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yclc Castle, Pa. — Mild to ITtli ; cold, sliarp nortliwest winds to 2Gtli. 



Beaver, Pa. — IMoiith mild, streams not frozen over. 



Milford, Del— Ice 18tli, 20tli, 21st ; faint aurora 24tli. 

 Woodlawii, Mil. — Aurora 1st; robins lltli ; thunder and liglituing 

 IStli. Snow in sight all month ; month 4P colder than in 1SG9. 



Freclericli, Md. — Nine inches snow 8th ; hail, sleet, snow, rain 18th. 



Emmlttshurg, Md. — Snow, 9 to 12 inches, 8fch; high wind all day, 

 sleet and snow at 4 p. m., 18th ; aurora 28th. 



Johnsonfown, Va. — Eain, high wind 1st; frogs, violets 17th; snow 

 23d ; heavy thunder-storms, hail 27th. 



Hampton, Ya. — Violent gale, aurora 1st ; hyacinths 10th ; early vege- 

 tation frozen 21st, 22d ; thunder-storm 27th. 



Zuni Station, Va. — Faint aurora 1st; thunder-storms 15th, 27th; 

 wdieat looking badly ; peaches and pears frozen. 



Bacoii's Castle, Ya. — Aurora 1st; rain, snow 7th, 8th, 18th; ground 

 frozen 9th ; thunder showers 15th, 27th ; plowing again 25th. 



Comorn, Ya. — Aurora 1st; elm and filbert blossoms 5th; periwinkle 

 17th; plowing nearly all month. 



Yicnna, Ya. — Aurora 2d ; snow, 3.1 inches 8th, 2 inches 28th. 



Piedmont, Va. — Bluebirds 3d ; wild geese 8th ; fog, rain, northwest 

 wind-storm, hail, snow 18th, mercury fell 22° in 5 hours; ground froze 

 21th ; robins 27th. 



Lynchburg, Ya. — Snow 7th, 8th ; robins 13th ; rainy 18th ; 2.25 inches 

 ice 22d ; frogs 2(5 th. 



Wythemlle, Va. — Wheat fine ; some maple sugar made. 



Oxford, X. C. — Sleet 5th ; rain, snow 6th ; peach blossoms 17th ; cedar 

 birds, robins 25th; thunder-shower 27th. 



Chapel Hill, N. C. — Tsvo terrific thunder and hail storms 27th. 



Statesville, If. C. — Kain and sleet Ith, with snow 0th ; snow, freeze 

 20th ; thunder-shower and hail 27th. 



Aihen, S. C. — Honey peach and wild jilum blossoms 12th. 



Goicdei/sville, S. C. — Ice 1st, 2d; rain, snow, 7th, 20th; thunder-show- 

 ers, with light hail, 15th ; blnelets (or innocents) IGth ; peach and plum 

 blossoms 27th. 



HolUvuVs Store, S. C. — Doves mating Gth; snow, rain, snow 7th; peach 

 blossoms lOtli ; furious snow-storm, greatest fall in many years, 22d. 



Blujfton, S. C. — Black frost, orange and other fruits hurt, 19th, 21st. 



Berne, Ga. — Peas, squashes, &g., nipi)ed 21st. 



Penfield, Ga. — Peach blossoms 12th, (very early;) 1.5 inch ice 21st. 



Atlanta, Ga. — Thunder-storm (1.7 inches rain in 20 minutes) 15th; 

 some peaches and plums frozen 21st. 



Boclci'ille, Ala. — Plum blossoms 3d; peach blossom IGth, many killed 

 21st. 



Green Springs, Ala. — Thunder and lightning 15th, 22d, 2Gth ; sleet 

 18th. 



Coatopa, Ala. — Peach and plum blossoms 12th; thunder- showers 15th, 

 22d, 2Gth ; rain, hail, snow 17th. 



Port Orange, Fla. — Ice on mainland 8th, 20th, 21st ; here 20th injured 

 orange trees ; green corn 18 miles from here 21st. 



Jaclisonville, Fla. — Thunder-shower 23d. Fruit not injured by frost. 

 Month 2.20O colder than usual. 



Pilatlca, Fla. — Thunder showers 15th, 17tli; very cold 19th to 22d,, 

 ice, frozen ground, but no damage done. 



Breniond, Texas. — Frost 14th ; ice 20th ; peach blossoms 28th. 



Gilmer, Texas. — Snows 2d, 3d, 5tli; bluetts 7th; buckeye leaves 8th ^ 

 plum blossoms 14th, and peach 17th ; ice 21st. 

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