Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02
T..e Gren, Drnusht.



Abnul 10 O'Clock on Saturday evening a re-
frts hing shower commenced Ia iali III this city |
nd III .hIrirnpnd. AS II means of laying 'le
Inst AID ievNing vegetation il was WY well
cniiic, bni enough water dd no it ~ r'iufst, 10
permanently r. lieNe The dlohsh..
TiiE stFfEEI.G IN kent.
The Dayer Del trareun OF Saturday, says il is
now nearly five weeks since We have Ind II shower
81 faiu sufficient to lay tue dust. lhe crops ui
corn anu pbtatnes were mol rltckru III thelf
.ruwth until two weeks ago, when they BEGAN
To show that there wis need al waller ior ihcif
well being Al this wiring forward Germ is ~
,jirrud ns made, tut good rain would htlp the
eater ctar. Late potatoes my az wei II r"in
should f,il in time. The dry weather. we com
,ider la. been advantageous TO the peach crop,
md thusp who have any Interest Ill inst business
rave NJ cause u complain.
TWith respect to the corn, this Is a rather more
favorable statement than we have hitherto seen.
-Eps
IN KENT AND SUSSEX.
An intelligent gentleman from the lower sec
| lion ut keul county Informs us mat me drought
| there has teen vi iungrr duration Than III some
DARTS Of Sus-tX III the Eastern part oil the latter
County, about Lewes, refreshing showers Tell ~
Ter the dry term commenced III kent. lie thluks,
| ~ the whole that the AVERAGE corn crop Oh me
| Two cpuniies will not be half oi good seisohs
| Weld. though some Localities my make two-
thirds OF crop others will have practically none
| AT ALL
| is SUSSEX.
A correspondent from spatnrd whose letter Is
elsewhere printed, still looks Tor toefabie crop
| at corn.
| auth SAYS: ..Have no rain, yet. Corn, potatoes,
aud almost everything Is drying NJ, aud thls
| morning Is clear and copl, with Roud INDIGENOUS
tor more of dry spell. Our peaches uahe
money mntters rather easier AT present, but II
cannot last long, for tse crop VIII soon DC us
| posed of
| SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Princess Anne Herald says q light shower
fell at that pihce on Monday afternoon, but not
enough to cause any permanent reici.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Snow Hill Messenger. of the 2Sth, says =
What are the people going 10 do next year is the
| continued CIV now il this comfy Our nld ihrm-
ers when asked if thsy think II is g,ins 70 ram,
shake their heads in the most respondent manner
n, am wer No. il nin't going to rain any more.
The condition If our crops cei taiuly are dcpora-
ble from Nil quarters Of tut Shore, and through
ont pur whole State, we hear The same bitter wall.
The corn crop is lost beyond oil redemption.
uAspsoME NV CARA handsome new rail-
road car. lust flashed al the ships of the r, W.
aud B. Railroad, in this ely, TO run ON tue WASH
instnn and New York through line Is linus
Described by the Philadelphia Press
(. sit IL elegantly finished throughout, and iai
: comfort is uuequnlled There are tAirty-eish III
/. single seats, which are numbered me Wonu wolh
. | hei,g sulii walnut, polished, ana tile cushuns
4 and backs covered with green and red velvet. d,
means OF crank and screw they car, M 20 I, ".
ranged that the occupants can recline upon lhen
n IN IL much more comfortable manner thaii IN ti'
u =, lid fashioned sleeping cars. The charge Tor oc
cn,,inp one Of these seats is hut l'ly cents, wct
il moderate indeed for securing so comi"rtable
place. The wnod-work OF the iutrri,r ID PoilsIes
s.,lid walnut and white ash. The floor is OF whit'
IN nine and wnrrd The knnbs, hooks, and hean
RS Of screws are plated silver, and throughout ~
ar greatest Taste has hecu displayed, while at u
t. same June, the comfort Of ,he g traveller mas no.
H. charge OF the Comp ,nys shops ut wilmington
of i The ,tentee and it was built under his super
ia vision ut a cost of 80 0OD"
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