The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 12, 1881, Image 3

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roWN AND COUNTY SATUIIDAY, February 12, : : 1 1881 TERts OF THE NEwS AND HERALD -Tri-weekly edition, four dollars pei tinlnUzd, iII advance; weekly edition two dollars and fifty cents perannun in advance. Liberal discount to clubi of live and upwards. IATES OF Ai)vETIsIN.-One dollai per inch for the first insertion, afi fifty cents per inch for each subseq Aeni inser(ion. These rates apply to all ad. vertiseinents, of whatever nato re, an1 are payable strictly in advance. Con. tracts for three, six or twelve inontlh imade on very- liberal terms. Tran sBent local notices, fifteen cents per line for the first insertion and seven and one-half cents per line for each subsenuentinsertion. Obitua-ies and tributes of respect charged as adv'r tisekients. Simple announcements 01 marriages and deliths published free ot chafge, and solicited. l com iunications, of whatsoever nature, should he addressed to the WinnIivshoro Publishing Company W. misboro. S.C., R.mILoI).XD B SeH EI)ULE.-The trains n1ow pass Winnsbora as follows: North-bound passonger, 11.40 a. in. south-bounid, 5.15 p. m.; north-bound freight, 8.88 a. im.; south-bound, 12.57 p. mi. These arrivals are oni the basis ol' Winnsboro time. Now Advertisements. Seeds-W. 11. Donly. The Celebrated Hlostetter Bitters F. W. [iabenicht. RATES TO WASilINGiToN.-The Asso ciated Railroad Lines, through Mr. A. Pope, G eneral Ticket Agent, announce that they will offer special rates to per sons wishing to attend the inaugura tion of President-elect Garfleld. The plie of tickets from Columbia is-for civilians. $19; for soldiers in uniform, $15 These ickets will be on sale ifrom the secQnd of March, and will be good to return till the twcnt% -second. INOENDI)ARY Fin.-Andy Brown, a hardv-working colored mnan, a tenant on Col. Jno. L. Black's place, had his corn house fired by an incendiary on the night of Friday before last. His loss is about one hundred bushels of corn and one thousand pounds of fod der. The design was to burn him. out e ntirely, and destroy two very valuable mules, his own property. The nuies were in a stable only twenty feet from the corn house, which was within twenty feet of his cotton-seed house containing two or three hundred bush els of cotton-seed and a bale of un ginmed cotton. the building burnt was within fifty feet of his dwelling. The wind was towards the other build ings. The mules were saved with nmuch trouble, and by the timely arriv } al of aid the corn house was pulled down while burning, thus saving the other buildinis. Andy Is not of the color Hobbs would arrest, so some of his acomplicCs "burn him out." One /of Hobbs' friends, who has served one ~'term in the penitentiary, say~s AndIy shall iiot thrive, in this he is mistak en. Andy is out of debt and has some Sthing to his credit left to go onl. a," Transfers of Real Estate. ~Since our last rep~ort the following Y4transfers of real estate have beeni en tered in the office of the county audi tor" F Lebruary 22, 1881. Thos. B. Mad deni to Jamnes N. Center, 2 acres ini Winnsboro; considleratioin $500. S January 24, 1881. Nancy K. Rlabb to Alex. Browvn, 165 acres in town ship no. 11 or 13; consideration $990. January 25, 1881. W. HI. Kerr, SClerk, to H. A. Gaillard, four lots in township no. 14; consideration $2690. Jauary 25, 1881. WV. 11. Kerr, Clerk, to J. 0. Bong, one lot in town ship no. 14; consideration $70. January 26, 1881. WV. HI. Kerr, SClerk, to Wmn. A. Clarke, 200 acres in ~,townshiip no. 8; consideration $4120. ,January 26, 1881. Wmi. P. Clyde et al. to C. & 0. R1. R., railroad in FaI iri tkle coiunaty; consideration $2, .1 ana G. 1881 . JTohni B. Cloud & i G. ~ry,35 acres ini townuship n1'. 4: conll'ideratjti 2500 pounds lint cot toi and $3.5. Janary' 26, 1881. D. D. Fenly lo Jotel P. Fenly, 480 acres; considera '4tion $2850. /"X Jauiary 28, 1881. David WVeir to ?V:Nauicy E. D)ove, 111 acres in towvnship no. 2; consideration $766. January 16, 1881. Dorcas V. Banke to Samuel Weir, 78 acres in towinship no. 2; consideration $860. Jan uary 28, 1881. Nancy E. Dove to Samuel Weir, 68 acres in township no. 2; cotisideration $189. ' Janunary 28, 1881. David Weir to SWim. J. L. Weir, 34 acres in tow nshiip no. 2; consideration $235. Januay 28,1881 Ma. R . oto to W.r 28B8.51. Sinonton adMr .Rd dy, interest n12aceintownship no. 1; cotnsideration $2000. January 29, 1881. Susan JT. Hi1l1 to J.'M. Mc~rorey, interest in 609 acres in towvnships nos. 8 and 11; cOnsder~a. tion $500. - January 29, 1881. James Turner tc George W. Coleman, 154 acres li township no. 1; consideration $180. January 29, 1881. WV. HI. Kerr, Clerk, to H1. A. Gaillard, 176 acres iis township no. 8; consideration $700. -p February 1, 1881. John D. McCar ley03, Sheriff, to J. HI. Rion,,as attorney 4672 acres in township no. 10; consid oration $3676. February 1, 1881. A. J. Hailtoa to John 8. Douglass, 250 acres ii township no. 2; consideratin $1700. February 8, 1881. 0. 8. Brice t< R. G. Simonton, 527 acres ln townshl no. 2; consIderation $6000. February 8, 1881. G. LH. McMastei to Anne HI. Beaty, one acre in town ship no. 14; considerationi $100. * February 7, 1881. Eliza Johnston tA Wmn. Rosborough, 128 acres in town ab ,nn. 4; .cnsiatnIon $900. to W. A. Clarke, 100 aores in townshlip no. 9; consideration $300. February 7, 1881. R. 1). Boulwaro to Mrs. Eliza Kennedy, 39 aures in township no. 6; consideration $68.50. February 7, 1881. Hattle E. Cole man to Henry C. Coleman, 120 acres In township no. 1; consideration $600. February 7, 1881. C. E. Bookhart to Minor T. Douglass, 3 acres in town ship no. 8; consideration $80. February 7, 1881. J. D. Staunton to Nancy A. Ragsdale, 100 acreq in township no. 11; consideration $503. February 7, 1881. J. W. Raines to Jack Broom, 02 acres; consideration $232. February 7,1881. Mary C. McKins try to W. A. Clarke, 147 acres in township no. 9; no consideration. February 10, 1881. W. H. Kerr, Clerk, to J. C. Brice, 120 acres in township no. 1; consideration $960. February 10, 1881. W. 11. Kerr, Clerk, to Annie B. Taylor, 322 acres in townships nos. 12 and 14; considort tion $3000. February 10, 1881. W. H1. Kerr, Clerk, to W. A. Clarke, 326 acres in township no. 6; consideration $500. February 10, 1881. W. H. Kerr, Clerk, to Jas. 11. Rion, one lot in town ship no. 14; consideration $15. February 10, 1881. W. 11. Kerr, Clerk, to H. N. Obear, two lots in township no. 14; consideration $40. January 10, 1881. R. H1. Jennings and C. E.' Leitner to Robt. C. Gooding and T. K. Elliott, 888 acres in town ship no. 9; consideratioei $3800. February 10, 1881. Howell Ed munds to Bessie L. Sweat man. 30 acres in township no. 8; consideration $200. Febrnary 10, 1881. Bessie L. Sweat man to T. Ellison Cloud, 30 acres in township no. 8; consideration $75. THESPIAN HALL. ---o SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH. -- --AND 'HEI.E NEW COMPANY. The most attractive and meritorious en tertainment in America. '15 STAR A1RTISTS. 15 Embracing the toiliwing prt-eminent talt: Mn. CHL.A; W. BW EWSTER. The wor)bl's Great VentrLoq ial Hnmoir ipt, with t! e funniest hml v of wood. en-headed Manikins on Earth. Miss ETTA MORGAN, The Renov-nd and First Lady Saxophone Soloist in the World. ARTHUR LOVE, America's Greatest Comic Vocalist and Dialect Humorist Mbs- \1ARIO..i BOWEN. umiorous, Draa.itic and Dia'ect ''l*cu tionist. Miss CORA FERRIS, The Accomplished and1 Pleasing M' zzo Soprano. Mn. A. M. !IOLBR OOK, The emiinent Cornet Virinoso, wvhosec won derful performvances have gained him a reputation second1 to none. -IN ADDITION A Full Military Bras.' Band in Gorgeous and Expensive British Military Uniforms, under the leadership of Prof. J. H. SUL LIVAN, of New York, in Grand Parade, on day of exhibition. Tickets of AdmissIon, 75 and 50 cents. Reserved seats without extra charge at A. P. Miller's, in Ladd Building. Doors open at 7 o'clock. The Blergers at 8. feb 8-13 SEEDS! SEEDS! J UST received, a large lot of choice Garden Seeds of all kinds. ALSO Seed and eatingr Irish rotatoes of the choicest kinads. Choice Family Groceries arriving daily. I have on hand a large lot of best quality Sole Leather, which will be sold at low fi gutres. I am paying highest prices for Dry Rides. Give me a call. W.TI . DONLY, feb 12 On the Corner. BARGAINS COlliOf & lialfrs. WE have bought largely this sea Wson unad must. have money to settle our bills. We therefore offer SPEIAIL BAR6'AINS to cash purchasers. Those who come early will secure the <,hoice of articles. We respectfully request those who owe us to conme tforward andl pay up. We helped them in their need ai ex pect them to hellp us In ours. Thle old year has closed and all accounts should be. All who have jobs in our shop of W~atches, Clocks and Jewvelry, should call and get them, and save the same from forfeiture. Jan 11 NOTICE. r HEfirmof Desportes & Monts is this dayJ finally dissolved by limitation, The accounts against the concern must, be presented immediately and those In dlebted are requested to make prompt s6t thoement. Mr. U. G*. Desportes is author iz~ed to reeoipt for the same. U. G. DESPORTE, J. 1R. MON Th. Janua7e 1. 1881. THE CELE,RATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED HOSTETTER BITTERS HOSTETTER BITTERS HOSTETTER BITTERS HOSTETTER BITTERS -AT F. W. IABENICOT'S. F. W. HABENICHT'S. F. W. HABENICHT'S. F. W. HABENICHT'S. THE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS -AT - F. W. HALBENICHT'S. W. HABENICHT'S. F. W. HABENICHT'S. F. W. HABENICIIT'S. GENUINE IMPORTED GENUINE IMPORTED GENUINE IMPORTED ANGUSTORA BITTERS ANGUSTORA BITTERS ANGUSTORA BITTERS -AT F. W. HADENIc$HT'S. F W. HABENICIT'S. F. W. HABFNICH1'S. .4iab 12 OH, YES! OH, YES! T HE ST ONE MOUNTAIN CORN W HIS .KEY has comoe and is still comning. If you want good Whiskey and good Sogars, call at CLENDINING'S 1HOUSE, next door to W. RI. Doty & Co. He keeps the best of everything. The best Nathan's Old Cabinet Whiskey. The best Gibson's Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Segar. The best Five Cents Regar. And, above all things, the best Dinner for 40 oente. And if you come into town between 11 and 1 o'clock, and are hungry, call at Clon dining's for a drink, and be will set up a free lunch far you. Clendining keeps a moral and a quiet house. dec 0 DISSOLUTION OF COPA.RTNERSHIIP. T HE copartnership heretofore existing betwveen the 'undersigned and car ried on in the town of Winnsboro, Coun ty of Fairfield, State of South Carolina, under the name and style of SUGisN HIEIMER & GROESClEI2, has been this day dissolved by miutual consent, by the withdlrawval of B. Saigenheimer. The busi. ness will be continued by Joseph Grocs schel, who assumes all liabilities and col lects all debts clue the late firm. . SUGENH EIMER, J. GRC.ESCHE~L. January 24, 1881. NOTICE. I respectffylly mnform the public that I will continue business at the old stands for the next thlirtyv days. At the exp'ra tion of that timue I will be found at Ihe old stand of 8. WVolfe. All persdns in.. debted to the late firm of Sngenhimnr & Groeschel are requested to conmo forward andl settle at once, as the business of tho firm must be closed up. Respectfully, J. GROE~SCH1EL, NOTICE. I hereby inform my friends and cus tomers that 1 will hereafter 1)0 found at ti old stand in Gerig's building, whe 1 wvill continue businoss. Respectfully, jan 27 B. SUGENBEIMER. GUANO ! GUANO !! I HAVE the agency at several standard brandls or Guano. amongst which arc the Moniarch and the Wdcox & Gibbs Manipulated. I will also keep a large isuppay ot Acid Phmo phate. Parties will do well to give me a ca I before making p~urcels~ elsewhere. I wili always give the highest market price for cotton. feb 3 -jx2ma R. J. MctARLLEY. NOTICE. OFFicE OF COUNTY TiEM Unsn Wazsanono. S. ( ., -lanmnary 21, 1881. ACTING undeor instructions from ahe .-.Comptroller General, 1 hereby give notice that all parties owvning or having an interest in lands now on the list of do lin quient lands, or in any lands heretofore forfeited to the State for the non.-paymenit of taxes, and which have not been sold for taxes or reclnimed, except sueh lands as wvere. forfeiled prior to 1878--79, may be redeemed on the payment of the taxes which may be duo wind un paidl thereon, with costa, but without p en 'ities: Pro vkded, said payment shall be made on ar before the 31sat day of May, 1881, as pro vided for in the Act af the General As sembly, approved December 24, 1880. JAMES Q. PAVIR, Sale alldFoedgtablds, WINNSBORO, S, C. A s 1880 has passed away, I am thankful for the past t'avors be. stowed on me by my Cusoimers of Chester, Lancaster and Fairfield coun ties, and must say that I have col lected exceedingly wvell, notwithstand ing the dry seasoii aind short crops. I now invite them to come, anid I will aell themi MULES AND HORSES on time until fall, upon their making m1e1 good papers. I also invite Caftni buyers, as I can sell to them as low as the lowest for-Cash. I DEFY COMPrrITION. A. WILLIFORD,. Jan 1t FRESH GROCERIES! UGARS, assorted. Collbes, Rio, Largiayra and Old Gov. Java. Rio an11d Old Gov. Java Roasted. Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder and Young iyson. CANNED GOODS. Pears, Peaches, Pineupples. To matoes, Salmn, Corned Beef, D eviled 1111m anld Turkey, Sardinles, &-C. Macalr'oli an d Cheese, Ginguer Pre scrves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopet Gelitine, I ustard, Black Pepper and Nutimieurs. Baldivini Catsup. Cross & Black well's Chow Chow, Empire Chow Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per rin's Worcestershire Sauce. J. F. McMASTER & 00. sept 14 FACTS! SELLINQ OFF AT COST. FOR TilE NEXT THIRTY D)AYE I WILL SELL THIE EiTSTItE STOC K F"ORMERLY 0OWNED BY SUGENHIEIE & GROESCHEI AT THE OLD STAND)S AT GERIG'S AND WOL"E'S BUILD fNGS. J~. a- OEisO~EC E N U CC E SS OR. GREAT IN BUiJ 1IM EN T.: W E have now in storeothe larges and w'hich will be disposed of at lov prices. Dry Goods, Clothing, Hat Shoes, Groceries, Bridles. Saddles. Harness, Red Leather', Harness Loather &c. We are not given to "BLOWING, but can truthfully say we are offer ing solid bargains, and will be glat to see you. U. G.DESPORTES. sept 20 LUD)EN & B1TES' SOUJTHERN MUSiC HOUSE. THE MUSIC HOUSEOF THE SOUTH! REDMOVAL TO OUR New Double Store An Ilumnense Musle Teinple. Two large stores, cch' 31) foot front and four stories high, fronting on threo streets and filled from cellar to loft with musical supplies. Nothing to comparo with it in the Southern States. A BIG STORE, A BIG STOCK, A BIG TRADE, A"V UORM TO COME, Iuunrung tIO ten years since our estab lishment of our hoius we have developed the tausio trade of the South to a won derful (egree, but as yet we have only be gun. Wasco, not many years ahead, a business of a million a . car, and to take care of this onornioui trado we have pro. vided our piesont niaminoth warerooms. Fall trade 183' will bo immense. We are ready for i. For niontlis our senior part ner has been at the North contractlng with Piano antd Organ nanufacturors for insiruments. lie has coneludod most advantageous contracts, and the Pianos and Organs aro "condng, coining" 109,000 nore. by every steamer. Neu styles, Now Prices, New Terms, New Store, New Dc par iro. SPECIAL OFFER, FALL 1880. Cash prices with three Months erottit. Dur'ng months of An' Sept.. nad Oct.. W ill sell Pianos ni d Organs at LowEsT CASH PmIC:s, payable $26 Cash on a Pi ano or $10 (ash on an Organ, with the balanco in three months, wITHoUT INTER WHAT DO TOU SAY TO THIS OFFER? Writo for Tllustrated Ciialogoes and Now Prieo Lists ior Fall 1b60 and pro pare to be astonished. LUDIDEN & BATES' SAVANNAH, GA. Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers. july 0. _C= CURE i BACK ACHE And all disenses of the Kidneys, Blladder and Urinary Organs by wearing the Imnproved Excelsior Kidney Pad It is a marvel foe healing and relief. SIP LE, SENSIBLE, DIRtECT, PAIN LESS, POW EhFUL. It enres whore all (1lse Iails. A Reye. lationi and Revolution in Medicine. Ab sorption Or direct application, as op~posod to unsatisfactory' internalmoiciines. Send for our treatise on Kidney troubles, sent free. T1his is the Original and Genuine Kidney Pad. Ask for it and fakeono other. At wholesale in Charleston, 8. C.s by D~owio & Moiseo, Wholesale Druggists. Sold by' druggists, or sent by mail, on ro ceipt, of iprice, $2. Address The "Only" Lung Pad Co., Wihiiams Block, De)troit Mich. dec 21-$xtm Q. M THE . LY Cures by ABSOlin10ON (Naturoe way, ALL LN DIE E, It DriVes into the system ourativi agents and healing medicine,. It draws from the diseased parte th< poisons5 that caus. death. Trhousa~nds testify to its virtues. You can be Relieved and Cured. Don't despair until von have tried thiu Sensible, Easily Appfiod and RtADIC'AL LY RFFECTUJAL Remedy. Send for tes timoniala andi our book, "Three Millioni a Year." Ment f:-ee At, wholesale in Charleston, S. 0., by Dowie & Moise. Wholesale Dreiggis. Sold by Druggis, or sent by mail or receipt of price, $2.00, by Thle "Only" L~ung Pad Co., Williams Blookc, Detroit, Mich, doe 21-tx~m ; o gents E Mgouts ~fa~ ~MACHINELCD. Wat '64-N'."CHARL.EE.S'. DALl.fMOREpMviDl it. W. PIL~IlA'8, Agent, Winna boro, 8. C. dIec 21-ly J. E. MODOlVALD, * ATTrORNEY AT LAW, .V.3 L AW R ANG E, WINN8BORlO,8. 0. OW~ Jn ltaroef Court Uouse. Ijan 29) DON'T Until You IY STOCK of Furniture, which will est according to quality, and for d Renmember that al my goods are warrant Furniture olsewhere, then come to the fh best selection and can buv cheaer. Ben wW Blythewood, White' Oak, Voodwar ant York. This .9 a reconnendatlon of A new supply ofWindow Shades, Wal Frames, Chromos, Hat Racks, and Book . The largest supply of Tin Chamber Seti ber Suits. Call and see them. A new si any. Don't Buy a Machine merely becau it and lfkes it. Remember that most of t puflfed have but little merit.. The one yo dine and vexation, Is noiseless, runs It. Retnemuber the Gold Medal was awar over eighty coinpetito's. I can refer you always given entire satisfaction. Reinen Saslt Factory. All orders entrusted to m the lowest )ae1;0s. Furniture neatly repal prepared to make to order. Lunber' and ing Machine Needles and attachimens aaa ame. Don't fiail to call before purchasing THE LATESI ~m=w-7 RE SEWING MACHINE. LARGE ARM, W3MPLE, NOISELESS. SETTING NEEDLE, THREADING SHUTTLE, WINDING BOBBIN. ELEGANT IN FINiSI, AND IN FACE The Only Perfect Machine lMde. A. & A. G. ALFORD, No. es Gouth Calvert Street, BALTIMORE, MD. TAKE NOTICE. REMEMBER THE PLACE OF. t t P. Lalleckor & Bra. TIIEY are closing out their entire stock of WINTR DRlESS GOODS of all descriptions at expecially low prices. CLOTHING I CLOTHING I ! To make room for our spring Goods, we will close out all Heavy Wool Gar ments, consisting of Suits and Over coats, regardless of their value. FURNISHING GOODS, which we will also close out equally cheap. A call for inspection Ia cordially in vited and saisfaction guaranteed in overy respect. -IP. LANDECKERI & BUO. Jan 15 TOP BUGGIES. OPEl BUGGIES. SPRIING WAGONS. IH AVE in store a- car load of assorted] atylee, which I offer at bottom Agures for cash or good paper. Call and examine them, whether you wish to buy or not. 3. HI. CUMMING8. Opposite D~unlevy & Yant's, fob 1-tf BUY Have Seen Le the largest, handsomest and cheap esign and workmanship uneIuialed. ed to be as represented. Price your est-class store where You will have the r In mind that I shipogoods to Ridge. d's, Blackstock, and as far as Chester the qnality and price of my goodq. I Pockets, Brackets, Mirrors, Pictro s1elves, cheaper thanl the cheapest. ;, made to match Cottage and Cham 1pi9y of Sewing Maclineq as good as so your mother or your neighbor has he machines that are most largely in want is the one that will save voU light and will last a long time. I have ded to one of the Moohines I repesent. to many that are usig it, and It has iber that I am agent lor a Door and o will have prompt aittentIon land at red at. moderate prices. .I am also Shiigles for sale at small proiltc. Se w I parts of Machines can be had through 3lsewhere. It. W. P111 LIL,1P. TRIUMPH, /INGTON Aments for BAZAR PATTERNS. ATTENTION! S we Intend to give our attention Sin tle future entirely to Planta ion Supplies and Fertilizers, we ofler he contents of onr Dry Goods and lothing Store at cost, as we Intend to ivo up that part. of our business. 'hose Goods must. be sold, and for ash 1fl delivery. Now is your time o buy. Black Cashmeres at New York cost. Colored Cashmercs at New York ost. Black Alpacas at Now York cost. Colored Alpacas at Newv York cost. All kinds of Dress Goods at New cork cost. Trimming Satins (all shades) at row York cost. A full line of Cassimercs at New for'k cost. Water-proof Cloths at New York ost. TO hEOUSEKEEPERtS: Table Linen at New York cost. Napkins at New York cost. Doylles at Newv York coat. Towels at New York cost. BUTTONS! BUTTONS 1! Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery, Under year and Gloves; all at New York ost. Buy your Spring and Summer 3ressos, Jaconets, Swiss, Victoria lawvns, Linens, Cambrics and Edg nlgs, and Insertinigs to trim them w Ith. illH at Noew York cost. We have no space to enumerate far-a her. We want to sell out every thing lot usually kept in a Plantation Sup. >ly Store. T HIS 15 NO H UMBUG. Call and prices will convince you. knd be sure and bring the CASH, as to goods will be charged. F. Eldr a Co. dee 80 THE PEOPLE'S flUTUAL R E LI EF A 8800I A TIO0N. T HIS is an Association of business'men, who, for their mutual protection, sontribute towards a fund, so as .n ease of death, their families may ro., selvo from $2.000 to S5,000), aecording to irmount of cortificate. This is one o fth e yest plans of life insurance. You pay as you go, just like fire Insurance, and with noro convenience even, as you pay by small instalments during th~e year. WVe ,efer to those best acquainted with us, is : memibers in Fairfld: G, H. Mc. Vaster, Jas. A. Brice, Jo. B. Davis, D. [1. Fienniken, B. Sugenheimer, J. W. VICreight, Jo. J. Neil, Thomas b3. Jtoho on. J. Clondilning, 1B. B. Hanahan, I. WIeamns Davis, Jas. Q. Davis. Any one hat should like to become a member wilt iplyt0. 0. BACOT, ot 2 Agent. ONION SETS. FRESH Garden Seed and Onion Bets, .L just received. McoMASTEll, JICE & RETCflTN. Jan3 n.