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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-18

"A gang of negroes fer several years in-
tested Perry county, Indiana, numbering men,
outraging women and committing all manner
of deeds of lawlessness and violence. On
Monday of last week eight ofthem broke in
to house and treated three women with the
most brutal cruelty. -Four of them were ar
rested, and the deputy sheriff was shot and
killed while attempting TO arrest the fourth.
Great excitement ensued, vigilance COM
mittee was organized, and the despera-
does were Deliberately taken out of Jail, and
hanged to locust trees in the Jail yard, their
bodies being left suspended until after the
murdered sheriff was buried.
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AYERS CATIIARTIC PILLS are the best ofall
purgatives for family use. They are the product
of long, laboruus, and successful chemical in.
vestigatiou, and their extensive use, by physi-
clans in their practice, aud by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most ellectual
purgalivc Pin that medical science can devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
their use. In intrinsic value and curative pow
crs no other Pills can he compared with them,
and every person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They keep the
system in perfect order, and maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery oflilc. Mild, search.
ing and cllrctunl, they are specially adapted to
the needs of the digestive apparatus, derangc-
mcnts of which they prevent and cure, If timely
taken They are the best and safest physic tn
employ for children and weakened constitutions,
where mild, but cilrctuNl ca'horlic j. roqur
ed.
FoR SALE ny All. DEALERS.
For Sale by L. WYATT Baker Druggist, Bel
Air.
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Nj A r. r. | T. ID.

MOON CORD On the 9th inst at st.
Johns Church, Havrc de Grace, Ivy Rev. ii
Y. Martin, JOSEPH IL. MOON, of st.
Lcopard's ON Sea, Sussex, England, TO Miss
NJ. FLORENCE, youngest daughter of
Thomas Cord, ESQ, of Hartford county, Md.
FENDALL--STREE Wednes
day, October OH at Rock Spring Church, by
Rev. S II. S. Galaudet, SAMUEL X. FEN
DALI to Miss OLIVIA l.. STREET.,
daughter of the late Dr. Abraham STREET., all
of Hartford county.
CULLUM-WALKER-By Rev w. T.
l.. Kicler, at the Presbyterian Parsonage,
Churchville, Md, Oct. 9Th, 1878, CHARLES
II. CULLUM and ANNIE L. WALKER,
all of Hartford Co, Md.
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named Andersen, who during the past sum
mer sold crabs in Bel Air was returning TO
his home, below Edgewood, last Friday night,
and when near his house accidentally fell out
of his wagon, under the heels of his horse
The animal, vicious brute, famous for it's
kicking qualities, kicked him on his head,
from the effects of which he died last Mon
day. ne WAC about 40 years Of age, Nor
wegian by birth, and ifas neither family nor
friends in the county. Hisremains were bur
led mt the expense of the county.
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HOME FOR HIS HEALTH.-Judge Charles
Cooley, of the circuit court for Knox county,
Nebraska, recently arrived in this county, on
visit to his mother, Mrs. Cornelia Cooley,
who resides near Lapidum. Mr.. Cooley read
law in the office of Henry w. Archer, Esq,
and after his admission to the bar went to
Nebraska, in 1878, to practice his profession
A year ago he was elected Judge of the cir
cult court, but his health becoming impaired
from the effects of The climate, he was com.
PEELED to relinquish his duties for q while, and
is now trying the restorative effects of his
native Hartford air. His place on the bench,
meanwhile, is filled temporarily by his broth
er, James A. Cooley, who has also been prac.
ticing law in Knox county.
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Aberdeen Notes.

The teachers Association of the Second dis
trict was organized on Saturday, September2lst,
ut this place, by the election of the following
officers:
Prcsdcnt-Miss L. l.. Beard, of Aberdeen,
and Miss Mary Iendon, of Boothby Hill Schools;
Treasurer-Miss Laura Tammany, of Oakington;
Executive Committec-Miss Mary i. Chase, of
Chapel School, Miss Sallie Smith, of jefferson,
and Miss Clara llericE, of Rock Run School
The next meeting will be held on Saturday, De
tobcr 10Th, at P NJ.
EASE BALL.
The NOnparci club defeated the Daunless
club at lIavre de Grace, on Saturday, September
2Sth, by a score of so to II in favor of the Non
parcils They also defeated a picked nine at
Aberdeen, on two occasions recently, by the
scores OF 33 to aud II to3. N. o. BoDY.
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JURIEs FOR THE NOVEMBER COURT
Judge Walters has drawn the following
persons 10 compose the juries for the Novem-
Der term of Court, which will commence on
the 18th proximo. Upon the assembling of
court Judge Waters will first select the
the names will be returned to the box. The
first twenty-five names drawn thercfrom,
with the foreman, will constitute the Grand
Jury, and The remaining 25 names the Petit
IIIr.,
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A MIXED OPPOSITION TO MIR. TALBoTT.-
There is Mr.. Milllgan, Independent, Mr.. Nc
Combs, GreenJack and Mr.. Morling, little
of both, or independent Greeabach, and Mr..
Thorn, self nominated Workingmen's can
didale Mr. Mlligan, once an "uncondition-
al" Republican office holder and now profess
ing to be Democrat, is endorsed by the Re
pubicans. Mr.. McCombs, straight-out
Republican and late mn ofiice-ho r, is rum
ming as Greenbach nominee in opposition to
his own party, and Mr.. Morling is decidedly
astride both sides of the track. Gentlemen,
it won't do-too "altcnuated by n moiety"
We all know Mr.. Talbot and his principles.
He is IL straight-out Democrat, running on a
regular straightforward nomination. We
prefer to take il straight
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The Republican convention by failing
to nominate n candidate of their own and
endorsing Mr., Mlligan, who Gains to be
a Democrat, has given death-blow to the
Republican organization In this congressional
district, and forfeited all claims upon the sup
port of genuine Republicans. 1t is an adj
mission that the Republican party is dead,
and that its members will have to seek new
political homes. Let them come into the
grand old Democratic party. Many Of them
secretly hold the doctrines advocated by the
Democrats to-day, and the change will be an
easy and a pleasant one Come and wei.
come
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Total receipts at the Fair

Total receipts at the Fair 81, 357 4G
On Thursday, the third day, there were
two trials of speed. One of these was a pa.
cling race, in which Harry G. Lawder entered
Beauty, and Corbin Amos entered Sam and
Snowfall. Won by Beauty in two straight
heats, Sam second each heat. Time 3 and
2.51.
The great race of the fair, for a premium
of 500, also came off the same day. The
entries were rs follows:
8. b. ELLINGTON entered Lady Ellen 1919
X. T. Clayton entered Crazy Jane 2131 |
II. }. Pagan entered Little Dick 3 32 , 9
John Payne entered Dayton 4440
Time, 2,5l, 245, 2.50A, 2.51H.
On the fifth heat Crazy Jane had the lead
at the start and preserved it without increas-
ing her distance from Lady Allen until the
finish. The Judges therefore decided it a
dead heat" Lady Allen was then with.
drawn, and the race was concluded by Crazy
Jane and Little Dick. The first money, 800,
was awarded to Crazy Jane, and $50 to Little
Dick
On Friday the attendance was larger than
is usual ON the losing day. AT II o'clock a
game of polo was played on the grass inside
the track, the contestants being dressed as
Indians. Polo is merely the old-mshioned
"shindy," played on horseback, and is popu.
lar in New York and at the fashionable
Northern watering places. This was the first
time, we believe, it has ever been attempted
at any public exhibition in Maryland, and
persons who have seen the game elsewhere
pronounced it n success and complimented
many of the players on their skill
The amusements, such as the Indian war
hunt, the game of polo, &C., were arranged
and successfully carried out under the direc.
ton of Mr.. Robert T. Bovine, to whom the
Society is greatly indebted for these aitrac-
tive features of the exhibition,
Trials of speed closed the attractions on
the course. The first was of the so class,
free for all, which resulted as follows
James Kennedy entered Putus 9 3 9
II. X. Quinn entered Lady Morris 3 9 3
X. s. Iledrick entered Rocket IL
Won by Rocket in three straight heats, in
2.534, $50, 2.53g; Putus second Premiums,
$40 to first, $50 to second and $40 to third.
A race for four-year olls followed, the pre-
miums being S25 to the first, $l5 to the
second, and s. to the third.
w. 3. Bond entered Duke 33 o
II. r. Quinn entered Fred. Howard III
John Payne entered keyser 22
Duke was Withdrawn after the second heat,
the race being finished by the two remaining
horses, Fred. Howard winning in three
straight heats. Time, 024 1851, 800.
Among the exhibits deserving of special
mention were the following:
Mr.. William Blair had a display consisting
oftweye varieties ofapples, which, not being
ticketed, were not examined by the Judges
He also exhibited six varieties Of The newest
potatoes, including Ruby, Centennial, Supe
rior, Brownell's Beauty, Snowflake &c.
Mr.. jacob f. Bull exhibited the plan of
hog house and piggery, which appeared to be
a very complete aud convenient arrangement
for breeding, iattening and killing hogs, cur
ing the bacon, &c. The cost of such struc-
ture is estimated at 5000.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-18

BASE BALL.-A social game at Aberdeen,
on Saturday, between two mines representing
the Nonpareil and Churchvile clubs result
ed in favor of the former by score OF IS to 8.
A game of ball between the Nonraroi', of
Aberdeen, and a picked nine from the Oar
lington, the Delta and the Jarrettsville team,
at Bel Air, last Thursday, resulted in favor
of the Norparcil hy score of 33 to 12.
The Arlington and Nonpareil clubs will
play match game in Bel Air, on Saturday,
the 10Th Of October, and on Saturday, the Goth
inst, the Arlington and Delta clubs will play
their second game, near Jarrettsvile.
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The Fair.

The fair was in every respect n great sue
cess. The weather was unusually pleasant
for October, and the attendance was larger
than at any previous exhibition. Notwith-
standing the immense crowd the best order
prevailed and the Marshal and his deputies
had little to do save keeping the crowd from
trespassing upon forbidden ground The re-
cepts from all sources were about 81 350.-
This, with the State appropriation, $1,000,
will be sufficient to pay for the additionalland
purchased, for grading the track and other inn
provements, the premium list, the outstanding
debt, which amounts to 5000, and leave,
besides, n handsome sum in the treasury
Through the kindness of Mr.. s. A. Williams,
who acted as treasurer during the fair, we
have been furnished with the following
statement, showing the sources Of the receipts
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.1g"Thc very extensive assortment of goods
10 he found at the New York One Price Cash
Clothing House, No. 1874 W. Baltimore street
warrants lis to say, that it will be both us avng
of time and money to stop there, to buy Cloth
Ing. The goods are all spenddly made and
every way of the newest designs in cut and style
The entire stock is of this seasons production.
This in itself ought to be an inducemcnt to Gus
toners 10 leave their money at this excellent
establishment. BE sure to 20 there
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DEATH OF Dir. VIM b. ARCHER.-This
gentleman, whose illness of yellow fever, at
Greenvile, Miss, we noticed last week, died
on Monday, the 7Lh instant, after an illness of
one week. He had gone thither from his
home in Louisiana rs q volunteer nurse
DR. Archer was n nephew of Hon. Stevenson
Archer and brother of Stevenson Archer of
John, of this place. He was 25 years of age,
and was young man Of great promise. He
was student at Rev. Mr.. Brands school and
at the Bel Air Academy, when boy, and
his death has caused deep regret among his
many friends and relatives in this county.
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THE REPUBLICAN MIsTAKE.--A cores
pondent ofthc Towsontown Union, a slaunch
Republican paper, says:
There seems 10 be an absence of unanimity
among the Republicans in the second district
regarding Mr.. Millgan, the independent
Democrat opposing Mr.. Talbot Some Re.
pubicans say they would rather stay at home
and not vote at all than go for one undecided
or really conceded Democrat, who, after
being elected, as in known cases, might go
back upon them, forgetting his obligations
for favors bestowed. Republicans of the
second district ought to have put an unequi-
vocal Republican in nomination and stood
by him at all hazards, even if defeat stared
them in the face. There is always true hon
esty in maintaining ones principles, come
what may. In the long run it will pay best
They then know what they are doing, and if
defeated can blame no one-find no fault
This is the true principle. Stand up to your
colors though the ship sink with them glo-
rously flying at the masthead 1t would,
perhaps, be well to take few lessons from
the Democrats in this respect Republicans
have no use for an Independent Democrat
professedy so-who, after being elected, will
give them the cold shoulder Even in Bal
timore county this perfidy has been noticed.
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Senator William Pinkney Whyte deliv-
cred remarkably able speech, in Baltimore,
last Friday night, in which he explained the
present position and duty of the Democratic
party in regard to the financial question, in
the most clear and lucid manner His re-
marks will simplify the matter to many minds
and his arguments appear incontroyerlible
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MIR. Mil!igan, the candidate for Congress
whom the Republican convention endorsed,
is very estimable gentleman. but his en-
dorsement will not pass current in this dis.
trict Straight-out Republicans would rather
vote for known and recognized Democrat,
than for one whose position in Congress, if
elected, would be doubtful and uncertain.
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MIR. A. Ii. Hollingsworth had some man.
moth egg plants, &c. and oats 7 feet long, at
the fair. He received premium on his oats
Twovery interesting collections of Hartford
county minerals were shown by Messrs An
drew Boyle and William Gladden. These
collections deserve especial mention, show
ing, as they did, some of the natural resources
OF Hartford county which lie buried in her
hills and which only need railroad to lead
to their development. Mr.. Boyle's collection
contained specimen of copper ore, the exist
cnce of which in this county is not generally
known A special premium of SIS was given
for the best collection, by Mr. Henry d. Far
nandis, which was awarded to Mr.. GLADDEN.
Mr.. s. N Hyde had on the grounds some
specimens of peaches. Egyptian sweet corn
and trophy tomatoes, Theoretically sealed n!
the Boothby Hill canning factory. These
articles were not entered for the reason that
no premium was offered for canned goods ex-
hibited by packers, and if exhibited they
would have to come in competition with the
canned fruits, &c, shown by the ladies' Mr.
Hyde, feeling confident of taking the pre-
MUM, was too gallant to enter into competi
ton with the fair sex.
A very handsome flower stand, made by
John Elsner, of Hartford Furnace, was shown
in the Exhibition Hail. The frame was of
hickory wood, covered and ornamented with
pine cones, and surmounted by an eagle SINH
larly covered. 1t was greatly admired.
Stongs patent entrance gate, which stood
near the Exhibition Hall, was shown by Mr..
c. S. Courtney 1t is a convenient arrange
ment, avoids the necessity of alighting from
a vehicle to open it, and is not likely to get
out out of order.
Many other articles also deserved particular
notice, but we have not room for it,
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The yellow fever is still depopulating the
towns and villages of the South Over 200
cases ARE reported at Chattanooga, Tennessee
The fever hns somewhat abated at New Or
leans, but the restitution and suffering is in
creasng, all business being suspended, thus
depriving thousands of employment. Attic
same time the contributions for the relief of
the yellow fever sufferers are decreasing.
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STILL THEY Contradictions j. Thorn is
announced in the San as candidate for Con-
gress in the second district. The card is sign
ed by that well-known and respectable body,
"Many Voters" who say he is mn liable, honest
workingman"
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NOTICE.

t, d ,itlia NC hereby notified that for
Il want OF adequate support and ddc~N 80
probation on the part of those most interest
I'd, the Stage Line from Bel Air TO Delta will
he dscont nued, on SATURDAY, the Goth
of October, 1878.
r.. 8. FREDERICK,
Treasurer U. S. Inland Mail Trans. Co.
Washington, ID. g., Oct. IA, 1878. o19-2t
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Everything conducive to the better comdi-
iion of the baby is sure TO attract attention; and
hence 1t is that DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup is beconl-
ing 1fere aud more appreciated, as its wonderful
influence in sG6duihg fflge diseases of babyhood
becomes recognized. Price % ce-,,tlsfss,,r--
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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--sevcn words
to count u line. No advertisement insert
ed rs above unless prepaid.
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GITTINGS.--At Roslin, Baltimore coun-
ty, Md, on the Nth instant, MARGARET
W. CUTTINGS, daughter of DR., David s.
Cuttings.
WIITEFORD.-On the 18th of Scptcm-
Der, 1878, at the residence of her son III. Cum
ningham Whiteford. near Slate Ridge York
county, Pa, Mrs. ELIZABETH WHITE
FORD, in the Goth year of her age.
Mrs. Whiteford was The last surviving men,
Der of Slate Ridge Presbyterian congregation,
as it existed under the ministry of Rev. Samuel
Park, in 1912. She departed hence, full of years
and honors, leaving behind her the fragrant
memory of life well spent.
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Religious Notice.

Preaching at Jarrettsville Southern Methodist
Church next Sunday, 10% A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ.
Morning service for children. Revival services
continue. Rev. j. WESLEY STEELE Pastor,
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.sdy1 Now Opcn.-Allt the leading styles of Fall
and Winter Clothing, at the Onc-Pricc Clothing
House Of Chas. N. Oehm 81 Son, 230 W. Pratt
street, near Hanover, Baltimore. Call and con-
vince yourself octlS
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M Office.

OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE Insurance Go. INl
HARFoRD COUNTY,
BEL AIR, October /, 1878. J
A LII Indebtedness to this Company ex-
"A isting on the 1st day of November,
1878, will be promptly collected by law.
BY order,
JNO. CARROLL WALSH,
President.
VIM. Ii. DALLAM, Sec'y. oc11
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What has brother McCombs, editor of
the Ha0re Republican, done, that some of his
Grecnback fellow citizens want him to come
down from his editorial chair and take
lower place in Congress? They are very I'M.
kind
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Wheat Fans!

MoNTGoMERY's improved Rockaway
INI Fans-believed to be the best now
made. For Sale at Manufacturers Prices, bv
f. M. ALLEN.
STAFFORD, 18th June, 1878. je21
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.a3"ln justice to myself, take this method
of informing the public that the Barber who was
arrested in Bel Air, last Thursday, for drunken.
ness, was neither the propricornor permanent
hand. Thee. p, Saunders. octl8
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s-Fy" A Grand Assortment of Ovcrcoats, at es
pecially low prices, at Chas. N. Oehm Il Sons
$50 W. Pratt street, one door from Hanover st.
Baltimore See advertisement octlS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TNIllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills OF Hartford county Md, Letters
Testnmcntary ON the personal estate of
AMBLER JONES,
late o. Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
LIN day Of October, 1879,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesied 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this It'll
day of October 1878.
NANCY JONES,
0cllS EXecurix
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Since our last regular report the following
amounts have been received by Col. E. II.
Webster, chairman of the Bel Air commit
tee:
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ETA large new stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing for Fall and Winter. Gents Business SUITE,
Dress Suits and low price Suits. The Business
Suits are made 10 order by first. class Tailor
Desirable slyles, and prices That will not fail to
please. John q. Rouse, Bel Air. sep13
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.5ag" Oils! Oilsl Oils "A Fresh supply Of Lard,
NcaI's Foot, Machine, Sperm, Harness and Cas-
tor Oils on hand, ut prices TO suit the times. f.
Wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug Store. septic
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-" Razor Straps, Shaving Mugs and Brushes.
Also very fine assortment of Wostenhom ~
Sons, Rogers Wade ~ Butchers Razors--all at
city prices. Il. Wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug
store. septl3
sS3"A Young Lady wishes situation IN Bel
Air or vicinity, in II pleasant family, to give in
structun ON II Piano or Organ, and also will
give instruction in the English branches. For
further Information apply TO the Editor of The
4Egis, sept
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Mr.. II. Stockett Matthews, chairman of
the Republican State Central Committee, has
sent an urgent appeal to the postmasters in
this county, for contributions in aid of the
Republican party this fall. The Democratic
poslmasters, of whom there are few in tie
county, will of course give nothing, while
the Republican postmasters would like to
know how their party is to be benefited by
spending money to elect Democrat to Con-
gress. AS there is no Republican candidate
in the field, some of them would also like to
know which of the Democratic candidates
they are to vote for, or whether they are to
go back on the hard-monev principles of
their party and vote for the Grcenback can
didate.
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79-To Poultry Raisers.--A few trios more of
those choice imported Partridge Cochin Chick
ems for sale Cali ut this Office. j. A. &.
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~" Wanted to Exchange, a good Work and
Driving Horse, for a Yoke of Young Oxen or
Cattle. George l.. Scott, Darlington. octl1-4t