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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27
An Old kissing Game.

Il found a peculiar custom up at Shepherds
town, W. Va, where spent my vacation,
said a gentleman yesterday, (which was q
novelty The people have what they call
soups A soup is a sort of outdoor picnic.
Each person invited brings a dressed chicken
The host provides the vegetables. The
chickens and vegetables are put into huge
kettles, holding ten to twenty gallons, and
cooked over open fires for several hours until
the combination is reduced almost to jelly.
Pepper and other seasoning are introduced
The young folks stir the soup with long
handled iron spoons, walking around the
kettle as they stir.
when a girls spoon clicks against the
spoon of a Young man he is bound to catch
and kiss her As you can imagine, there are
a good many lively scrimmages around the
kettle. When the soup is done it is ladled
out into plates and eaten, and is delicious.
The custom is an old one, and | was unable
to find its origin. A company of Stonewall
Jackson's command was recruited round
Shepherdstown and it still keeps up the or
ganization. 1t has reunion every year and
celebrates the occasion with a grand soup.
A soup of that company, to be properly
gotten up should be made of stolen chickens,
but the veterans have had to give up forag-
ing since the war. and now make a comprO-
mise with necessity by going around in squads
and robbing each others hen roosts by pre-
arranged understanding. w ashington Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27

Homeiy people make the best friends
The more wealth q man has the louder his
children talk
No girl likes to Be seen carrying . corset
box on the street
A loafer has no right that a busy man is
bound To respect
When . man sees door marked Private
he wants to cpsn 1t.
You can't realize how few dollars there are
in Is bill until you break it.
When you see some children you at once
begin to doubt the good sense of their
parents.
Carry . dollar and a nickel in pocket with
. hole in it and you will lose the dollar and
save the nickel
The beauty Of having children in the house
is that whenever you want small change you
can always find it in the children's bank
A woman believes that there is nothing
that the Lord will forgive more readily than
the sewing Of button on an angry husband's
shirt Sunday.
We feel sorry for boy. To be a boy Of
"a or Is means to be the occupant Of the
worst old lumber room in the house II there
is any money spent on decoration il is in the
girls room. because the girls are supposed to
like pretty things and boys are rough The
average boy carries a feeling Of neglect away
down in his heart. and this feeling often re-
suits in bad boys.-Atchison Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27

Inpostsnt Transfers Of Real Eststs Ia
Ksopsbsc County.
The following are the transfers OF real
ssesse for The week ending Nov. 70

ArGcsra--D4aisi 7. Pike TO frank 4. ksyses.
IAsd, eszSs, Andrew sfsekrpis 70 AlD@ss =
CSvsa. lad, ego; Jane. Bridge to AlnsaA y
csx.. ..1 81 ss:Pss. ,I ss,n; =, $3.50 e &C.,
sssia:s. issI 40; Hssry \. h.sie- % cssris.
DssSssy, lssz, ss1@, J"sepa x. AAes 70 se'aa
Sss~srADs,-I>snd~r psrham 70 Eams BA3ssii.
CssIsEA,-J. B. Packard to Mari Z. E.er'en.
C.isH.-Ai-r e. Ward To EIm@r z. wessvsrsi.
TIssTT1.-H~nry J. Adams 70 Gerry. 4. Smith.
ss1. e7os. AsEussas .. Tuck % 7. NsTTfn cioexh'
T1ssissbAGE. Ge~ss ". sss.y To Ga''i'
0zs5isns.-vrsssiia Esssmsa toto WIN 7. East
LIycMrisID>-Frxak ". Brown TO ". &. Whit
JAnlsxb--Ealsah savage TO t1ixxt~fs wssver
vssd ESQ., Esther ". Bailey to cbas u BAilsy. land
11UA. Lssina i. Jsm-s 70 Hsnfy g. Jsnsss, land
kSAnsrsLb,-s.mssis s'ttt % Jo.eph Maxwell
YrrTsros>-wm r. Tst~y to Daniel 4. Norris
lad, eNo. td.sra A. LaDt&'A 70 oisTsr s"sii"n
ssnssY-Je~i y, so,,ta.oa, asreeiIa. Robinson
G. .. Robinson. ktia T.. Clark ssd Drns@ha tsags'
70 Lydia = Wssdisigh land sBd bsiidingsi H0. =
b. kobtn.,s, Masesiins keltsson. G. =, Robinson
". L. Gisyt and Dsaeella FsHsht 10 Gavin 'rASs'
WaTgsvnLE.-G. Is. Fsrsbain to !. } smith
land ESQ Edn.aHd -irsags 70 WA t. Bsshy ,Ianh
o. no; Chafjes X Matthews :" 7" s. u f"nD'"f'
issd, t4oo .,,. lad
Al ElIis smiley 70 FRANZ f,afissd. land, 900 IS
fJkt~tts 20 Js-epk W Prsntiss isna siSp. TnsAh
tSsllifsr to Abigsi Gcxsn. land add bsiid'sss ~
Wsu GAKDissF.- HsBssh BiIion 20 LYDIA .
i,....a Dale, Land, 800 Hess.rf w. Psg. u
John n G,y.. land aud saiitings, siSi3i'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27
Raliroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Arrangement of Trains in Eject Oct,
9Th, 1859.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta u. fol
lows
GOING WESr-6.20 A NJ Tor Lewiston Rock
land. Portland. Boston snd Montreal. sia A. NJ for
Hallowcil and Gardiner. 10 10 \. VI Tor Lewiston
Pennington. Rocklaud. ruri'u'd and Ho-tou
200 l.. VI. for Hallowtll and Gapiiucr. 3.Oi f. NJ
for Brunswick, Bath, ruu4nd sd Bu-tnn; taD
FLYING Yankee Tor Portland. Boston and Mon
trcal, $50 l.. VI. for llalloWsl and tiaf,in.r LOO
Pm. might Pullman for Lewiston. Hnih, Portland
and Boston.
GOING EAST e.i5 4. ~ might cAprc.sj for
Skowhrgan. 'HuEOF, Bar liathor, 81. Stephen II.
John and ARGOS nok County; g n \. ". for Water.
vile, sknwhsgan, Hangur. u. Il T. R.H, Houlion
and 81. John Ig.35 fur Watrpule. 2is 4. NJ
for WAitrillc. Skowhcgtu n-lia,t Dcx
ter, Bangor, 81. stephen, st Johu aud Aroo.
took County. aud On Snturlny- only 1T ~ r "
for Watcryillc. SUNDAY paper uain lur Waterville
and Bangor at III \. ",
Inc Night Eulinlau Trains run each every
night. Sundays included, tut hot Ia skoyhrguu on
Monday moruinE-, or 10 Fcita4t uud Dexter. or b.
You'd Hanger on Sundnf mornings
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN hHtps Gnrdinrr for
Augusta nj ID \. NJ. tl6 and 40 VI Iinllowell
ut ~ A. NJ, t25 aud o u2 l.. NJ.
Through tickets tu taiifurria and Hll points south
and West may be- had of T.. n Walker, iicket agent
Augusta, the only office selling VIA all routrs and
checking all baggaT" free OF exprpsr
stops only at liullnw'n, Gafliurr. rtuu-wicl
and Westbrook junction
PAIspN fICkLK GtnJ Manager
+. T.. BoofHbI. G"n'l l1as. pul Ticket Ag't
Portland. Oct. T. issp.
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MARKET KNoa1.
New Yorr proaues aGartss.

sxv YosK. Nov. =.
HLorE--Resess.s. so7io sAsxAs>s;. sxposts, -,
barreis. sales. ,s,z@ Repeat gsotsstons tnein1fna
City mill extra, ~ asae4 IS patent, ~ -
- -. ssy~rsne. q ioasz rs, extys No. 2,
p aas3 %. winter vneas low Eyade, - soaex u;
Minnesota extra. a as@s4 IS. sssthers Aoss
waEtr-Kse-iots, sss7s2. exports. $50, saie-
Asee. higher. No, sprias sos!nal. i
SO red, -s No. r-1 .atass. elevator sciAssS soS
s4szesi tesys--a. No. nard siiAss1. 10
sossBsrE. sisasft-
kYx--tsafy.
BAELNY-- nominal.
CoES-keestpts M SO exports. Il, lo7; saies, ~
Go. firm. sf-sfn~r. s.tssii, 80 . Ais42
,sar~ Ais6 elevator. fzas4zf 1eiyersd
Osx~-kec-iEts. IA. 80 exeWss. is0. .al<.. a
80; fsly 10 T. u ia ~hits 2s4alo. 40 es.xzsi
% WITT. 9s.@3s, No. !. ~, do Write. 70;
Mixed ws.fsrn, kzazsa. white do. assB.
Cosykz--fxir, k!o. Fair. ~
eUGAs-ksu nrm, fwnDed srm. demand -
lower crushed slss4: sx.rs rushed, dssl. white
extra erssaea. 1sssf. cut boat. z ErAnslatsd, Z
fKrEolsrr~ 4uisi, steady. 10
FGgz- s,roBz
Bar steady
LARD stesaAer. western ,tesm. - oase g
siosiry ~ S. esty steam, % u. rsnned fair,
continent " 500 Is g. A. " e.
stfTEa {sft Sestsrn DAIRY -
IL do creamery. = s3si-
tHsEsE- fair sreishfs 30 Liverpool
-..Av
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Tuesday. Nov ~.
APPLEs-- EysporAtsr. sx7.s. dried tsSc
BxAss-PeA, " ., yellow eyed, - SAL so.
bCTrEE.---olid. L5zlsc, ball. aoa25c-
CaEKss.--Faegory aud domestic. loc
saos-- ZBa.s< per dozen.
GeAIs-Corn, Sze.. meal, Se.; bran, q % per
eNt., e1tton seed meal. q 10 per bag.
HAr-Ioose, slz ooalf %. pressed. Is coaH 90;
straw. " 7sas 90
HOsEY- Box, lsa2De. per POUND
LARD Domsstle, ia 80, western, terce Yslo 0
aCrrOs 7asc. per pozad.
OArs--.t1e. Per bush.
PoTAroEs-- 51a5Sc per bushel.
F,,rLrKF-FOsI .oai2c, Chickens, i5ai5e.
WooL~-eoa2ic. per h. anvashed. Soc. wAshed-
Woodbury. hard. u per cord, soft q 7ss
40.
HIDEs-fIght ise. per ID; heavy Sc; sheep, Soc
AL ~, veal skins. &c. per ID.
VEAL sa7e PER pound.
Aazusts Beef company's Wholesale Price Current
-FEIss LAHs-saioc.
BExF-5ides, ea7e per ID hind quarters. saioc /;
FORE quarters, ta41. rounds with flank. 7c. rump
and loas Ilallic, abort rib cuts, SC, rstties, 81
ale backs s45tc. chueks. 5a5ic. stripes &c. Dressed
hogs 5a54e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27
ABOUT OYSTERS.

Oysters will quickly freeze in cold weather.
aans
What people call the eye of the oyster is
scientifically known as the abductor muscle.
George Washington was very fond of the
little red oyster crab. 50 numerous in south
ern oysters.
The eggs Of the female oyster, one author
ity says, number l2S, 600 but Professor
Rice said that 50. OOO. 900 was as many as he
cared TO estimate.
In analysing the contents Of the stomach Of
An oyster nothing but vegetable matter has
ever heep found
The food of an oyster consists of such micro
scopic organisms and organic particles as
float freely in the water
There are thirty oyster beds in Tangier
sound, whose united area is Ii, 976 square nau-
teal miles. with twice as much additional
bottom where oysters are occasionally caught.
glass Of light Chablis hook or Sauterne.
Chambertin or white Bordeaux dry, Bur
gundy, Rhine, Hungarian or Moselle, chilled
colored glasses, are all first rate to drink with
the luscious oyster.-St Louis Republic.
Oysters should be piled up or stacked in q
heap, with the bottom shell or left valve at
the bottom, as the deep shell holds the liquid
on which the animal lives Good stock, if
packed nicely this way. will keep for a long
time.
Wherever the water is fresh enough to
grow oysters and wherever the marsh lands
also exist, the construction Of ponds for oyster
culture is feasible on just as grand a scale as
is now practical Cd some parts of the coast Of
France
To cool shell oysters nicely for immediate
use, or to serve parties at restaurant or at
home, cut square hole about six inches)
from the bottom end stave of -four barrel,
fll the barrel half full of oysters, place piece
Of old carpet or cloth over the oysters, and
set large lump of ice on the cloth Then
cover the top of the barrel securely with any
other cloth or wooden covering, and after 9
little while every oyster taken out from the
bottom Of the barrel will be as cold as you
want it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27

The Boss-Ever get shaved by a barber
who wore glassesi just think over now and
see if you can remember any barber who
ever wore glasses. | have been in the bust
ness twenty years and would be more apt
to see such BARRIERS than you. don't believe
that ever saw more than three. man
who can't see well has no business fooling
around another mans face with razor.
went into recruiting office once, thinking
would enlist They asked me several ques-
tons, one Of them being an inquiry about my
business | said | was barber. The re-
cruiting officer replied at once: Then your
eyesight is all right don't think ever
saw cross-eyed barber in my life. AS a
rule, the BARRIERS eyesisht is better than any
class or business or profession which you
tind-Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27

DR. Ross Bryte, in a talk with Pittsburg
Commercial Gazette reporter, told Of some
peculiar people he had met in his professional
capacity One lady brought four karat
diamond and asked 30 have it set in one of
her front teeth 1t was done she directed,
but could not be fastened in securely. When
she learned this she had the tooth drawn and
q false one made with the diamond set in the
center of it One day she was PLAYING with
her pet poodle when her diamond tooth
dropped out of her mouth. The dog swallowed
the gem, plate and all, and the lady was
sorely disturbe both over the loss Of her
tooth and the danger III which her pets life
had been placed. The tooth was recovered,
however, and the dog IL still living
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27
Franklin

Tbs following are the real estate transfers
for franklin county for the week ending
Nov. 10:
VArsfsaros Y. Hobbs 10 hsnd.ll Z
uobbs. Inssssss 10 prspiis~s and val. oen'. BATES
CoIIeae Oh Il wizfnn 20 jesse simmons, lsnd ffG
lytbss A Dsscsmb To Levi y smith interest la
ost., olisB
sTs0so~-tlso.E heiesfy 10 Joha u hsiain,
hsmsssssS, A0o. .
CHssfFsvfLLs. Henry c. Clifford 81 Visnna to
yeIsora J. Hatch, land b building. ssso koh"r,
Ps<hArd Of Pennington To- sarah -taftssant lana
b kviidinss, e"o
TsnrLs.--M Mary 4. 4 David 7 hosh To susan
Cssptois Il Lowell, MSS, premises. tsO,
kfSoytpID WIN ~ Potter to Adriher Mead
Of bss,op, land 600. Josiah frensb TO sane,
laa6, ~, -
FssEaAs Sarah y. fsnnon Of ABson TO J"hn
n Bytxas ~ New vineyard, land, $40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27

The walls are 50 thin that you bear not only
the pianos in rooms opening On the air shaft,
but all the others Is well. and when vigorous
operations on them are simultaneously COM
menced-as they generally are just after din
ner-life becomes . burden to you Than the
doors are 50 weak that when the people over
you dance, the globes tall Oh your gas nx-
lures That the dumbwaiter is out Of order
. good share Of the time. something wrong
with the door bells and strese door poll. !"
and your letter box stuffed with wasss papsr
and dirt By mischisvom sersse boys, ne Al
thines 70 b sxpsctsd and philosophically o.
dured--Nsw York Later.
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NEWS NUGGETS
Fresh and Readable 49, Home and
Abroad

The wife OF Shaw bogozie, chief of the
Chippewa Indians, is over 100 years of age.
We use - pounds of sugar per capita per
snnum in this country Psuper-lsbor Eng
land uses - pounds
Senator Frank Hiscock is reported to be
ia pocket over Sol, 900 by the recent sdvsnce
in Tennessee coal and iron. Mr. Plat is
reported to have been his guiding star.
A young man, blowing on ranch near
Gait. Cal, found over $1,000. His employ
er kept all but ego of it. and lief; the plow-
men to plod his weary way in the field.
The Norwegians are said to be the longest
lived people in the world. Official statistics
show that the aversgs duration of life in
Norway is u. 80 for the men. 5l.3o for the
women and 49.;7 for both sexes The dura-
ton of life has increased of late years.
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novelties N LINEN.

n sasgnns ilk vaEp hnns ere eHeos -
- hsausiful fahrso yss shown
Arwrsoos orange cover has Arge hnsea
-,stsus With dovss flying among shs nov
"a
Some handsome plain surface cloths havs
large medallion center and ooroef !"
match
The pink. b,ue, straw. bun, scru and psa-
green covers are eithsr fringsd q dsspAy
bemsxitched
Napkins are Of the usual siss, and match
the cloths aud center pisces with which tney
are to Be used
For lunch and sea cloths the delicate color
sd sprsads are still used, and are shown IN
excssdingiy rich pAtssrnA
Fur ths henstitchsd borders the hem Is two
inches wide. and for the napkins accompany
ing the set one inch in width
The cheaper grades Of cloths are good and
fru and in artistic patterns, while the satin
damasks are things Of beauty.
Other cloth. bad no decorations except .
deep border representing waving satin RID
bon or q succession Of 6ns satin iins&
Some covers are hand embroidered in wide
patterns on perfectly plain grounds; others
display several rows Of Mexican work
Among the most serviceable and, at the
same time, the newest center pieces, doiliss
and carving clothes are those which are nn
i,hed in the German spachtel work
Other doilies are Of fine white or cream
china silk, hemstitched or fringe, and painted
with bits Of color taken from japanese fans
here an old flower, there . mandarin or
strange foreign scene.
delicate but Decided salmon colored
spread is richly covered with Egyptian de-
signs of sphinxes, obelisks, pyramids and
other strange shapes, each standing out
plainly from the brilliant ground
The doilies are exquisite works Of art, and
some are mere scraps Of white, pink, blue,
buff or green satin damask. with single pond
Uly. rose or daffodil spray stamped on their
smooth surface, and with fringed borders
The German spachtel work is . strong en-
droidery in the linen which, being cut out,
leaves . handsome, durable, open work en-
broidery. This embroidery is favorits or
namentation this season, and appears on oed
spreads and pillow shams as we'll
The choicest patterns are the ash leaf pat
tern the corn flower, large clusters and vines
~ wild roses, the red clover, leaf and bios
som, large lozengers. clusters OF lily OF the
valley and great pond lilies floating on fins
satin damask surface, eli Of natural size.
A rose color cloth has . rustic border OF
wheat and forget me- nots drawn with artistic
accuracy, and q pretty amber cloth y
crowded with dancing figures Of nymphs and
other graceful figures, while still another
represents scenes in Roman chariot race
Another design in doilies is faint shade OF
pink or blue faille finishing nicely with q
hemstitched border and quiet bit Of land
scape painted with a few dainty touches, in
monotone, or a sea view, a snow scene, or q
branch with a bird, or birds in any possible
arrangement-Good Housekeeping.
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THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Silver bead necklaces are quite Is popular
as those Of gold.
Enameled jewelry. like Banquos ghost.
won't be downed
Chased silver lovers knots are scarf pins in
demand at present
Link cuff buttons devised a. diminutive
bananas, are an innovation
A crescent, pointing inward on each side Of
. diamond star, is favorite brooch design.
Thers is no diminution IN the sale Of bangle
bracelets the ladies affecting them a. much
Is ever
Knife edged bars ornamented with sus-
pended garnet stars, are pleasing addition
to lace pins
rival to the expensive garter clasp is the
new silver and gold stocking supporters now
on the market,
Cloak buckles in various sizes, of the most
exquisite pierced work in silver. are fad
among the ladies.
A semicircle Of diamonds, slightly raised
above an opal pearl. is a scarf pin top at once
attractive and rich
novel conception in scarp pins is gold
anvil. in the front Of which is sunk perpeu
dicular line Of diamonds. Jewellers Review
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There Is q curious effect wrought on the
hair and beard Of men engaged in tine Martin
White mine at Ward. The ore is roasted.
but no disagreeable perfumes arise from the
heating process, yet there Is some unknown
substance that changes the hair, beard and
eyebrows a. green As graA The hair il NOT
injured, but rstAins its s0ftne9 and elosA II
b probable that fumes u tie gFssn tint Of
copper contained In the ore change the hair
70 that color. -Vrginia City ChroniclA
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AT her literary work Niss Field NOWADAYS
vears bright red satin dress, reformed after
hsr own ideas, and touched up with friIls and
shells of soft lace She has tiny fest, which
she puts in the daintiest Of slippers and the
finest Of spun silk hosiery, and which she has
. most coquettish way Of crossing and UNI
crossing while she reciines, working swiftly
end steadily I'll tn. time. -PhilndalphiA PruA
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Wsldo

The following are the real estate transfers
In the county Of Waldo for the week ending
Nov. 81
A. u. Bouitsr, sssrsmont to Eunice Boultrr DO.
Leslie J. Colby, Moptyilie, to Henry Thompson
Freedom, J. 4. CTookFt. Prospect, to tors Curtis
d.; r. Carleton, wintrrport. TO James Moor
Frnnntort, A. !. Curtis. Knox, 10 frank curtis
Alton. Jacob n. kame., sear-port. TOD q Ham
mons, do. Robert French stockton, to X VI Morris
bostos. " m. Gould. Brooks. to W. T. sinclair, q"
Albert lannon's, Belfast, to krsnsiin kn"Nlt"n
Bonneville, Mary X. binD. Prospect 10 Ar'hn'
uestsu, do. u. q, Harris, stockton, TO Henry II
Halves, do. hcberca Hartman. Prospect, to y
Batoheldor, do. J. W. Jones. Belfast, to J. /.
Jones, do Leonard W Luce. ssarsmont, to A. A
Robbins, do, Moody Norton, hoptyiif. u
Chrisbana Merton, do, MARY T.. Norton Lincoln
willie. 10 seth l.. Mhlikcn. Beifa., j. fenr-e, Ma
tick Mass, to 4 Drake, do. Frank Nrhb'r
ekeen, to Mary A. Cook, do
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o ye gourmsnds and epicures. who run
riot in revelry. Tonight tomorrow will have
a fearful reckoning for you Arm your
selves with Lsxador, the infsllible regulator
Of the human system. and you will not
reckon without your host
People learn wisdom by experience.
man never wakes up his second baby to see
il laugh, but always keeps DIR Balls Baby
Syrup handy. noy2'dltfolrn
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MORSelS OF GASTRONOMY

Tons Of honey are shipped from San Diego
Cal
Japanese persimmons are large and lus
cious
Mongrel geese are verj delicate and tooth
some
Maryland oyster packers have put up
pricea
Last election day Frame ate 81 500 pounds
Of oystera
The sugar crop Of Yucaian is smaller than
usual this year
Nebraska man ha~ raised Il beet more
than three feet long
The sausage and the tuckwheat cake are
gastronomic Siamese twins
There is only one vineyard in Great
Britain from which vine Is made
What an ordinary mar. eats during his life
time would load twenty freight cars
Three bushels Of potatoes from one hill Is
the claim Of West Virginia farmer
The guests Of the United States hotel Sar-
atoga, consumed 5000 eggs in one day las.
summer Hotel Mail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-27

There Is great deal Of Ingenuity and
brain power spent in the making Of adver.
tisements This is 50 much the case that Ger
tain firms in New York and other cities agree
for consideration to write advertisements
for any firm that likes to employ them They
guarantee to write these advertisements in 4
taking way, so that they will command at
tentiou. and if they succeed in dong this they
certainly earn the money, for the greatest
wealth producer in the world is advertising.
persistentiy stuck TO and intelligently accom-
plished Detroit Free Press.
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OFFICE, AUGUSTA, MAINE, November -. lsss.
Sealed proposals will be received until L O'Clock.
noon, Saturday. November apth lss9 for furnishing
fuel. light, water ice. miscellaneous supplies. wash
ing towels hauling ashes and spriukinG srs cts
quifed BY this building during the fiscal year ending
june ~ ls9e. Particulars on Hppiica ion- J. n.
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