The Enterprise passed down at noon
with a ton az coal
The Ben IIur cleared for Parkers-
burg and way landings al noon.
The Lizzie Bay departed Tor Charles
ton with a good freight and passenger
list az q a. m.
The river MARKS last night showed @
feet inches OF water Goo the channel
and falling.
GREEssBoRo, PA, January TO-
River feet inches and falling;
weather, fair and warm.
WAHHEN, PA, January, i0.-River Q
feet o inches and falling, weather,
clear and mild.
MoRGANrowy, w. VA, January TO-
River feet and stationary; weather,
clear and cold.
OIL CITY, PA, January lO.-River 3
feet inches and falling slowly; wealth
err, clear and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
FURNITURE-FRIEND & SON.

CATALOGUE AND PAMPHLET WORK
- haVihk ne msst complies equipment in
both machinery ass matsrisi the west Virrin
"a ffnths Co'noNny sre prepared 70 turn out
Prlntng OF ibis Glass In the most approved
tyie snd IN ne shortest tine. EsinEt-s fur.
nished on application WEST VIRoINfA
fRlNTss 60. l2ss YsFkes strse.
100 ND JOB WORK NEATLYF EY
- a. The REsisTNs PrinllaG Hou ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

The Ideal Club Will give dance al
the Mercantile Club rooms on tue 2Jth
inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

Mr.. Frank Booth, OF this city, and
Miss Emma Lobeustein, OF Carington,
O., were quietly married yesterday at
the home OF the bride. The ceremony
was performed by Rev J. d. Bcrgos, Of
Darlington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

The Rivervlew club gave n well-at-
tended dance at Menge d Howley's
hall, last evening. The Friendly -Four
club will give dance there the 22nd OF
this month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

The Primrose Clue gave dance last
night u Dolap's hall, Benwood. Guests
attended from Wheeling, Bellaire and
moundsville. Killmyer made the music
and an enjoyable evening was spent,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
A LIBRARY AT GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, Dec. NJ, 1871.
About the middle IL last May the
women 81 Grafton started sewing
circle, for the purpose ~ earning money
With which To buy books. They were
"a give an afternoon every two weeks.
They have worked that afternoon aud
taken work home, allowing nothing To
interfere With the .teadiasiness Of their
purpose.
Last saturday night, dec. Is, they
gave fsir aud oyster supper which
met With success. IN. house Was
crowded With people from far and near.
The net ptoc.cls an. over slsl-qulie \
foundation upon which Ia build small
library, aud considering how few are
the workers. More than half of that
sum was presented by three Young ladies
-Dai.y brooks. Carrie Brooks aud Ruth
Brown-Nho entered upon voting con
,rsi some week. sgo, aud a. result
gathered In over So. In behalf 81 ,h"
l.. sc. OF sraiton I extend Ia them
sincere thanks for their real aud untifing
efforts In cauyasslng for votes, aud Ia
~ Who gave Ia them-many most libct.
ally. Also % all who cam. and helped
In any way Ia enlsrg. our fund.
The good work Will continue, that OF
giving 10 a people remote from the
ihlckly populated centres the pleasure,
culture and refinement which aocrue
from the reading % good books.
RUFUS FARRAH, JR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
MARRIED.

In New shawn, Dsc. D.. Nj Iimu y sil
tstt ~ 1ahton ani Miss Carrie NJ. folmah ~
NsS sharon.
IL level IN-,. Is, by Rsy. " D.. taruham,
Hatch ~ layeli
In NORWAY. I,ss'. i. BY Rsy. o.. :. Rileout.
ssofse b. neAn ~ Norway AMI Annis y. tsion
20 uNfurti.
IN Lswt.tsn, psc. N. by re, ThomA. y
Jone-. John n. Cumming. AMI flNa \. Iahi
vel. luth - Norway.
In snow's PALS. lee Is. by Rev. A. n. Bry
ant. ChArhes 4. LAvvncs anil AdellA D.. ftv,,.
lath - fans.
On Gofham, y. ~. Dec. 70. ~ Rs,. u. n.
Russ. walter ". furtington u fafi. and Agsie
ftke % >orwaV.
10 I.aoouis =. u. by Rsv. W. u, setcbcll,
Mr.. John b. Rirhsri-on 81 bllsai. Maine, ADJ
Me. tiffis Nolan - ia1oniA-
In Raxhurv. Ilsr. n. ~ :. NJ. Locke, ~,
NJ. Jo-sph ~ Jsnhe AMI Mr.. Ida u. J0ifis.
bOth Of Hosbaiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
rae STATE GRANGE.

The Maine state Grange held its an.
nual session at Bangor last week, With
the largest attendance at any meeting
ever held.
The secretsry's report shows that the
net gain for the year has been from new
and recognized oranges, us, and from
initiation Into the old oranges 800, max
ing q total net gain OF SIS, which brings
the membership Of the state grange up
to 4. ,059.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

The Democrat learns, on what appears
To be reliable authority, that the famous
Oxford County buildings case, so long
before the law court, IL fast nearing the
end. that the judges have decided unan-
imously In favor of the new location al
south Paris and that the decision will he
promulgated 10 the public very soon. II
i understood that the land upon which the
new buildings will be erected ne,r the
Grand Trunk depot at south Paris has
been bought aud paid for. while We
are waiting for the rescript We Will see
now III. WILD wrsr pors ~.
That WAS good story" briefly OBJ
served Robinson.
"Thank YOU" returned Jones. AS ]
have remarked 90 many times before,
simply related the facts. ~ course
Jackson will pretend that he does not
believe II. Instead Of treasuring ~
ga b thing. for use Ia the future, be- ~
Iect. them, aud thus Mise. golden OPP
portunItie. Ia improve hls young mind.
lie ~ill see hi. mistake when u u too
late"
"IIov long did you stay With the
circu. :" s.ked smith.
"rwo years" answered Jones.
"Hut what Id like Ia Inquire broke
10 Jackson i'eters, With some earnest
ness, II. u YOU pretend To tell "a. that
YOU could take an elephant and teach
him To swing on uspsie by hl' TAIL
like a monke,
IL don't know Why ! couldn't, Jack
sou, !" replied Jones. IL laugh, that one
aud he ws. just q plsin A.isilc elephant
The swinging Was comparatively easy
the har,iest part Was to teach him To
twist al. tall about the bar aud raise
himself Up. lie sould have been per
forming vet II that rival Snowman hadn
creased the second trap,fe bal so thai
hi. tall slippei aud unsound Ia making
hi. fnal $1,000 challenge dying leap
After that I vent out to Dakota aud be
gan In the real estate business by found
Ing Jone. city, aud maxim. u the capl'
tai Of Tumble we.d County
jackson Peter. did not seem Ia be
wholly satisfied. "rcrhap. the bear.
out Their, swung from branch Ia branch
BY their tails, he suggested la tone OF
no. ssrCasm. :.
"Impo..lblc," answered Jones. II
was a prairie country, 81 there we're n'
tree, aud consequently no bears. ls,
.iIe., bears have no tails. You show :
lamentable Ignorance of both geograph,
and natural history. IL va. while Al
Jone. City that l pstente,i my Dakots
pumpkin anchor. Before that II Was
impossible, q. YOU doubles. know, u
raise TIL. nutritious vegetable In the
Territory.
NO, didn't know It, returned
Jackson Peters. "Why was u lmpo.si
blef'
The vines grew 50 fa.t that they
wore the pumpkins all out dragging
them along the ground. sold my
patent fot $500. AMI used the money u
booming Jone. city. built two
churchc. and theatre, and started
daily new.psper-The Jones city Vol
canic Eruption. Hut Il was \ severe
blow 10 the town when Il lo.t the county
seat. Al that ,im.,-it WAS ten years
sgo-the Dakota Courthouse were Kept
on wheels, I may almost LAY. ons
afternoon . party of men from Jumpers
berg crcp, NJ, hitched six mules on my