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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
BLOWING BUBBLES.
A Solution from Which tho Best Result
Cnn he Obtained,

a Solution from Which tho Best Results
Can be Obtained.
Next to white CASTLE the mottled CASTLE
nves the best results, says Thomas w.
Chittenden in st. Nicholas. The soap being
,btained, friendly druggist must carefully
weigh out sixty grams (for exactness In
proportions Is needfuD for each ounce OF
water. That is, one drachm according TO
she apothecarys. weight of the old arith-
netics), and when the weighing is done and
The obliglng druggist thanked for kindness,
5he rest is plain sailing. A bottle with
sound cork is the next requirement. 1t
must be large enough to hold three or four
times the quantity OF solution you wish TO
make. Do not prepare too much at one
lime; two ounces OF soap solution Will be
good quantity, and for this a six or ei hit
ounce bottle will be about the right thing.
The bottle must be well cleaned and then
well Tinsed out with soft water-which,
by the way, should be used for all the
operations. All being ready, the soap
is cut into fragments small enough TO enter
the bottle. Measure An ounce OF water for
each drachm of soap; this can be done with
4 teaspoon-eight spoonfuls making an
ounce. Having poured the water and put
the soap into the bottle, we have now TO
await perfect solution, which will happen
in the course of two or three hours, II the
bottle be put in moderately warm place.
Then add glycerine'to the soap solution, the
quantity varying with our ambition. have
found that one-half the volume OF the solu-
ton gives excellent results; that Is 20 say,
TO ch ounce OF water add one half ounce
Of glycerine, measuring the quantities in
stead Of weighing them in both cases. The
bottle is now TO be tightly corked and well
shaken; then set aside for two or three
hours more and well shaken again. These
alternate periods OF rest and agitation
should continue for q whole day. Finally,
let the bottle stand undisturbed and tightly
corked for twenty-four hours. Bubbles Of
great size and beauty may be blown With
this solution. -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
GENERAL BANKING.

Exchange on Portland, San Francisco
New York, London and Hong Konl
fought and sold. State, County and City
variants bought. Farmers are cordial.
invited to deposit and transact busines
With us. Liberal advances made OF
wheat, wool, hops and other property a
easonaDie rates. Insurance on such sc
urity can be obtained at the bank in
most reliable companies.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
IrvInK's Sincerity.

Washington Irving was good natured and
delighted TO do little deeds Of kindness; but
he was also sincere man and would not
pay even conventional compliments unless
they were merited. Once, while in Lon
don, he and literary friend were invited
by a merchant to drive TO his country
house ana spend day or two there. The
carriage stopped at the gate Of the mer-
chants park. The host alighted, and asked
his guests If they would walk through the
grounds to the house. The friend started
70 get out, but Irving held him down by
the coat, and they both drove on TO the
house; the merchant followed on foot. ~
make 1t principle" said Irving, when they
were out OF bearing, "never TO walk with q
man through his own grounds. l have no
idea of praising thing whether like IL or
not. You and win do them tomorrow by
ourselyesb -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lots in Highland Addition are High and Dry and Well Located Nc

Th is al al pn view IS o
and t for nett the moneys g pt ION
Buy Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
\nd sneo otr fellow for N no well located dhf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
A cALMUcK's YARN.
How SchRmyra Solmlter Came into tn
Possession OF n Russian.

How SchRmyl'a Solmlter Came into tho
Possession OF q Russian.
Here is story told by an esteemed fel-
low-cltizen to New York Star reporter: (:
when l sat down to breakfast in Delmoni-
co.'s noticed at the other side Of the table
| queer-looking, Eaunt-faced old man, who
did not EN- at ease in his suit of New
York clothes. After time made friend
ly approach to him by Offering him o small
courtesy at the table, accompanied Dy rev
words He did not understand English, but
found that he spoke French In curious
way. We struck up an acquaintance, and
before our coffee pots were empty we were
on confidential terms, which seemed to give
HIM great pleasure He was a stranger in
New York, to which place he had just come,
and did not know any body In the city.
''He grew so friendly that after break
fast he invited me TO room which he had
taken the previous day. He there told me
that he was Calmuck in the Russian serv-
ice, and that during leave Of absence he
had come to New York, which he had been
anxious to see. / noticed a pair of Turk
ish trousers hanging on the wall, and
beside them q curved short sword of
peculiar form, and destitute Of the reg
ulation hit or handle. AS / looked at
it he said: Take it down, draw out
the scimiter, and you'll find thumb
ring by which it can be used.' did
as he directed, found the ring spoken of,
grasped tine weapon and began to handle it.
While doing so l bent it, and noticed that
instead OF springing back when the press
ure was taken of, 1t returned gradually
to its proper form. 1t had evidently been
forged from an untold number OF steel
rings welded together like old Damascus
blades. When asked about 1t he told a
curious tale.
"'One day. he said, forty years ago,
when ] was in the Caucasus under Voronz-
off, cloud Of Circassian cavalry under
Schamyl suddenly came upon US in pass.
A Circassian with q drawn scimiter gal
loped toward me, and l raised my sword to
guard my head, but he cut it in twain with
a single stroke as he would have cut car
rot. At that moment his brain was pierced
by one Of our Calmuck bullets, and sprang
from my horse to get his scimiter, Next
morning bchamyl sent a messenger TO our
camp TO ask General VoronzOff for the body
OF his brother, who had been killed in the
previous days fight, and he asked also for
the Rcimiter. which, however, could not be
found. That is it, 1t had been an heirloom
in the family OF Schamyi, the Mohammedan
prophet, was said to be seven hundred or
eight hundred years old, and had probably
been made in the Caucasus out Of Damas-
Gus steel'"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
How to ErpeI nrosauItos

Those living IN locality in which mos.
quitoes are troublesome may make a trial
OF the following recipe for expelling these
pests from the house: Take q piece Of
gum camphor, in size about the third OF q
hens egg, and slowly evaporate 1t by hold
ing It in q shovel or tin vessel over a lamp,
taking care that il does not ignite. The
smoke will soon MI the room and eKpel the
mosquitoes, and 1t Is said they will not re-
turn even though the windows should be
left open al night
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
fliInited.

Ls Riehau's Golden BAlsann No. 1
Cures ChAneres, hFst and . ,cond stages;
soroS en- the Legs and Body; Sore Eais.
SypailitiO CatarIh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary fo-ms OF the disease known -
syphilis, Price, IS co per Bottle.
Ls RIchau's G .Iden Balsam No. 2
Cures-Tertiary MercurlAl Syphi.itic Rheu-
matism, Pains In the Bones, Pains in the
Head, back OF the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, syphilit'c Rash, Lumps and con:
trActed Cort's, Stiffness OF the Limbs, and
sradicates all d scase from the system,
whether caused by ind'scrctioA or abuse
Of Mercury, leaving the b, )od pure and
healthy. Prire IS 90 per 7 Ottle.
L9 hichau'. Golden - anish An l.
dote for tie cure OF Gonorrhea, elect,
irritation G ~avel, and all Urinary or Gent
tal disarrangements. Prize 81 80 per
Bottle.
l.. UiehRu' COIhe1 Sp1nish In-
l"ctt N, rsve~e cases OF GonorrhGa,
81 per Bottle.
lie Riehau's Golden 'ntment
for { e Ell Ct We heai.ngcf Sypa...tic S r 4,
and eruntlons. Price 81 COP Box.
10 ) iclIau's Goldr TT. Nerve
and Bra l I eatment; loss o. phys al pow
er excess O. over v0~'I, z rost -ation, etc.
PricO ~ co per Sex.
T'7.te ~ Il r.erVine.
Sent cveryv here, G. o. D., ,ecure.y packed
per express.
e. p. EIcHAH y q co. Agents,
~ 40 sa;is'.a Q street, COrier Il lay,
- T-aarisco. Cal.
CIRCULAR HAILED FREE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
Conservatory Of Music

n the Willamette Univer ity Salem, Ore
ron the most successful Music School oT
The Northwest Coast. Courses in music ait
oual To Eastern music schools. Yearly al
endance Of nearly one hundred and MY
Che able corps of teachers for the comlnt
school wear will be Prof u. M. Parvin
Leona Willis, Miss Eva Cox; assistan
Teache. S, Miss Lulu NJ. Smith, Miss Hally
Parish. and Miss Mamie Parvin.
Branches taughtare Vocal Culture, Plano
)rgan, Violin, Pipe Organ, Harmony
,,onnterpoint, and Glass Teaching
Dinlonias given ON mpletion OF course
send for catalogue aBa circular.
M PARVIN 7-25d 3m-wlm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
Ka lSaS House,
Corner OF Court and High SITS
{. M. LAW, Proprietor.

We have taken a new name DuI
will continue 10 serve our patrons with tne
nest the market affords, give theIn =
cordial welcome to our Home. Ierms
REASONABLE. Give US call and we VIII az
you good.
No Chinese employed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21
h1rAN Nnsn a MONTH can be made E

S75 to S25U WORKING for 70 qs. AssnIs;
oreferred who can furnish a horse aar, sno
ss,''nrents NAV be prOfitably employed alro
a .ev, vpcancies in towns and cilies. ., r
Johnson & Co, 1908 Main ST.. Richmond
Va. IA h,,sfnass ex
,i.los y Never mind abodt sending
ssaap for reply. y. Ella %. %sssa~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-21

Nrizhrs Hop Celery ana Ch.,lnoi'lll'
blilers "A reliabls tonic, appetizer anu aP
PARENT lnvlgOrates the digestive organs
aud prevents dyspepsia, caA be relied up
81. nd hF all druG9ist~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
An Excellent Choice

The democratic conferees made an
excellent choice In tue selection Of
the Senatorial candidate for this dis
trict In fact they could not have
made better one. No o;her man Ia
better known or more popular.
Judge JOHN j. JACOB will be- highly
acceptable, not only to his party, bat
To many good citizens outside OF his
party. AS Governor of the State,
as member Of the Legislature and as
Judge of The First Judicial Circuit
his record ia that Of n man held liz
highest esteem. As a jurist no man
in the State stands higher; as citizen
snd Deighbor he commands the re /.
spec. OF sll. In Senator Jacobs care
the interests of the counties of Ham
cock. Brooke aud Ohio will be in safe
Keeping and no unfair law disgrace
our statute books with his consen,.
Judge JACOB makes a fitting head
10 the legislative ticket. -S;ron, he /.
fore. 1t is now iEv;nc. be Wheeling
Regtsief.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
The Hegira o, Harmon.

Evangelist Harmon struck Rock
oak in his circuit riding last week,
intending to bold republican re-
vival there and gather in many DEM
ocra'ic converts. Bot Col. NcCarty
was equa to the occasion. As soon
as he heard Of the itineraut's arrival
he dispatched a carriage pos,baste
for Hon. VIM l. Wilson, who was at
Delray. Harmon learned of this and
skinned out. ieavirg the unconvertGd
TO their late and clear field for NJ r
Wilson. Trniy, with all the republi.
can Office holders Of the district
laughing at him, aad never at home
when he calls to zee them, and the
democrats cruelty iosistiug on his
ia king tariff With Wilson, Harmon
has bari roai to travel. We are
tod that he is man Of good sense,
md it seems strar ge that he cannot
see Whist no one nies-namely, that
he is The butt of the jokes of his own
party, as well as ours. 1t is well
he can not realize this fact, for il
he did his mortitica'i0n, we should,
think would be unbearable. 81 much
for being the tool of Sieve Elkins.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
An Outrage.

On Thursday night fIr. John
Swisher who c,erks for E. Russell &
Bro, went out behind he s,oro to
close some chicken coops. Thers be
was found u feS minutes later by Mr..
b. Parsons, lying Oh tie ground, un-
conscious with a cash cut in the side
Of his head. tie WAS taken into the
store and coon brought tn, when he
said hat lac had been struck by what
he supposed was stone. though he
had no idea from which objection it
came or who threw it. His injuries
are not srriouN, but this fac, is no ex
tenua,ion of the crime commit e'
by the c. warl that assault, ell him for
tie lattcr's inten ion WAS evidently
marder. Every effort should be
made t. end GU, u ho it is that perpe-
trated this outrage, for we want no
thugs and foot pads In Rsmney.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
County News.

SPRINGFrELD, Oct. 14.-Robert r.
Guthrie wishes to call the attention of
your readers to the fact that be has
just returned from the East with q
large and carefully selected stock OF
Fail and Winter Goods, which. not
withstandiDg the advance caused by
tue new Tariff. have been bought low,
and will be sold q. prices to SUIT the
times.
He has nice line Of Homemade
all Wool 6apnels, full hnsey, warn.
e'c.-hsrd TO eat. he Is agent in
this market Tor Iomer's OIL grain
S2oes and snng rroot gum boots-
and bis Champion brand of Boots
and Shoes have wearing quslitirs hat
are surpassed. His ID. Goods de.
pertinent is ~ Of iha latest ovel.
lies In prlnte. glnghams. and outing.
cloths. In fact, his store is chuck
full OF new goois, and lie IS selling
them too.
Hon VIM. L. Wilson is To spcsk
here "Wednesday night.
The cemetery fence is conn lie ed,
except banging the gates aud psi t.,
ing; and We will be much obliged II
those who subscribed t. this enter
prise will send on tho smount Of heir
subscriptions. TIE old fence will be
sold in n few weeks.
Rev's. Lyle and Locke are actively
esgaged in pro:racted services a,
frankfort, where they hav, had quite
revival ard numb of conv ersions.
Kew. Locke vii preach here mex. Sua-
day %. W u. II o'clock IN.
Mr.. Charles @. Bowen. Who spen,
list month In Texas, visited bis mo,b-
or In this piece last week.
Our school orerel Morday morn
ing with Miss Maggie Washington,
Principal and Miss Molie Newman
Assistant.
Mr. VIM w. Shannon b. g b en- ap.
pointed President OF the Board OF
Education.vice John Martin, Esq, re-.
signed. GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
Sill! They Com,.

Whether RoDncy is booming or not,
the SOUTH BRANCH INTELIIoEHcER
certainly is; for THIR rY- FIVE
new subscribers were add,d to our
list this week, oniv three OF whom
took the paper for less than a year.
This makes 103 new names placed
there in little more than five weeks.
The st'angest thing about this rapid
and sudden increase in the number
of our pa'rUns is the fact that sub
scri6crs can be secured as readily in
other counties as in Hampshire for
many Of cur recruits were obtained
in Hardy and Morgan. Right here
We have word to say about our
mailing list /: we know ths circula-
ton of every paper published in
Hampshire C un'Y "a well as we
know that or tho lNTELLIGENcRK
As close as W. can ca Gu late, the lat
ter has about l60 moro subscribers
than any one Of the others. We shall
enter ir;o no con roversy with any
publisher who may dispute this as
sertion, but shall require him to
swearing TO the circulation Of his
journal, and backing his affidavit up
with the testimony of Postmaster
Keller and Express Agent Goldsbor.
ugh. We Will do Tie same, except
that we shall no, call on SIR. Colds
borough 10 substan'iate our claims !;
for, ours being homc-print shee' E,
and our paper being shipped to us
blank on both sides, he, Of course
knows nothing Of the plumber Of cop
les We issue. Advertisers, and espe
Uiaily Cumberland business men, will
please TO make a noe of this.
The scholarly and fastidious loaf.
great contempt for local papers be-
cause they do not contain as fine ed
itorials as are found in 'ciiy' sheets,
are requested TO read the article in
this issue headed ~ Study Of POlit.
ical Me'hods,' and thea say honestly
whether IL 1t hal been credited, ssy
To- the Baltimore Sun. they would
have even suspected the trick. IL was
written for the lNTELLIoENCER by
Mr. w. w. 8 icklev, nov iitor Of
the Cumberland Daily NeUs, anil was
suggested 10y the remark Of disap-
pointed democratic Office seeker,
who sneeriGgly asked: What bas
Vim l.. Wilson dODe2' lis compost
ton occupied less than five hours.
We received from the cen Us Office
Saturday a communication stating
that the population Of Hampshire
county is fl 400. against 1886 in
1890. Increase 1913, ut le over 10
per cent.
Two Alliance NEE ings we're held
here Friday, one ia The morning and
the other in the afternoon. The
procce !ings we're not furnished u'.
We hear that apples are plentiful
on Capop, and sell for from 35 TO 90
cents About ss much apple-butter
as'usual will he male down theFe.
Rock HUI, s c March %, 1890.
DR. J. y Johnson, Rock Hill : o..
Dear Sir--I c n heartily recommend the
Microbc Killer as blood purifier. bsving
fufered from CarbuBCits Tor two long years
was entirely cured by using this great
N edcioe, Yours truly,
lsAiAB SiWPsOS. SurgeOo Dentist
For sale ~ z Russell & Bro, Bomuey
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17

AUGUSTA. Oct. 6. = Mr.. r. Ming.
hini. cur merchant at this place, lost
valuable horse last week. The
animal jumped into q field with some
other horses aud was kicked by them
so severely that one of IT'S legs was
broken. II had to be sho'.
Mrs. f. Nj. Fravel is a, Gainesville
where she will remain some time Wis.
iting her relations.
Mrs. j. j. Wolford is confined to
her bed with Inflammation OF The
stomach. Mrs. j. Il. Arnold is still
in critical condition.
Corn cutting is ahcui over. SOM
OF the farmers are ahOu, through with
their fall seeding. while others have
not commenced.
Rev. Coburn. preached at this place
yesterday evening AT O'Clock.
MIR. Jacob d. Beery left this plac G
the 9th Of September fer low, to
visit lis brother and sis.,r.
REX, JR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
GALVESTON. YsxA,. March 10. ,sss

A. Behrends, Agent for William R.dam's
MIcrobe Killer
Dear Sir have been eufferinc for years
with complication OF d:easses which orig.
mated from diseased liver I had dysen-
terry, bloody fax and internal tumots.
consulted some of the most mineut ,,bysi.
ciahs in the city and usei their medicines
Tor long time without getting any relief.
wac finally given up to die, when friend
advised me to try the Mictobe Killer. AS
The lest Iesort gave il n tIial, and the re-
Htt IL gave ue wss wonderful. When |
commtnc,d To take the Microbe Killer ONLY
weighed eighty six pounds: my present
weight lie ole hut dred and forty six pounds
and am restored 10 my usual good health.
JoBS w. DERRICK
sworn to and subscribed before me this
tenth day OF March, A. d, 1888.
JOHN A. CAPLES, Notary Public
Galveston County, Texas.
For sale by e. Russell a Bro. Romney.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
FALL 1890.
ANTI-TARIFF PRICES.

HN n MT NIOEO.
Oll grain boots, first class quality,
81 IS.
Ladies Imported Hem sti' ched
Handkerchiefs. all linen, l2ac apiece
or 81 z5-per dozen.
Remnants in Satteen dress goods,
Inc quality, SIC.
Remnants in Henriettas Sc.
Woman's heavy Sboes-aIl sold
leather-fnll stock 1000.
Large stock mons boys ard youths
clothing and underwear.
L. II. G. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
L o S T f,

A ,wo-year oil Seer. yellow or
pale red, white on tie side and on
legs, marked cross aud slit in the
right err and hole 10 the left ear.
II any one has him and will let me
know, l will satisfy the party.
JOHN L: GRACE.
Springfield, Oct. 17-2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
CLE.4RING- UP SHE.

Just as vou enter con be found
table, whore we have placed on
1t all the Odds and Euds, Short
Lengths and Remnants OF our
whole stock. here you can find
some of the very choicest things TO
he Lad in the whole store, aud at
a sacrifice price to clear ont tie
entire lot quickly, We mention
few of the many Big Bargains
offered.
Challies and Lawns. &c per I'D ;
good quality Light Colored Cling
hams, Sc per yard Ladies' Mous.
quetair Kid Glove, SOC per pair /;
Iadies' Colored Kid Gloves, of the
rest makes, (sligblly solled) 25c
per pair; child's Plated Lawn
Collars, 3 cents each, Child's lose
(seamless) sc a pair; Mems White
and Colored Handkei chiefs, sc a
piece, and Dumberless other bar-
gains.
n. b Sale commences Mon.
day, Jolly 2-th, 9 n. m.
J.. NJ. SHEPHERD,
l19 BALTIMORE ST.
Opp. Daily News
CUMBERLAND. Mo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
Announcements.

hereby announce myself as Candidate
for Commissioner o. County Court Of Hsmp
shire couoty, and. II elected TO said oeice.
wiz con scie7tiousiy discharge my duties.
WM. "A. PEPPER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
N 0 TICE .

IT is ordered, that a general meet
ing OF The Stockholders of the North
River Turnpike Company be held at
McCauley's School.bouse, in Sherm 1 u
District, ON the first Saturday in No
vember, 1890, at ten o'clock.
ED. =. FRYE,
Oct. IL, 1890. Secretary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
To the Voters aud Citizens of
Hampshire County.

berebv announce myself ne n candidate
Tor the cfiice OF Clerk OF the County Cour..
o. Hampshire County, snd promise If elect ed
to the same, TO faithfully discharge the da.
ues OF the Office TO the best Of my ability.
RESPECTFULLY J, J. CORNWELL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
Sept.mb.r ? ,sao

~, 50. sePVmoer 2. 1890
70 lnteiligeocer; You will please to
dale for Haoipshire's repres ntati We in the
House OF Delegates, as he has been selected
ne the right man for The place By
MANY VOTSRj
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17

The store OF John n SiIcr g. $ IN
az Berkeley Springs. was broken into
FRIDAY night. aud che safe robbed Of
500 IN cash and $1,000 il reg stere
government bonds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
70 the People of Hampshire County W. Va.

announce mvself as candidate 70 re
election to the Office OF Clerk of the Oh remit
Court OF this County. Thanking you, my
Trends, for your past kindness to me hope
you will continue the trust, and go to the
pol,s and give NE your support on the 4th
OF November next Respectfully,
IN. POLLING.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-17
To The Voters ana Citi.eas Of g.mn,n;,, O.

To the Voters ana Citiseas Of Hampshire Co:
Recognising in our fellow -citizeu. Mr..
tRSJAxiS RICHARDS. q man possessing
the qualification for q member OF the LeQis
iature in an eminent degree. ard being a
practical farmer, as we'll as q business man
generally, We know Of 10 man 10 the county
better qualified to represent all classes
and interests OF our people than Mr. Rich.
ards. We therefore present his name as A
candidate for seat In the house of Dele.
gates.
MANY vors RI OF CApcs & SHERMAN Drsr