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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15
Wedding Bells at Barnesville.

| The occasions are otherwise than numer-
GUS when the quaint and quiet village of
| GAINESVILLE is aroused from It's usual sleepy
and tranquil repose. But there is one thing
that never fails to create the liveliest inter-
est in the minds of the community and
that is the prospect of attending we'd
| ding. And the marriage of Prof. Thomas
Story to Miss Sdonia f. Hilton proved not
an exception. The marriage took place on
Tuesday, August the 9th, in Christ's Episco-
pal church, GAINESVILLE, Rev. III. Thomas
officiating. The church was trimmed in
the most effective manner; midway OF the
OF the chancel railing was erected a large
arch of evergreens and choice flowers, under
which the bridal party stood, with large
embematic horseshoe, composed of roses,
suspended gracefully from the top of the
arch. Five O'Clock in the afternoon was
the appointed hour, but long before this the
relatives and friends of the party had driven
to the church and filled the building to over
flowing. The bride looked very pretty in
close-fitting travelling dress of brown mate
rial trimmed with velvet, while the groom
wore the regulation suit Of black, When
the services were ended the newly welded
pair remained in their places to receive the
congratulations Of those assembled. After
a piSasaut uuii HSuI spent III luis llduHcT,
the smiling couple were driven TO the station
where they boarded the train amid perfect
shower OF rice thrown from the hands of
many well-wlshing friends.
noticeable feature of the wedding was
that all those who actually participated in
the affair were quondam pupils of Prof
Story, the groom, during sometime or other
OF the fifteen years of his educational and
musical labors, The ushers, Messrs Pyles
and HELEN, received their earliest training
under his guidance, and it seemed to give
them untold pleasure in assisting at this
happy moment of the Professors life The
Poolosville Band had also assembled in full
regalia on this occasion in honor of the
groom, who by his untring zeal and energy
contributed greatly in establishing the en-
viable reputation which that organization
now enjoys. The band furnished appropri-
ate music as the wedding party came to the
church and also when leaving the church
for the station. But there was one pupil,
the bride, OF the Professors necessarily pres
ent on this occasion, who was the most OBJ
served of all, not only by the people in gen.
eral, but by the Professor in particular, and
at this one time We must accuse him Of
showing too much partality, a fault which
his admirers will no doubt, overlook at
time like the present
E The bride was the recipient of many beau
tiful and costly presents.
LEN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15
THE WARD
WITHOUT AN Equal.

A 7 THE Spring Meeting OF the Montgom.
"A cry County Agricultural Society held
at the Fair Grounds, Rockville, on Wcdnes-
day, June 4th, 1884, the mos, noticeable and
perhaps, the most interesting feature next 10
the racing, was the Trial OF Sulky Flows.
There we're on exhibition, THE WIZARD,
GlLPlN, ROLAND, FURST Il BRADLEY,
Cassidy, FARQUiIAR, b. d. BUFORD &
CO.'S, and THE FLYING DUTCHMAN. All
OF them except the last three named were put
on trial and entered the contest
There were no regularly appointed Judges,
but general trial was given for the judg-
ment OF all. A fnll and exhaustive and
clearly contested contest was had, and il ap-
peared that the WIZARD was decidedly the
favorite. In fact n canvass made among the
spectators developed the TACT that the follow
ing named gentlemen and many others express
Themselves freely to the effect the WARD
had no equal on exhibition that the Wizard
did better work with the lightest draft tina n
any one Of the competing plows--
Is. H. MILLER, FRED'K STABLER.
r. Is. LANSDALE, EDW. GILPIN,
ARTHUR STABLER,CAPT. FLETCIIALL,
RICH'D DORSEY. A. j. CASHELL,
Il. W HORNER, +. A. TSCHIFFELY
SAM'L HIGGINS, s. q. CASHELL,
y b. BEST, AMOS HOLLAND,
COL. SAM. DORSEY,G W. G. BEALL.
4 WATKINS, JOHN II. HARRIS,
SAM'L HOPKINS, CLAG. HOLLAND.
JOHN A. BAKER,
je l3-r Washington, D. @.
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Festival and Tournament.

The Annual Festival at Carroll Chapel
this county, closed on Wednesday of last
week with great eclat. The day being all
that could be wished for was enjoyed alike
by both old and young, and was truly a
scene Of pleasure and animation.
The dinner table, presided over by our old
Washington friend, Mrs. Kearn, assisted by
Mrs. Jas. McDermott, Mrs Burnett, Mrs
Boose and others, was filled with all those
substantials which tempt the appetite aad
was immensely patronized. The lunch table
by the Misses Anderson seemed to be doing
Il thriving business and presented one of the
most attractive feat res Of the day. The
Bower, by Miss Ada McDermott, assisted
by three 81 Washngton's most fascinating
beauties, the Misses Jennie and Gertie Cogan
and Miss Laura Fcnwick, presented n very
fine appearance and reflects great credit
upon the young ladies in charge, and ap.
pcarcd TO be u very special rendezvous for
many young gents. The Jacobs Well, by
Miss Matte Van Riswick, assisted by Misses
Stewarts, Fenwick and Ccary, was noted
above all others for the business transacted
by its fair lady IN charge
The feature Of the day, however, was tho
grand tournament, in which twelve knights
participated, with two rides at three rings
f. Burriss, Knight Of Lay Hill, / ring; H.
Swartz, d. G., a; e. W. Carr, Highland, 2;
r. A. Cisscl Oak Grove, 3; r. r. Clark
Last Chance, 8; 4. S. Ager, Chillian Valley
3; J. Il. Thompson, Coicsville, 5; G. VIII
liams, First Attempt, A.; D. Freeman, Prince
George, 8; W. Richardson, Home, Sweet
Home, 3; W. J. Walters, Maryland Boy, 5.
The tic between the tour knights having
five rings each was ridden off with follow.
ing result: Last Chance first, who crowned
Miss Ada Caldwell, Of District of Columbia,
Queen of Love and Beauty; Prince George,
second, crowned Miss Cora Cissel First Maid
of Honor; Maryland Boy, third, Miss Carr
Second Maid Of Honor; Colesyile, fourth,
Miss - Third Maid OF Honor. The coro.
nation address by J. +. Riley, OF the Wash.
ington BAR, was very appropriate and par
ticularly complimentary, after which the
young folks adored ut the shrine Of Tcrpsi.
chorc until u late hour, when all retired IA
their homes filled with pleasant memories
OF the past and anticipation Of the future
festival. DC.
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At Heilbrun.s Old Stand

No. 4O9 Seventh street, Washington, ID.
G., Look for The Old Woman in Window.
Gents fine Calf Boots, 81 so 10 So; stitched
Caters, warranted, ~ 90; solid Congress
and Lace Caters, 81 90; first-class Brogans
and Plow Shoes, 81 IS; Ladies' Kid and
Foxed Button, 81 50 TO So; Ties, Slippers
and Buskins, 40 cents up; Children's and
inlants Shoes, 20 cents up. Entire new
stock Best attention.
L. HEnBRUN, Manager.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15

g. a. o. Canal Daniel X Stewart
has filed supplemental bill in dhe United
States Circuit Court for Maryland looking
to the foreclosure of the mortgage given by
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to secure
the preferred construction bonds, which
have not been met at maturity, and on
which interest has been long in arrears.
The bill sets forth that nearly all the pre-
ferred bonds issued under the act of 1874
have become overdue as to the principal
and are now unpaid, and that the residue
are about TO become due, and Mr.. Stewart
charges that by reason thereof he is enti-
tied to the ordinary and usual decree Of
foreclosure and sale of the mortgaged prop
erty. He charges that money has been Dor
rowed under the act of 1878, ostensbly for
repairs, but that in reality ii was misapplied
to extending locks and improving the con.
struction OF the canal. The supplementary
bill also charges that the act of 1878 at
tempts to authorize sale OF the canal upon
default in the payment of three successive
coupons issued under that act, and clouds
the title oil the bondhclders claiming under
the mortgage given to secure preferred bonds.
The bill also asks for an injunction to pre-
vent Mr.. Smith, the President, or his agents,
from interfering with the property of the
company, enjoning the company from is
suing bonds under the act of 1878, and also
the trustees under that act declaring the act
void, and for a receiver to collect the reve-
nues for the benefit of the preferred bond
holders until the sale of the canal is made.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15

sale Of a Fine H0rse.-"Eldie Ii, Il
fine driving horse owned by Mr. j. Smith,
Of Plaine No. A, has been sold by Mr. Smith
to +. NJ. Draney, Esq, of Washington, d.
c., for $1,000. Eddie b" has been under
the care OF Mr.. Ed. Brengle for seven months
and his best record, trottod in lhe Ivy City
track, at Washington, is 2.24 lIe made the
first quarter in 37i seconds; second, 36t
third, 35i, and the fourth in 34t. Mr.. smith
when he placed the animal in charge Of Mr..
Brenglc, instructed him TO sell him for $3.50,
but he showed such speed that Mr.. Brcngle
held on To him and the consequence is that
Mr. Smith is In pocket $3.50, less what he
paid Mr.. Brengle-F Fred. Call.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15

Ladies' Medical Adviser.--A com.
plete Medical Work for Women, handsome.
ly boHnd in cloth and illustrated postpaid
for 10 two-ccnt stamps. Tells how to pre-
vent and cure all diseases Of the sex, by a
treatment gt home. Worth its weight in
gold to every lady suffering from any Of
these diseases. Over 10000 sold already
Address Nunda Publishing Company, Nun.
da N Y
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The Only strictly One.price Hat

The Only strictly One-Price Hat
and Gents Furnishing Store in Washing
ton. Prices cheaper than the cheapest
Persons not understanding the art Of bar.
gaining will find It TO their advantage u
buy at Francs Onc-Prlce, corner 7th and l.
streets. Warren X. Norris, Salesman.
aug IDLY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15

Political Notice. The members Of
the Democratic State Central and County
Committees for Montgomery county are re.
quested 10 meet at Rockville, on Tuesday,
August 10Th, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, upon i'm.
portant business.
WV, BREWER, Chm
State Central Committee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15

Base Ball.-At the National Grounds,
Washington, on Monday last, the second
game Of series was played between the
Stars, of this DOWN, and the Langley mines.
The Stars scored Is runs and the Langeys
ID. At the close of the 9th inning the Stars
had never played better game, scoring 10
runs to their opponents g. Braddock, Of
the Stars, played the game without making
an error, and Epping, in his graceful and
effective playing, played second to Brad.
dock.
A correspondent sends us the following
account of game between the Coesvile
and Ashton clubs:
"rhe Colesvile Base Ball Club met with
an overwhelming defeat at the hands OF thu
Ashton Club, on the latter's grounds, on the
9Th instant. The game was marked with
heavy batting by the Ashton Club, and
loose fielding by the Colesville, Messrs
Wylie, Gipin, Bowlus and Thomas making
two and three base hits every time they
went TO the bat. Messrs .Wylie, Bowles
and Thomas exceled in fielding The score
ut the end OF the game stood 3S to 10 in favor
Of the Ashton. This club, though young,
promises TO makea strong adversary for the
crack clubs Of our county, rs they are the
heaviest batters, we presume, in the county
The crack pitchers must lose no time In
hnling new curve"
Thursday Of last week, game at Rockville
between the Stars, of Rockville, and the
Treadwells, Of Washington; score-Stars
II, Treadwells a.
Wednesday last, at Hyattsvlle, Prince
Georges county, Stars, Of this tswn, 10, and
Hyattsville 26.
The following games will be played at
the Fair Grounds, here, by the Stars:
Columbia Mutuals, Of Washington, Aug.
10; Westminster, Carroll county, Aug. 10 /;
Longwood, Sandy Spring, Aug. %.
return game will be played at Washing
ton with the Peabodys on Aug. 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE
COMPANY


OF WATERFOWL, N. Y, organized, 1853,
Net assets for protection OF policy hold
els, Jan. lst, 1884, ST. $50 ,057 90.
Amount paid for losses BY fire during It's
career of thrty-one (3l) years, 81, O2O, 600.
Avoiding all business hazard il makes las
surance doubly sure"
1t pays for damage done by lightning,
whether fire ensues or moi. 1t pays for live
stock killed by lightning whether in barn or
field.
The Agricultural Insurance Company has
received hearty recognition from the PROPER
" holders of Maryland, and numbers among
its patrons many of tho leading men of the
State. Its rates are ms low as any reliable
company can write. Policies issued for three
(3) years
MA iew OF the prominent Marylan nd pa
irons OF the Agricultural Insurance Company
will be found below
Pres John W. Garrett, B. 80. n. r. Go.
Ex-Governor William T. Hamilton.
John 5. Gilman, President Second Nation
al Bank, Baltimore.
James Boyce, Wholesale Miner and Shipper
Of coal
Geo O Appold, Pres NJ. g. NJ. Steamship
Company.
Hon. Barnes Compton, State Treasurer.
Hon. Jacob Tome, Cecil county, Md.
VIM. McKenney, Queen Anne's county
and many others
d. A. CLARK, General Agent for Mary
land, Southern Pennsylvania Delaware and
West Virgina, No. l0P o. Avenue, Balti-
more, Md Rates on application 10
w. II PACE, Agent,
june 2O-3mP I'oyd's Station, Md.
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NURSERY STOCK
NEW PROVISION STORE.

INEiE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. The citizens OF ROCKVILLE and vicin-
ity that he has just opened in the building on
the northwestern corner OF Commerce and
Washington streets, 10 snid town. n frst-class
Provision Store, where ut all times may be
found the best quality of
f. re - IN MI O "a t q d,
such rs Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, Veal,
and a general assortment of Fresh Vegetables
In season.
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
will he supplied during the season al reasona-
BILE terms. ] shall also keep on hand Foreign
and Domestic Fruits, Pickles, Canned Goods,
and all other articles usually found 10 store
OF this kind, all Of which will be sold at very
reasonable prices.
FARM Frs having fat stock for sale should
give me call, rs will pay the highest market
prices for the same.
The public are respectfully solicited 10 call
and examine my stock.
W. =. GROWN,
mar i4-l; Rockville, Md
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Grange Meeting.-The regular Quar-
terly Meeting of the Montgomery County
Grange, No. z, was held at Olney, July 31st.
A very interesting discussion was had on
our county school system and the course of
instruction that should be adopted Mr.. A.
b. Davis, of County School Beard, stated
that all the tax-collectors had paid up to
date 80 that the Board had been enabled to
pay the teachers and settled all bills TO July
LIST; but that emily one-half the children in
the county attended the public schools
Resolutions were adopted urging p .rcnts and
guardians to feel "A sense of responsibility in
using the opportunity of educating their
children which the tax payers provide
Mr.. Rojer b. Farquhar made an earnest
appeal 10 citizens generally Ia become mem
beers and take part in the management OF
the Agricultural Society. Quite number
OF tickets Of membership were issued at the
meeting and resolution adopted heartily
endorsing the present management of the
Society and ple'lging the members to make
the coming exhibition Il success.
A request was made tn the Governor 10
send the State Veterinary Surgeon To the
neighborh0od ot Jamestown to examine
and prescribe for the epidemic among swine
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pRIIE Send six cents for postage
II L HIM. and receive free costly box
OF goods which will help you TO more money
right away than anything else 10 this world
All, Of either sex, succeed from frat hour -
The broad road 10 fortune opens before the
workers. absolutely sure. At once address,
TRUE q Co, Augusta, Maine. dec lay
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15
Double wedding

Double Wedding .-Potomac Chapel
was the scene Of large and fashenabl.
gathering ON Tuesday last u witness the
marriage Of Mr.. John Cornell and Miss
Minnie Cramer, and Mr.. Louis Cramer and
Miss Annie Council. The church WIS
handsomely decorated and in front Of the
bridal party, as they stood before the chan
Gel, was placed pyramid VI flowers The
happy couples will please accept our best
wishes for their future happiness and pros
perity.
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MethOdist Centennial. AT Y

Methodist Centennial AT Washing
ton Grove next Tuesday the celebration Of
the centenary Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held, which will b. the most
important services of the Camp. The pro-
gramme will be Us follows; AT $3.50 A NJ. u
centennial prayer meeting; at 8 A. M. cen
tennal ovcteast. The main service at II
A. NJ. will be opened with prayer by Rev.
W. II. Laney, after which addresses upon
"Our Methodsm" will be delivered, rs fol-
lows ats Rise" Rev. II. r. Naylsr, D. ID.
ats Polity," Rev. W, 5. Edwards, b. D.;
ats Doctrines and Experience" Rev. w
I. l.. Weech; ats Educational Interests, II
Rev. J. A. McCauley, d. d. AT the Sab.
bath School centennial jubilee, at $50 p.
NJ, addresses will be delivered by Rev. w.
|. McKenney, Rev. II. s. FRANCE and Rev.
Robert N. Baer, d. d. At night ccnten-
NAL revival sermon will be preached by
Rev. w. II. Chapman.
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raising and demonstration will be held at
Sligo, On Saturday evening, the 30th inst,
Ut 7 o'clock. Several prominent and elo-
guent speakers have promised attendance,
and fine music has been engaged, A rous-
ing meeting is anticipated and arranged for.
Clubs from all parts Of the county arc In.
vited to attend, and are requested TO cores
pend with the Sligo club to arrange for the
running Of a special train. Address Hon.
A. l.. Graves, President, or Z. w. Avirett
Secretary of the Cleveland, Hendricks and
Nelson club, Sligo, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15

HF A STORE with varied stock, fair
" prices and polite attention Is n convent.
enOe that nose fail 10 appreciate.
DER WOOD
bears these characteristics 10 n conspicuous
measure Besides my regular domestic trade
! have singular facilities Of mail and railroad
transportation, and can Gil any order within
forty eight hours.
n1- IN addition TO the general system Of
trading goods for produce, ! will buy LIVE
STOCK such MS Calves, Lambs Chickens,
&c, and whatever ! can dispose of in the
regular market.
Persons passing on the public road or com
ing here TO meet trains will find horse feed
and shedding.
NURSERY STOCK
GB- Having rcccutly received revised
price-lst aud many new plates Of fruits and
flowers, shall endeavor 10 submit them per-
sonally through Mr. Iledgmap, who will call
on my friends aud the public general Solicit
lag their orders with prices that must be at
trnciive
mar 2l-H u WATKINS
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THE GHPLN!

Acknowledged Prominently
tho BEST Sulky Plow in
the World.
| NO GUESS-WORK, see figures. NO
WEAK POINTS, examine Plows, NO
EXPERTS REQUIRED, points OF SUI
periority are plain. NO WOULD
RECORD. NO CANVASS or solicitations
to establish for the GILPIN facts which do
not exist, but the facts are;
THE LIGHTEST DRAFT on record
300 Pounds, cutting furrow 5xl6 inches,
was made by the GILPIN at Hutchinson,
Kansas, March, "a, 1884
JUDGES &c. W. Rumuel, j. p. Kline,
J.. ii. Dunkin, NJ. Daily, J. Hazlett w. W
Fierce, N. Ross, Samuel Phelps, II. II. Allen,
VIM. Adkin, Charles Warner.
day I'd, 1884, the following was the score
GlLPIN, cut furrow 6xls i-3 in. 52s lbs.
WARD, 6xI6 g heia
LITTLE GIANT, sxi5 l.6 i" S4i
This test was made on DR.. W. w WARNINGS
'"'"'' MAR Croom station, Prince Georges
county, Md, and is the average work and
draft of six different tests made ~, six differ
eni places--same dyuamomeier and team used.
All present bore witness.
JUDGES VIM. Il, Duval, VIM. s. Ryou.
H. H. Beall, I. L. s. Bowie, j. s. Berry.
II would take col mns of space to chroni.
Gle the many Victories, we should say
walEx-overs.v
for the GlLPlN, the amount of work and
quality OF same considered; especially is this
the case in land that subjects pillow to the
true test but il you wish 10 be happy, for de.
tail of construction, &C., we ask your atten-
ton TO our advertisement in another column
OF this paper.
GS- With the request that you place your
orders early for the FAMOUS SINGLE LIE.
YER, WROUGHT-STEEL GILPIN SULKY
PLOW. We have hut few lief, out of the
CARLOAD purchased this Spring.
Very respectfully,
I. II. HEISKELL, Jr., II co,
June 3o-3m Washington, d @.
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Fire is a Good Servant,
b A ID M A S L Il r.!

TNHE ATTENTION OF owners of iarm pro-
perry and residences in Montgomery
county, seeking security against loss by fire,
is invited to the claim to their patronage of
the
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Yis, Sab; Yves Comm, Sure's Yer Born

10 Rockville, on Fi9day, August 29tt, from
Way Doom IN Dries L0nd-A Real 81.
mom.Pu,o Band Of Old Time Cofton Field
Darktes-A Genuine Southern ltge-,Sing-
ing Troupe Of Camp. Meeting Mel0dists.
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The Solid Comfort

Virginia Avenue and 9th Street, n. W,
oct 27-tf WASHINGTON, d. G.
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ENTERPRISE LIME KILNs.

REFERENCE
is Hnllowell, u. Magruder, J. e. Wilson
George W Darcy, George f. Barnesly,
e p. Thomas, Asa NJ. Stabler, Arthur
Stabler, II. Trail, Granville Stabler, John
Lishear VIM. Laird, Jr., VIM. Lee, II. II.
Miller j. p. Council, Geo. Brooke, Amos
Holland, John Cashell, J. G. Caslrcll with
many others OF Montgomery and the surround
ing counties of MARYLAND
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-08-15

T,HlSNEW HOTEL In all its appointments
/ IS frst-class. The exterior Of the Hotel
which 10 now three stories, presents beauti-
ful appearance, and will compare ayorabIy
with any structure OF the kind in the State.
The entire arrangements Of the Hotel are In
keeping with It's outward appearance, and
supplied with every modern Improvement and
convenience, ana has been newly furnished
.hrougbout NJ very heavy cost No pains
or expense will be omitted TO promote the
comfort OF Guests.
Since lis opening In August the "C0RCO-
RAM has enjoyed large patronage, and so
paiDstaking ~ the management that It's sue
cess Is assured. Reasonable rates are offered
to Washington business men, clerks, &c,
Rockville easy access to Washington making
II more desirable rs u summer or winter resi-
tenee than any point on any railroad leading
into Washington. The people OF the county
are assured OF particular attention, the aim
and object being TO make this Hotel al IssTi-
TUITION of which the county can be proud.
oct 5.iy
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ENTERPRISE LIME KILN

TINE undersigned would inform his friends
and the public that he still continues to
manufacture aud keep on hand good supply