South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-01-12
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South graaeh 9ntslligenser.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY. JAN. IL. 1877
Mr.. HArprh The Now Schedule
for carrying the mail to Green Spring
Run and back, will leave aere daily.
except Sundays. about 8 o'clock A. NJ.
arrive at Green Spring Run. about 10
An. Leave Grecn Spring Run about
eP. NJ. Arrive here about 81 p. NJ.
Mails will be closed-at Pm. Per-
.Ons wanting Monsy Orders. or Letters
Registered. viii ebsease (pply before 8
+. n. W. ": COOKUS. ,ps H..
Romnsy. Jan.:l2. 1877. ~ -,
- Subscribers will bear In mind that
our terms for subscription are CASH or
ia equivalent IN ADVANCE.
GIVE are indebted 70 Senators Price
and Davis and representatives Faulkner
ras Hereford for public documents.
~ Those Of our Subscribers who
have promised US wool will please now
bring IL in.
- The West Virginia Educational
Monthly and Hon, Magazine, devoted
u the Educational interests and Moral
culture OF West Virginia. appears In
New and Improved form In the January
number. 1t embraces 81 pages of mat
ter interesting ani instructive 10 all
classes OF society. This ia West Va.
lic,asy journal and will compare favor
ably with the beat Magazines of the
country. It is sent on, at the los price
81 81 80 for single subscriptions, and
81 25, in Climbs of 10 or more
All friends of education, and especial.
y Co. School Superintendent. should
give this work immediate support 10y
circulating 1t among the friends Of edu.
cation in their respective counties. Adj.
dress Blair d Gibbeus, Parkersburg.
cI We arc permitted 10 copy from q
letter received by friend, dated Denver
City, Colorado. January Isl, 1877, the
following account Of most wonderful
phenomenon witnessed there on Satur.
day. the 23rd OF December last al,
was between s and 9 A. NJ, the sun was
shining brightly-the grount, white with
snow-thc air clear and cold, with in
Vulnerable crystals OF ice or snow foat-
inIs like diamonds in it. A brilliant
white halo Lor ring OF light extended
.round the horizon, on plane with tie
sun. abont midway between the horizon
nnd the zenith. IN this ring there were
psrheiia or mock suns visible n; ona
time. There WAS b;i3ht rainbow
circle around the suu--another larger
circle encompaascd this ibgl The coiors
were not IS distinct. ucr so constantly
Nisible--it was more Like q rainbow for
The part Q! the circle under The san was
below Toe horizon and vol another In
ihe most brilliant AMI glorious colors of
The rainbow. 50 distict that one after
another could bc traced-lastipQ from
quarter past \. NJ. TIL nearly 8 r. NJ.
There was also "A vertical column or
iiSht across the sun. visible for short
tim1. -Four Of the mock suns were
Va In
on either side orthe sun WAS exceedingly
notwithstanding rainbow colors MI
day and setting with TIC sun, almost
~ bright rs tho same. Truly "lhe
heavens declare the Glory OF God and
The hrraamcnt showeth His handy work"
TIE AMERICAN FARMEa.--Tle Jan.
nary No. Of this old and reliable journal
IS received, being the initial number Of
- new volume, and the copy before us
looks as fresh and has every Indication
Of visor and effectiveness, as II IL was
in The earliest stages OF ia existence,
in7tca OF having seen. ga is the case.
tic terms Of nearly two generations,
pnelaIf or more OF which having been
under the guidance OF one or both the
present editors. This number contains
vast amount or most u1cful informa.
lion - every country resident, embra.
eng IN is sphere all departments or
farming, gardening. Horticulture, fruit
rowing, stock raising and dairying, be.
-ides variety of useful hints upon
economical and household subjects
'a"fing IL q complete manual FOR every
household ia tic country. A single
number like this is worth tho subscrip.
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