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Knights Capture
First Track Title

while leading the field. Five
runners passed the fallen soph-
omore before he could regain
his feet.
Another DeMatha sopho-
more, Daryl Thornes broke the
broad jump record with a leap
of % feet l11a inches. The
fourth and final record set was
by Paul Maier of O'Connell who
ran two miles in II minutes
SO seconds, clipping almost 30
seconds off the old mark.
RUNNING EVENTS
1O0-yard DASH, Jack Reilly. st.
Johns; ., Daryl Thornes, DeMatha;
3, Joe Koons, o'Connelli 4, Joe Volk,
DeMatha; 3, Leonard Proctor. Car
roll, Time, 1913 seconds.
22O-yard dash-1, Bill Garland. st.
Mike Mahoney, st. Johns; 4. jay
Murphy, o,Connell; ;, Steve Melmer,
o,Connell Time, 232.
jyard joSnys MARX aSPs shervSos 9srleSe eonpst g:
3: Steve Milmer, oConnell; A., Mike
MNIaahoney, st. Johns; 5, Tim BRYANT.
' ssO-Saridd' ard rum, Dick Buckley.
Eaheart, Oconnell: 4, Mike Holmes,
81; JOINS; 3. Pave Mahoney. Con-
MilewI, Bob Eaheart, o'connen: ..
oConnell; 4, Paul Mailer, O'Conneli;
D, Tom Duggan, O'ConneI Time, All.
:, Two mile, Paul Maier. .O'Connell:
2, Pick Buckley, o'Connell: 8, Pat
Eissey peMstRa;' ). Dennis Rsneis dsrrisSn, hST-
record Of lii:sS BY 9' Ed Kenny SDyeaei oi
o'connell in 1882.
KeTnsn ffaS TiS Bryast st Hiss IRhn; M.SeSsT sSsE
Carroll; 4. DeMaths. Time, GH9Ren' s:ss D.
conSs I29-ySTd hish hqrdles-l. John
Ghda Toi; offfGnne ff@ Mural z Lee PsM SESzis5 Car
Pat Meehsn. donzaga; TS 3 Pat
MCCARTHY, o'connell Time, 1874.
1sO-yard low hurdles = i, John
eSrTOi eSnGf ? s9GSnne Sst M..bSr Lee ,Frs1is
Pat Mccarthy, 1Seaahi oconneli; liHOn5asf g. Mif: 4
Pomphrey, O'Connen, Time Eli
(breaks record Of 21.S BY Pat POM
phrey OF o'connen in 1981).
FIELD EVENTS
2, .George Parcella. st. Johns; 3. jaw
calabrese, st. Johns: 4, Jon Marcy.
Distance-5O feet. 10 inches.
Broad jump. Daryl Thornes.
zaga: 3, Joe Schieyare. OConnell: 4,
John Lynch. st. Johns 5. John Man,
freda,. st. Johns. Distance-22 feet
l1h inches (breaks record Of 21 feet
. inches BY Bob Smith Of Carroll in
pole Vault /, Mike MCGOWAN.
3, Duane Burchick. DeMatha; Z. Neil
Russo. st. Johns: 8. Joe Schivona,
OConnell. Height-11 feet inches.
High Jump. Ron Panneton. st.
Johns; 2. Bernard Williams. De-
Mstha: 3, Mike Foran, OConnell: 4.
Don Healey. st. Johns: 8. Garrett
Ford. DeMatha. Height : 8 feet 4
inches (breaks record Of 5 feet 10
inches by Bob Smith Of Carroll in
Discus - l, Ron Panneton. st.
Johns; 2. Bob Mason, DeMatha: 3.
Bryan McHugh. st. Johns: 4. Jon
Marcy. O'Connell; 5. Brenda Nc
Carthy, DeMatha. Distance-143 feet
TEAM sCoREs-o'conneu. 50: St.
Johns. II; DeMatha. 33: Carroll. 10;
GonZags, IL.
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Buffalo Runner
Wins at Burcroft

Attila Matray Of Buffalo
won yesterdays 4-mile run at
Arlington's Bancroft Park
sponsored by the District Road,
Runners Club. He was timed
in 1884 for the course. which
actually was 3.8 miles because
of a mismeasurement.
Lou Castagnola Of the Ma
tional Capital All-Stars wa s
second in 1859. Steve Lyon.
of Washington-Lee High
School and Merle Valotto of
George Mason finished third
and fourth, respectively, while
Frank Barnes of the All-Stars
was fifth.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
Brittle Rides
Pony Winner

Skip Brittle of The Plains,
Va, rode Coed Coch Llwydew
to the small pony champion
ship yesterday in the two-day
Loudoun Hunt horse show held
at Raspberry Plain near Lees
burg.
The pony. owned by Mrs.
William Cox of Long Island,
scored l3 points to earn the
blue ribbon over Johnny Dark,
owned by H. F. Mills Of Fred
ericksburg.
Large pony champion was
the Junior Equitation Schools
Misty, ridden by Judy Triebel.
Big winner of the two days was
Mrs. A. c. Randolph's Snob
Appeal, who won the open
green conformation hunters
and green conformation hunt
|ers under saddle, and the
green and open green working
hunters classes.
Glass winners:
Hunter warmups-Anadarka Miss
Nancy Fred.
Open green conformation hunters
Snob Appeal. Mrs. A. C. Randolph.
open WORKING hunters-lsRilde' Mr
Brood mares-Fladelen, T. s. Brom.
ley.
Jumper warmups-Dixie' Margaret
Yearlings suitable to become hunters
Entry Mr.. and Mrs. John s, Petit
Two-year-olds, Virginia Thorough.
! bred Association high scorer award
Marked Card. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Green working hunters-snob Ap.
peal, Mrs. A. c, Randolph.
Mai Larry Lawrence Memorial Tro-
phy-Dixie, Margaret Carnduffg
Green knock down-and- -out-Widgel
Stombock Saddlery.
Green conformation hunters-LoSt
Corner, Mrs. A, G. Randolph,
Loudoun Hunt Challenge Bowl
Roch Bottom, Mr.. b. II. McElhin'
open green working hunters-snot
Appeal, Mrs. A. C. Randolph.
Green conformation hunters tundei
saddlel -snob Appeal Mrs, A. c. Ran
dOiph
Green open iumpers-Didsel, stom-
book Saddlerv
Green working hunters under sad
dlel-Tiiiany, Mrs. James Jamlson,
Working hunter ftakes--Isgilde, Mr
and Mrs. n r. Match.
Green working hunter stakes-Curlo
Mrs Paul Fout
Green Omen Jumper stakes.--Millian
Dollar BABY Gordon Fishback
Workine hunters tunder saddle)--
Darabuni Mrs. June McKnight.
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Donna Floyd Bows
In T ennis Final

ATLANTA, May 20 (AP).-
Allen Morris of Geensboro
N. c.. won the Atlanta invita-
tional tennis tournament yes
terday. defeating fourth-rankec
John Powless of Cincinnati
60, 60, ga.
Carol Hanks of st. Louis up
set top-seeded Donna Floyc
Fales of New York, GO, 4-6
60, in the women's final.
Miss Hanks and Mrs. Fales
took the women's doubles title
with 6-3. GO victory over
Peachy Kellmeyer of Charles
ton. w. Va. and Stephanie De-
Fina of Hollywood, Fla.
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Weight Toss Won
By Hoyt at AU

Peter Hoyt of the Chesapeake
Track Club won two events at
yesterdays Olympic develop
ment track meet at American
University.
Hoyt won the 35-poun q
weight throw with a toss OF
A feet 4 inches, and the shot
put medley with a total of 1872
5A.
Samir Vincent took the hop
step and jump at 44-2, &c
Orem of American won the
three-quarter mile in 3:20, anC
Hilton Nicholson, also of AU
took the 330-yard run in 35.l
seconds.
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AAU Truck DeudIine

Entries close today for the
District AAU track champion
ships, scheduled Saturday at
the University of Maryland.
with Henry Schaffer. 10l09
Kensington parkway, Kensing-
ton. Telephone 949-0366.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
Petty's Auto Streak
Snapped at Richmond

RICHMOND, May 20 (AP)
Ned Jarrett broke out of a
nip-and-tuck battle with Rich
ard Petty on the 257th lap here
yesterday and won the South
side 300 late model stock car
race by two laps.
Jarrett's victoy in his 1863
Ford snapped seven-race win
ming streak for the Petty
Plymouths on short tracks. His
average seed for the 100 miles
at Southside Speedway was
64.l miles an hour.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
District Stickmen
Whip Long Island

Charley Wicker, the former
All-American from Maryland,
scored all three of his goals in
the third quarter to break open
the game and help the Wash
ington Lacrosse Club to a 1876
victory over Long Island yes
terday at Hains Point.
Hezzy Howard and Bob New
kirk led the scoring with four
goals each and Vardie Dyer
contributed seven assists. Wash
ington won its sixth game
against three losses and handed
Long Island its second defeat
in nine games.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

cal design in the field, qualified
two of the Chevrolet-powered
vehicles with Gregory and vet
eran Duane Carter at the
wheels. Carter averaged l48.002
and Gregory l47.5l7. Both
should survive next week ends
trials.
Foyt and Rodger Ward of
Indianapolis were the only
former winners among the first
qualifiers. Ward, a two-time
winner, qualified a new Leader
Card Watson at solid l49, 800.
Former winners Jim Rath-
mann and Troy Ruttman we're
unable to get their cars up to
competitive speed and their
mechanics will be busy this
week. Len Sutton, second to
Ward last year, had the same
trouble and used up two of his
three qualifying chances.
Eddie Sachs, who started in
9th place and finished third
last year, will have the 10th
starting spot May 30 on a
l49.570 qualification.
Two Retire
Drivers Gene Hartley of
Indianapolis and Jack Turner
of Seattle, announced ycster-
day they were retiring after
Turner crashed on the main
stretch for the third straight
year.
Turner suffered burns and a
possibly cracked vertebTae when
his car rolled over four times.
The injuries were the worst
he had suffered in three
wrecks.
Hartley, son of veteran racer
Ted Hartley, had decided to
quit the game because of other
interests, even before Turner
crashed. He is 81, Turner SO.
Carter is so, BranSon and
Ward AZ.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

for the last two trials sessions
next Saturday and Sunday,
/ Records Shattered
/ In spite of the wind, drivers
cracked all of the qualifying
records excepting those fol
straight eightS, front drives anc
diesels-none of which have
been raced at the Speedway fol
years.
Jim Hurtubise Of North
Tonawanda, N. Y, set a record
of l50.250 for supercharged
V-8S in a new version of the
powerful Novi.
| Scot Jim Clark set another
of l49.750 both for unblown
V-8s and for rear-engine cars
. in a Lotus-Ford.
/ Clark, Pedro Rodriguez OF
! Mexico City and Masten Gre
CORY, an American Grand PriX
driver living in Paris, were the
only newcomers to complete
qualifying runs.
The 23-year-old Rodriguez,
youngest driver entered, broke
one of the oldest records in the
books, the l30.l38 for a 6-cy-
Under engine, set by Jimmy
Snyder in 1899.
FOyt Joins Jones
Rodriguez did l46.163 in an
experimental English Cooper
with an Aston Martin engine.
Jones, who was leading the
field last year when his brakes
failed, was joined in the l50-
plus bracket by A. j. Foyt OF
Houston, the 1861 Memorial
Day winner, who led yesterdays
qualifiers at 150.615; veteran
Don Branson, Champaign, H.,
150.188; Paul Goldsmith, st.
Clair Shores, Mich, 150.163,
and HurtubiSe.
Cars powered by special Of
fenhauSer four-cylinder racing
engines, the 500 winner for the
last 16 years, faced their stiff
fest challenge since George
Robson won with a Thorned
Sparks 6 in 1916. Six of the
first 18 qualifiers were non
Offys.
However, Offys, made all but
one of the $50 runs.
Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa,
who wrecked one Of the three
Lotus-Fords Saturday, put an
other into the lineup yesterday
at 149.0l9 m.p.h. The team will
have cars in the second and
fourth rows Of the starting
field.
Mickey Thompson Of Long
Beach, Calf, whose five rear
engine cars have the most radi-
Evening star., 1963-05-20
BruziI Booters Win

TEL AVN, Israel, May 20
(AP). 80 Brazil's world cham
pion soccer team beat Israel
SO, yesterday.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
Hunquriuns Win

BUDAPEST, May 20 (AP).-
Hungary trounced Denmark, g.
%, in an international soccer
match yesterday.
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Race Results
Aqueduct

fur.
Fast Date (Ussery) $50 40 2 so
Crafty Lea (FelicianO) 1920 $50
Bull Market (ROtE) $40
Bitisoda, Night Rider, Ripsaw,
Duchess Dolly, Kilda, Trick Dance,
Citizenship, Chain Gang. Optimistical,
Hi! Brigade. Time, l:242s.
F Field.
2d-S3.50 cling: Ayr. & up: 8 fur
Coral Barrier OPie'eel 1850 $40 $50
Daring Heart (Caeeres) $50 $50
Blenaplan (AdamsD 3.IO
Woodsie Smiling Pick. Running
Wolf. Entonces. Mr.. Yale. Miney
Myerson, Casrah. Melrose Silver.
North Bend. Time. l:l23s.
field.
DAILY DOUBLE C2-2) $500
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Boots and Marine
ouTBoARD RuN.ABouT-ls Il. y

IOUTBOARD RUN-ABOUT-l3 II. Mark
5b Mercury. so m.p.h. outfit, incl.
trailer, 1915. JU. S-439s.
32 FIT. CHRIS CRAFT DCFB-sleeps
4, head. galley. SIS. ready to 20.
Many more extras. Sell or trade. At
Robert Lee Marina. Shadyside, Nd.
RE. 5-g360.
26FT. AUX. sLOOP-Eldridge MeGin-
mis- design, excel. cond,. dacron sails.
cOmpl. equip. 533-92SS.
OWENS INBOARD CABIN CRUISER
30 h.p. Flagship engine. Galley. head.
Sleeps .. Fully equipped. Newly
painted OIL 4-S52O.
sPEEDLINER. l4-ft, Marx 55 Mer-
curry trailer 5000. Call ia. 4-o4OO'
ext. ll22.
WANTED 23-ft. Cabin Cruiser, 1855
'6i. Contact q BRADLEY, SO STAN
ley drive. Newport News, Va.
WILL PAY CASH for 2s TO 42-ft.
boat. Give full information and loea-
tion. Box Sl57, southwest Post
Office, washington, D. G.
aT-FT. OWENS. Must sacrifice. Excel.
cond. Includes slip. LA, B-S396 Sun.
or after $50 weekdays.
TROJAN-i6. fiberglass bottom, 40
hp., 80 Evenrude, tilt-bed trailer
remote controls, windshield, running
lights, exceptional condition. Call wk.
days after 9 pm BU. 3-2230. 300.
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These horses are also eligible for the
lst and ID races.
ALTON GRAY showed we'll In qualify.
Ing races. WIDOW FORBES GOOD IN
his last start. MEADOW REX looks Ike
q good, could be best here. 7d-Ss0ol lrol
con ditioned. ! mile.
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ROsecrOH Hrndicups
THIRTEENTH RACING NIGHT

st $500; pace; nOn.winners $500 )liie-
ume) for horses non.winners at this
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TOmOrrOws Entries
Charles Town

Post Time. 2 PM.
1st7S1 600; cling: Ayr. & up; abt.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

=, MIUkEi BIEHY won from outside last
ume' could do u aGain. SUCCESS JEN
was close last start, may win this one
early pace.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

Slh teooi paceN Esp winners $1,000 life.
ilmeii ! mile
Good Coin, n. TurlingS-, l.l.o 81
. Mountain George, !, Amato l7f 1.l
! Cape Pine Flash, y. Bsede 77b "a
Evening star., 1963-05-20

GOOD COIN should be the best from
this post position. MOUNTAIN GEORGE
viii be close because Of fast closing fin.
ishes; CAPE PINE FLASH could be the
best u early race is fast.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

BLANCHE BREwER should be The
best In this field. SHAMROCK RICH.
ARDS wip be tough from this post posi-.
iion. IERRY MiTEWYN will take best
Evening star., 1963-05-20

ANCHORAGE looked good last start.
EDDIE ADAMS could win of last years
performance. MR., ALGIERs may win
this one.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

for the last two trials sessions
next Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

COMET ADIOs should be the hest In
mere Oft past performance. ALTON JADE
finishes strong. PLUM GOOD will bene.
III from post position
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Order of Publication

The object of this suit is have
the infant child, Dwight Allen
Kimmell, declared to be the
adopted child of the petitioners
herein, with all rights and privi-
leges as though he had been born
to your petitioners and to change
the name of said child to Trygve
Allan Baasland
The petition states that the moth
err, Lois Beth Kimmell, has con-
scented to the adoption and change
of name and that the whereabouts
of the father, Russell Gale Kim
nell is unknown, and prays that
the Court pass an Order declaring
the said infant child to be the
adopted child of your petitioners
as though he had been born to
them, and that the name of said
infant child be changed, and for
such other and further relief as
the nature of this case may re-
quire.
1t is thereupon this Bird day of
July, 1868, by the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland, in
Equity, that the petitioners by
causing a copy of this Order to be
inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Garrett County, Mary
land, once in each of four "a sue
cessive weeks before the End day
of August, 1868, giving notice to
the absent father of said infant, of
the object and substance of the
said petition and warn him to ap-
pear in this cause in person or by
solicitor and to file his initial
pleading therein on or before the
End day of September, 1868, to
show cause why a decree should
not be passed as prayed
STUART F. HAMILL,
Associate Judge
True copy,
Test: Richard L. Davis, Clerk.
ADV. 19-4t
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FOR SALE-Onc used 13-ft.
boat trailer, good condition, price
$4,000. Call Art Naylor, DE 1924.
ADV 1926
FOR Pontoon float with
25 hip electric motor. See Charles
Dayton, Hazelhurst, in Swanton. -
Adv. 1926
FOR SALE-2-apartment house
in fair condition in Mt Lake Park.
Priced reasonable. Phone DE A.
1866. ADV 1877
FOR SALE OR TRADE-1951
Plymouth 2-door sedan, in good
shape Call DE 4-2602 or DE A.
1899. ADV 19-tf
FOR SALE-1956 Pontiac Star
Chief 4-door sedan, excellent con-
dition. viii sacrifice for S35000
cash Phone 693-4121. ADV. 19-1t@
HOMEMADE Wedding
and birthday cakes, catering for
receptions and parties. Phone 693-
4l2l MOnday-Friday evenings. All
day Saturday and Sunday ADV.
19-4t#
FOR SALE-One 4-yr-old Hol-
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Guernsey heifers, all due to fresh
en- from July Is to August l. All
from high producing dams. Ken
meth L. Yoder, McHenry, 334-9267
ADV 19-3t
FOR SALE-Red River Special
thresher, 22X36, Hart, Jr. feeder,
Windstacker, Dagger, ready to CO.
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NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO
APPROPRIATE AND TAKE
GROUND WATER

In compliance with the provisions
of Chapter 526, Acts of 1888 Will
liam NJ Walton, has made applica-
ton for a permit to use a minimum
of 500 gallons, a maximum of 1000
gallons. and an average of $50 gal
Ions of water daily during II
months of the year from one we'll,
having a diameter of 53s inches
and depth of about 135 feet, To-
Gated on the premises of the appli-
cant at "a mile west of McHenry,
Maryland, on route 219.
The water will be used for the
following purposes: Trailer Court
A public hearing on this applica-
ton will be held at the Department
of Geology, Mines and Water Re-
sources. Room 102, Latrobe Hall,
The Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore 18, Md, at Hoo a. M,
on the 18th day of July, 1863
Objections to the granting of
this permit may be presented oral
ly or in writing at this hearing.
Department of Geology,
Mines and Water Resources
ADV 1926
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FOR SALE-Upright piano, S35.
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FOR SALE - Rubberoid 215-lb
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FOR SALE-1956 Pontiac 4-door
hardtop Star Chief, $685.. Phone
DE 4-2292 or 334-92l1. ADV. 19-tf
FOR SALE-Small wood and
coal kitchen heater Ideal for cabin
David Otto, Swanton, phone 1874
1927. ADV 19-tf
FOR SALE-One trailer on 3
lots White picket fence surround
ing entire lots. On CoZy Row in
Mt Lake Park. Phone DE 4-2666
ADV 19-f
SELL OUT OF Poultry equip
mcnt, including automatic feeder
and Watcrcrs, also starting equip
mcnt for 1900 flock size Contact
David Otto, Swanton, phone 1884,
1927. ADV. 19-tf
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Willis Leroy Herman, father OF
the said kimberly B. Herman, to
be and appear in this Court,
either in person or by attorney, on
or before the 18th day of August,
1868, to show cause why the adop-
ton of said child and its change
of name as provided in the said
Petition should not be granted.
STUART F. HAMILL, Judge
True copy,
Test Richard l.. Davis, Clerk.
ADV. 16-4t
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DEBT NOTICE

Mrs. Reuben Friend, Friends
vile, who conducts a foster home,
hereby gives notice that she will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted by members of the
foster home or by any other person
evcent members of the immediate
family.
MRS. REUBEN FRIEND
Friendsville, Maryland
ADV. 1857
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Herman, who on or about March
8, 1857, was born at Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial Hospital, Oakland,
Maryland.
1t is thereupon ORDERED, by
the Circuit Court for Garrett
County Maryland, this 18th day
of June, 1868, that said Petitioner
insert a copy Of this ORDER in
some newspaper in Garrett County,
Maryland, once week for four
successive weeks before the 18th
day of July, 1868, giving notice to
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court for Garrett County. Mary
and. Letters of Administration on the
estate of
AARON BITTINGER
late of Garrett County. Maryland deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the Bird day of January, 1864 /:
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2nd day of
July. 1868.
ETHELINE l.. BTTTINGER
Administrators
Rt. 2. Box 60
Grantsville. Maryland
Date of first publication July 4, 1868
ADV. lS-3t.
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Additional Classified Ads

FOR Refrigerator, auto
matte washer and accordian. Phone
DE 1881. ADV. 1876
FOR SALE-Two Jenny Lind
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
SMALL ESTATES

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE to any
person having any claim against Stella
Nuttor. late of Garrett County, MARYLAND,
deceased, to exhibit the same. with tn,
vouchers thereof. duly authenticated. to
the herein below named Small Estate
p 'itioner of such decedent's estate on or
before the date indicated therefor they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of said estate.
Final date for claims August 9, 1868.
AVIS n. BTTTINGER
Petitioner
Oakland, RI. l, Maryland
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Elk Partc in The Matter of The
Petition of Peder Emanuel Baas-
land and Gertrude Dewitt Baas-
land, his wife, for the Adoption
of a Minor
No. &c Adoption in The Circuit
Court For Garrett County, Mary
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FOR SALE-512 hip. johnson
cupboard motor tank, gas can, 2
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FOR SALE-40-acre farm, in
good tillable land, pasture, good
water, good barn, other buildings
Possession in November. Grover
Lee, Oakland, R 2. on Mason road
ADV. 1885
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR GARRETT COUNTY,
ADOPTION NO. 65

The Petitioner in the above en-
titled cause having filed a Peti-
ton seeking the adoption and
change of name of Kimberly b.
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CHARTER NO. 1875 RESERVE DISTRICT
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The Garrett National Bank in Oakland,

OF OAKLAND, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE %, 1868
Published SILL " under
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Cash. balances banks, process
United states Government obligations direct and guaran-
reserves :..;.:.......;:.:.. 9561O92
any .... 1t577316O
guaranteed by u S. met any reserves 23os6
serve bank NET of any reserves ......... 65OOOO
any reserves 412377628
$5241965 1O768391
Other assets 45293O
TOTAL ASSETS $7729942 26
LIABILITIES
Demand individuals, partnerships corpora
Time and savings deposits individuals partnerships and
Deposits Of United States Government Including postal
G oRGft5 ana s oct 9q GS e subdivisions Sss
TOTAL DEPOSITS Observation-Disclosures. .S69l282243
Total demand deposits .$262596163
savings deposits ...... 81 28686O8O
LIABILITIES .s7Ol28lO4
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
(a) Common .......S
retirement account for preferred stock "
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .................$ 7866l %
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS S77299i226
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged liabilities
Wesley shaibe and Cashier of the abovenamed
rect to the best of my knowledge wE sRd 9e scHABE
@ s and des @ has ss the % d @
best of our knowledge and belief b F true and correct
JAMES H FEAsTER, JR, Md
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

COMMISSIONERS MEETING
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioncrs for Garrett County,
Maryland. will be in session for
the transaction of all routine
business that may properly come
before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JULY Is and 16, 1868
By order of the Board
MRS. VIRGINIA FIZER
Clerk