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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04

Management of Pear Trees.


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y. gu Da'en oo"n'!; Niicn'gan' III one Vi our
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- o sou Gun N no., anu manure , ,no
:. 10y, :. noeoesaiy. car frees VIII nos yea.
Huy eassh., eAceP1 ~ iertile SOL. me s9i
t.,t ,nt .s,'.;n VIII s oe sessy cIops nnr,
1870 - y; 49, ",es, 1nu oiesuaty s,au'o -
IS oes., u on SANDY lana II clay iand' asncs a'e
'i9ss eAoenent; MI.
nave iouna no dinerence as resaras ohght,
eituei IN safieles OF IN soi- III cui', "ti1" VI
hesiece Vi IL. we nave trees upon sana anu up
on cay, upon ground that's kept heaViiy ma s
90, auo upon ground thatls whoiiy eAenPt iro'a
sucn APphcations, upon gf"nnu KEPT uhaer en,-
Ssatol, ana upon GROUND n9t eui,ivaIea at AL,
put ieIt 10 grass, ana 'ney an onSn!, 70 all ap-
pearances, one SITUATION anu CONDITION as innch
as another, ana no variety Is exempt. NO RENE
ay W mas proved 'ne FEAST avaii apphcations
keeping right on blightins until their destruc-
tiOn was complete, and look over my devasta-
ted ground and mourn Tor the thrifty and shape.
~ occupants OIL when u has been depleted, and
sign 10 VAIN LOT the whiiom delicious returns,
when, aIas, are no more.
WE'VE years ago procured about dozen oil
Iaise pal Ices stahuards, costing 81 70 each,
on account Oh their extra large SIZE: Ihey COM
prised SIX l6) hardy varieties i set them IN my
gs!uen, All put three, wnich placed IN the yard
adJoI.ng, where rne sou was good, Dutthey mad
no cui.i'ation. Inc largest Oh the trees was a
flemisn Beauty, ana, I'D setting 1t out, dug
large noie aud put into IL fuii two horse wagon
ioaa OF morse manure, with which l mixed the
dlrt, ana IN which set the tree. 1t grew with
OF any OF the Others, and bore each year after the
second season Iuli crop OF excellent fruit: In
common Win tne DINERS, IL commenced blight
ing lew years ago, and is now nearly dead, but
u Is among Ine last 10 20. Ihey all grew well
and bore well for several years, until the blight
strnck them. Ihe frst to blight and die were
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04

water, add two ounces Of powdered alum and
two ounces Of borax to . enty-barrel els
tern of rain water that 10 blackened or oily, and
in . few hours the sediment will settle, and the
water be clarified and ct for washing.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04

sATURAn pals and tubs with glycsrins, and
they will not shrink.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04
AGENTS! ~ $50

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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04
REV. In. WIceIN SAYS:

sOne the best remedies for Catarrh nay me PET
remedy have found in lifetime fsunering az
through the nostrils and there with each bottle
small glass table for IN inhalation. eiess s1S
head and throat thoroughly TT taken eacn NOM
ing rising, there unpe eno Nc
disagree able hawking during the entire day. out N IN
precedentcd clearncss and respiratory orRAns
-Rsr. J. H. El0gi,i. Ia Dorchester. HAS,, Beacon.
Each packagc contains TT. Sanfordb Improved IN
hsling Tube with full drrctions for use IN AL easee
Price flO0 For sale BY all Wholesale and
ssta and Deslers throughout the United States and
Canada. WEEKS q POTTER. General Agents and
Drnnx EQltQn. NaSs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04

ANN, observed Danbury house keeper to
the hired gin, tho other morning "a. have
our nations history, / guess Won hal better get
q toothbrush of yo1r own"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04

STIR mp the sleeping lion in tho breast of .
Welshman, Gays Boston journalist), and no
will hurl at the he'd Of tho offender such epi-
thess as nobody bat he or an infuriated Choctaw
or Muscovite wonlS ever think of using. For
instance, Welsh paper Of New York, z DrycA,
say OF Ben Butler: @Hmddangsoddy Cad Butler
We have thought . thousand times Of using the
very same in connection with Butler. hat eome
how or other We always hesitated to do it.-Ex.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04
soRElY AFFLICTED

J. o. BoncovfA 4 o.. DeReer. Of ge.1e1e
Prompted % for n ar In penaif 81 SAY
yoEp's RADICAL CrEr POS CAIAExa.e s nave 0esn
with this fearful disease Ior tour
ne have tried every known remedy Without syan.
unth bought bottle of the above gu nom you,.
which gave almost instant relief y being eonst
tufionzl well iocai remedy, pencve % DC ~
that h claimed for i. lsadical Cure for SnTIvr
Very truly yours, WM ANIL
Denver, Sept. ISIS. With Jensen. Bliss Co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04
SANFOR0S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
4 nm FEr ARovE ma SEA,

ne feIlo.ng sessmonia,s srs 0H ~ Me ,1s.: =
drleTists. They report unpreesdenesolL lasxs aaao
snd universal satisfaction. No oehef gsees3 g
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04
GREATLY AFFLICTED.

Hessrs J. o. Doscorth d Co.. DeHro: Gen1emen.-L
take pleasure in recommending sAxI0nDs n..p ~.
CURE FOE CxTAERH to all who are anlcteo VIM tnls
disease WIS greatly afflicted with u ior long r n;
ard cured it with two bottles ofthe above
ayear Afterwards taken again win CnaaIr Q1te
severely, and immediately sent for enotner ooSs.ss
which fxed all right, giving me reneI HON ns
dose. confident that this remedy val 90 al ta.s
Is claimed for IT, and more too. Wishlng you suceeo
In It's Introduction, am, very truly yours. ~,
A. w SMITH, Of Smith d Doll.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-04

Hessrs j. o. Bos,corth d Co. Deseer. CT: Gs1fie.ess
-Ihayc used SAxForp's RADICAL Cuhs S9t CAIAnxAS
and ir has given perfect satisfaction. nave Iss1
almost everything, and IL Is the only thing tn ~
endnS rs nse TO ali sieted Win Catarh Of any kind.
and Offer this my testimony 70 It's pSnenpSc rcrrp
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
OBlK UAKY.

One of earth's sweetest flowers was
gathered TO imuo, tality upon Monday morn
fng In this city, Sue, the daughter of VIM,
6. and Sarah Peanypacker. Death came,
finding her amid her books and girlish
pleasures, like cross nurse would do to
wayward child. he suatche1 her away. The
void left by Sues death no stranger can
fathom-the plummet of affection dropping
from the agonized soul of her parents
hearts can alone measure its yastness
few little days ago she was the embodip1ent
OF the highest form OF virgin life, her affec
tions pure as freshly fallen snor,,, and al
warm and teautiful. as a srn-beam--sh,
lived to pleafe and fill her fathers hous,
with an aro ma of chria..oian holiness.
Alas that death should NOV down will
lIhis scythe the rose bursting into bloom
land pass yer branches faded and decayed
l'bus OF ST lch are the inscrutable ways o
God. II words of coincidence, freightet
with TT e deep sympathy of the man,
friends of the sorrowing parents may deade,
their>' ieep sorrows, they surely must b
assua' red. The daughter of the house ant
heart. Is gone: The world has lost life
4 Her wen has received soul. Gods will b
io.,a
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
X ENT ON FACTS,

When Mr.. Kent stated on Monday night
in the Board of Education, that Every
Evening had several times the circulation
| of tbe HERALD. He either malciously
tried to ipjure the HERALD: or he iDnoct Mt
ly spoke in absolute, aud unqualified ig-
norance of the circulation of one, or both
papers. We know ard can prove it, that
persons about Every Evening, never fail to
speak falsely about our circulation, and 1t
may be that Mr.. Kent obtained his Inform
alton there. and took it as a verify. The
circulation of Every Evening in this city,
we are co hRcious is not equal to thst of the
HERALD, and hence is not as valuable a
means Of advertising for city purposes.
lndeed We are inclined to the opinion that
presep t 1t has the least circulation within
the city of any of the daily papers.
Mr. Kent as business man, should In
fo! N himself of the facts of case, before
e asserts to another injury, that which is
without even the color Of truth, and having
so acted, If he be fair man, should retract
and apologize.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
SHOOTING MAD DOGS.

During the past few days a numI'er OF
dogs have been shot by police, several OF
whom were thought to be mad. t. '
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock a
small skye terrier ran into the dining room
of the Wesleyan, Female fl, College acting
strangely. It ran around the room several
times and finally went under the table
whore it had several fits. Word was sent
to the police station and officer Cloud went
down TO the college and killed the dog. The
animal seemed to have no owner, and 1t was
thought to have been mad. ,-.sH
officer Jones shot dog yesterday on 7th
street, between Poplar and Lombard. The
dog was thought to have been bitten by the
dog that bit the little Carson bsy.
At the request Of several citizens OF the
Ninth ward a strange dog which showed
unmstakable signs Of hydrCphosia was
shot by officer Cloud.
A dog owned by q man named Flamcr
who lives on McCaulley street near llth;
which bit the little daughter of MI McNee
was also killed.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
PERSONAL.

Rev. DR.. Frost is now absent from the
city enjoying brief vacation,
Mr.. George Crook: reporter of the United
States Trade Journal of New York, called
upon us lass evening. He will remain in
this city a few days.
''Flip" Lafferty is home from Pittsburg,
where he has been playing since April. He
injured his arm In pitching a few days ago,
aid has returned home until his injuries
are cured.
Miss Elizabeth s. Ftazer, Principal OF
No. 8 School, left this city yesterday morn
ing to visit Scotland. She wall return In
October. During her absence Miss Addie
Speakman will fill her position.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
A COUNTERFELTER ON TRIAL.

Yesterday afternoon the trial OF Edward
Csulk for passing counterfeit money was
commenced in the U. s. District Court.
Levi c. Bird, Esq. D., appearing for defence.
It will be remembered that Caulk was
arrested BY ex-U. s. Marshal Dunn, on the
25th of last April, at Summit Bridge, for
passing counterfeit money in the shape OF
IS bills on the National Bank of Hanover,
Pa. He was tried before Commissioner
Smith at that time and held for trial.
Several Witnesses were examined on both
sides and the Court adjourned to meet this
morning when the case will be concluded.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

A sharp-sighted Hibernian Is our old
friend Mike Roscope. ~' -.'..'-
After June the machine shops at Hope
dale, r. l., will run but eight hours day,
closing on Saturdays at noon.
Owing to the attempt to sssassinats Ger
many's Emperor, Queen Victoria is having
her petticoats lined with six-inch boiler
iron. ..... .-....f
Major Dan Simpson, aged sS. has for
sixtyseight years been the drummer of the
Boston Ancient and Honorable Artillery.
Major Stanley has been the hfer for fifty
seven years. Tho aged pair made the mu-
sic for recent parade of tho company,
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

1t Is the season for milk pans to ignite
apochrypal barns by rejecting the sun.
If General Grant should bo the rext
President Senator Sargent would most like
ly be Secretary of the Navy.
John L. Hermance, Superintendent of the
County Infrmatory for the Poor, at Lincoln,
Nebraska, 10 card published in the Lin
coin State journal, says that VIM. Wincbea-
ter, aged 70 years, died In that Institution
lately. Nothing Of his histofyis known
ebcept that he was born In sEp9laad and
has several children reading IN Penusylva-
mia. q He was stranger In that part Of the
country alGA.gIo.. - y a.aa.tAAA
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
AFFAIR
LOCAL NOTES.

Go to the races today.
Fullmers devil 3. crabs 500 Market ST..
We may have paid firelepari ment aitel
ali. = il ~ - 80 :
lhrtle and clam soup at Fullmers 5Ot
Market st.
Desiled crabs at Fullmer's, bO6 NJ Mke,
e''eo''G,IGf l = #EA
r Tho grass on the reservoir bank was icing
crt W starday. taJ al ,a.A .g-.s -
Tae monographs on exhibition b l. tn !,
ms tiuute Hall. Every person shout see
this wonderful INSTRUMENT. n
W, s. Wood, taxidermist, No. 903 N.arke
street, Wilmington. Del. All XII ,ds oi
birds, beats and reptiles stufiedto rder-
Mothers win grow weary ard sigh o,ye,
the bsby's troubles when DR., Bulls Baby
Syrup would relieve the child and thereby
give the mother rest. Price 25 Cents.
| On Thursday the 18th day Of July :, The
Quaker Assembly viii take their first grand
grand excursion to Harewood Park, pn the
P, w. & B.R. r.. Tickets are selling very
rapidly. Adults, $l.O0; children be tweeI
the ages Of snd IL years Of age, so cents
What lovely flower is the lily .of the
valley, anI how closely resembling it IL
purity is the complxion which has beer
embelli. .Ahed with GLBNN's SULPHUR SOAP,
that wholesome aid to beauty.
..1LvER LOCKS Grow DARK from the USE
! Of HILLS HAIR DYE. ga-.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
A SMALL ROGUE.

Yesterday afternoon lady stepped of
the street cars at Fourth and Market street,
and lust as she reached the sidewalk a
street urchin, about ten years of age, put
his hand in hsr pocket and taking her
pocket book. attempted to run away when
the lady caught him by the arm. In the
struggle which ensued the young scamp
dropped the pocket book, and breaking
away before assistance could arrive, made
good his escape. Several parties chased
him down Fourth street, bat could not
catch him.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF HOMEOPATHY

A meeting of the Delaware State Medical
Society of Homeopathy was held yesterd ay
at the residence of DR.. Lukeus at Newport.
President Curtis In the chair. After the
regular order of business, the Secretary,
DR.. Frantx, read the report of DR.. Lawton,
delegate from this society to the American
Institute of Homeopathy. Subject for dis
cussion--Splnal cord and its injuries. An
animated discussion followed Hydrophobia
and other diseases where thoroughly dir
cussed. A magnificent repast was served
by DR.. Lukons, which was enjoyed by all.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

News from Berlin says the recovery O.
the Emperor is progressing wonderfully
To- day he celebrated the forty-ninth ami
versary OF his marriage. ,as
Arrests from treasonable Eutterances
among the classes infected with Socialism
continue to be very prevalent. aa2a &c..
The subject of the approaching Congress
of powers In Berlin attracts relatively less
public attention than the internal crisis,
which is kept prominently in view by the
activity of the police and the partisan pre-
parat tions for the approaching election.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
Cen ATE,yN|Al.

On 5th day of May we opened our Cloth
ing House In the Ledger Building. occupy
ing Or, " frst floor, with ixteen salesn.si-
During lhe Spring and .yH,rpa n,er our bure
nessso increased that in the Fall we wei.
CON pelied to buy Off tie lease OF A a
stewart Il G. for the upper floors, and d
force Of forty statesmen t. nnet the demand
years Of ,rlprecAde % sucosss. never be-
iotoknowrTin this city, cur business has
more than doubled from year To- year to
sucf, an extep that ve now use the en II Ire
five floors, with ~ stock OF over Ha'f p Nit
lion OF Dollars Of Fashion able Clothing
with sixty. se ven en- tlemen salesman, who
viii show you, to rough our. building and
cor sider,t no trouble to show you goods y
you don't buy Our sales have tneen se
large during the morthsN of March Ind
April that we have e.ant sesn o'mp 49,.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. o, o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. "
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of T.,
la the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of
True Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council. No. 2, O. U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street. ''n
Harmony Lodge, No. s, A. o, of G. F.,
Champion Lodge, No. g., K. of P, at K.
M P. Hall, Oil Market street. ~
Oriental Lodge, No. 1S, K.of p, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. Hall, Bill Market street. o.
Cherokee Tribe, No.i4, /. o. RI M. at
Marls Building, 9Th and shinlev streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
THE COOL SPRING RESERVOIR.

Work on the Cool Spring Reservoir has
not been vcly brisk for the last few days.
owing to the wet weather. However, Coz
siderable advancement has been mad, and
they arc now making ready for puddlina'
the sides of the reservoir, preparatory to
walling with Drick
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

Mr.. WooLEY's motion to distribute more
equally the tickets for the High School
Commeucemen was right in spirit and just
in practice. 1t Is to be regretted that bis
motion did not pass, and thereby check the
selashness OF those who disregard the rights
Of others.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

The rules of ladies' club In Warsaw,
Poland, declare that no member shall give
more than $28 for morning dress, $50 for
an evening dress, or $6 for bonnet, and
that at each quarterly meeting each men,
bar shall trnthfully declare that she owes
neither a miliner's nor . dressmaker's
Dill. ----- II
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
THE CLOTHING BUSINESS.

If you want spring OR summer suif that
is pleasing in appearance, correct in style,
satisfactory in fit, durable in wear, and low
in price, 20 to Nathan Lieberman, the popu-
lar clothier, s. E. corner Fifth and Market
streets. '.# ht. a... aa.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

THERE is some rumor of an independent
candidate for Coroner coming out from the
Erank of the defeated Democratic candidates
The person who Is dreaming of this action
Ia ad better take care. The Democracy is
in no mood to be annoyed with disorganizers.
Jacob Butz was fairly nominated, and will
ha AIpctad
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
DENTISTRY.

DR.. shelp has returned. Any person
desiring good work done in dentistry at
reasonable rates, will do we'll to call on
him or DR.. Winner, as either of them can
be found at 621 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
DE ED.

CONAHAN:-O On the 10Th ipsianr. in Ches-
ter, Margaret G uahap; wife vi James
Honahan IN The 56 h year # herage,
The fune al will TAXA place In hester, on
W.. pssday, arriving in this city at 4
O'Clock. To proceed to the Catholic Came-
terry en- Delaware avenue. The friends and
rel@tives are respectfully invited to atsend
the funeral.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
itAa= aas
LOS :

, osr-A Firerp ans Badge No. lle, was was
lost at the firs at sixth and Istnal, n ~
4nreets. ~ The finder VIZ PIfaiFyI FIRE fy Co.
ths Futh ond shinIey streets,
ip7-tf I0atA aAu SAAPA~S
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
INSTITUTE HALL,

IN THE DISTRICT COUNT OF III MTH \
United States, for the District OF DeH
ware. n p,.bols
r INK krupt.-ln Bankruptcy. 49,.
At Wilmington in said psssric'' Isas on icy
Notice is hereby given that petitsl9nl a. h u J,
ed Il a by ySs,1ies 5aes duiS ID
m o'.red " bankrupt uE der the act of Congrea'
Of March .. 1857 for discharge: and S. csT11 ntha
thereof ndtn all his ssa dsGss as aaS and 0s
e ,bs s%s alst day Of June, 1878, at il o'cioe
A. M M Is assigned for the hearing g.n OF an,t LII
at Wl%ingt93e aT gs,3ena do and si". shoW %
Vng Wnetu vo;, yJh have why the prayer Of the saAe
Pei petition should not be granted |
a. REDMOND SMITH.
Clerk of the U. 8. District Court Dela~aF'
,rune 5th,-w,s,2tFyv T.
-
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
>,EALhD PROPOSALS.
GA Es 81.
| s'a -.

70 MY FFIENTS Il her by ten'er ~
hearty tnanks 10 my friolts tor the very
liberal patronage and the highly c)n,pll
mcrlary vote which they gave me- az tNe
/ lato nomination election election &C u',u
W. re- b.stcn by rno o. the most po,u';
m II ia New caste untv aud iiop my
/ fri, nds vii supp y 'Le p,<lkct nominated
/ last satu,t day with The me yea! II"
fidelity wish which lhey supported n'.
Vars respecifnii7,
\ tull.Yt S;t, GEORGES lIunhr d.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
CLOTHING HOUSES.
"a Y 0IF|T n IF4'FF y s'7g5Y' II
SpRoCLAM!l.!|.AI N M!|.AIl.TloN A !!
sCttissi,ss tOf PhsiadelfhiG and Sus round.
1t,,0 C0umtrpf

= Owing to- the Great success ndProsper-
'fty aof our enterprise two years sgo, We
lake this mtsthGd or thanking The peop e
for tl1eir vsrv' iihcraa support and conf
dencs. Durina the past Two years we have
lried 10 do our duty, and have not ,Hile5
in t,ts attempt, why we make this special
announcerlent1, - thS reosle on the 5th OF
May, 1876 which WAS the First Centennial
to our, AmericaD People and Republic,
which never will he forgotten BY The citi-
zehs OF Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
NOTICES.

DIVORCEs, in any state, without pup
ID lic'ty, send st mp for the law. d' w.
SIMS Chicago.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

AT 1OTICE-Ptcked up drift on the Della.
ware River, part Of raft of Hemtoc6
Legs lLquire OF ,,r,. ,S;rv p.
iune5 II ~~--aaa---'- New castle, delaware.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

ATOTICE.-5OO new shares of the WORKING
" mems Loan association are now OF,
tered and may be tah en- any time, tall
' GEO. C MARIs. sc,
Evening oftice hour Fl ON 7 to ..
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12

Every sheet Of postage stamps Ia counted
26 times while being made.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
COLUMN
CORES PONDEECE.

Henceforth we viii give a column daily
10 correspondence upon AM proper subject
Tor discussion. It is expected that commu
nlcalions Will be written on one side only
OF the paper, and accompanied with the
name of the writer. The HERALD fs rot TO
be considered as endorsing or being iu any
way responsible for the opinion of CORES
pondenLsin this column. ," sar t.3 d"
"a = [Communicated.1 =
For the Morning Herald
MEssRs EDITORS An explanation want
ed from the ,Jddges Of Election of
Brandywine Hundred East. am a Law
ri voter, l,willbe l year in this State in
october next. ] ans United States citi-
zen, and am also assessed for taxes. Now
what was the reason for objections to my
vote.
Explain through your paper and ob,ige a
... A Voter.
There cen be no sdoubt that you will be
qualified to vote at theNovcmber election, If
you pay your taxes; and as such you had q
perfect right to vote If you are Democrat,
or were prepared to pledge your vote to the
successful candidate in November.
Act 4, Sec. of the Constitution of
Delaware fixes the qualification of voters.]
'" -...T' 80 Ed. HERALD
The Morning herald., 1878-06-12
THE HER AID.
Wilmington, Del juno IL 1875

MINIATURE ALMAKAC-THIS DAY
+ un rises "A 81 gun sets......... 7.2S
MOON rises. ..........".. ..............2 ~ a. III.
HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater. ..5. .35 a. IN.
6.G7 p m.
New Castle. ......... ...........9 IS NJ.
1000 p. NJ.
Wilmington 3D. 5S q. m
10 80 p. m. *-H "a. ~
THE WEATHER :-T0-dGy 1t tciI be
,cnrss and clear or partlp clo,s y.