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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-05-01

jurors DRAwN.-On Monday Judge Wat
ters drew the following names Of jurors to
serve at the ensuing May Term of Court,
which will commence on Monday, ! It'll in-
slant.
On the Grand Jury-John II. Wareham,
9Th district in place of Owen Wiley Samuel
Hickey, Cd, in place of Howard Kennard ;
DR.. John F. Bull, Sd. in place of John E.
Carr; Amos Gilbert, 3D., in place of Thorn
rs Vincent.
On the Petit Jury-Isaac Andrews, 9TH
district, in place of VIM. Bush Michael
son; Arch Heaps, 9Th, in place of Robert l..
Morgan.
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:, az For Sale.-A lot of seasoned Chestnut
fosis for board fence. Apply at this Office.
ap10 At

:, ~ For Sale.-A lot of seasoned Chestnut
fosts for board fence. Apply at this Office
Np104t
~ Wantcd.1At this Office, a copy of Tie
-fSJs OF April 4th, 1873. ap3
szB- W. would respectfully inform the public
That we are now prepared to peddle Dry Goods
Notions, Stationery, &c. Also to furnish all
repairs, attachments, needles, &C., for all kinds
OF Sewing Machines. Terms Cash. or Produce
Grain, &c., taken in exchange, q, market prices
on day fsale. The VICTOR Sewing Machine
on easy terms, with all attachments, for 500
{, j. Parker II Co., Churchvile. mh21
e6s- For Sale'-A Farm of about Fifty Acres
beautifully and dcsrably located and in hiyll
state of cultivation. Win. Carsns, Aberdeen,
ii riord county, Md. ml2i-Gt
s:ry Take Notce.-Prime Oak Shingles, by
the hundred or thousand, for sale low A small
Farm near Bel Air, also the large Stone Stable
in Bel Air, for Rent Terms easy. Thomas A.
Hays, Churchvillc p. o. mhG
Icy Wanted.A good WHEELWRlGliT, at
the first toll gate, on the Bel Air Turnpike, one
mile from Bel Air. large shop and comfort
able dwelling house. For particulars, enquire
of Patrick Howard, Bel Air Mills, or William
Demoss, Toll Gate. jan9tf
cSy- For Sale-Four well-hroken Mules.
Apply to A. Boyle, Prospect P. o., Hartford
coal ty, Nd janlGtf
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MARRIED..

ROTE-SMITH.-On Til 21st of April,
BY the Rev. j, G. Seiwick, at the residence
OF Mr. james Smith, JACOB l.. ROTE to
Miss SARAH A. SMITH, both of Baltimore,
Md.
KNIGHT--WILSON--In the Grove
Church, Aberdeen, April 2Sth, by the Rev
u. *. Campbell, EDWARD KNIGHT, of
Magnolia, to Miss EMMA WILSON, of Alb
erdeen.
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AFFAIRS AT HAvRE DE GRAcE.-Wc are
indebted to the Republican of last week for
the following:
On Friday last George Cunningham, en-
ployed at Armstrong s. Cos foundry, Port
Deposit, was run over by II train of cars
which severed an arm nearly from his body.
Amputation WAS performed and he died on
Saturday morning. Deceased was a single
man, about tifty-tive years of age
The residence of Mr.. James Hopper was
entered on Thursday night of last week, by
some thief or thieves, and an overcoat, hat
and boots, belonging to Mr.. John Kenly, a
relative of the family, n resident Of the far
West and who had just arrived here on a
visit to his friends the day before The thief
also carried off II half dozen silver tablespoons
belonging to Mr.. Hopper, The entrance was
effected by prying open shutter of the back.
building.
Mr.. Jacob Warcham, one of our oldest
wesl-known and respected citizens, died
about II o'clock on Monday night last
About two weeks ago Mr. Waeham was Ia.
ken down with pneumonia, and although al.
ways possessed of good general health, yet
owing to his advanced age, (seventy-three
years,) he had not vitality enough in his sys-
TEN to throw off the disease, which soon got
the control and mastery, and despite the eff
forts of physicians and friends, terminated
his earthly existence.
His funeral, which took place Thursday af:
ternoon, was largely attended The Rev.
VIM II. Cooke preached the funeral sermon
Mr.. Warcham was n bachelor gentleman,
and died possessed of considerable property
Thus another link that binds the present gcn.
Grafton TO the past is gone.
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ARRESTED FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY On
Monday Deputy Sheriff Cairnes arrested Il
colored man named William Brown, on the
charge of having, with several accomplccr,
waylaid a man in Baltimore county, and rot
bed him Of his watch Brown had been in
the employ OF Mr.. Robert Carman near Falls
| ty Sheriff Brown, OF Baltimore county, on
Tucsay removed the prisoner to Towson-
town jnil. His accompliccs have also been
arrested.
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Bark Wanted.

The Subscriber will pay the highest Cash
Price for Good Well Cured Black Oak Bark
in the woods or at the MILL near Con0wingo
GIDEON G. SMITH.
Address Darlington, Md. ap24-2m
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EJ-The" Egis' has more extended circulation among
the intellge farmers and business Hartford
any other paper in the county No "Lock Hospital"
other obscene or Lottery advertisements WI appear
In our columns at any price large number of our
subscribers pay for their paper In advance and
quenty are just the class advertisers desire toreach
Tho attention of respectable and Ultimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-05-01

PARDoNED-William Poteet, convicted at
the last November term of court of forgery
and sentenced to the Penitentiary for three
years and six months, has been pardoned by
Governor Groome.
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The PEACH BOTTOM r. R.-The Wilminl

TIE EhOH bUITUH II. MT lie W lImlhY-
ton Tribune says:
Mr.. James Alexander, the Superintendent
of the Peach Bottom Railroad, was in our
city, Wednesday, He says the road is in
running ordera distance ofthirteen miles, or
to within about five miles of the Susquehan-
ma river. Two trains day traverse the road
and are well palronzed by passengers. The
on the river, Ivy which time the road leading
from Peach Bottom on the other side, it is
hoped, will be finished a good part of the way
to York. Mr. A. thinks that when both ends
of the road are finished to the river, some
plan will soon be devised by which bridge
will be built to connect the two roads.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must he accom-
panied 'sith The real name ofthe author attention
will be paid TO them The real name Of the author vii
not he published unless desired but we cannot
20 insert communications unless we know the writer.
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D | d d.

HULL.-Of Typhoid Fever, at his parents
residence in Baltimore, on the 2lst OF second
Month, 1874, CHARLES ABEL, twin son of
I. Burling and Mary d. Hull, formerly of
Hartford county, Md, aged years and 8
months
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REBUILT-Mr. Henry Rcckorl's bone mill,
which was destroyed by fire several months
ago, 10 once more in complete working order,
with increased facilities for the manufacture
ofhisjustly celebrated bone dust. Mr.. Reck-
ord's energy in business m,ttcrs is shown by
the fact that in sixty days from the date of
the fire a new mill was erected on the ruins
of the old, and at once started to running.
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tB-Lost or Mislaid.-A Scrap Book ofPoetry.
Ifthe person having it in possession will leave
1t at The Hgis office q reward will be paid and
no questions asked JAMIE
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ts-For Rent.-The valuable Hotel Stand, on
Main street, B Air, latelye occupied by Geo. P.
Cook. Apply ut this office. sep26
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ASSESSORS APPoINTED-Gover Groome
has appointed Messrs. John s. Dallam, Man
sci f. Morrison and John f. Galbraith AS
SCISSORS for Hartford county. They are to en-
ter upon their duties May 4th, and complete
them by the first Monday in December
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bible CLAss-A Bible Glass will be or.
ganized next Monday night in the NJ. E
Church, of this place, under the direction Of
Rev. II. Clay Smith. The Berean Lessons
will be used. Lesson for that night, Lev 80
40; 49, 81, SO, 80. Topic, Jesus and the
Jewish Feasts Golden Text; "Now about
the midst of the feast Jesus went up into the
temple and taught" John 7:14. A genera,
;nyitation is extended
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American Star
Leather PreserUNtire
COMPANY.

Tie attention Of the public is requested 10 the Amer
Star Leather Cleaner and Dresser Tor Boots Shoes,
Harness and everything in the way of Leather exposed
to mud, water or Otherwise 1t IS easily applied, saves
time ana labor, and is from twenty-five to bity per ceut.
cheaper than any other preparation now in use. II
renders tho leatAer soft, paLlc, waterproof and
treshed. One application elSans, oils blackens and
lifts OFF all foreign matter; then he preparation sinks
in giving 1t a neat lcahery finish. The first premium
was awarded it at the American Institute Fair, New
York, 1873 Il also received ire frs. premium ut the
Maryland Institute Fair, Baltimore, 1873.
II oil alone used on Leather, the oxygen of the air
has an affinity for the same, weakening the FIBRE there
by rottine IL Our article is Ioscd Of such ingre-
dents that while retaining all the virtues of the lest
oils used in refreshing leather. il is not effected ry
ter, weather or oxygen.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
November -, 1873.
My analysis Of the American Star Leather Cleaner and
Dresser shows that it is composed Of substances well
known ~ he beneficial and preventative IN their action
on Leather, while it contains free acid and nothing
Of any Kind that can he in any way injurious.
WI. \. A. AKIN,
Prof of Chemistry, &c,
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Wheelwright Wanted.-Wanted to rent,
the Wheewright Shop at Jarrettsville. The
stand is an excellent one for business A single
Jarrett, Jarrettsvlle, Hartford county, Md. ap1O
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W"Wantcd-Al persons to call at 1873 N.
Gay, between Front and High Streets, Baltimore,
and purchase their Window Shades at rs cents.
Stores supplied with Paper Shades, at lowest
wholesale price. L. E. Herring. ap10.3m
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CoNCERT.-The concert by the Bel Air
Musical Association, in the Court House last
Friday night, was very successful. At least
two hundred persons wcrcprescnt, who SEEM
cd to enjoy the occasion fully The music
and singing, although not quite equal to the
delicious harmony of Thomas's orchestra or
the bird-like cadenccs Of Jenny Lind. were
given with great hcartncss, and elected loud
applause. Besides the music and singing, the
audience were also entertained with dialogues,
clog dance, &c. The following named
young men took part in the concert: AL.
bert Paca, Arch. Porter George DcIlaven,
Thomas Archer, Jr, Boyd Paca, John Flow
ers, fricc Whitaker, Thomas Anderson and
Harry Lyle Where all did their best, a
comparison would he invidious.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-05-01

THE Town ELECTION for five commits
sioners Of Bel Air will be held on MONDAY
next, May 4tb, instead of Tuesday, as was
inadvertently stated last week The polls
will be held at the Court House. Every reg
istered voter within the corporate limits is
entitled to vote
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-05-01

FLY-FisHING FOR SHAD.-NIany fishermen
will he surprised to learn that shad can be
taken with hook, baitcd with an artificial
fly. A Mr.. Chalmers, of Holyolir, Mass,
was the first who made hy-fshng for shad II
success.
Mr., Prime Of the New York Jouraa2 of
Commerce, who was very successful last year,
gives the following directions:
Use the same rod and tackle as you would
do for tly-tishing for trout, but allow the fly
to sink u little below the surface and draw
your line more slowly; the most successful
way is to anchor your boat in the current
and let your line trail down with the same
toabout three or four yards from deep water.
The best time to take them with fly is
when they are about depositing their spawn.
This time will be earlier in southern waters
than in northern. Shad take the fly freely
from daylight until 9 A. NJ, and from A.
NJ, till dark.
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Ray" For Rent.-A large and convenient House,
on Main street. Bel Air, with Garden and Sta.
be-all in good repair. Possession given the
first of May, 1874. Enquire of. E. Batcman,
No. 115 North High street, Baltimore, or of
John T. Spicer, Bel Air ap17 If
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
say-For sale:-Two Fresh Cows. Apply to
B. +. Minniek, Hickory. myl
E-For sale.-A double barrel bird Shot
Iuh' Enquire NJ ms oilice myl
e4y- Wanted.-A good stout White Girl, TO do
the house work for small family in Bel Air. To
competent person good wages will be paid En-.
qulre ut this ONCE myl.1t
s55~ Early Rose Seed Potatoes for sale Daniel
Scott, Bel Air. myl
.5y@Strayed from the subscriber, living at Har.
ford Furnace, on January 9th, n dark iron.gray
Mare Colt, three years old A suitable reward
will be paid for her return or information that
willlead to her recovery. Thomas Martin.
myl.1t
sSy- The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, OF York, Pa, has never assessed Note,
pays promptly, and insures on moderate terms.
John j. Alexander, Agent, Bel Air my1
g-Wanted.-Two Hundred and Fifty dollars
Tor n term OF three years, for which q mortgage
will be given on unincumbered real estate worth
five times this amount Enquire at this office.
ap24 3t
t5y"Money to loan on mortgage. Apply TO
VIM. Young, Attorney at Law, Bel Air, ap24
sy"For sale.-onc Wheeler & Mclick two.
horse power. Apply at this office. ap24.tf
sy-For Rent.-A large and convenient House,
on Main street, Bel Air, with Garden and Sta
ble-all in good repair. Possession given the
No. lis North High street, Baltimore, or of
John l.. Spicer, Bel Air ap1i If
sSy-For Sale One yoke of Oxen large and
well broken. William b. Gillespie, near the
Hickory. apl7.4t
ty"Wantcd ALI persons to call at 1873 n.
Gay, between Front and High Streets, Baltimore,
and purchase their Window Shades at rs cents.
Stores supplied with Paper Shades, at lowest
wholesale price. L. E. Herring. ap10.3m
Wheelwright Wanted.-Wanted to rent,
the Wheelwright Shop at Jarrettsville. The
stand is an excellent one for business. single
man preferred as tenant. Apply TO DR.. NJ. l..
Jarrett, Jarrettsville, Hartford county, Md. ap10
tSy-For Rent.-The valuable Hotel Stand, on
Main street, B Air, latelye occupied by Geo. P.
Cook. Apply at this office. sep26
t5y-Lost or Mislad-A Scrap Book of Poetry.
fthe person having it in possession will leave
I II It,.s flea rnNa rH xufll I'm md
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SAVE Your BARK-It is by attention to
little things that the foundations of vast for
tunes are laid. Saving black oak bark would
appear to be little thing, but yet hundreds
of cords are yearly allowed TO go TO waste in
the county, when by a little trouble it might
be saved and sold for good round sum,
which would be very acceptable to most
farmers when the time came for buying bone
dust, or paying the tax collector. Gideon G.
Smith, at his mill near Conowingo, will pur-
chase it at all times, paying the highest cash
price.
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Deep holes and gulleys have been made
in our county roads by the recent rains. The
newly appointed supervisors may lay them
selves out for a busy time in having them re.
paired.
We have received the Dela1are College
AdCanee, handsomely printed and spicy
eight page paper, published monthly by the
students of Delaware College, Newark, Dela-
ware.
Recently, 1000 salmon trout, from Lake
Ontario, were put in the Susquchanna, OPP
posite Wild Cat Falls. They were from one
haitian inch to an inch long. The same num-
Der were also put in the river at Harrisburg.
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sy-For Sale One yoke of Oxen large and
well broken. William b. Gillespie, near the
Hickory. apl7.4t
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
John Street,, Henry Ady and J, Martin Nc
Nabb were appointed examiners to view, and
if the public necessities require it, 10 locate a
road commencing near the mouth of Plum
Tree Branch and terminating near Mt Car
mel Church.
Israel D.. Proctor bonded as collector for
the Isl election district.
Charles A. MARYLAND, Richard S. McNutt
and Isaac l.. Henry were appointed consta-
bles for the 9TH election district.
Adjourned to meet May 4th.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-05-01

ScRIBNER's FOR MAY.-Jules Ncrnc's new
story, "Thc Mysterious Island" is continued in
the May number of Scribner's, with which nun.
Der new volume of this magazine is begun. In
the same number Edward King has another
Great South chapter, profusely illustrated
Mr. King deals, this month, with the mountains
of Tennessee, Georgia and South Carolina. -
"Adina," an interesting story by Henry James,
Jr, is begun. Mrs. Spotlord has touching
story, entitled, "At Last; and there is q graph
ic SKETCH "Thc Doctors Wife" Mr. Richard
sons illustrated paper on "Thc New Homes of
New York." tells and suggests much about the
flat" system of living. Mr.. Stedman discusses
''Tennyson." Mr.. Ruffner, Superintendent of
Public instruction of the State of Virginia, gives
his own decided opinion on "The Co Education
of the White and Colored Races )" and Mr. Schu-
macher describes the lately discovered "Silver
Desert" of South America. Mr.. Taylor's "Dis.
trict School," the opening poem, is charmingly
illustrated by Sol. Eytinge; and Miss Trafton's
"Katherine Earle" is also illustrated. Dr. Hol.
land, in Topics of the Time, writes about "Star
Lecturing, "The Great Temperance Movement
and Political Morality" The Old Cabinet con
tains "a Crooked Line" and "Woodspurge'
The Etchings this month are enlarged to foul
pages, and Home and Society deals entirely with
the fashions.
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We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent nsertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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Local Affairs

LITTLE LOCALS:
The wet weather has greatly retarded
farming operations.
Court will commence on the second
Monday, the 18th of May.
Several correspondents give the
answer to the riddle in our paper of the 17th.
1t is "Chantcccr."
The prospect for fruit in the upper part
of Hartford is said to be good. The peach
trees are in full blossom.
The First of May is here. Get your IL
cense you need one, and have not already
done so. Marriage licenses, $3.50.
An exchange says the back -bonc of the
winter is broken, but its tail gives wag or
two occasionally.
One day last week, Mr.. Samuel p. Enfield
living near Prospect, was thrown from q
colt he was riding, and had his right hand
badly crippled.
Those who have money
Are troubled about il,
Those who have none
Are troubled without it,"
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The ALDINE.-The May Aldine is as fresh and
beautiful as the month it represents; filed 10
the brim with choice flowers ofart and literature.
The engravngs are beautiful beyond anything
heretofore seen in an illustrated magazine. John
s. Davis opens the number with full.page pic
ture, "The Dying Hound" which is one of his
best efforts, strong work, showing that It is
study from real life. j. ID. Woodward contrib
utes three large and spiritedly drawn pictures of
scenes in Florida. Two other handsome and in.
tercsting pictures are "A Retriever and "rhe
Bashful Lover" up Springs the Lark, )" is the
title ola charming little view, exceedingly ap.
propriate for spring time. John Hows has IL
full.page picture, striking for its boldness call.
ed the "lemlocks of Otsego," showing group
of those great trees upon the shores Of that f-
nous lake THE New Capitol at Hartford Conn,
''ls finely executed drawing of the large and
ornate building now in process of erection ut
Hartford, at the cost of several millions of dol
lars. The last Illustration in this number is an
excellent portrait Of Max Strakosch the impress.
sario, SO well known In connection with Italian
| opera in this country. The literary contents of
the May -ildine are of greater variety and excel
| lence than usual. Subscription price s. incu.
ding chromos "Thc East and 'The West"
james Sutton IL Co., publishers, IS Maiden Lane,
| New York City.
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% Strayed from the subscriber, living at Har.
ford Furnace, on January 9th, n dark iron.gray
Mare Colt, three years old. suitable reward
will be paid for her return or information that
willlead to her recovery. Thomas Martin
myl.lt
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s9y- The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany, of York, Pa, has never assessed Note,
pays promptly, and insures on moderate terms.
John j. Alexander, Agent, Bel Air. my1
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Wanted.-Two Hundred and Fifty dollars
for term of three years, for which u mortgage
will be given on unincumbered real estate worth
five times this amount Enquire at this office.
ap24 3t
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sIy"For Sale.-0nc Wheeler & Melick two
horse power. Apply at this Office ap24-tf
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~ Wanted.-At This Office, copy of Tie
tgis of April 4th, 1873. ap3
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sB Money to loan on mortgage. Apply
VIM. Young, Attorney at Law, Bel Air ap24
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.S-For Sale-A double barrel bird sho
Gun. Enquire at this office. myl
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lay Wanted.-A good stout White Girl, to do
the house work fora small family in Bel Air. To
q competent person good wages will be paid. En-.
quire at this ONCE my11t
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For Sale.-Two Fresh Cows Apply TO
b. +. Mnnick, Hickory. my1
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80" Early Rose Seed Potatoes for sale Daniel
Scott, Bel Air. myl