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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
TAUGHT BY EXPERIENCE.

A LITTLE ginger put into sausage
meat improves the flavor.
In icing cakes it is best to dip the
knife frequently in cold water.
TUmLERs that have had milk in
them should not be put in hot water.
liz your coal fire is low throw on a
handful of salt and 1t will help brighten
it very much.
A SPOONFUL of stewed tomatoes put
in the gravy Of either roasted or fried
meats is an improvement.
BRou. steak without sailing Salt
draws the juices in cooking, and il is
desirable to keep these in IL possible.
TO CLEAN oil cloths use milk and
water and wipe with flannel cloth A
brush and soap will ruin them. Chris
tian ut Work.
You can get drop or barrelful Of
oil off any carpet or wooden stuff by
applying dry buckwheat plentifully
and faithfully. Never put water to such
grease spot, or liquid of any kind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
THE STUDIO.

Miss LAWSON. the young Cincinnati
sculptor, is reported to have sold her
statue Of THE Mermaid" TO Mrs Alex
ander Mcdonald for six thousand dol
lars.
Mrs, DORA WHEELER KEITH, who is
TO do the ceiling and frieze Of the
library in the woman's building at the
worlds fair after an original design,
contributes work that to be paid for
would cost s., 900.
DEEP regret is felt in artistic circles
of Munich at the death Of Herr Klein
michel. the famous painter OF child
figures. He was also one OF the sketch
artists of the Fliegende Blaetter, the
German comic journal.
IN the cathedral OF Gundet Of Abys-
sinia is curious picture representing
the Israelities crossing the Red sea
Pharaoh carries in his right hand six
shooter revolver aud in his left he holds
a pair of opera glasses. The Egyptian
host carry Remington rifles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
HISTORICAL.

The battle OF Horseshoe Bend was
fought March 81, 1914
THE Argand lamp was the invention
of Anne Argand in 1889
CANNON were invented in 1880. were
used by the Turks at Adrianople in l453,
and were made in England in l547.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN was assassinated
at Ford's theater, Washington. at 10
o'clock p. m, April Il, 1868. by J. j.
Wilkes Booth.
BRASS pins were first made by the
Saracens in Spain, in 4 d. 500, and
were brought 70 England by Catherine
OF Arragon, wife Of Henry VIII
THE Boston fire in 1872 was the scene
Of conAagration So terrible that it
burned over 60 acres OF massive stone,
brick and iron buildings in the very
business heart of the community, and
destroyed 100000 Of property before
its awful fury was stayed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
BOOK NOTES.

Mn. HARDY has chosen for title for
his next romance, The Pursuit of the
Wen Beloved
AR SHUTDOWN" is the tide of new
book Of poetry IS Whittier which VIII
be published this fall
ALTHOUGH Mr. uowclls has resigned
his position ou the Cosmopolitan. he
viii still probably have much to 10 with
giving a distinctive character 10 the
magazine. He is 70 take charge Of a
department under the title If "a Tray
eler From Altruria beginning the
November number
SIR WALTER ScoTT.s novels are almost
as popular in Paris as are novels II the
eminent French noveG~t- Translation,
of his rouaances are found I'll every
bookstall ia numbers and eac Paris nu-
nicipal council has shown }ts apprccia-
ton of the author himself il naming a
short street after him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01

NOTICE TO CRBDITORS-oF ANNA E GuND
- LACH deceased
state OF Wisconsin. Grant County, - County
Court in and for SAID County
In the matter of the estate of Anna r Gund-
ZACH, deceased.
Letters tesiamentary in said matter having
Deen issued to Charles ,inndl ZACH nnd Thomas
Watson as executors of the lasi VIII nf said de
ceased on motion Of Ed NJ. Lowry their Attorney
u IL ordered that from thi. date until and includ
ing ne 2.d day of May A .. 1898 h.. and the
same hereby is. allowed and limited for the
creditors OF the said Anna E. Gundlach de-
ceased, To exhibit aud present TO this Court
thelr claims and demands against said deceased
TOT examination and dllowance that such claims
and demands will be received by said court, at
ne Court House, H. the City OF Lat caster in
salo County, NJ each term thereof within said
Time ana said Court will mine and adjust
the same. a. the Special rms thereof to be
begun and held at said Court House. on the
four h Tuesdays of February and Nav A. r.
1873; and notice of all which snail be given, by
the publication of this order under the above
caption, for Fonr successive weeks. in The Graut
County HERALD weekly newspaper published
AZ The CITY OF Lancaster. in said County. the
first such publication to be within fifteen days
from this date
Dated November IA, 1892.
BY the Court.
GEO. b. CARTER
4o-S County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
FOREIGN PERSONALS.


". DEIBLER, the veteran executioneI
of Paris, has beheaded 290 persons. He
Is always calm and never loses his head.
oUmA is said to be so proud Of her
small and beautifully shaped hands and
feet that in summer and winter, out-Of-
doors and in the house. she wears
sleeves that fall just below the elbow,
and thin, low-cut slippers.
THE orders and decorations Of Prince
bismarck, if worn three deep. would
cover the breast of man six feet across
the shoulders. The ex-chancellor is
said to possess more of those honors
than any other man in Europe.
THE tallest policeman in the United
Kingdom is Constable Daily, one Of the
members of the Royal Irish constabu-
larry He is feet 81 inches in height.
Among members of the same force,
Sergeant Moffett. of Ballyshannon,
stands feet 4 inches.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, Of Germany, has
sent a gold watch. bearing a fatter-
ing inscription, TO Marquis Manoel
Mancebo, Brazilian naval captain, as
a reward for the aid which he gave the
captain of German bark which WAS
burned in the harbor of Bio Janeiro.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
Marion Harland.

The well known authority on cooking,
says: Il eheerfally comms nj The Baa
ing Powder of Prot Horsford to the
nousekeepers OF America 1t deserves
as honorable a place in the store room
aud kitchen as does his acid phosphate
in The family medicine chest
Itch on human and horses aud allsoi
mails cured in ao minutes hy Woo,
ford's sanitary Lotion. TINS never
fails. Sold y Stone 4 Ha>~elI Drug
-,,s-, !. >,-,,. Wa,
Cough Cream j. 4 scientific com
pound ion coughs and colds. prepared
bN well-known drucs il IRON the for
mula of celebrated physician. and
must not 81 elaSsed with The many
qaggS compounds ia market Your
druggist sells ii. 30 cts.
ENG Us SPAWN Eminent removes All
Hfd, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blomi,hes from horses. Blood Spawn
Cmbs, Spms, Sweeney. Ring Bone.
$ ae~ Smains, swollen ThroatS.
Coughs, etc save so by use IL one
boule Warranted the most wonder
ful Blemi~b eatg ev.r known Sold by
Stone 4 Hasse Dfnsg ST. Lancaster,
Wis. NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
What a Pity

That so many otherwise at ractive.
polite, and particular people aiilct
their friends by the foul and disagree
able odor Of their breath; it is mainly
caused by disordered digestion. and
can be corrected by relieving the Gauss,
by using that pure medicine, Sulphur
Buers Health Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills.

Thousands of lives are saved annually
by the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
In the treatmentof Group and whooping
cough. the Pectoral has a most marvel
Gus effect 1t allays Inflammation,
frees the INSTRUCTED mir passages.
and controls the desire to cough.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
Rev. Sylvanus Lane

OF the Cincinnati Nj. +. Conference,
makes good point when ne says I'VE
have for years USED hoods Sarsaparilla
u our family OF five, and find it fully
equal to all that is claimed for it. Some
people are greatly prejudiced against
patent medicines, but how the patel I
can hurt medicine and not machine
is my stery of mysteries to me-"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-12-01
m Office TO CREDITORS OF MARGARET WILD

M Office TO CREDITORS-oF MARGARET WILD
AZ MAN. Deceased
State of Wis onsin, Grant County, S. County
Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the estate of Margare
Nildman, deceased.
Letters of administration in said matter having
been issned 10 samuel Mclver of the town of
Glen Haven. Grant County. Wisconsin on motion
Of Ed NJ. Lowry his Attorney. il is ordered that
from this late until and including the 10th day
of May, A. D. 1898 be and the same hereby IL.
flowed and limited fer the creditors OF the said
Margaret Wildman. deceased. TO xhlbit and pre-
sent to this Court. their claims and demands
against SAID deceased. for examination and al
lowauce; that such claims and demands VIII be
received nv said Court At the Court House in
the city ~ auca>t.r. in SAID County. at each
{, rm thereof ~ithiu ~aid ime and said Court
will examine sud adjust the same, al the general
terms thereof 10 be begun aud held AT said Court
House. on the third TUESDAYS Of February and
May A d S93; and notice Of ? which shall be
given hy n, publication OF his order under
n, above caption for Four successive weeks, in
she Grant 90 ntY HERALD a weekly newspat er
published ~ the ely Of Lancaster. in said
county. the ir>t sun publication TO be within
fifteen DAYS from his uate
Dated November Ilih, 1892
$50 - BY the Court.
GEO. T. CARTER
County Judge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26
/: -GCoutinued from lst page.

t.ra.u Iron, boston ~nere lie has De. n
With sesefal horses 10 sell. lie sod tie
PAGER B. B., BY Frsrklin,tae gray gelains,
Besuty by Tom Lsipg. the dapple grA,
zeIdins Dandy, By JEFF Knox. the bay hsrs'
Co5ney X and ore or two Others. Mr..
Morse T, csived fsi. psicss fer all OF his
horses.
Dr.. f. f. Nye of West Brook,ville has
some coed horses. HIS Bloodsood is gait.
a ,rolier. ard he ~i.l fy TO beat so With
him Ihis season as twC-7s old. The
doctor .sys in ressri 10 Tin cup records: i
think that every horse should ros thres
running heats in g so or better before he
should be allowed to 50 for cap record.
a!trr he hss sho~n L,s sbil,Ey 10 traf hire.
heS,s n 80 OF beHer in a elnts isce,
iu, s1ualj ssy ,ui II 80 for the C. am
piorsli5 or suylhilg OF . Ike nature he
sees 1T. eut 'hips t.U msny are so!eg IN
o. TIE back door"
I'm my opipion' Gays prominent horse
man Who saw the exhibition Of BayaId
Wilkes on Lower Lisbon stree, Lesistcp D,
Saturday, "B.ystd wilkes ~enta2 II II
10 CLIP along .he snow during thst exit
bition. never saw q cleaner gait or q
purer action aud he vent like the wind
Never, | yer ture, WAS il ever surpassed in
these cities under similar or equal circum
stances"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

| There are few BOYS who do not anticipate
with pleasure the time when they are per
mitted to carry a gun and go hunting,
Now guns are dangerous affairs in the
hands of those who do not understand how
to carry and how to use them. \ writer
in Forest and Stream-sivcs these rules fuI
The guidance of boys IN handling guns
Frst-Empty or loaded. never point d
gun toward yourself or any oil her person.
Second-Whc a-ficid, carry your gun at
the half cock. If 10 cover, let your hand
shield the hammers from whipping twigs
ThIrd-Whcn riding from one sh,rptlu2
ground to another or whenever You huy,
your gun IN any conveyance, remove the
cartridges il u hrccrhlUldrr. 1t beng soelsy
TO replace them. II u mUzHlr loader, re
move the caps, brush oif the nipples and
place wad on the nipple letting down
the hammers on wads simply removing
caps sometimes leaves II littIe illuminate
on he nipple and a blow on the hammer
when down discharges It,
Fourth Never draw IA gun toward YOU
by he barrel
tltth-Morc care is necessary in the use
OF il gun in n boat than ciscwhere-the
limited space, cohliued notion and uncer-
tam motion making ii dangerous ut the
best. 1t possible un mote than two persons
should occupy Il n"tt i,u4merless guns
are ii constant danger to persons boating.
SiNth-AlWjtve clean your gun thorough
= IL soon H. You retnru from Il day 5 sport.
no matter how tired you feel; the CON
sequence of its always being ready for
service IS ample return for the few minutes
ink some labor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26
Sunny Houses.

Many planning to build will forget
that for nine or ten months in the year
there is need ofall the sunshine they car
gather in every room of the mouse
reople who take advantage of this cheap
luxury are supposed to have some secret
charm IN the arrangement "t ihe'f
rooms Even tho>e Who thoughtlessiH
put the hall on the south side WI
closets and other distractions, are sensi
tive to The difference, and can't tell What
il is that makes their house unsa'i-tac-
tory in comparison with those open All
round to the sun. On dark day they
can scarcely find light enough foi
sewing Then in cold weather theiI
living rooms are much harder 10 heat
u. Nj NJ" has her hall on the north side
also two closets and pantry, so that on
the first floor the end Of one room only
opeps TO the north. She thus saves
much heat, secures cool pantry anC
stur, room. and plenty OF light and cheel
for parlor, sittiug room and kitchen. anf
y choice place for her window fun ~
thriving plants. An east front with
| long side to the south is certainly oes
of all Even in hot weather, Windows
toward the south breeze compensate 10
exposure to The sun Air magnetized by
sunshine is the natural antidote 70
/ rheum,tism, neuralgia and blues -
| Louise N. Fuller in \ \. Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26
The Pomona Oranges.

The general success of Pomona oranges
and the interest which patrons and Others
manifest in them z es far to prove that
L ere is something of real value in their
wok In no other way do the farmers
Of dill. rcut towns, with their wives, their
sons ard daughters, meet together. form
new ,cuunlt t,nces, streug,h hen old one
and drive duh care. for the time being
from the mind, and enjoy this blessed
world in its Lrucst and best sense Re-
creation and pleasure seem happily to
blend with profit and Improvement, if
we are to Judge anything from the es-
SAYS and animated discussions upon
timely topics, which are always part
of the programme. But the value of u
coed Pomona or subordinate grange
meeting cannot be fully estimated by The
pleasure e. i0yed or the practical results
which are obtained. There is an ipspi-
ration in these meetings when all try Ia
do their duty, which can be gained from
M other source. The members go to
their homes str, ngthenGd; life's burdens
seem lighter; what SCENE, d like noun
tain of care is so dimini. he'd that it can
be easily surmounted or readily over
come. The bond Of sympathy is extend
ed, and by il chord in our natures IL
touched which gives us greater courage
and strength To pt rform the work which
We may have to do.-Patrons Rural,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

The Ware psrlGrs presented p.essN
scene last evening with the lsrga coDpsn
th't gathered TO psrtske of the supper ar
e. j y the ertsft .inment of the evening .
ar,sogei by the young ladies' Of the S1rosis
Supper was served in the esrly evening
alter which t1ere was general exodus t
'he psrlors below TO iisten 10 the muses.
and literary programme arranged So FOL
ows;
tilIo olo.....................Mi Miss Amy Phillip
Duet, "siar of the summer Night"
Mrs. Floo1 Al Nr. Philbro
Road ng from Cricket on the Hearth. VIZ Lo'
Duet, Come, sly Loved one
Mr. and Mrs. W. c Phi boo
Reading, "The Ell Child, "-.............Miss LoN
Whi,tlng 500. "H"rry hi DE- ......., Miss ShaN
song IN, ditau n.".........Hr. W. I. hhbroo
Tn. ,eiecuon by Nj Phi brook aod III
duet, by Mrs and MIR Ph,i1rook were yer,
cordially received, b tn being gteetsd Wit
pr,lu g 4 applause ShIch could he lie ~
My b. -pother rendering Mr.. Pmibrool
responded with ,he song sleep, Bah
Sleep" "ii!- he recall tor he duet VS.
s4-srred By the song. "Wouli
were With ltee" Miss Ii. ard Mis-
Saw ~ere ALEC called to second ep2esr
sqce lne enttrtaiGmt n. comp e;ed ge j
efsl social time vas ar joyea. IL was =
nouhce1 hat sblut $50 lad 6sea rs,iiz
rom tho supp-r sLd ths pa i'hl0n-r- r
turned tn tn mes a. q .ea.onspis b u
s4ti-f ;hs' III : tosls hsi M d. a socis
s-~e.l a. Fl lsGJlsI success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

DR.. Blair's famous words on this sub.
ject are as good as a whole sermon. He
says: 1--WE should ever have it fixed in
ourmemory chat by the character Of those
whom we choose for our friends orr
own character is likely to be formed,
and will certainly be judged of by the
world. We ought, therefore, to be slow
and cautious in contracting intimacy;
but when virtuous friendship is once
established, We must ever consider it as
sacred engagement"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

DIR. Felix L. Oswald is credited with the
statement that the hygenic disadvantages
of carpet dust have been considerably
oyerrated. He says that in the houses
Of wealthy Turks where sitting room
and bedroom is often furnished with
the heaviest wooden carpets. which are
rarely removed oftener than once in
three years, lung diseases are almost
unknown Dust, under those circum
stances. can hardly he avoided. but of
such impurities our respiratory organs
seem able to rid themselves by a mere sift
ing process, and the true lungbane ia, in
deed. not dust but the subtle poison Of
vitiared gases. The sanitary Statistics Of
European cities prove that tcaHIstsr work.
and even street sweeping, are by 10 rIeaHs
Incompatible with longevity StiIi, in
rooms where dust ia apt to accumulate
movable rugs are, on the whDii,. preferable
to large carpets which. indeed thry have
begun to super>ese in the u,s,lel parlors OF
many sanitary establishments
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

LATEST STYLES
Fantastic Dress Bodices New Dress
rrimmingh

Fantastic Dress Bodices - New Dress
Trimmings
Dress bolices promise to Be more fantas-
nc than ever. Some of them seem to be all
rnuvolutions. An evening dress OF palest
pink and green brocade had green velvet
bodice. arranged in crossway folds back
and front. and pointed band Of brocade,
trimmed with rows of gold passemenJerle,
which was also folded The back of the
bodice was exactly like the front. There
are eorselet shaped bodices Of black lace
Tor evening wear. In the accompanying
cut is illustrated a stylish low bodice in
white beugaline silk, partly yelled with a
beaded corselet and bertha fringe in multi
color tints Fringe TO match is placed
around the basque, which is pointed front
and back. Bands of curled ostrich feathers
head the fringe and an aigrette appears on
one shoulder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

One of the newest trimmings for the bot
tom Of dress skirts is a narrow ruche OF
silk Passementerie bows are much used
for festooning lace tiounces. swiss belts OF
jet and deep jet fringes are the newest or
naments for evening dresses. Lace prom
ises to be very fashionable. Lace cuffs,
frills on skirts and a thousand other com
binations all tend to show that lace is
about to play an important part IN the
fashions of the day. Embroidery is thrown
into the back ground, but not so utterly as
to prevent it being still the best trimming
for velvet mantles and other garments
made of heavy materials 1t is whispered
that sequins are to take the place OF the
mock gems that have been employed in
dress trimmings for the past two on three
seasons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

A JOURNAL reporter learned yesterday OF
good authority that the parties who are
negotiatiating for the purchase Of the
Hsllowell House are Samuel Carrier, Jt.
# this city snd c. Ii. Nelson Of W sterv lie
the famous horseman. These gentlemen
sre now N part lership in run, ing the Pine
Grnvo STOCK farm in tbi, city. The re.
porter WAS slso told thst these negotiation:
were the cause Of M. Nelson's recent vii
TO Halloween.
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FOOD FOR COLD WEATHER.


ments Are Desirable.
All food contains nitrogen the substance
which supplies muscle, flesh or strength
Carbon, another clement contained in food
gives warmth. The colder the weat her the
more carbon is required. Alcohol is almost
wholly carbon and, hence, produces heat
but it does not add particle Of flesh nor
strength. A person feels stronger after
taking drink Of spirits, but it is not real
strength. 1t is only strength preternatur
ally drawn in advance, the nervous system
having been stimulated to make that
draft, by the influence which the alcohol
had on it.
The following substances have n large
percentage of carbon and also a good per
centage Of nitrogen so that they furnish
warmth in cold weather, aud also make
muscle: Potatoes, milk, bntter, lard. soup.
wheat, rye tall good for heat but not for
strength), beans roast beef veal TALL good
for both heat and strength. and lean meat.
better for strength than heat, 1t will be
seen, says Hall 5 journal Of Health, which
is quoted as authority for the foregoing
that the best food at this season is roast
beef or beans. as both furnish heat and
muscle. While potatoes. butter, lard.
sonp. etc, give warmth they, like alcohol,
furnish little or no stresgth. Even bread
contains but little nourishmcnt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

W. II. R,msisli Of Lowell, representing
The olg Phil.deiPh Engineering Work
Limited, Of PhIladlepbi., was in The city
yesterday for the purpose Of in. peciag tn,
electric rosd aod its plan. in Hallovell
Mr.. Rsmsdeil says that be has never seer
| an elect j., road with such grades and rank
the power plant and equipments with III,
best in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

PsrmeDs, Eucsmpment No IS, [. 90
F. To ebay night worked the Patriarchca
aud 6 jden Sale 3egrs IS 10 t~o candidate.
An iDvit .lion from Ahitsm Enc smpment Of
Wsteryille to meet with the later, sut
PI!sd.id Eocampment in Wstefvlle nex
week was accepted PTmeDss is yer,
prosperous. new members are admitted a
every me tag. 1 The lear fitur- Psrme.
rs' will give reception and bal q1et to
Ahiram OF Ws,ervi.le aud the Pltieaald
Encsmpment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

Owen Meredith's lord Lyttonsj coffin
was borne to the grave without a bios
som to decorate It's pail according to the
direction Of Lady Lvttou, who said that
her husband lad requested that not so
much ''as the tiaiest violet or the small
est rosebud" should be used about his
bier. What, in heavens name. have
poor flowers done to be condemned to
serve such hOrrid purpose as being
consigned to vaults and graves; like a
sad looking funeral" was a frequent
saying Of the poets, and his funeral
ceremony was indeed gloomy one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

J.F. Bodweil hsslef: en- al extended trip
through the Yves. and South, going To New
Orleans by way Of Chicago and 81. Louis
WnIle in the Crescent city he viii be the
guest Of MIR. CHARLES Or,esna, Southern
general agent Of the Hsl1.ell Granite
Works Of this cry, and will remain there
during carnival week, Witnessing the
famous Ms,di Grss festivities. He will be
gone over three weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

Police nuanerJ wers exceedingly lyel
yesterday b,'h in Gardiner ard Randolph
n this city seven arrests were made ~ T.
SIX O'Clock all for drunkenness and Their
&ere two men and Two woman arrested Il
Randolph for similar offenses. 1t is to b
sincerely hoped that the weather Will Q
colder soon.