South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-10-13

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CoURT.-The October term Of the
Circuit Court for this County-lIis Hon.
Judge James d. Armstrong presiding =
will meet on Tuesday next, the 18th inst
ERWe are indebted to Hon. j. II.
Dodge, Statistician, for Monthly report
OF the Department of Agriculture for
August and September.
WTHE AMERICAN FARMER for Octo.
Der is full, rs usual, Of varied and use.
ful matters suited to every farmer dc.
sirous Of Improvement in his profession.
This old agricultural journal treats cx.
clusiyely on farm and garden topics,
and is not given up to subjects not con.
nected directly with rural life. all the
branches of which are thoroughly cared
for. No farmer. on any scale however large
or small, bat would find it to his interest
TO subscribe for and read this standard
periodical. The subscription Of which il
$3.50 year, or onlySl each TO clubs of
five or more. The publishers, Samuel
Sands x SOP, Baltimore, offer TO send
all new subscribers, whether coming
singly or in clubs, the last three mum.
bers of this year, free.
(TA valuable horse belonging TO
Mr.. John S. Arnold, on Knobley Noun
tain. Mineral county, we learn from the
Key ser Tribune, broke its neck while
playing in field, few days ago.
RoMANCE or TUE RAIi-On one OF
The Pennsylvania trains on Thursday Of
last week was family with whose life
is associated an interesting history
The Altoona Mirror relates il thus Mrs.
Ford resides in Illinois and was on her
way. with two children, to the Centcn.
NAL. Some three years ago she and
her husband had 4 difficulty which re-
suited in their separation. lie quit the
ncighborhood in which he resided with
her and tool, mp his abode in New Or
leans The wife in The meantime lived
in entire ignorance of her husbands
whereabouts. not supposing that q re-
union would ever be effected When
jhe train arrived in the depot here the
lady alghtcd f. om the car and partook
Of some refreshments. When about TO
take her place on the car again her eyes
met those OF gentleman standing on
tic plat form whom SHE as once recog-
nizel as her husband. The recognition
was mutual. The memories of the hap
py days OF Old came back to both OF
them. a cordial reunion took place in the
cars & they proceeded eastward together.
E,Llpr's MoNrH.Y M>gAzTNE FOR
NuvlalE.. Ghe Novcmber numhc. of
Halou's Magazine is issued. and a cap.
jtal number it i in Ill respects. The
illustrations arc fine and tho reading
matter is superior in variety and inter
est to any monthly magazine in the
country. Each number contains n sea
story, domestic storice, adventures, poe
Try, and n chilj'5 department, and in the
latter can he found that remarkable
story 10y NJ. Quad, the great humorist,
called That Taylor Boy" which will be
completed in the December number
But here is partial list OF contents for
the November issue: Just see what it
- like: The PYrcnccs; :" New En-
gland Birds - "a Surprise = "Victoirc /:
or, The Turns Of Fortunes Wheel :"
The Poet and the Boor;" The Stor;-
&C SoCa-Cushion :" "In a Violin :"
Ny Rosary; - The IIeircss and her
Guardian. a tale ofiCountry Life, &c"
Published by Thomcs and Talbot, %
lIawlcy Street Boston. aud for sale at
all depots in the country.
tD'While q Democratic pole was b.
irs raised at MoorcGcld on Yesterday
veck o tackle block fell and struck
Charley Kuhn, q little son Of Mr.. Geo.
Kuhn on the Lead. and fractured his
skull
EFWc will take q few barrels OF
corn in payment OF subscription to the
I>rrLIicrNCrr.
Woop.-Thoso who desire paying
'ho.rISrttr1or,.rr subscriptions with
wood wi.l please 10 So during tho pre-.