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Grampian Hilh, Pa. — Moiitli variable, last part quite dry. 



Greenville, Pa. — Frost 30tli, injured corn in some i)laces. 



Xeiccastlc, Pa. — Heavy northwest winds lOtli to 15tli ; ice .'?Otb. 



Mil ford, Del. — Showers too light to aid early crops of fruit and j?rass. 



WoofUaicn, .W.— Auroras l(>th, lltli, 12th, lith; harvest ended 30th. 



Sarn\s Creel', AM. — Hail 1.5 inches diameter, little damage here, 27th. 



Johnsontoicn, Va. — Raspberries two weeks earlier than usual, 1st. 



Hampton. Va. — Only one entirely clear day in June. 



Comorn, Ya. — Eain-fall of first six months of 1871, 21.5G inches; 

 average of the six months for twenty-two years, 10.04 inches; June 

 average of twenty-t^^T^ years, 3.27 inches. 



Vienna, Va. — Aurora 18th; June rather dry ; crops backward. 



CapeviUe, Va. — First heavy rain since May 17th — 11th, 12th. 



Wytheville, Va. — Rains partial ; earliest harvest known here. 



Stafesville, N. C. — Harvest early ; rust in oats — first in fifteen years. 



Gon-deysrille, S. C. — Heavy general thunder-storms 23d. 



Berne,' Ga. — Much thunder aud lightning, with heavy rains, this month. 



Atlanta, Ga. — Lightning and thunder nearly every day in June. 



Coatopa, Ala. — Thunder-showers on sixteen days in June. 



Huntsville, Ala. — Aurora 18th; many showers 11th to close. 



Mo niton, Ala. — Warm June; heavy rains; roasting ears on 2oth. 



Jachwnville, Fla. — Greatest rainfall known in June; much thunder 

 and lightning. 

 • Pilatla, Fla. — Rainiest June known, aud all thunder-storms. 



Oaldand, Tex. — Cotton opening 29th; very dry; corn suffering. 



Ponchatoula, I^a. — Thunder-shower.s in this section every day. 



Alar ion, Miss. — Excessive rains, moist air, high temperature. 



Broolhaven, Aliss. — Very M^et to 11th ; high winds 10th, 11th; peaches 

 11th ; katydids loth. Not one entirely clear day in June. 



Clarlsrille, Arl: — Auroras, faint 12th; rosy streamers 17th. 



EUzabcthton, Tenn. — Much cloudy weather; hail and gale 2.jth. 



Trodon, Tenn. — A dry month, but not injurious to croi)s. 



Salem, Ohio. — Aurora ISth; destructive thunder and hajl storm 23d; 

 light frost 30th. 



Kenton, Ohio. — Grass stiff and white with frost 30th. 



JJrhana, Ohio. — Beautiful aurora 17tli. Harveist two weeks early. 



Carthafjena, Ohio.— Awroni 17th, 18th, 19th; cool 28th to 30th. 



Jaclsonbtirij, Ohio. — Harvest — barley 5th to 10th, wheat 15th to 22d. 



Cincinnati, Ohio. — Auroras Otli, 17th. 



Litchfield, J/<c/i.— Frosts— heavy lltli, light 29th, 30th. Seven auro- 

 ras in June. Crops generally two weeks earlier than usual. 



Grand Eainds, Mich.—FiokH 9th, 29th ; aurora 10th. Month of ex- 

 tremes. 



Benzonia, Mich. — Killing frost 9th. Drought severe. 



Vevay, hid. — Faint aurora 17th; dewberries 24th ; haying 27th. 



Laconia, Ind. — Month warm and dry ; crops suffering. 



Kni(jhtston-n, Ind. — Wheat harvest ended by 28th. 



Laporte, Ju^/.— Thunder-storms 2(1, 0th, 17th, 23d, 24th ; aurora 10th. 



liisinfj tSun, Ind. — Wheat cut 12th, (last year 21st;) aurora 18th. 



Marc'nfjo, III. — Auroras 10th, lltli, 17th. Seventeen-year locusts ap- 

 peared May 27th, very numerous and <lestructive to tender twigs from 

 June 8th to 23d, when thej- began dying off rapidly. 



Wyanef, III. — Hail-storni 9th; cut grain and other crops badly. 



Hennepin, III. — Month i)leasant; rain well distributed for crops. 



Dubois, III. — Wheat harvest began 8th ; aurora 17th. 



Galeshurg, HI. — Mouth warm ; frequent thunder-showers. 



