Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-17

7 o'clock, P. NJ, has been warm after
noon, the best growing time for corn that
has been this season. Red, blue, and grey
clouds, loom up and pass east with another
light shower. 10 o'clock, P. M. clear sky
in the west, extending from north to south,
a fine mark for Gear weather, which is much
needed--wind west and rather cool.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 20th.--A
fine, clear, and beautiful morning-very
heavy dew and light cool breeze from
South West. We think from all appear
ance that we are to have few days Of set
lied weather needed too; for corn is
beginning to want work. IL o'clock, noon,
hot, clear, and the finest growing weather
we ever saw. Corn and oats growing one
inch per hour, Tor less. and potatoes be-
coming troublesome in the hill A fine
gentle breeze from South by South West.
Wheat and grass looking magnificent.
8o'clock, P. Mt has been delight
full afternoon. The clouds which were
streaked red and blue, arose gently from the
western horizon, and calmly passed over,
leaving the sun to disappear in his western
retreat, in magnifcence and splendor. The
whip-por-will is sending forth his plaintive
evening dirge-the watch dogs voice can
be heard in the distance, and the Americ an
FREELY is Illuminating the ground with its
phosphoric light, trying hard to vie with the
brilliancy Of the frmanent--and in antici'
patton of beautiful weather, we retire from
tho care and toll Of the day.
THURSDAY MORNING, June 21st.-A fine
clear and lovely morning, not SO heavy &
dew, however, as yesterday morning-wint
south and humid, which is not a very goot
sign for settled weather. 12 o'clock, noon
very hot, and breeze increasing. Cloud
making their appearance, denoting thun
der storm Hot afternoon-loafers ant
lougers complaining Of the Excessive heat.
Farmers busy in the cornfeld, and grumb
ling some too about the heat-not long sine
there was grumbllng about the cold. Il
o'clock at night--strong indications of raj
before morning. Wind southwest.
FRIDAY MORNING, June 22d.-Rained a
expected, between midnight and daybrea
a fine shower. Continued cloudy, and sti
: an appearance for more rain, during tn
forenoon-wind due west, and much coole
han yesterday IL o'clock, noon, raine
, light shower, very light however.
X. o'clock, P. NJ, has been excessively hot th
: afternoon. Clouds have passed over cas-
and became Tranquil and very serene. 1
. o'clock, +. M, clear and beautiful nigh
:. with fine prospect for more fine weatbe
. A gentle breeze from west.
SATURDAY MORNING, June 23d.-Clea
b warm, and beautiful, and unusual heav
dew, with gentle breeze from the soutl
west. The humidity of the atmosphere how
3 yer, indicates more rain. l9o'clock, noon
> cloudy and commenced raining modera
without any thunder, or perceivable win,
and still remaining very warm. 8 o'cloc
3 P. NJ, has been raining nearly all a
ternoon, moderate however, and appea
ance for rainy night.
SUNDAY MORNING, June 94th.--Raint
i some, as expected, through the night, ar
c still an appearance for more. l2 o'cloc
l' noon-has been raining gently since
J o'clock. 8o'clock, P. M, rained mod
Il rate this afternoon. Clouds at this tim
y broken, but the signs are not favorable
. settled weather. 10 o'clock, P. NJ, rain
u moderately this afternoon. Clouds at Il
~ time broken, but the signs are not favor
% bic for settled weather. 10 o'clock, P
. wind west and cool, and the atmosphere Il
'e so humid, but for other appearances viii
g show themselves in the south west, we pl
T; dict more rain.
C. MONDAY MORNING, June 25.--Raini
eS again this morning, moderately howev
re Commenced about o'clock, A. NJ, a
IT Stacked off about half past FIVE.
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y 12 o'clock, noon, has been very hot a
p sultry since morning. 8 o'clock, P NJ,
made an attempt 10 plow corn this aft
noon, and found the ground rather too W
The place where we were plowing has !
" been SO wet in the summer season for
last two years. We were warned byt
"peal after peal" that storm was I
proaching, SO wemade our way to the hou
and while We are writing this note, It
laundering most terificly and raining mi
erately, with hard wind from the sou
west. 7o'clock, p. M, clear and beau
full, gentle zephyr has been playing
IT, afternoon, since 1t ceased raining, which
be brushed the rain-drOps from the grow
mt crops, which make walk inviting.
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