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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Out of 84,657
Voter Turnout Prediction
Missed by Only 48 Votes

He gave indication of this Sep
tember 21 when he predicted that
100000 persons would register to
vote in Montgomery County.
Skeptics We're impressed when
final figures showed 1883 reg.
istered, or 1872 fewer than Cad.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Out of S4,657

Ward w. Ca d din g t o n,
Board of Election Supervis-
ors clerk, has a crystal ball in
his head.
Inside that globe is an oriental
abacus, and an IBM electronic
brain" :" There must be.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Rotary Head Visits

Rotary District Governor John
c. Krusen recently visited the
Rockville Rotary Club and talked
about Rotary ideals. After the
regular luncheon meeting held in
the Rockville Methodist Church,
Krusen met with Club President
Guy Jewell, the board of directors
and various committee chairman
to discuss club business.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Back Bethesda Hospital,
Silver Spring Is Asked

Backers of a Silver Spring
hospital have been urged by a
Suburban Hospital spokesman
to work with Suburban Hos
pital for creation of lone great
hospital center" at Bethesda.
Carroll Morgan, president of
Suburban Hospital, argued be-
fore the Silver Spring Hospital
Association last Friday that
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

within three years our road pro-
gram will make Suburban Hos
pital only minutes away from
Gaithersburg, Wheaton, Kensing-
ton, Potomac and Silver Spring"
The off-again, on-again dream
of a Silver Spring Hospital re-
Gently received a shot in the arm
when physicians group said it
could raise $500,000 to contribute
toward such a hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
In School Race fir. p.
Oxley Bumped
By so Votes

vote apparently was recorded in
the tabulating room as 100 higher
than the actual figure.
Thomas picked up another 81
vote advantage from absentee
ballots, which were not opened
until the official canvass.
Although unofficial and official
counts seldom match in every de-
tail, it is extremely rare for the
outcome to be reversed by the
official canvass.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Science Unit
Okayed for
T. College

Preliminary plans for a sleek
new science building at Montgom-
cry Junior College were approved
this week by the Board of Edu-
cation.
Modernistic design for the
three-story structure was out
lined to the board by architect
John F. Stann.
1t includes physics, chemistry
and biology Laboratories on sepa-
rate levels; large 210-capacity
lecture hall; a smaller lecture
hall to seat 20, and other class
room and service facilities.
Total floor space is 10000
square feet.
A small planetarium has been
designed as an alternate item, to
be included if funds permit.
A sum of $4,000 has been
budgeted for the project.
350-bed Sibley Hospital and Sub
urban.
with your generous offer OF
$500,0OO from a group" Morgan
said, plus your own total assets
of, say 100000, you would only
be eligible for 100000 of Hill
Burton funds, which funds would
not be Forthcoming for years at
best. You still are nowhere near
the $4 million required to build
a 225.bed facility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
George Mason
bo|sters Lead

George Mason gained its 10th
victory against no losses in the
Virginia District 9, Group II
League, last night while the
next three contenders were
beaten.
The Mustangs defeated
Nokesville. $3.50, in Falls
Church, while Herndon upset
second place Rappahannock,
$500. Loudoun County sur
prised Warrenton. $500, and
Garfield beat Marshall, 6l-50.
Rappahannock now has a To
league mark, followed by War
renton at 7-3 and Marshall at
Ga.
Tony Hodges scored IS points
to lead George ..lason, while
Gordon Mayhugh Melted II for
Nokesville (2-9). Herndon (4-6)
was led by Bob Rust, who
dropped in % points. Julian
Brown had Is for Rappahan-
mock.
Bob Barrett Melted 81 for
Loudoun County (5-5) while
Garfield sd was paced by
Fred Ferlazzo with 20. Osbourn
(1-9) was idle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
Rivals Concede Crupper
Sporks Surge by CIV \.

fashion with a 1888 decision
over Groveton last night at
Wakefield.
Ron Terwilliger and Gar
Schweikhardt led the winners
with 10 and Is points. Rick
Reynaud had nine for Grove
ton. Wakefield is now 81 over
all, while Groveton is just the
opposite, 1-9.
Four players hit the double
figures as Annandale bumped
of Fairfax, 1852, in a Group
game last night at Annandale.
Dave Cruden, George Elgin,
Joe Davies and Jerry Gable
combined to give the Atoms
their highest point total of the
season. Cruden was high with
20 points, followed by Elgin
with 10, Davies with Is and
Cable with IL. Oscar Keplipger
scored IA field goals and four
fouls for 80 points for Fairfax,
now 30. Annandale is ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

George Washington High
Schools basketball team is the
most improved club in the
Northern Virginia Group
League, according to Mike Skin
ner. Mount Vernon coach.
Skinner expressed his opinion
after. watching the Presidents
ring up an easy 80-57 victory
over his Majors last night at
Hammond. Mount Vernon had
defeated CIV, $685.. earlier in
the season.
The most pleasant surprise
for CIV has been the scoring
of Doug Crupper. He tailed
Is points last night to make
him second leading scorer in
the league.
Coach Steve Osisek started
the season with a slowed down
possession type Of game, an
odd switch for CIV which had
used race horse tactics for two
straight seasons.
I'VE have to find out what
we can do" Osisek said at that
time. He indicated the situa-
ton could change as the sea-
son progressed.
With Crupper leading the
way and George Barnes not far
behind. the Presidents have
won three Of their last four
league games. CIV meets WI
Friday night on the WI court,
and seems to be in a good posi-
ton to score an upset.
Last night CIV took an lilo
lead as it ran away from
Mount Vernon. Crupper and
Bob Clore hit consistently and
got help from Carlin Ridgley
and George Barnes. Clore
scored 81 points while Ridgley
and Barnes added Is and IL
respectively.
Little Bob McCord led Mount
Vernon with II points. Bob
Byrd scored IA points and Roy
Simms added l3 for the Majors.
CIV is now SIS in league play
while Mount Vernon slipped To
ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
Westinghouse Beuts
Episcopal WrestIers

Westinghouse High Schools
un beaten wrestling team
handed Episcopal its first de-
feat, 25-l1. yesterday at WI
by winning seven of the II
matches. There was one draw
Little Kirk Evans got the
Generals of TO a winning start
toward their 10th victory by
scoring a pin in the l03-pound,
class for the only fall Of the
afternoon. Episcopal had won
four matches and tied one be-
fore yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

Great Mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
BY DICK TIERNEY
star star writer


The going has been getting
rougher for the Cardozo High
School basketball team and
things don't appear to be get
ting any better.
In fact. Coach Frank Bolden
fears that Cardozo's once
beaten defending city cham
pions may lose a couple more
games especially If they don't
perform better than they did
yesterday in edging Western,
48-45, in an Interhigh League
West Division game at Roose-
welt.
Bolden admits he misses Hill
larry Brown. who graduated last
week. more than he thought he
would. The Clerks once highly
polished fast break has slowed
to almost a walk since Brown
left. 1t was particularly in
effective yesterday against a
Western team that time and
again failed to capitalize on
Cardozo mistakes. The Clerks
made good on IL free throws
while Western converted only
three.
Cardozo trailed throughout
the first quarter, but managed
to hold q 1919 lead at the end
Of the period thanks to Tom
Johnson's two late goals.
Jim Copeland put Western
ahead with q quick basket as
the second period opened. but
Rip Scott and John Douglas
hit on set shots to give Car
dozo the edge again. The lead
changed hands 10 times
throughout the game. Cardozo
led 1928 at the half and 1886
at the end of three quarters.
Cardozo held a 5-point lead
after three ana a half minutes
Of the final period when West
ern fought back.
The game was tied at 42-all
with three minutes to play.
Cardozo attempted to stall
with q 46-45 lead and las left.
Western got the ball after
Scott was fouled and missed
a free shot with As seconds
left. The Raiders held the ball,
gambling on a late shot, but
missed in the final 10 seconds
and Cardozo's Marshall John
son rebounded.
Seconds later Scott made two
free throws to give Cardozo
its 18th victory. Scott finished
with l3 points. johnson had
IL. y
Frank Neal scored IS points
and Louis Burrows IL to lead
Western, now with an e-4 over
all mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
Falls Church
Bumped by WI

Perry Newbauer scored five
points in the last two minutes
to lift Washington-Lee to a
1888 victory over a stubborn
Falls Church team last night
at WI.
Falls Church pulled within
three points Of WI late in the
game but Neubauer widened the
margin with his timely baskets.
Jim Wilson was high for WI
with IA points. Ken Sanders
had 10. Cam Coberly scored IA
for Falls Church. The win
boosted wills league record to
81. Falls Church is GA.
Wakefield won its eighth
straight Group game In easy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
B-CC RoIIy
Tops SuitIund

Bethesda Chevy Chase came
from behind to defeat Suitland,
52-4s. in a Bi-County League
contest yesterday at Suitland.
Bob Windsor led a B-CC
rally in the final quarter by
scoring eight points and COM
ing through with a layup in
the final seconds that clinched
the Barons' seventh win in Is
games. Windsor finished with
II points. while Bucky Brum-
baugh added is and Bob Bryan
IL.
Suitland (4-7) held a 3O-25
halftime lead.
Charlotte Hall defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
compy's Condition
Shows No Chance

GLEN COVE. N. r.. FEB. S
tR.-The condition Of Dodger
Catcher Roy Campanella.
whose neck was broken in an
automobile accident last week.
was unchanged" yesterday.
according to a bulletin issued
by Glen Cove Community Hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
Cordozo's Recent Lopse
Worries Coach BoIden

overhaulins cardozo as division
leader.
Clarence Jackson was the big
man for Roosevelt yesterday,
controlling the baekboards and
scoring Is points. He staked
the Riders to a nine-point lead
early in the second period.
Lou Willard led the losers
with 10 points. Collidge is now
1-l3 for the season. Roosevelt
is 7-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

Gwynn Park. 1881. yesterday
at Gwynn Park.
Bin Henry scored IS points
for Charlotte Hall. James
Blandford was high for owynn
Park with Is.
Surrattsville reached the 500
mark in 70 games with 4 $40
win over La Plata yesterday at
Surrattsville.
Martin Padgett led the win
ners with 20 points. Bernie
Cox scored is for La Plata,
now Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
Roosevelt Eyes
Lead in West

Roosevelt moved into second
place in the West Division by
defeating Coolidge. 5O-4l. yes
terday at Tech and became the
team with the best chance of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

43-25 win over Laurel yester-
day at Laurel.
Jim Diddle paced the VIC
tors with Is points. John Quill
topped Laurel with IL. Laurel
now has a l-9 record.
Richard King and Bayne
Phillips scored Is and IA
points to lead Calvert County
to a 6l-4S win over Great Mills
yesterday at Calvert County.
Norris Lloyd scored IA for
Great Mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
Phelps Wins,
Aids Eastern

Phelps registered a stunning
5T-44 upset victory over Arm.
strong in an East Division
game yesterday at Eastern ant
in so doing gave Eastern, Tho
division leader. q big assist.
Eastern was idle yesterday
and second-place Armstrong
was hoping to close the gap tc
a half game before meeting
Eastern Friday. Now thu
Ramblers hold q comfortable
margin.
Jim Baten led a Phelps rally
in the second half by scoring
II points. He finished with rs
Armstrong held a 1888 lead
going into the final period, but
Baten poured in 6 straight
points to put Phelps ahead to
stay.
Ben Harrison added IL points
for Phelps, now 6s7 overall
Earl Reeves scored I6 and
James Green II for Armstrong
ga overall.
Fred Harris scored 81 points
to lead Bell to an BOTS victory
over Wilson in q West Division
contest yesterday at Coolidge
It is the first time in sever
years that q Bell basketball
team has beaten Wilson.
Walter Markward scored IL
points, Hubert Dickins. IL. and
Willie Hinson, IL, for Bell, now
ST. overall. Wilson $50 was
paced by John Luce who scored
20 points and 6-foot-7 Fred
Hetzel's 10.
James Fox scored 10 points
and Vince Bonner added IL to
lead Tech to a CLAP victory
over Chamberlain in an East
Division game yesterday at
Tech.
Tech rolled to a 29-l9 half
time lead and was never headed
in chalking up its fourth win
against eight losses. Chamber
lain (4-1D was led by Kenny
Jones. who hit for IL points.
Bob Norman and Charles
Coleman each added 10.
Spingarn broke a six-game
losing streak by defeating Ana
costa, 1916, in an East Di-
vision game yesterday at Sping-
arm.
Bernard Levi scored IL points
in the final period to lead Sping-
arm from behind. He finished
with 20 points. Anacostia's
Larry Nolan scored IL points
and Lance Klein added IA. The
Victors have q TO record while
Anacostia stands at SO.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-27
OBITUARY

Once again we are called up
on to wright a brief history of
the life of one near and dear
TO us.
Charley Raymond Love was
born near Harriettsville. on
November 4, 1912 and departed
this life in an automobile ac-
cident, near Garrettsville, Ohio,
on December 20, 1857, being at
the time Of his death IS years,
one month and sixteen days Of
age.
He was united in marriage
with Nellie McCullum on May
II, 1910, at Woodsfield, Ohio.
He leaves to mourn his de
parture his wife and two chill
dren, Ronald and Linda, of the
home; his mother, Mrs. Phena
Love, of near Harriettsville: one
brother, Fred Love, of Wake
man, Ohio; one sister, Mrs. Hazel
Frihauf, of near Harriettsville,
and number of other relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Love was a member of
the Road Fork Baptist church.
Charley was a good husband,
father, neighbor and friend,
always willing to help anyone
in time Of need. He will be sadly
missed by all who knew him.
He had been employed by the
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. for
eighteen years
Dearest Charley, thou hast
left US
And our loss we deeply feel,
But It's God who hast bereft
us,
He can all our sorrows heal
Funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon at 200 o'clock
at the Wheeler funeral home in
Mantua, with Evangelist Lewis
Smith, of Rayenna, and Evan
gelist l.. j. Nicklas. Of Barber
ton, conducting the services.
Burial was in Hillside cemetery
in Mantua.
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r. c. A. WO-88A sin. Oscillo-
scope. Perfect condition. Phone
Caldwell 277-R. 35pd.
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For Sale-HOUSEHOLD GOODS
For Sale PLANTS

BABY BED, like new, $500.
Phone Caldwell 376. "a IS
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CARD OF THANKS

1t is not possible, at this time,
to thank you all individually, so
we are taking this, the next best
way. of expressing our deep
gratitude to you who have so
lovingly comforted us in the
sudden passing on Feb. Is. of
our dear father, husband and
brother - A. Wade Wells - for
your sustaining thoughts, loving
letters. kindly generous deeds,
beautiful cards and exquisite
flowers
We are forever grateful to our
church. family, friends, neigh
bors, business associates, the
McVay funeral home, The
Journal, and TO the fraternal,
military, civic organizations, the
Caldwell high school buglers,
who have honored him and COM
forted us.
Albert Wade Wells, Jr,
Joseph Cain Wells
and family.
also brother, Emmett r.
Wells and sisters. Mamie
Wells Butler and
Clara Wells Rush.
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank al my trlends,
relatives and neighbors for the
lovely cards and letters sent to
me while | was in the Marietta
Memorial hospital and the Cam
den-Clark hospital at Parkers-
burg. Also thanks for the cards
sent to me since my return
home. to those who visited me
and for the many deeds of kind
ness shown during my illness.
35pd. Fulton Cain
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IS Sc 81 J & l.
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I'M MEMORY

In loving memory of our huS-
band and father, Clarence vii
lard Wiley. who passed away
one year ago, Feb. 28, 1857.
We miss you so, our hearts
are sore,
As time goes by, we miss
YOU more
Your loving smiles, your
gentle face,
No one can fill your vacant
place.
Sadly missed by;
Wife, Son, Daughters,
35pd. and Grandchildren
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CARD OF THANKS

IS IS j & l.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State of Ohio
Department OF Highways
Columbus, Ohio
February 2t 1858


Columbus, Ohio
February 81, 1858
Contract Sales Legal Copy No. 5S-8l
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals viii be received at
the office of the State Highway Di-
rector OF OHIO; at Columbus, Ohio. un-
til 1000 A. M. Ohio tEasternl Stan
dard Time. Tuesday. March 18, 1888,
for improvements in.
Noble. Nintou and Washington Coun-
ties, on various Sections, u. S. Route
No. 81, State Route Nos 76 T8, Ia5. lac.
l47 2l5 ,260. 285, $50, $40, 5l3. 563. 564. SOS.
566, STA. 670 672, 672, 724 in Noble Coun-
ty; u S Route Nos. 81 ,50-A, State Route
Nos. 7, 26, rs, 1924 las 244, $50, 80, 375.
$50, 555, 676 in Washington County; US.
Route No. so. State Route Nos. Sc, rs,
124, 100, 278. 324, 327, 1913. 346. $40, 356.
GIL, SIT, 683. $50 in Vinton County. by
Herbicidal Spraying for Weed and
Brush Control.
Length: $500 miles
This project to be completed not
later than August 80, 1883"
Bidders must apply, on the proper
forms, for prequalification with the
Highway Credit Examiner, at Column
bus, Ohio. at least 10 days before the
date set to open bids
The minimum wage to be paid to all
labor employed on this coatracr shall
be in accordance with the Schedule
of Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates AS
certained and Determined by The De-
partmeut of Industrial Relations APP
plicable to State Highway Department
improvements in accordance with
Sections 41i5.03 d7-3,, 41l5o4 U7-4).
4il5.05 u7-4a1. 4115.o6 I7-51, and
41l507 Q7-5a) of the Revised Code of
Ohio
The bidder must submit with his bid
a certified check in the amount Of
S550.00.
Plans and Specifications are on file
in the department Of highways and the
office of the division deputy director
The director reserves the right to
reject amy and all bids.
GEORGE J. THORNYER
Acting Director
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this way to express
our sincere thanks and apprecla-
ton to our friends, neighbors and
relatives for the kindness and
sympathy shown us at the sudden
death of our beloved mother,
grandmother, mother-in-law, and
sister, Nellie Snode.
To those who called, sent
floral offerings, to Rev Walter
Brown and Rev. Paul Mustard,
the McVay funeral home for
their kind and efficient service
and to all who helped in any
way. we are grateful
The Family of
35pd. Mrs. Nellie Snode
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IN MEMORY

In 1I,,;,.-r - =, I,,---,--,-- r -
- ms ''lSit'ol " our aeat
DIS DIS ''9ei nT.,, ana 9lAtel, Niaoelihe
~'''' 07"' '0, 20 l94''
= I1 !IaPps lIo'Iie we once enjoyed
DO r,oN eWee', me memory sun
-, = = ,., oe''t'1 ito9 leL' d loneIlileSS
dt = I'S " u il" Gan never IN
~. "e 81 Z 80 seo ana lonely
= a." ooI IedlS "o oiVeh IioW'
or YOU were always smiling
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-
FOR REM

TWO ROOMS. formerly oc-
cupied by Mildred's Beauty
Shop, also two business rooms;
one above the former City Hall
and one above the former
Madge's Speciality Shop. Con-
tact Nose Tonnous, Caldwell,
Ohio, Route /, OF phone 745-F-l1.
35, 36, 37pd.
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish III this way to express
my deepest heartfelt thanks to
the Keith W.S.C.S.. Reinersville
WS.C.S., and to the following
churches, Keith, Dungannon, Mt.
Olive and Centerville for the
flowers and all those who sent
cards or helped in anyway dur
ing my illness. May God bless
you.
35pd. Mrs. Clayton Allen
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72 ACRE FARM with modern

Y ACRE FARM with modern
six room, two story house,
located on County Road 81, one
half mile off State Route 146,
three miles north of SarahsvilIe.
House is completely modern with
bath, hot and cold water, newly
decorated downstairs, built-in
kitchen cabinets, partial base
ment. Three barns and numerous
outbuildings. Township road
leading to house. 35 acres mixed
hay and SO acres of tractor land
Fruit trees on farm, Well-watered
by springs and good fences. How
ard Schoeppner, Pleasant City,
Ohio, Route l. Phone Sarahs-
vile 46-R-13. 35, 36, 37pd.
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SIX ROOM HOUSE, gas, cleo
tricity, coal furnace and base
ment, partial built-in kitchen,
electric clothes dryer, aluminium
storm windows, three car garage.
Located North Belle Valley.
CHESTER j. HOWILER-Realtor
5l612 West Street Phone 250-W
49tf Caldwell. Ohio
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The family wishes to thank
each and everyone who helped
in any way to tighten their bur
den during their time Of bereave-
ment.
35pd. The Family
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CARD OF THANKS

I would like to express my
sincerest thanks to my friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
nice cards, letters, gifts and
flowers that l received during
my stay at Rocky Glen Sanitor-
ium, McConnelsville and White
Cross hospital, Columbus. Special
thanks to those who visited me.
Your kindness was deeply ap-
preciated
Charles Barnett
35pd. Summerfield, Ohio
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For Sale--DWELLINGs LOTS

ONE YEAR OLD BUNGALOW
with four rooms on first floor,
lots of built-in cabinets in kitch-
en-, extra large Wardrobes with
sliding doors, full basement, fin
lshed upstairs, plastered and hard
wood floors. Inquire at 613 Miller
Street, Caldwell, Ohio. 35pd.
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For Sale--LIVESTOCK

TEAM OF HORSES. mares,
weight 1400 lbs. each, good
workers, broke. Also five tons
of loose hay. Noah Pitts, Cald-
well route 6 or Gay Pitts, in
Olive. 35pd