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THE 8TITE .W OUHGRO~l1I ea Counii of C1eon . al COURT OF COMMON' PLEAS. -- .Gil Pursuant to a Dqeree or ihe Court for of Common Pleas, for Clarendon S. County, State of douth Carolina, for made in the case of. Johp P: Turbe- Ga ville, et al, individually and as Ad- for ministrators of the Estate pf S. C. $2C Turbeville, deceased, plaintiffs, J. against D. M. Turbeville, Alice' N. El' Pittman and others, defendants, I $1. will offer for sale- at public, outcry Ell before the Court House door at Man- bey ning, S. C., between the hours of .60 eleven A. M., and three o'clock. P.' M., vii on sales day in April, 1917, being the D. second 'day of said month, the proper- $5. ties below described, same' to- be sold ley in the parcels as below designated for and at and for and not less than the' R. prices below named. The following Bo is a description of the property or-~ $61 dered sold. B. (1) Certificate No. 44, ten shares Gr of capital stock .of Bank 'of Turbe- $1 ville. E. (2) Certificate No. 56 for ten bo, shares of the capital stock' of thc $1 Bank of Turbeville. ' Ch (3) Certificate No. 1 for six shares Ga of the Turbeville Ginnery & Milling $2, Co. . Os (4) Bond and mortgage of real ims estate of C. K. & J. D: Gibbons for $1 $322.27, and interest, mortgage re- Sv corded vol. X-4 page 118. Si1 (5) Bond and mortgage of real $6 estate of Butler R. Morris for $208.11 Ne and interest, mortgage recorded in Gi Vol. X-4 page 117, Clarendon County. $1: (6) Open accounts of Farmer Pe Green, $31.45; D. Ed. Turbeville, El $676.74; Luther Turbeville. $29.85; A. $3' 0. Johnson, $32.50; H. H. McElveen J. $35.75 for (7) Agricultural & Chattel mort- M gages of J. Darby Gibbons recorded in C. M. book 35 page 3180, Claren- $3 don County; of C. K. Gibbons, re corded in .book ~35 page 3186, said be County; of Eli Rose, recorded in C. M. Book 49 page 1204, Sumter Coun- i" t!; of William Gamble, indexed in X Sumter County; of Thos. Gamble, in- .$1 lexed in Sumter County; of Robt. L. Gamble, indexed in Sumter County; and bill of sale of Cree Ned, indexed for in Sumter County. fo (8) Judgment of Receivers of the Estate of S. C. Turbeville against $8 C: E. Gamble for about $180.00, duly enrolled in Clarendon County. $3 (9)' Judgment of the Receivers of s Estate of Turbeville against M. C. Turbeville for $269.20, duly enrolled A in Clarendon County; judgment of the cl Receivers of Turbeville against D. R. for Powell for $127.80, recorded in said N County. Lo (10) Notes of D. M. Turbeville for $206.55 and interest; of W. H. Green foi for $12.98 and interest; of J. H. Gib bons for $95.11 and interest; of M. W. Player for $492.00 and interest; ea of S. W. Truluck for $343.40 and in terest; of W. S. Gibbons for $129.33 and interest. (11) Note of J. A. Gardner for $198.29. Agricultural and chattel mortgage of W. C. Player recorded Ph in C. M. book 36 page 2494, Clareni- chi don County; of Jos. Wheeler recorded in said County in C. M. book 34 page 2902; of E. Hi. Kennedy recorded in un said County in C. M. book 34 page 1, 2901; of M. V. Hudson for about eu $143.43. , 1 Open account~s of' U. S. Wheeler n amounting to $214.39, and of Harry co or Henry 'Gibbons amounting to $80.64. Judlgment of Receivers of the Es- Se, tate of Turbeviljeo against Thos. E. Turbevilie for $766.94, enrolled inst Clarendon County. (12) Notes of M. W. Player for sv& S. .00 and late rest, and of J. P. Turbeville for $552.30 and interest. (13) Open accounts of J. P. Tur-se beville for $700.21; J. T. Player for ena $184.07; J. D. Mforris for $324.46; ern Luther M. Coker for $46.15; Calvin Player for $169.26; Clove Robinson tat for $40.59; H. S. W/allace for $65.97; Co B. B. Sims for $9,4.87; Robt. Miller H for $313.93; Melvin' Gamble for' $31.55; WVesley Osborne for $31.45; Es Jesse L. Player for $126.90; Garland Di' Baird for $29.88; Geo. F. Gibbons for $36.20; R. E. Turbeville for $231.64; Scale Staley for $31.15; W. E. Floyd $3 for $26.15; W. W.' McDonald for 2 $20.76; James Hickman for $3.03. foi (14) Notes of John E. Morris for M. $780.71; of H. J. Morris for $319.00; E M. W. Floyd fbr $119.00; tb. S. Wheel- foi er for $219.00; D. W. Gibbons for $91.46; S. M. Godwin for $378.91; mei Jerry Croghan for $16.49, all with Cl interest. 141 (15) Judgments of the Receivers Co of the Estate of Turboville against Th J. P. Turbeville for'$1062.23; of same in against Thos. E. Turboville for Mc $766.94; andl of same against W. R. M. Dennis for $635.94; all otf said judg-|gei ments duly enrolled in Clarondon iM. County. , gol (16) AgrIcultural and chattel uni mortgages of T. G. Trrbeville record.. bei ed In C. M. boqk 35 page 3178; of T. S. Coker recorded in Bald County in ate C. M. book'36 page 1848;- of Jos. Sol ,Wheeler recorded In ,said. County in nmo C. 1*. bo'ok 85 page 8181; and unire- ly c~orded bill of sale of R. S. Fleming. ani :17) Bond pnd -mortgage of real ate,. of C. W. t4enil fox* $209.75 I inte'rest,' recorded- in Vol. 'C=4 re 184,. dlarendon County. :18). .Open accounta of - Clingn an bons for' $4.25; l Mien E. Walker $12.83; Isadore- Coker for. $81.89; D. Powell for $17.45; C. Fr. Joye .$.2.00; Seale Staley for $31.15; briel Prince for '$1.50; .W. E. Floyd $26.98; W. W. :McDonald for .71; Mrs. M. Gibbons for $12.67; H. Hickman for $3.03 T. D. Mc reen' for $16.88; T. L. Player'for 58;. J. T. Player for. $184.07; C. is Morris for $21.50; D. Ed;Tur rlle for $696.16; George Welch for 1oc. Gamble for $9.55; Turbe le Gin & Mill Co. for $229.55; J. Morris for $324.46; A. Wilson for 00; M. N. Hickman for $1.61; Wes Morris for $28.03; S. ,M. Godwin $15.65; Calvin Player for $172.29; H. Coker for $27.07; Miss M. ker for $8.10; H. S. Wallace for .97; W. -I.- Robinson for $18.26; B. Sims for $94.87; Heyward een for $8.81; Anderson Player for ..85; A. 0. Johnson for $32.50; J. Tomlinson for $2.00; ,H. P. Gib is for $162.42; C. Reid Elkins for 1.08; Robert Miller for $313.93; arley Osborne for $17.27; Melvin mble for $31.55; Mose Wilson for 00; F. L. Moore for $5.75; Wesley borne .for $31.45; Emma Jane Rob on for $6.75; Jessie L. Player for y6.96; R. S. Morris for $28.50; 'ain Kennedy for $2.75; Jasper ais for $20.59; Robt. Coker for 50; H. H. McElveen for $44.75; d Witherspoon for $25.40; Phillip )bons for $26.12; Hovey Evans for 1.85; W. .M. Turbeville for $48.65; rry Wheeler for .88; S. D. Mc reen for .85; Geo. F. Gibbons for 1.20; C. E. McElveen for $35.35; P. Langston for .60; Gus McRae $1.51; Gree Ned for $20.82; D. Turbeville for, $235.86; D. M. ies for $7.34; D. J. Young for 1.45; Wally Welch, Sr., for $41.60; anie Young for $18.10; R. E. Tur ,ille for $279.34; W. H. Costin for 1.74; Jerry Croghan for $1.50; Er i Garland for $108.50; Wm. Feel od for $39.55; J. H. DuBose for L.93; L. S. Dennis for $60.00; D. Green & Co. for $63.43; Melton mble for $14.50; Ed. 'Witherspoon $1.75; D. S. Wheeler for $13.81; J. Johnson for $298.59; A. Smith $103.29; E. H. Kennedy for 32.81; Shell Gibbons for $2.50; W. Dennis for $2.63; Ervin Dennis for 1.53; Van Bess for .50; Ed. Lang n for $1.65; Basil Dobson for 85; Sam Harrison for $41.95; chic Coker for $18.09; G. D. Mer mt for $18.0; Cobert Knowlton $11.55; Rose Woods for $40.69; !val Floyd for $6.50; S. T. Ivey $27.40; Miss V. Booker for $10.00; lu Montgomery for $19.70; Lewis rborough for $13.72; F. B. Gilbert $10.00. (19) Nine mules and one horse, :h to be sold separately; (20) 1 L. C. Smith typewriter. (21) 1 Wales 9 column listing chine. (22) 1 Victor iron safe. (23) 1 five drawer cash register. (24) 1 oak roll top desk, 1 desk one with attachments, 3 oflice mirs, 12 box files. . rel2 nine foot display cases, 1 br ladisplay case, 1 ribbon case, wood bolt case, 4 counter paper ~ter's, 2 extract cases, 1 bag holder, lass hat display case, 1 Boye 3dle case. (26) Five counters andl three mnter showv cases. (27) 1 set of Fairbanks counter ales, and 1 counter computing les; 1 cheese cutter; 1 iron mail nd; and 1 check protector. 28) 1 pair platform scales, 2 rehouse trucks, andf 2 stepladlders. 29) 1 tin oil tank; 1 self-measur oil tank, 100 gal. capacity; 1 f.measuring iron oil tank, 125 gal. >acity. 30) 1 stove with pipe, 1 gas gen-. tor wvith equipment. 31) Judgment, Receivers of Es e of Turbeville against Henry J. ker for $114.55; of same against L. Johnson for $749.45. :32) Judgment of Receivers of tate of 'Turbeville against School strict .No. 20 for $108.55. 33) Notes of R. A. Dennis for .00; R. A. Dennis for $32.70; W. Gibbonq for $181.36; Thos. Baird $85.97; L. M. Coker for $82.59; 'W. Player for $256.85; M. WV. Lyer for $115.19; M. L. Turbeville $337.05; '34) Agricultural and chattel rtgages of T. S. Coker recorded in rendon County in C. M. book page 2; S. M. Godwin recorded in said anty in C. M. book 32 page 1494; s. Yates recorded in said County 0. M. book 36 page 1845; M. A. rris recorded in saidl County in C. book 36 page 2574; Daniel Drig -s recorded in said Countyr in C. book 34 page 2139; John Mont nery, indoexed in said county; also -ecorded bill of sale of M. C. Tur 'ille.. 35) All that tract of land situ In Clarendon County, . State of ath Carolina, containing 100 acres, re or less, bounded now or former on the North by land of A. smith others; llast by land o~f S. C. Tidbeville; South by J. A. Weinber and 'pf S. . turbeville; and Wes by"lands of J. A. Weinberg and land form4rly of the Estate of W. J. Tor beville. This being the tract of Ian, cnveyed to S. C. Turbevill9 by Mar tha. J. Chandler ' by her deed date Nov.. 1, 1884, and recorded in Claren don County, in -bookLL page 16; Also all that other tract of lane situate in said County and State, con taming fifty acres, more or less, nea Pinegrove Church, and bounded nov or formerly North by P. M. Gibbons East by lands of Isaac Robinson South, by lands of Joseph Robinson and West by lands of Virginia A Gibbes. This being known as th< Louis Robinson land and being thi tract of land conveyed to the saci Louis Robinson by Isaac Robinson b: his deed dated Aug. 4, 1868, and re corded in office of C. C. C. P. fo: said County, in Book K page 475. Also all that other tract of lam situate in said County and State, con taining fifty acres, more or less bounded North by Jehu Srhith; Eas by land of Mrs. E. G. Player; Sout by land of the Estate of J. Robinson and West by the land of S. C. Turbe ville. This being the tract of lan conveyed to the said S. C. Turbevill by I. C. Strauss by his deed date May 2, 1911, and recorded in sai office in Book A-4 page 479. Also all that other tract of lan situate in said County and State containing 64 acres, more or less, an bounded now or formerly North b, land of M. J. Moris; East by land o S. C. Turbeville; South by land o R. W. Green and West by land o M. J. Morris, being the tract of lan conveyed to S. C. Turbeville by Jehl Smith by his deed dated Oct. 12, 1891 and recorded in said office in boo' A-3 page 664. The above four parcels of land t be sold as one parcel at an upse price of not less than $10,000. (36) Also all that other tract o land situate in said County and Stat containing 96 acres, bounded Nort by land of H. 0. Gibbons; East b land of H. G. Dennis; South by Ian of Lizzie Dennis; and West by Ian of Gibbons and Lavender's Mill Pon( This tract of land is subject to mortgage of John E. Morris in favo of either A. Levi or the Bank of Man ning, on which there -is due at pres ent about $230.00. Same to be sold separately for a upset price of not less than $1500.01 (37) Also all that other tract c land in said County and State, cor tainir'.' 139 acres, more or less, ad joining lands of Carolina Cypress Co J. A. Creen, D). E. Turbeville, E. I' Green, and lying on Dial's Bay. Thi being the balance of a tract of 32 acres after sale thereof to the Carc lina Cypress Company of 186 2-1 acres. Same to be sold separately for nc less than $2000.00, being upset pric therefor. (38) Also all that other tract c land situate in said County and Stati containing 56 acres, more or les: bounded North by the Manning Roa and land of S. C. Welch; East b lands of Charley Welch; South b land of Preston Conyers; and Wes by lands of J. Z. Sims. Same to be sold separately for nc less than $300.00, being upset pric therefor. (39) Also all that undivided on third interest of the said S. C. Tui beville in and to all that tract of Ian containing 49 3-10 acres, more or les: bounded North by other lands of th estate of S. C. Turbevllle and of I E. Turbeville; East by lands of Hear Green; South by land of D. E. Tui beville, D. 1L. Green andl land of Piti man; and West by land of Pittmai Green and others. Same to be sold separately for a up)set price of not less than $500.0( The above sales of real estate doe not include any lots or parcels of th above dlescribedl tracts of land whic may heretofore have been conveye by S. C. Turbeville in his lifetime, o by the Receivers of said Estate. Terms of sale cash, p~urchaser t pay for all necessary papers. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriti SUMMONS. To the Board of Trustees of Nes Hope R. M. E. Church.h You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint i this action, which has this (lay bee1 filed in the office of Clerk of Cour for Clarendon County, and to serv< a copy of your answer to the sait complaint on the subscriber at hi: office, at Manning, S. C., wvithi, twenty clays after the service hereof exclusive of t~ho day of service; an< if you fail to answer the complain within the time aforesaid, the plain tiff in this action will' apply to the Court for the relief dlemandled in th< complaint. And you will further tak< notice that the action is one for th< foreclosure of a mortgage given by the Trustees of New Hop1) R. M. E Church to Daniel HI. Rarvin, covecrin$ one-half acre of land described ir the 'said 'complaint. J. H1. YLESESNE, Plaintiff's Attorney THE SIRIE Of SOUTH GROUIR, County. of Clarendon. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. j I. H. Moses, J. J. Harby, E. H. Moses and Perry Moses as Executors un der the last Will and Testament of Perry Mloses, deceased, plaintiffs, vs. r M. D. Beard, Lula J. Beard, D. L. Green, H. S. Green and- T. C. Coker, as co-partners doing business un der the name and style of D. L. Green & Company, W. J. Turbeville and J. C. Dennis as co-partners do ing business under the name and style of Turbeville & Dennis, T. Mack Beard, Sr. and Monroe Beard, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of a Decree of the Qpurt of Common Pleas made in I above entitled action, to me directed, I, E. B. Gamble, Sheriff of Clarendon County, will sell at public auction to b the highest bidder for cash, in front, 1 of the Court House door at Manning, South Carolina, on Monday, the 2nd - lay of April, 1917, being salesday, I within the legal hours for judicial 3 sales the following ,described prop I erty: Tract (1). All that tract of land in Clarendon County, South Carolina, containing one hundred (100 acres, slightly more or less, bounded now or formerly as follows: North by lands 'f estate of Mack Player; East by lands of J. L. Player; South by lands of J. H. DuBose in Pudding Swamp; and West by lands of Lula J. Beard. Said land is the same land conveyed to M. D. Beard by deed recorded in office of Clerk of Court for said Coun ty and State in book R. 4 on page 30, reference being thereunto had. Tract (2). Also all that tract of t land in Clarendon County, South Carolina, containing fifty (50) acres, bounded as follows: North by lands of estate of Gibbons or of Jane G. Gibbons; East by lands of M. D. Beard; South by lands of J. H. Du 13ose; and West by lands of T. M. Beard. Said tract of land is the same land that was conveyed to Lula .J. Beard by deed recorded in office of Clerk of Court for said County and State in book R.4 on page 44, refer ence being thereunto had. Tract (3). Also all that piece, par cel or tract of land in Clarendon f County, State of South Carolina. con taining twenty-two and one-half (22%/2) acres, slightly more or less, and bounded now or formerly as fol lows: North by lands of J. P. W. Gib bons, Sr. and by lands of David Hol 8 laday; East by Gibbons' & Lavender's Mill Pond; South by lands of Estate 0 of Gibbons; and West by lands of G. J. Gibbons. For a more particular t description of said twenty-two and one-half acres of land reference may and shall be had to a plat of the same made by Edwards & Perritt from a survey finished March 4, 1915, " and the said land is known as the c "Mary Jane Beard" land. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE t Sheriff of Clarendon, Co~unty. SCounty ol Clarendon. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. A. S. Rawvlinson, Plaintiff, C vs. I. Wash Richardson, Reece Johnson, y Dora Conyers and Nor a Richardson, Defendants. -NOTICE OF SALE 4 Under and by virtue of a Decree of the Court of Common Pleas madle in a above entitled action, to mie directed, P. I. E. B. Gamble, Sheriff of Clarendon s County, will sell at p~ublic auctioni to e the highiest bidder for cash, in front ri of the Court I louse dloor at Manning, .1 South Carol ina, on Monday, the 2nd r (lay of April, 1917, being salesday, within the legal hours for judlicial a sales the following describedl prop erty: All that tract of Iandl in Clarendon, .State of South Carolina, containing eighty-two (82) acres, slightly more or less, adljoining lands nowv of for merly of C. M. Davis, of A. S. Rawv linson and of J. Elbert D~avis; said Seighty-two acres of Iandl being the land conveyedl to Wash Richardson -in twvo seplarate parcers by C. Mi. D~avis by dleedl datedl May 22, 1901, which (deed is recorded in office of Clerk of Court for said County and State in book M. 3 on page 22, ref - erence being thereunto had. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff of Clarendon County. Bad Colds From Sudden Changes. Spring brings all kinds of weather andl with it come colds and the re vival of winter coughs and hoarse ness. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey wvill head off a new cold or stop the old one, the soothing balsains relieve the sore throat andl heal the Irritated tis sues. Get a bottle to-dpy and start treatment at once. At your dIruggists, 25c. Formula on the botte.-av. WOMEN READY TO TAKE MEN'S PLACES New York, March 23.-More than 15,000 members of the Long Island Council of Women's Clubs petitioned the Merchants' Association today to provide them an opportunity to learn to take the places of men workers if the men are called to their colors. The Merchants' Association was ask ed to ascertain from its members if certain women could daily visit their establishments and learn such work as women could do, so that if the men should be called out the women could continue the work. -0 SEES GERa?AN SUSPECTS Rock Hill, Match 23.-Henry E. Thomas, of the Secret Service De partment of the United States Gov ernment, was in this city today, hav ing come to examine two German prisoners, who had been turned o, er to the local authorities by the South ern Railway authorities for beating their way. Mr. Thomas found some letters in German on the prisoners, who are on the road, gang, and will take these letters to Washington for translation. He said that so far ie had not found anything incriminating against them from an international standpoint. THE 8181E OF 800TH 82004NR CoUofy 01 CIorenua. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. A. Weinberg, Plaintiff, vs. Henry Wilson, Defendant. NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of a Decree of the Court of Common Pleas made in above entitled action, to me directed, I, E. B. Gamble, Sheriff of Claren'ion County, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door at Manning, South Carolina, on Mondty, the 2nd day of April 1917, being salesday, within the legal hours for judicial sales the following described prop erty: All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate in Clarendon County, State of South Carolina, containing eleven (11) acres, bounded as fol lows: North by lands now or formerly of Mrs. F. A. Logan; East and Sosth east by lands now or formerly of the estate of M. Levi; and Sohth and West by lands now or formerly of the estate of T. J. Cole. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff of Clarendon County. DR. J. A. COLE, Dentist, Upstairs Over Weinberg's Corner Store, MANNING, S. C. Phone No. 77. G. T. FLOYD, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Omeie Over H-irschmann's Store. LOANS NEGOTIATED, On First-Class Real Estate Mortgages PURDY & O'BRYAN, Attorneys at Law, M ANNING, S. C. J. W. WIDEMAN Attorney at Law M ANNING, S,. C. Offices Adjoining "The Herald" Bldg. W. C. D)AV[S Attorneys at Law, MANNING, S. C. DuRANT & ELLERBE, Attorneys at Law, MANNING, S. C. JOHN G. DINK INS, Attorneys at Law, MANNING, S. C. Office in Old Court House. J1. HI. LESESNE, Attorney at Law, MANNING, S. C. R. 0. Purdy. S. Oliver O'Bryan. PURD)Y & O'JIRYAN, Attorneys andl Counselors at Law, MANNING, S. C. CASTOR IA For Infants and Childrea in Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of Nw "Thedford's Black-Dra is the best all-round m I ever used,'' w rt t Steelman, of Pattonvilt "I suffered terribly w troubles, and could get t The doctors said I il sumption. I could not" all. Finally I tried THEOFORD'$ BLACK DRAO G and to my surprise, I got ; and am to-day as well', a man." T t e d f o r d's ei3 ) Draught is a general, datha vegetable liver mediclni'ti has been - regulating irrpg, tics of the liver, 'stomacid bowels, for over 70' years. d P package tdday. Insist pn t genuine--Thedford's. - ROOSEVELT COMING SO Says Organization of His Divi Progressing. New York, March 23.-Col dCore Roosevelt left here lat for a short vacation in Florid declined to say what part 0 State he would visit. "I am going lown witl Ru.' I Coles, of Danville, Va., to id see him hunt devil fish a, n said Col. Roosevelt. "( ' Iy had intended to spend a ". ha herb and have him teach men I '" whiu them, but now I shall aly a looker on, as I plan to . b April 2 or 3, when Congre . .1 conveded. "I .am going away becm -- moment there is nothing do. All of the arrangen - l without governmental ac; make as regards my divi* :e 4 organization are progress .a and as rapidiy as possible." Mr. Coles, who is a tobacco plaptit is an expert on devil fish and 'sh hunting, Col. Roosevelt said -------o ALLIES RECOGNIZE RUSSIAN GOVERNMEN Londan, March 23.-The 3"1 French and Italian aambassado Petrograd conveyed to 'the niinj of foreign affairs yesterday an offi recognition by their governmerit dO the Rlussian provisional goverin says a Reuter telegram from Pe gr'ad under Thursday's (bate. ' TEN IT'lISH SHIPlS . SUN KBY THE 109 Londbon, March 2:.-.-A Britial a cial statement issued today.s cordling to a German wir~ele)p~ nouncement, one Norwegiahi and tt British ships were sunk or caid by the German raidier Moewd in s (dition to the vessels rep~orted desta~ ed or capturedl January 17 last. Don't Rub It On Bruises or Sore Muse1es S loan's Liniment quickly pare~I trates and soothes ewithou rubb/ng. Cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments, does. noc stain the skin. Have a bottle handy for emergencye rheumatic aches and pnas, neuralgia, It" bago, gout, strains, sprains and lameo. yield to Sloan's Linim -nit. At all druggists, 25c.,>OC. and. .t. -4 To Cure a Cold In On. Take LA XATIvit flROMO Quld4 Cough and Headache and ework Druggists refund nmoney it it E. W. ORO'tPJE'8 signature'a n