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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-J. S. Dallam, Real
Estate Agent, of this place, has recently sold
farm of 343 acres, with moderate improvements,
on Broad Creek, belongiug.to B. Bntterworth,
Esq, of Ohio, to Duncan Mcpherson, OF Balti-
more city, for $1,000.
Also, IS acres Of woodland, o improvements,
2 mics from Darlington, belonging to the estate
of the late Edward Qnar'es, to B. II. Hanson,
Jr., of Darlington, for 50, 1876.
Also, farm of II acres, with good improve
mens, miles west from Bel Air, belonging to
Rev. T. S. G. Smith, to A. A. Hawkins, ESQ.,, of
York Co., Penn, for 81, 600
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STOLEN

IRON the residence of the subscriber, on the
IT 2Ist 22d or 23d Oct, The following arti-
cles alarge inalachite BREAST-PIN, set inland
veined with S, yer, in the form of u grape leaf
the owners Surname engraved on the back a
PEARL BREAST-Pit. bhlong in FORM with ra-
by centre, and alternate row, OF seed and large
pearls "a gold WATCH KEY :
A liberal reward viii be given for such infor.
nation rs will lead to the recovery of all or
either of the articles.
Pawnhrokers or jewellers are requested to atop
them, If offered for pledge or sale.
- J. E MAYNADIER,
novl y Fallston, Hartford Co., Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

MiLLINERY.-T he attention Of our readers is
invited to the advertiseme Mt OF Miss Fanny Old.
field. Her location is on Main street, second
door from Moore & Norris store, where can be
found the most extensive stock of fall and winter
millinery ever offered in this place. Her stock
comprises the = ost fashionable goods now in the
market and is ofthe greatest variety. She pos
sesses all the facilities for bleaching and pressing,
aud has greatly increased Der facilities for cutting
and making ladies' and chiidren's dresses and
coats
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WITHDRAwALs.-The Baltimore County Free
Press OF last Wednesday announces the withdraw
al Of the following gentlemen, who have been ma
med as candidates at The ensuing election Hon.
A. Kennedy, Hon. John Wehered, George II.
Csrman, W. NJ. Isaaes, l.. P. D. Newman, Dam
lei W. Cameron, Wilson Townsend and Zacha-
riah Alban, Esqs. The same paper says:
County Politics.-No new developments in
county politics. There does not seem to be an
unanimity of opinion among those opposed to
the nominated ticket, therefore there can be no
concentrated and effective effort TO defeat it,
The election takes place on Tuesday the 9th Of
November. IL. 4aa 4t5 FL b.
ISDusrR. ,EAGUE.-We have received The
National .1meriean, published by. authority Of
the .neri n Industrial League, at No. II Park
Place, VOW york, at ST per year. The paper
appears to be " managed, and makes hand
some appearance.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

THE Ono ELECTION. - Columbus. October O..
The full official vote Of Ohio is ia. 1t shows
that the largest vote eyer cast in the St,te was
pollad at the late election. 1t fools up 1874, 277
which exceeds any previous vote by $1,000 The
republicans polled 242, COS for Hayes, and the
democrats 240,022 for Thurman OF sixteen
congressional districts carried by the republicans
last fall seven now 90 democratic The heaviest
republican loss in any one district is 1000.
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Stop thai Straw Hat.

Mr.. EDITOR Some one, OH the day of the Democratic
Convention in this town, accidentally otctoise OK
changed hats with gentleman of this place. lie is
it, fthis Shond meet his eye will please send it TO this
Office, whe'e he can get his own in exchange As tho
mistake occurred at Democratic meeting, it presume
Die that pure Democrat has hat ESQ., we know we
will got it, for pure DemOc at plays the Butter
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RELIGIOUS.

DEV. DR.. Morrison having removed to Bel
~ Air with his family, divine service may be
expected regularly at Rock Spring Church, every
Sunday Morning, at IL O'Clock.
The afternoon service at the Church of the
Holy Innocents announced for Sunday, Nov
3D., has been ostponed until the following Sun
day (lOth) at 81 O'Clock.
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Affairs at Havre de Grace.

-" IIAFNE DE UHAUEJ UCtODeF Z4th, 1901.
Thore has been storm raging here for the last forty
eight hours, the wind blowing down signs etc., leaving
the trees bare of leaves, and warning US that winter is
near.
Monday the gunners started to the great sport
of knocking down the back ducks. Had the
weather been fine, they would have brought home hum
dreds they said TO lie very plentiful this season.
The prices range as follows: CANVASS backs, s26 rcd
heads. 70 cts. and black heads, 30 eta per pair. COS.
i Yours, lsy Wusg.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

The Rural GENTLEMAN This agricultural
monthly, for October, comes to us this week,
well filled with useful information. Published
by ]. +. Robinson Il Co., No. 2 North Eutaw
ST., Baltimore, at 81 per year. ..t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

9;ss> OF the almost innumerable nun Der Of
preparations in the market Tor restoring gay hal,
to its original color, we know of none which
gives SO universal satisfaction as Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia. We have tried it and found it to re-
store the color in q truly wonderful mai ner--ss
well rs to remove dandrnlf and all itching caused
by humors Of the SCALP, Tg5 itaud DO satisfied.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

LAND SALRs.--B. F. Minnick, Real Estate
Agent, at the Hickory, has sold within few
days, farm situated on the road from the Hick-
DRY TO Sandy Hook, containing 20 acres, inn
proved with store house., &c, to Thomas Tread
way, for $1,000. This property was errone.
ously reported last week. $685. ~
Alsoial} acres, near ST. Nary's Church, to
John Riley, of lancaster county, for 81 SEQ.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

lsas> CAUTION In our chanpeable climate,
coughs, ds and diseases of the throat, lungs
and cl est will always prevail Cruel consump.
ton will claim its victims. TIL Sc diseases, i'll
attended to in time, can be arrested and cured.
The remedy is DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry .H ..s
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FLoUR.-super, ss25@lO5C; Extra, 10 OO@145o. City
Mills Super, $1,000 1880 Extra sl1OO@16 So Corn
Meal SO 50t96.T5 per Dbl. Rye Flour, SS50(99OO. d.
GRAN.-Wheat-fa ss45Gn2 IS; prime s2T5@2so;
interior to fair, 81 25925o. Corn-prme white, Sl.40
@l4a prime yellow, $l.36Ql137. Oats, 65T3c. Rye,
Sl.50i0i go.
GUANo.-Peruvian, 500 in gold q ton; Mexican, $40
@40i Pacific SOS. Phosphate, S55@60OO. Bone Dust.
S5OdJ55 90. #s FE0
li1Y-Baed s2l@$2l q ton. Straw sl5@22.
SEEDs-Cloyer Seed, IS 0O@S.25; Timothy do. S2.75@
2Sl; Flaxseed, S2.49d2 30.
WooL-Unwashed iSGS27c washed, 34@37c. common
fleece 336Iy55c. -,
pRovIsroNs-Bacon sides, 17lzd1sc.; shoulders, 141l6D
l4l2c.; hams, 1Sn25c. Lard, 14Gl41c.
SALT.-Fiee SS.l0GD3,2O per sack ground alum So Is
@923O; bulk 56d Coo. q bushel.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

A match game of Base Ball was played upon
the grounds of the Towson Club, on Salur-
day, October 10th, between the Idlewild and
Govane Clubs. 1t will be seen by the following
score that TIE IdleMiA were successful:
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

.TNIIE undersigned, examiners appointed.
l. by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county. to locale the site for
Bridge over Deer Greek, near Wilson's
Mill, will meet on the ground to locate /
the same, on Thursday. the 9Th of De-
cember, 1867, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ss.
Is. ISAAC SCARBOROUGH,
~ GEORGE J. F1NNEY,
., JAMES STEPHENSON.
novl ftt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PUBLIC MEETIN G.

THE ERE wll be public meeting held
L Al Dublin, on SATURDAY, the I'd
day ofN"vcmb r, at l clock, P. NJ, to
VII CHI Ne pub ic are invited.
Col. John Carroll Walsh AMI others
will ailess tho meeting.ss
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

On Wednesday, the 9th day Of October, q
match game ofBasc Ball was played between the
second nine of the Har ord, of Churchville, and
the first nine of the Nonparei Clab, of aberdeen,
on the grounds Of the former. Nine innings were
played, with The following result:
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Base Ball,

On Wednesday afternoon, October 23d, the LIST
nine of the ldewild played picked nine from
the Bel Air, Hartford Star, Alpha and Otter
clubs, with The following result: -
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To Correspondents.

All communications tor publication must be accom-
pied with tn, real name OF The author or no attpn
ton will be paid 10 th-M. The real name the 40 III,
will moi b.. published unless desired. but We canno
consrnt 10 insert communications unless know the
writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

HJ- J. B. ROBINSON, Office of the Rural Gentleman
No. North Eutaw street, is authorized agent for
Baltimore.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

JUDGE OF ELEoPIoN.-T Commission.
ers, on MONDAY last, appo' nted Tucker,
Judge of Election for the Sd eiecu district, In
place Of James Kean, Esq, resigned. y ~.
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IRON IN TILE BLOOD.

%
The necessity of due proportion of iron in tho blood
is well known to all medical men when it becomes
duced from any whatever the whole system suffers
the weakest part being first attacked and feeling OF
languor asstude and al goneness pcrvades the sys-
tenn The remedy is simply to supply the blood with the
necessary quantity of iron. This be done by using
the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution of the protoxide OF iron which
prepared that it assmaes at once with the blood CIV
ing strength, vigor and life to the whole system.
To take medicines to diseases occasioned by de-
ciency Of Iron in the Blood without restoring it to the
system Is like trying to repair building when the foun-
dation is gone.
An eminent divine says: 81 have been using the Peru
Wan syrup for some time past lit gives vigor,
buoyancy of spirits elasticity of muscle }" 1
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures and
mendations from some Of the eminent physicians
clergymen and Others will be sent free any address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup blown in the glass.
j.. P. DINSM0RE, Proprietor,
No. 80 Dey St, New York.
Sold by all druggists. sep2o
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STATE NOMINATIONS.


STATE NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
ODEN BOWIE.
For Attorney General,
ISAAC D. JONES. ..
For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
WILLIAM j. LEONARD.
For Clerk to tie Court Of Appeals,
JAMES S. FRANKLIN.
Tsr Superintendent Of Labor and agriculture,
E. W. s. MCPHERSON.
Nominations for the Third Judicial
.. Circuit.
For Chief Judge,
RICHARD GRASON.
.... For Associate Jxdges,
- GEORGE YELLOTT,
ALFRED W. BATEMAN.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01
PUBLIC MEETING

AT ROCK TALL
THERE will be Pu' lie Meeting held at B. F.
| Carrolls, on MONDAY, the 4th dsy Of No
vember at O'Clock, P. NJ to which the public
are invited. ...'f
Col. John Carroll Walsh, Stevenson Archer and
Others will address the meeting.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

match game was played, on the OH October,
between the second nine Of the Hartford Star and
the first nine Of the Independent Grays, resulting
IN favor Of the former, by the following score
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

ABINGDON, Oct. 20, 1867.
A. W. BATEMAN, ESQ PLEASE withdraw my
name as n candidate for Register of Wills OF Har.
ford county. My reasons for which will be
more fully made known hereafter.
WILLIAM G. BURK.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

AT the residence OF the brides father, Oct, 9th,
by the Rev. Edward A. Colburn, GEORGE w.
MoILVAIN TO RACHEL A, daughter of Dr.
Samuel j Ramsay, all of Hartford county.
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denominations for Hartford County.

For the Senate,
JOHN G. WALSH.
For the House Of Delegates,
BENJAMIN SILVER, of B.,
. NICHOLAS Fl. NELSON,
ROBERT R. VANDIVER,
JOHN S. BROWN.
For Cle'k etMe Circuit Court,
A. LlNGAN JARRETT.
For Register Of Wills,
..s JOSEPH Il. ELY.
For States Attorney,
PHI. RUTLEDGE.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM YOUNG.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court,
GEURGEC. DAVIS,
THOMAS BAY,
GEORGE HAYS.
For County Commissioners,
- WILLIAM J. PRICE,
:, @ JOHN JAY,
JANE, KEAN.
JAMES HOPE,
CUNNINGHAM R. GLASGOW.
For County Saru yor,
. WILLIAM CLARK, of B.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01

Umpire--J. Sullivan, of the Ha,re Il. -. C.
Sco,ers-G +. Walker OF tho Nonpareil and Jas Lee,
of the Hartford. =
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RHE41lIA1R ND. <.
Friday, November LIST, 1867.

GQ.The "lSgis' has a more extended CT, eu,sIio
emong tn. intelligent farmers and business men o
hartford, than ahy other PAPER in the county. No
sl4ock Hospitslo' other Obscenear LOTTERY
tsemehs VIII appear in our columns at any price.
irge number our Subscribers pay O their paper ad-
vince, d are justine cllss advertisers
SIRE t0resch. o. r.i-
The attention Of respectable and legitimate ADVERTISERS
10 directed 10 the above iaols. ....--r-r
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A BINGDoN, DC

WiTHDRAwAL.-We have received the follow
ing letter from William G. Burk, Esq.
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IDLEWILD.

Total ......".....t0 q Total ..............22
Flies Caught-Idewild, 9; Govane, 6.
Flies MSSed-Idlewild, 4; Gorane, G.
Left or BaSeS-Idlcwild, . Guvane,T.
Home RanS--O. Toley,1 Baldwin; Mckenzie, /.
L5npire--:lr. MalamDre, Of the Towson b. Is. c.
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which was conveyed by Elizabeth M. Ell
loot and Others to Elizabeth Burke by
deed dated ON or about the 30lh, October,
1851, and recorded in Liber A. L. j., No.
l, folio 40 and contains .afr +
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Fsr Superintendent Of Labor and Ag,iculture
e. . W. s. MCPHERSON.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
An Arstis Vision.

whsrs The .hart-lsggsd E.aaimaHs
w4ddlc ia the Ire aad STOW,
And the paynai polar bear
Nips ths hunter gnassrsF
whcrs by day they track the erains
Ard BY night another vsrmin--
Segment of ths rigid Eoas,
whers the tsmp-rtturs slons
Warns on g. Elias cones
Polar dock where Mature slips
From ths ways her icy ships
Land of fbx and dssr and saats,
.-horr end u our western eabtr-
Let tas nsr~s that syins xss
THRU through your Arctic ross
Ani rsverberats the boast
From the cliffs of B~eeh-y's eotst,
TIN the things. circiiag round
. Every hay of Narton'. saansi,
Throw ths vocal tidc-~ags back
To ths i-ls- af Kasiiae.
Let the ssstsiy potar hears
Waltz around the poIs ln pairs,
AMI the walrus In hi. giee
Bare hl- r1sk. offvoryf
whfIs the boGi sen unieprn
Calmly takes extra horns
All ys polar .kies, reveal your
Very rars-t of parh-iEsi
Trip 10, all ys merry dancers,
In the ARREST &c fhnesrsi
sh,Ie, ye solemn glaciers, slide,
One inch further to IN. this,
Moe in Wild precipitation
Upset TyB.is,l-s calculation
Know You not what fate awaits you,
OR On whom the future mates yo1!
All ye ieebergs make saIaam
You beiong b UneIs sam
on the spot wh-rv Eugene sue
Lei his Vsrstehe'i Wandering Jew.
Stands h,rm whose features strike
RUS and EsqumauS alike
lie 10 i. whom -k4aIsls of oid
Ia their Runie rhymes hDrstolds
Lean of flank AMI lank o. paw,
s.,e the real NoFthern Thor!
See the awful Yankee Iesring
Just across the straits of Bshrins,
On the ,irifted snow, too plain,
sinks his fresh tobacco stain
Just beside the deep inden-
Tation of his Number To-
Leaning on his Icy hammer
stands the hero of this drama,
And above the Will DUCKS eiam0ri
In his own peculiar grammar,
With its iinguat DISCUSSES,
To, The Arctic prologue rises
~w III reckon 'taint 80 bad
seein' ~ twas all they had
True the springs are rather late
And early falls predominate
but the ice crop is pretty sure,
And the air is kinder purei
"rain't very mean a trade.
When the Land is all surveyed
There's a right smart chance 6r fur chase
All along this recent purchase,
And unless the stories fail,
Every fish from eod % whale
Rocks, too mebbee quartz let's see-
rTwouId be strange if there should be
SEEMS I've hearI such stories told
En- why, bless us-yes, It's gold :"
While the blows are eIling thick
From his California psek,
You may recognize the Taor
OF the vision that I saw,
Freed from legendary giamor,
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Map of the Sand
wich Islands.

TIME ONLY CORRECT MAP OF TIL ESE
Islands that Of the L. Exploring Expedition, pub
lshed Government Every farmer who
of ground captain who commands coaster ev
traveller who find and distances and
every gentleman who desires be posted about the
should possess copy OF il.
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For sale a the BOOKSTORE
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Business Cards, when prepaid for allowed
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they wish pay. be inserted
above table, for the time paid fcr.
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THERMOMETERS
CALCULATED TO SCORE FROM 1909
~ to 2+o Fahrenheit , Cent. : so each.
For Sale By H VI. WHITNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

4 Grammor Of tie Lqtin Langaage; for
the nsc Of schools. With Exercises
oud Tocabu!arice. Be- WILLIAM BISG-
HAN, 4. NJ, Superintendent Of the Bing-
ham School. Philadelphia: Published
by f. II. BUTLER s Co. Raleigh, \. c.:
WILLIAM b. SMITH & Co. 1867.
This is the second edition Of this gram
mar. The lcttcr-prcss is uncxccptionable.
1t is intended to be ga practical first book
in Latin, suited to the capacity Of begin
ners, and yet full enough for a book of
reference throughout course Of prcpara-
tion for college" The author Is not a
mirc compiler. He evidently has his own
notions. While othc~s arc trying TO make
everything easy, lie pur0osely omits the
gender Of noun, In hs Yo.aOularic5 "to
compel the pupil TO apply tbt-rulcs." Ac-
cent and quantity are indjct:cd clearly
throughout the book. Tha student il left
to bis owu I.oicc as to pronunciation but
as the paradigms arc syllahicatcd with
reference to the English method, it is to
bo inferred that tie author is q't0ad hoe an
- old lrLy." rs 10 the book itself, 1t seems
to us to be a capital ouc-worthy Of gene
raj adoption in the schools Of the South.
Il is a southern book. For sale by y. II.
CHRISTIAN < Go.
Nicodrn,ty ,rM Jesus or, LigH and Life
for he Da,t and Dead Worid BY Rev.
/ N PuIIs. PHILADELPHIA JAMES ).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

HEHRIc0 CoUHTY.-Through the courtesy
OF William Fowlkes, the efficient clerk OF
the county, We are enabled to-present 10
our readers some Of the "dOinIs" among
our suburban resident, Tor the past year ::
Number of marriages s.-Wnite, 2Ol /;
colored, 73-showing that Cupid las been
among them, and ccmcntcd loud and loving
hearts for better or worse, as the case may
prove as tir,e rolls on.
The court held its regular sessions
monthly, notwithstanding they had no
courthouse, using the clerks oIice as the
place of meeting. Crime was rot 50 ram
pant as in the city, there being only twelve
cases of felony on the books. Such Is the
record OF the county for 1866.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-02

A NEGRoS OPINION OF THE SITUATION.
In passing mp the street last evening we
overheard tue following from a sable eN-
FOUNDER OF politics, wuo, with two ot lis
brethren were walking just n front OF rs;
" You see dc President has done Jetocd
two or three bills whar CUugri,a pass, and
Thab Stevens say lc g~iIc peach him Tor
dat, il he live, and better m dat, hc g"IGc
compuscatc all dc property in Ivrs.u.o;
You see de place :" The other two, in
chorus: "Umph aha: Jess so.' No. /,
continuing: "WclI, you see, de President
say he's staudin on dc Con,rcution, an long
as he s;audia dar, ThaO Stevens, nor no
other man, can peach MIN, nor compucate
property rrithcr-yvu see dc place ''
Chorus as before by other t"o. " " Gil, as
| was goin on to say, lie up>Aot Of dis
thing will be dat dcy wont DO nuttin.
Dey jess gwine raise n big contuscment
in Washington, and in de end taint gwlnc
do nobody no good" As we turned up
the next corner, we could not hear the
conclusion Of de gemman's" remarks.