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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
Can Rufians silence the Press

An outrage occurred in the most frc-
quented portion Of the city on tuesday
evening which demands plain words from
the press and prompt and vigorous ac-
ton on the part of the custodians of the
rights of the citizen and the public peace.
Mr.. John a. Moroso. one of the editors of
The Courier, was quietly passing thecor-
ner of Broad and Meeting streets, when
he was rudely accosted by Mr.. H. w.
Hendricks in reference to the publication
of the reports of the recent trial Of the
latter on certain grave charges in Atlanta
Ga. Mr.. Moroso avowed the responsiblll.-
ty for the publications in question, where:
upon Hendricks dealt him furious blow,
and then, retreatiug a'few PAGES, drew ana
levelled at him pistol with the IN
solent boast "I'll teach some OF you
men to write about mein the newsspa-
pers," or words to that effect Mr.. Nor
oso, being unanped, was of course UNABLE
to resent the cowardly assault, and Hen
bricks was restrained from further mis-
chief by one of his well known boon com
panions, several Of whom were with hum
at the time. :, 80.
tits certainly somewhat extraordinary,
and not particularly creditable, that a
scene like this should have occurred un-
noticad under the very shadow Of the
Guardhouse, which is the headquarters Of
the city police. Still, it is possible, con-
siderine all the circumstances and the
suddenness of the attack, that the whole
affair may really have escaped the atten,,
ton of the police-sentry on duty. And
now it remains to be seen whether the
peace officers will do their duty. We
know that hendricks has long been ac-
customed to snap his fingers at the ma
chinery Of public justice in South Caro-
lima, so far as his own violent proceedings
were concerned We shall now see how
our new Criminal Court will treat the
hero of this dastardly, murderous and, I'M
provoked assault. We say unpr'o,Vokef
for the publications. which were the. pre-
text Of the outrage, consisted merely of
the reproduction Of the reports given by
the Atlanta papers of public trial, aO
solutely without comment.
But whatever the action of the peace
officers and judicial authorities in this
case, if Mr.. Hendricks, or anybody else,
fancies that the press of Charleston cal.
be silenced by the bludgeon or pistol OF
any ruhian who may suddenly grow, Jeal;-
GUS of his reputation, he makes very
grave mistake. The Nea0s. desires t'
wrong mo man, friend Or foe and if an
consciously, it should be unjust to an,
one, it is'at all times ready and anxious
torepair theinjury; but, whatever happens,
it may be set down as fixed fact thai
bullying and violence will in all instances
be found the worst possible channels q
seeking redress or Of escaping public and
deserved reprobation. Charleston News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20

MEDICAL ExA,1NATios.-Messrs ~
rec Fisher and McGresor, OF our CITY
and Mr.. Clarke, OF .Newberry. yesterda!
nosssd q successful examination as phar
mpaceutists before aic Board Of Medica
Examiners, composed OF Drs. Darby, Ial-
lev and Lynch. All persons, except phy'
s;cians who follow the business OF apoth'
ecaries. are required, BY recent statute o
the State, to stand G examination oeior'
the the Medical Faculty Of the State Unlyel
sity, M or of the Medical College, at char @
c lesion, in order to receive license. Phy
sicians following the business OF druggists s 5
pbarm.ceutists, &C., who are graduates o o
any recognized medical college, will 10 o.
granted a license without examination MI IN
1pon proof Of said graduation. We men
ton this for the benefit OF the dfuSSs.S, 81,
Of the villages and towns throughout, y .n n.
State, who may be Ignorant OF the, the = law =,
A failure to take out a license Wltnni y. =.
months after the passage OF TINS Ac'
which bears date March IL, lSiz' sPun
ishable as misdemeanor, with q heass
fine or imprisonment.-Co olumbla Phoenix
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
~ w. j. Mclaughlin, a colored man.
npc,o nonort ont

~ WI. Mclaughlin, colored man.
employed by the Post Office Department
for three or four years, to convey the
mail bags between the Post Office and
Railroad depot, at Marion G. A., was ar
rested On Saturday; with Letters and
money or his person, recognized as hav-
inr been stolen from the mails. In de-
fnaIt Of $500 bal he was committed To
Jail. Last winter hs was an attache to
the LesislatnY, having employed sub,
stitute to carry the mail bags.
w Horace Greeley says, down, with
rogues, down with bribe-takers' down
with tyrants, and SO says every honest
man and true patriot. .,,.-, .se,n ~
~ At Lebanon, Kentucky, q nest q
rattiesuakes was lately unearthed, con:
tanning LOO of thereptlss. Who would
toll q lie for one snake7
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HOWARD. D, "a s; 8; SON s. ,li 10,
MACHINLSTS & ENGINEERS !;


STEAM AND WATER POWERS
ARE prepared sd to ,Si ,pSaita ta3l2 Up ana saa:5s staff
Steam Engines 0. Water Wheels either
Turbine. o. oyershot, and foE Any plr;
pose Whatever. Repairs and senc ral
overhauling of Steam Engines e Z anll y 81 Boil
ers done promptly and on moderate
TERMS iv:rf ,si, 9,; ~, ii5iw GU ,1-e-
Pumps and Pumping Engines for
sy1plyfng water forhouseho Id and field
use 6rderdd and put upa to, sditanV :1o.'
cality, and guarantieds q" ,aZ sodT
Cotton Gins ,Sharpened and, Repaired
al short notice at ,yQalr, Gin House. The
Senior Partner, will give his entire At,
stention to Gin Repairing and Gin Ma
chinery generally ;. for >, the next two
months, while the Junior Will attend to
ANY other Jobs In our line.
S6rfhfs are aespectfhl y,spliGe&9 PaEs
ties needing our services will please ad-
Junior; at Augusta, Go. ",
ANY orders 1eft at the Ad5ertiserao raofioe.
or with Mr.. Jas. L, Cook, Granitevi4e,
will receive prompt attention; y a ..i,,n;r.
tr;o} Our terms s ase sds S and We yea ask $
= ! RI "A. e. M;.HoWARD;1a ~
Graniteville, s. Co. al
ANDREW D. HOWARD
~ 80 y Augusta, Ga. 'si.' 9
.iJune19 -: .t2Idpc !. I'm, : %.
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~Not single bale of cotton was re-

@ Not single bale of cotton was re-
ceived in Augusta Oh Friday last, the
first instance OF the kind since tho war;
The Greenville Mountaiaeer, OF
the 18th, says: This is with us the sea-
son of wheat and oat harvest, and our
. farmers are very busy cutting the same.
Wheat, in all sections, is reported as be
ing remarkably fine; but the oat crop
is yery,variable, somewill scarcely make
seed. while others enjoy an abundant
Weld. We have seen specimens of red
lust.proof and black oats, raised in this
County, which average more than five
pounds to the. ordinary bundle, many
bundles weighing as much as ten pounds,
and N none less than FIVE. These oats were
planted last September, and raised on
poor land.,.i' =" o. .tda.cD.asa:g
ns- Tennie G. Clafiin was eleotedon
the 18th Colonel Of the s5th colored reg
iment. THE first vote stood 1893 for Miss
Claain,i and SO scattering. There was
great confusion, but the election was
finally made unanimous.
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-.
HYMN EN E, AL.

MARRIED, at the residence of Capt. w.
FI..!Stcvens. on the 18th inst, by theReY.
John Trapp, Mi. E. L. STEvENsland
mi Miss IDA =. sMYLY, salEof Edgefeld.
Our share of this Bridal caks}was
,g-and in quantity and in quality The
Adtertiser begs leaveto congratulate the p
happy young couple in the most respect
zful manner May the minor chordsSof
sadness never touch the music Of their
Iii.e's Song! 50 ~,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
The Geneva Tribunal.

New YORK, June fS.-The HeralGs s
tpcc!al from Geneva, tho 18th, anys the
are rcsolr.e ior an eight months
and the indications are
hat il, this is not granted sney will with
draw from the arbitrat:on. This the
Americans will not eonccde, though a
shorter adjournment might be accepted.
Very little was trapsacteI before the
BOARD to-day besides the aDnrunccment
If Mr.. Davis of the non-recor ton d III
from his Cover.
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ns- Mr.. Peter Rowe, q Msl

Se- Mr.. Peter Rowe, a NsA al
citizen of orangeburg count up,
oiy the olacss man in tL> 3i'ir' -
o,lried ON the lutll-Mili: ii .
lump. Mr.. Rove WIS vel ipu J-o;.i. 2.
,.e and hau been L member uf the ri!..-
,nlc fraternity Ger sine 1863. The
.,ev. Mr.. Simmons pY.achc:i IN 1b': and
eloquent sermon ~ tho OCCASION.
~ The Grant aepuilicans in illinois
complain that their n meetings ara disturb
ed by Republicans who ,4vc; i, cleo
lion OF Greeley and insist on expressing
.heir opinions,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20

TIE VILLAGE Cnuncn:-If should
not iook Ikea barn or storeIrouse. 1t
hDuld be !. building, the. very, sight. af
.Iich. would cause deYuut. feelings IN
nc breast a wellLcarved cross should
point 10 heaven; massive panoled doors
should Impress the. visitor with the
sriemnitys OF the place into which he is
nterinG; Stained glass Should throw a
.','stic light athwart the aisles; pulpit,
'ai:ar, ceilingan galleries should be ,.or-
and the e6li;8ay th1t support tId 1,, gal7e,
RES. and the ballste4sftsst r;iii them i'm,
chouId be of classic pa.teIlRlss," Aay. con
oxation wishing such a elulfh SHOULD
scnd their orders for finishing material!
- Mr. P. P. ToALE, imp6rter OF F,rencl.
"'.ined glass, and manufacturer Of and
r~aler in Doors, SashGs, Blinds, &C., No..
- Hayn!e street, Charleston, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20

FOUNDED on A RoCK!-Fhe lisap-
,ointed Adventures wlio have ffonl TIM
.tteinpted to run their Worthless portion
.gainst BRAKES PLANTATION BTTfERs,
VOW that they cannuG undcfSsind what
Junoatiop there is fo.; its an:.iziiS popu-
arity. The explanation is simple enough.
The reputation of the wortd dYe,;QWned
-Onic Is founded upon rock, the Rock pt
:...XPERIENcE. ALI its ingredients arc
pure and iyholesople. HVW, then, coulG
tricksters and cheats expect to rival it
with compounds of cheap drugs and re-
fuse Equor, or with liquorless trash IN a
,:t;lle oil aeetous fermentation Of course
tlte cbarlatans have come to grief. Their
little game has failed. Their contempt
for the sagacity 0ftthe community has
1cen fifty punished. SIG9pwhile PLAS.
fATIoN B1TTERs seems TO be In fair
way of eventually superseding every
..ther medicinal -preparato included IL
;he class. TO Which it belongs. In every
s:;lte'apd Territory Of the Union it is,
to-day, the accepted specific for nervous
debility. dyspepsia. k4yet ania aague, rheu-
/ latism, and al ailments involving p de-
nyiensy, OF vital power. -, : ,,''.' -
80 ~ Pimplos aid brown spots on the
facc, Eruptions, Blotches, Scrofnlous Dis
4shes; and all sores'arlsing from impure
blood are cured by Dr. pieree', Golden
.;lcdical Discovery.
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TILE NEW SCHOOL.

"All republicans who are not Wiling
to. be tools and Slaves Of mine, arc to DC
prescribed
"Carpet bag State Governments anu
martial law for the South "
aGea all you can, and keep all you
get
- am still In favor of one tefn'-i'H
ife."-GIuit in 1877.
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To the Voters Of EdgefieId,

By the solicitation of many of my
Friends, / offer myselt as Candidate at
the ensuing election,l for the Office of
PRoBATEJUDGE, and, if. elected, will
:endeavor,to discharge the duties of the
sameltothe bestrof'mSabi with inn
iprartiafijustice t0 oil maukiud, irrespec-
tive.of COLOR, position ;or previous condi-
.tionswithout:J :Jear,Javor or affection.
- its ilq ,bqMs F. DURIsoE, sR.
y, Atay %, Isf2s }ua sa,l,;,,., -. :. (,
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llaMMERCIAL.

...,,...,.....,.... AUGUSTA, June is;
UOi.l, Ing a; ll2 and selling at / IA.
corr T-Sa,cs. IS bH!rs; receipts, "a
5alcs: middlin-, 2il---ncE1irlal.
BACON-Clear Side, @!,gSY; Z. Il.
Sides. 8aMsl; Shoulders, g.; Hams, l39
T@.ls: Dry Salt Sides, Sand Shoulders %
CoRN&Prime 'w!hiteacar load, sl.O4@
leOB: vellow,;s1 02@1 0S. f', =
WuEAT-Active demand. Sales made
Mt 81 oO@2On. and 81 % forprime:whtte.
rLoUR-In' good demand. We quote
rs follows: 50 25@9 so for superfine: SlO
@1O 80 for extra: $12 for, family and $40
for fancy; western, 5000; country, g.
@12. = 80, - = 5o'
NATs-The stock of mixed iisscarce
and in good demand at75@T9. Prince
Edward Island, 40. -i:,:' > ''slNi = %
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THE ADVERTISERS;
EdgefeId, s. c., June 20, 1879.
Cox. Scott Grins a Dry Grin.

On Thursday night last, Judge Orr
made hig Radical speech in Columbia,
before not-very large audience of ne
groes. carnet-baegers and scalawags
This effort of the Judges was. in the
main, 9 arepetition of his. sweet Philadel,,
phia speech which we publish in another
column. At the close. however. he
made some remarks. not at all compli-
mentary to the existine. State govern
ment, at which Gov. Scott. who WAS
sitting In the front row. grinned drv
grin. So we are informed by the Pheonin.
All Gov. Scotts erins end rrimaces sre
important tothe people Of sonth Carolina
What does this one mean--that hn is e-o-
ing to thrust his hand still deercr dnw'n
into our pockets, Oh that he is going to
develop some bowels of mercy. in bis
last days ? Or did he grin at the idea that
the Judge was perhaps striking out for
the Gubernatorial nomination.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20

Sicklcsis going to do something a' las'
H. the DR.. lIouard c:rse--the report from
Madrid (Junc st4) being that OIL Friday
last he submitted to the Spanish MINIS
Ter a ..or,nai and peremrtorg demand
F,r the Doctors release from the SEN
,rnce of the court-mmtial. In presenting
the demand, .Sicklcs is said to have con
veycti to the Spanish Government the
desire of the President that there should
be- no. delay, but that that subject should
receive immediate attention, end ilr'cnse
of a refusal to comply, he stated that the
PRESIDENT would tako. decisive action in
ne matter. The probability is that the
Doctor will be set at liberty.
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and evidently rapidly falling away through
the ravages of a hidden disease. Death
no doubt will pay his fine, and cheat the
prison of atenant. aEsa ..M
Atseven o'clock the men were put into
a street car and takentn the Grand Cen
trail depot. and they embarked for Albany
on the eight o'clock train. 20 :
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The Indicationa..

The indications from all quarters, (says
.theRichmond Enquirer where there have
been Democratic expressions Of opinion,
point to the. nomination of. Greeley and
Brown, or their endorsement, at Balt-
more, by the national Convention: In
diana, Vermont, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri,
join the Southland we suspect do 1t as
particular favor to us-in clamoring for
the Cincinnati nominations. Delaware
alone-sturdy little Delaware, the land
of the Bsyards-stands firmly by her
Democratic colors, and has decided to go
down with them flying. We honor her
pluck and consistency, but fear she can.
not change the memorable logic of
events" Greeley viii be accepted, at
Baltimore; that is as much q foregone
conclusion new, apparently, as was
Grants nomination at Philadelphia, and
the great battle will be between Grant
and Greeley.
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The South Carolina Confederate Moha'
ment.

The Phocnir announces that the ladies
If the South Carolina Monument Asso-
riation. have purchased the vacant lot Oh
Arsenal Hill, Columbia, in front of the
TAYLOR House, on which TO erect the
slonument to the Confederate dead' The
price paid was $4,000. The monument,
st is understood, will shortly be erected.
1t is to be about thirty feet in height, ana
of very handsome design.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20

s-.The recent arrest of Dr.. j. II:
i,ratton in CgnNia, seeliS 10 have cNcileo
quite u cummor.on in that quarter alid
inc Lontun (Canuda) papers dcnouncc
his arrest on Canadial soh as an Outrage
which calls Tor prompt action. Elsewhere
sill be found s,nne- particulars resarulhg
1nls arrest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
/, Nnecia] Notice I,

rT,HE Firm ofABNEY. g. PARKER,
l. State Agents afon the, .Cottaa -Statas
Life Insurance Company, has been dis;
solved this day, 10th June 1872 by mu.
tnal consent .'ta
- ~ 10 ABNEY d. PARKER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
unian Meetings, /,

ulni.ss Meetings. - .
;. The members Of tho Boqr,d Yilt'attena
The Union Meetings. c,f t tleiir ; respective
Divisions on the both ahd' $Oth inst, rs
follows: va, y - - 1'.aSi.
u IL pivisssCRf at Rehobou. Church, ~
"a - ~ af"lsaler1, Church,
Sd - 80 Richland Spring Church
4th jn II Antioch Church.
al. ZIP. MEALING, Chair.
june ls miro, 2t n, e
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CAPT. w'sHs FnazEvArq.-som mis-
statements ing.appeared,ih several 'of
the .papersdnrefefence to the disposition
made Of the case of qagtainW. f. Tfeze-
want, weistate theastatus of ;.5he case as
follows. I'd r.il,an ...aa s'- - :,
Captain Trezevante was carried before
Judge Bryan ct Charleston on Tuesday
on ha6eas eorpuss and his Honor not be-
ing satisfed with the evidence adduced'
determined to posstpope bis decision on
the application until. evidenc. pro. and
coa. b. should be addncea. Bs therefore
ordered thattestimony be taken by Com.
missioner rl Booz;eer at Chester to pc sub
mitted to him lin Itt'a at q future day, and that
iin ,the. meantime tie prisoner bsbailea
e e. appear e On On the RETURN of the testimony.
THE bond was accordingly given, and
/ Mr' TSrezetvaait ehlarged.-south .Carolii
niari, '1stii:s } r''i1A '3' - H., ":
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Vinegar {!
Vinegar /!

kinis an impossibility to Lake GOOD
PICKLES without theIse of GOOD VIM
EGAR. All persons in want of such an
article c:!n find it at ths Drug Store of
A A.. CLISBE
/, He has just received Two Barrels
White WINE. and Pure CIDER VINE
C..Ah. -
!. Alss. i:osii assortment of Pickling
SPICES Of all kinds.
June IL T.. 25
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Mlagnitleently Attractive |
EVERY 5ARTICLE THOROUGHLY EXAM
INED. AND MANY NEW GOODS ADDED.
><@ Established 1s4e
Established 184e
No. 8, Park Row, Edgefield, ,saGasa 81 "a "a

list o Goods to my Stock of Choice DRUGS AR
TCLEs FAMILY GROCERIES, &eI solicit the gee
ous patronage ber bestowed side ofte town
promise my that article offered shall be of the PU
REST QUALITY, and at the LOWEST FIGURES
Al ask is to give me CALL and seeor yourselves Hs no trouble
0st IT. 4gsa5pFs to sA0v .asa $50
500 Lbs WHITE LEAD,
8, 5;5 Rs ;ss s + ESbER gE END yARssH M 81
# sIli;js ~ Bf;i sa 3I2
sDos GLASS LAMFs all + "a ~ n5esas.se losia
100 Lbs each SODA SALTS sghP TER eOPPEaAsqa baaha
500 Lbs Family lo5 ss4GeES sz2 easasgaJ
sbaes. es.es--0-z---t.s it.3 saa 3a5a .afs;a
If you ~, want I'LL tbs best cents
gallon and 45 by the FIVE gallons you as
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Tax Notice.

COUNTY TRBAsURER's OFFICE, "
> EpGEFIELD 81, s., C., June ls, 1872.
TNHE Citizens of Bdgeiield, who have
J. not paid their Taxes for the years
$50 and ISL, now past due, will prepare
/. 10 So at onto at this Office, or settle
with tho cc-stohles whom I may send.
cnl "''.' the Fec, .ioL and save mo
-, raeal nfceSs 20 selling their
ri. F." .n.,:ril, -. % cillniiail
~, -. .s-s -r-lv - ;lasSii,i..'
r.>. E.ll'ii. BE ;t,hR. ,si.
I,.nil.Av o;,Stt"., E.iG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
pect should be too poor for a crop the

pect should be too poor for crop the
seedswould be theonly loss. Az.
Theplan has beentried too many timss
in the upper parsof Onr District to ad; % :
nit Of asdoubt as to success. sSesveralin- riiE
stances are IRE ,vouched forof 4o, SO and eve even
90 bushsl. where sowedt tss early I in cotton 1.
land. In August and septsmlherf theidrfd sl1f
is loose and an mellow, and the Gllapt ft has
time inc to.become veil rooted before freea-
inc wv weather, andSs readr; far aouickand
vigorous growth when the mild weather
Of spring sets in.
Other varieties of Oats might succeed
as well, but the Red seems to be I'll. IA
vorito. sowed in similar land, BfacE.
Oats in November, in,the same manner.
The.crsop I was almost a!failurc. doubt "a
owing in great part to the drought.
: Let alpwho are skeptical7m try an acre
or twofor experiment sssend to Mr.. oe-
wore before bis supply Of seed is 'ax
''1S Hope, Mr., Editor, My voluntary state
ment will not be unacceptable.
Yours. very truly,
,.-S' ~: ~ ~ FELIX LAKE, JR.
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-r,'Ghll'Rel Rel5plaitJiiails,,;

WJE,drenow read to ieyaFboul lI,,ld
w Repair, all. kinds. of : Cotton Gins
at short notice, and at reasonable rates:
; sDiiA {aG W..GASTONSGEON.
Ridge Spins, IS G., JRneI2 M2s
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Notice :

.i'g aas,. Notice % o.eagt
lr>HE undersigned 'virfas heretofore
L continue to- act as General Agent tfof
Once as Edgefeld c. H., s. q. - p. .
80 Nf.W. ABNBY, GehH! Agti:.l
Junen, 1T lfi": RS"
q Newberry Herald, Aiken Jour /.
pal, Lap-cnsville Herald and Abbevi1e
lNcdiuha will please Copy the above twice
and forward accounts. .l-a !.: