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Notice..

would refer my friends and clients to John H.
wilson ESQ., with whom have left my whole bu-
shcss' ana who, during my absence, will give all
necessary information and assistance to those who
have hitherto given, or who may hereafter bo desi-
rous of extending to mo their patronage and en-
couragcmcnt. JOHN B. MORAGNE
Dec. 80, 1916. A4t
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Jesse Reagin, VS.. Catherin Reagin and
others.-PUrtIiom IN Ordiuary
1t appearing that Nicholas Reagn, one of the De-
PENDANTS in this case, resides without the limitc of
this State: 1t is ordered that hc do appear and OBJ
jcct to tho sale division of the Real Estate of
Young Rcagn decd before the Doth day of
May lSl7, or his consent to tho Same will DO cntc-
rcd of Record DAVID LESLY, Ordinary.
Feb. Goth, 1917 l 3m
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he had spoken a few sentences, one said,
"D--n him, let us be at him now :" but
the second replied, "No, stop till we hear
what he makes Of this point" The miu-
lister went on, when the second said, 'Wcve
heard enough now, throw !" but the third
intercred, saying, "IIc's not so foolish us |
expectcd-let us hear him out" The
preacher concluded without being interrupt
ed. Now, mark me, my brctllern-of these
men, one was executed three months ago.at
Newgatc, for forgery, the second, this mo-
mcnt, lies under the sentence of death, in
the goal of this city, for murdcr-thc other
CONTINUED the minister with great emotion)
the third, through the infinite goodness Of
Cod Is cren nor about TO address you-listen
to him !'
GUERRILLA WAR-Thc term guerrilla
is a dimutivc Of the Spanish word gucrra,
'war," and literally signifies "little war"
1t is a mode of warfare scraccly, if at all re-
moved from that adopted by the aborgines,
both being characterized by want Of con-
cclt in the leaders of diTcrt parties, and by
the mcrci!css destruction Of women, child
crn, and unarmcd prisoners. The only
countries in which this system has ever
been praciScd are Syria, CrcaSsia, Algeria
Spain, and Mexico, and it seems therefore
that the Arabian blood is necessary to give
disposition for this simi,barbaro,ls mode of
warfare, distinguished for cruelty and It's
concomitant vice of cowardicc. We need
not remind our readers that the Mcxicans
derive this Arabic characteristic from their
Hispanio- Moorish ancestors.
RAcY ToAsrs.-Wc do not know when
we have met with five better toasts
than the following, which we find in the
given at the 2O0th Annavc rsary Dinner of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Boston:
The Characteristics of our Counffy.-
The clenchcd hand III war-lhc open hand
in peace. Rifle barrels for our foes, and
flour barrels for Our fricnds-cold cuts and
a warm welcome for both.
The Army and Nary oj'Mc y. Stntcs.-
Both ready to suite the cncnl; and give
them fits. The Navy does the cutting ont
work the army furnishes Il Inyior to make
the brecchcs and do the sewing up.
"Ladics' Eycs-Thc true artillery Of
Hnaven-a species OF battery by which a.
lone a good soldier can be vanluishcd with
out shame.
"Imfnnlfy 7Mctics-Thc now edition Of
this work issued by Gen. Scott in Mexico,
illustrated with cuts and hasty piates (of
soup,} too hot to be eaten with a relish, and
with light A-pounders to the text.
"Santa Amna'S Foot md HofSe-A cork
legand mule"
A WAC OF AN EDrroH.-'Thc editor Of
the Hickmans Standard, about two months
ago says that young lady whose name
he was not able TO ascertain, came into his
dwelling two months before, and remained
with his family. Hc saiA she had not spo-
ken word since her arrival aud wept al
most inccssanly. Six weeks after the fore
going was published, the same wag Of an
editor to relieve public anxiety, comes ont
with the following: awe have since lounl
out her name. Miss Lucy Hannah is girl
and when she gets a little older will
call us jnthcr." pa.
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Notice..

Notice.
The subscriber having just returned from Charles
ton with splendid assortment of Fancy dry goods,
Shoes, Hats, Bonncts, Crockery and Hard wares
&c: which he offers to the public in general the
most reasonable terms. Those who wish to pur-
chase goods for cash, will do well to call and exam
inc his stock before purchasing else where, as con-
siderable discount will he made for cash.
Jacob Painter.
Due West, June 1847. 4t Ii
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Gold. Pens.

fresh supply of those superior Diamond pointed
Gold Pens: Also, plain and chased Gold Ear
Rings; and brilliant stone and Cameo Brooches,
just received by R.H. g. w. A. WARDLAW.
April Goth. 8 If
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Just Received.

A fresh and handsome stock of Printed
Lawns, printed JacoDct and Brocadc Mus
Inns. some Of New Styles: also mourning
Muslins. II. H. g. w. A. WARDLAW.
Abbevllc C. H., April 20lh 1917. Stf
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DEEr REp.-A lawyer in one of lhc
northern cities having Il very rcd face,
Of living on skinned milk, was told that lc
was not much of Il lawyer.
"Why, sir" said he, 81 have been called
the d"pea rcad lawyer in the CITY,"
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Land for Sale.
May 10Th

Land for Sale.
syG%Ss The subscriber having determined
X9sSx4s to remove West, offers for sale his
A&VHEs tract of LAND on which he re-
- sides. The said Tract contains
-Four Hundred and Sixty Acres. between
three and three hundred and twenty five
CLEARED and in Il high state Of cultivation.
On tho plantation there Is an excellent new
Dwelling, also good Gin House and Screw,
with all necessary out buildings. The plan>
tatlon is equal to any in the District. 1t is
presumed that no one would purchase without
examination as such, further description Is
unnecessary. A bargain can be mad and no
mistake. J. M. BELCHER.
June 16 I6 IF
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comparatively trivial 1t is probable the
caustic qualities of the alIkali afforded by the
ashes and lime, keeps the worm from the
circle of its influence or destroys it, We
request our readers TO give the above q trial,
and to give us an accurate account of the
result, both as to its effects in preventing the
ravages of the Cut worm and in increasing
the crop 1t should be dropped on the hill
after the corn is covered. and as it will not
blow away or cvaporate, after it performs its
task of driving off the Cut Worms, it will
be covered up in working the corn, and
thus aGd a substantial amount of nutrimcnt
to the growing crop, by fixing the ammonia
and stimulate the corn plants.
DAIRY UrENs1Ls.-Ail dairy utensils
should be scaldcd, rnscd, and dried every
time they are used Glazed pottery is not
considered desirable for milk or cream, as
the acid contained in them acts upon the
glazing, (Which is generally an oxide of
lead, and converts it into an active poison.
vessels made of wood are preferred by ma
ny others, for this purpose although they
are liable to become tainted with the acidity
of the milk, in which case they can only be
thoroughly clcanscd by boiling and when
this fnils, Il little sal;rratus added to the
boiling water will cllGc,,mlly ncutralize the
acid. The vessels must afterwards be i'm
mersed for two or three days in water, which
should occa Sionally be changed. Milk vcs-
sells may bu made ofmapIc, white ash, hick-
"ry, or white pine.
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The State Of South Carolina.
ARREYILI.E DISTRICT
ABBEVILLE ID

In the Court of Common Pleas.
James Cochran james Fish-AAach-
Nlcnt.
The Plaintiff in this case laying filed his
declaration in the Clerks office this day: And
the defendant having neither wife or attorney
known to be in this State. Ordered that SAID
defendant do plead to the said declaration
within year and day from this date other
wise judgment by default will be awarded
against him TIP SPERM, c.. C,P.
Clerks Office 29th April 1s47 ly Id
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Notice to absent Heirs &c.

Notice to absent Heirs &c.
All persons having demands, or owing the
Estate Of Israel Smith deceased. will present
them by the first Monday in July next, at
which time the Estntc will be settled and
closed in the Ordinary's Office, Abbcville
District S. c., at which time and place, the
Heirs ct any in this country will apply for
their shures Of the Estate.
J. L. BRENNAN, Admir-.
April Ist IS47. 7tf
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DR.. E.. II. KINGSMORE.
Having made arrangements TO locate in the
Village OF Due West. would respectfully offer
his services as Physician, to the citizens of the
Village and adjacent country.-Office at Mr..
A X Pattons.
Due West, Feb. 16. 5Itf
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Warehouse and I'actorarc.

The subscribers have pur-
chased from .Nathon l.. Griffin,
Esq, the Cotton Warehouse in
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WHAT THEY SAY.

We said before the election, il the Lo-
cofocos would carry Pennsylvania their
leaders would proclaim it as a decision OF
this State in favor Of Folks measures
Ia This we were not mistaken; for the Lo-
ccfoco presses have already raised the
shout that the People had decided for
Polk. None will be more rejoiced at
this news than Polk's particular friend,
Santa Anna, whom he "passed'' into Mex
ico-ihereby furnishing her with Gen
eral 10 lead her forces against our gallant
counrylnen. But the people have no; so
decided. The Locofocos in the late con-
test, raised false issues, as they always
10, to mislead the voters; and having suc-
ceeded in this. they construe the result
into whatever suits them. We do not
believe that there are any persons, or il
any, they are but few, besides Polk's Lo-
cofeco leaders that approve OF his fur
nishing the Mexicans with a skilful Gen
eral in the person Of Santa Anna.
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Organize \ Organize i!

Tie result of the recent election has
demonstrated the necessity Of Wing or.
Csnizstion. The want of it has defeated
the Wing party more than once-and in
the present instance it is so palpable tllal
IT cannot escape the notice of any. No
thing but our organization. partial though
it was, enabled us in Somerset county 10
do as well as we did-and had we been
fully organized, our triumph would have
been still greater. The defeat OF our can
didates for Governor and Canal Commits
sioner ought moi for monlent induce US
TO relax our efforts in the cause in which
we are engaged, but be a stimulus to
continued and uninterrupted exertions.-
lie. us therefore organize anew and pre-
pare IL time for the ensuing political con-
test. Let il be understood, once for all,
that the Wings and Antimasons Of Somer-
set viii adhere to their principles and
their organization, and that any who may
choose 10 oppose either hereafter. viii be
treated as traitors and deserters and re-
ceive neither "aid' nor "comfor," from
the party.
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rFoR THE HERALD.

The editor Of the Visitor has paid Us
compliment in his coniectures about the
author, Of our article in the last Herald,
which is not the less appreciated that il
was unIntentionally bestowed, and he viii
please TO consider himself as having re-
ceivcd all the thanks which he feels due
20 him for il.
There is but little in his notice Of it
which requires attention from US. Those
Wings of whose feelings this Loco Foco
is so careful, can judge Of the amount Of
indignation they ought to feel. at the ''a-
buse" they have received in our article.
To be called 'very respectable man.
may be considered very serious charge
by this efellow," but everybody does not.
1t is an iHlputaiion upon character to
which perhaps he has not been aecusiom-
ed in his own case, and therefore docs
not like It.
Whether men who have removed from
neighboring county, with The intention
Of making this their permanent residence,
and have remained for periods varying
from four 10 six, Ten, twelve, and fil-
teen years, can properly be said TO have
"spruug up in a night" we DO not know.
One thing however we do know; that Mr..
Row, against whom this seems 10 be
principally directed. received more than
double as many votes for an Office OF high
trust. as tho person who raises the cavil,
could get for the lowest efiice in the coun-
y where he has spent his whole life.
This "pill'' being one Of the 'ssugar
coated kiad. we hope will not bo hard
. .ake, aud will cooperate" properly
We have "a Scw more Of the same kind
ioh 3.
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NEXT PRESIDENCY.

we should like to sec the public press
IN Pennsylvania now show its Presiden-
tial coiors. II IS sll-impcrtant that It be
done. The People desire TO know where
70 find parties On ,hs question. We
have long since nailed our flag 10 the
masthead: and there we are resolved. it
shall float till the next Presilentisl eiec-
ton, Unless Gen. TAYLOR should decline
being candidate. We desire 10 see the
country press speak cut on this question
and settle il once. By doing so, the ne
cessjty OF holding National Convention
will most probably be avoided; for If we
have not mistaken public sentiment, Cen
TAYLOR is already the chosen candidate
of the People. and Convention can make
him neither more nor less. Sill, we are
not welded 70 any man; and If some 9th
CT good Wing be taken up in stead Of
Gen. Taylor, we shall give him a cordial
support.
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NnTIGE.
SO0seref County. :

SoDse5Tef County ss-
N 4 e,"r, ar 1'sSI'ass hsi% a. s@%sr's'. @"pass'
1880 DE in and fer the county of So
- mersel,. ON The 7lh dsy of Sep
iemher. a. ID. ls47. Present
the Honorable Jcremlah S. Black. Pres-
dent, and George Chorpenning and
John McCarly associate Judges sf the
same cauri.
On petition of Peter Herring The court
grant rule on the Executors oil Adam
Gun,lIe, deceased. Adam Maurer and
Henry J. IIelple trustees for the sale oi
the Real Estate ot John Gundle. de-
ceased, widow and heirs Of John Gundle,
decreased. Joseph AilIier the purchaser
aud all other persons interested, to ap-
pear at an adjourned Orphans court, 10
he held al Somersei on Monday the 22d
day of November. 1917. and then and
there show cause il any YOU have, why
the said Adam Alaurer and Henry j..
Iieiple trustees as aforesaid, should not
paw The pelIlmner Peter Herring. the
sum of five hundred dUIlars with the in
leresl due thereon from the years l526.
1929. 1882. 1895. aud 1883. respective
~, out of the funds arising from the sale
of Ihe Real Estate Of sail John Gundle,
decreased
To The Executors Of Adam GaBdle.
decreased. Adam Maurer AMI Henry j..
IiripIe. trustees for the sale of the Real
Estate Of John Guntlle. deceased, Joseph
Miller the purchaser of said Real Estate
aud all other persons interested
You laying aside all Business and ex-
cuses are hereby cited 10 be and appear
before an adIourned Orphans Court to
be held al Sumerset on Monday the 22d
,Iay oil November. A. d. ls47, then and
there 10 show rauee il any you have,
why you should not pay the petitioner
Peter Herring. out Of the funds arising
fr,m the sale of the real estate of John
Gundle, deceased. the sum of five hun
,Ired dollars v itiI tie inIe. tests due there
on from the wears 1876. 1879. 1852,
1895. and 1858. "hereIn fail not"
Given under nv hand and the seal Of
said court, at Somerset September Z,
1877.
W. ii. PICKING,
October 26. Is47. Clerk.
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LETTER FROM Carr. BRAoc. The
Hamburg IS. CO. Journal publishes the
following letter from Capt. Bragg, giving
an account of the late fortunately unsuc-
ccssful attempt to assassinate him:
"CAMp NEAR MONTEREY, Aug. 26, 1917.
can attempt was made about 2 A. NJ.
night before last, 10 assassinate me in my
bed. / have no clue 10 The perpetrator,
and can suggest no reason for the act
My escape without injury IS regarded as
almost miraculous. As exaggerated ac-
counts viii probably reach the press. the
truth may interest you. A tweIye-pound
shell heavily charged, was placed. within
two feet OF my bed, just outside of my
tent. and exploded by slow match, the
fragments literally rldding my tent and
bedding, pieces passing above and below
me, some througha blanket spread over
me, and yet / was not touched. was
not aware that | had an enemy in the
world, and at times feel disposed to believe
now that it nay have been intended as a
practical joke by some fool ignorant OF
the effect of shells thus exploded. Be
that as it may, my escape was almost MI
raculous, and ! prefer not repeating the
joke.
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Mr.. EDIToR:--A scribtler in the last
"Tisitor" threatens 10 "mix up another
pill for some person unknown.
No need, Mr.. .Visitor. Your ''amu-
sing conversation between the two zoos
tiers, If extensively circulated. would ruin
all the Pill Doctors in the land. Why,
it would physlc even snipe.
Doors.
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Sonierset County. IS.
The Commonwealth of Penn.
SVlVania,
To SAaCEL kARsFR. GREETING.
~yuEREAc n

To SAnUEL EARsFR. GREETING.
M HEREAS. Margaret Farmer BY
wv her next friend Philip Brown
did on the 20lh day Of August. A. d..
1897. prefer her petition to The Honor
able Jeremiah S. Black. President Judge
of The court Of Common Pleas Of Somer-
SET county. praying that for causes there
in set forth she might be divorced from
the bonds of malrimony, entered into
with you the said Samuel Farmer. in al!
time 10 come as if she never bad been
married. or as If you were naturally
dead. We. therefore. command ynu
the said Samuel Farmer. that setting a
side all excuses aud nsher business. You
be and appear in your proper person be-
fore our Judges at QUA Court Of Common
Pleas. there TO be held on the third Mon
day Of November nexl. to answer iIe
petition or libel Of The said aIargaret
Farmer. and 10 shew cause Is any you
have. why the said Msrgsrei your wife
should not be divorced from yenr So
ciety. fellowship. and COMPANY. aud
from the bonds Of mairImony conlracIe d
with you the said Samuel. as fully and
eiIectually as il she never had been
married, or as il you the said Samuel
were naturally dead. agreeably To the
act Of assembly in snrl. ease made and
provided. and hereof you are moi tn fail.
Witness the Honorable Jeremiah ).
Black. President Judge Of oar said court
a, Somerset, this sUlh day of April, A.
ID. ls47.
A. j.. OGTE.
October &c, l847. Prath'v.
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z ETfERS teslamenlary ou the estate
q A of Garrer Ream, Esq. late Of Con-
emaugh township. decreased. having been
granted 10 the subscribers, they hereby
request all persons indebted to said estate
To attend a, the ate residence of The de-
reased. an Friday the 9Th Of November
next. prepared to settle; and those hay-
ing claims. to preseRt them al the same
liuIe und place, property authenticated.
JACOB REAM.
WILLIAM REAM,
JOHN ALHINE,
0ri. 3. 1917. Executors
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Jury List.
For November Term, 1877, commen-
cIug on Monday the i5lh day.
GRAND JURORS.

For November Term, 1871. commen-
cIug on Monday the 18Th day.
GRAND JURORS.
Sioystown borough William Waugh.
Somerset township-Daniel Coleman,
Conrad Flick. Samuel Rhoads, Jacob
Young of H., lsaac Young.
BrolhersvaIley-Dssid Diekey, Gideon
Bowman.
Paint-Samuel IIolsapple. Jacob Custer.
Qaemahoniug Miller.
Summit-DanieI p. Miller.
Southampton = jacob Mariz Samuel
Iloyman, Peter Rei.er.
AIIcgheny-Adam George.
Turkey foot scksnn Mitchell, Thomas
r. King
Edward Dively. John Engls.
As!disun-Josepll Henderson.
Berlin borough-Daniel Hefliey.
GrrenvilIe-Owen Biel, Samuel lioch-
sietler.
Traverse Jurors.
Somerset borough - Andrew Stewart,
Solomon Knee.
Somerset ,oxnship-SamucI Coleman,
Joseph ShulIz. Henry Sipe. I.ndwick
Weller, Josiah Walker. Rudolph Fer
ner, James McVirker, David ilus-
band.
GreenvllIe- Benjamin Lowry, jacob
Lint.
Addison-Henry Venting.
Conemsugh- Henry Umberer.
Jenner-John Forney, Hugh Wyand.
Souihamp pion-AlexanGer Meese.
ElkIick-Jscob Leniz. Peter I.iyengood,
John GlodfeIty. Arthur Mckindley.
Rudolph Boose.
Turkey yfeot-AIexander Wicklow, Min
more King.
Shade-Joscph Bash.
BfaihersvaIley-David Itay, Jacob K.
Beighley.
AIlrgheny-Daniel Mariz.
S,anycresk-J Jonathan Kimmel. Dsniel
Shank,
E-1sSf
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NT'RAN CAV"Vg,E.

6tAME To the premises Of the sub
u scriber in Elklick township, some
lime in August, two one year old steers.
red and brown, hole in the right ear.
one has white head, and the other a
spotted head. The owner is requested
10 cou.e and prove property. pay char
ges and take them away or they will be
disposed Of as The law directs.
ADAM HOCHSTETEER.
0cinher 10 1917
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fFor fheHtrald

Wanted at the "Visitor Office:'' A
grammarian, 10 correct The fragrant errors
OF It's numerous editors. No application
will be successful except from one who
shas went so far into Kirkham as 10 be
able to cooperate" by
"IM-mAGrNATIoN."
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Soinerset County, S.
The Commonwealth OF Penn

COf0erSPt OOUntY, S.
The Commonwealth OF Penn
sylvanfa,
To JAMES DowAER GREETING:
NNHEREAS. Mary Elizabeth Dow
w ner, by het father and next friend
Andrew Craig. did on the Ist day of Ju.
ly, A. D. IS47, refer her petition TO the
Honorable Jeremiah s. Black, Esquire,
PresIden, Judge Of The Court Of Com
mon Pleas oi Somerset county, praying
for canseS therein sei forth. she might be
divorced from ihe bonds of Mairimony,
entered into with YOU the said James
D1wner, in all time TO come, as ifshe ne
yer had been married. or as II you were
naturally dead. We therefore command
you as We have heretofore commended
YOU the saii James H0wner that setting
aside all excuses and other business yuu
be and appear in your proper person be-
lore our Judges al our county court 6f
Common Pleas there To be held on the
third Monday in November next. to an
swer the petition or libel If the said Mary
ElIzaheIh lDowner by her father and
next friend Andrew Craig. and to show
csnse II any you have why the said
Mary Elisabeth yonr wife should not be
divorced from your sncieiy, fellowship
and company, and from The bonds OF
mairimony contracted with vou the said
Lanes as fully and as efeciually as iG
she never had been married, or as If
you were naturally dead, sgreeablv 10
the act Of Assembly in snch case made
and provided. and hereof you are not
TO fail.
Witness ile Hon. jeremiah S. BIask
President Of our said rau4I al Some. set
this 6lh day Of September A. d lS47.
A. ], UtiLE.
Sept. IA, l84-. Poth'v.
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CARELESS SHooTIxs.--Milton Boone,
Of Foundryville. Columbia county, Pa.
was shot through both thighs on Tuesday
evening last, as he was going home from
his store. Some people were shooting at
candle placed in the road. and Mr..
Boone. in crossing, received ball from
The rife Of ons CT the COMPANY.