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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02
AFINE assortment of WALLPAPER al
purYiauce'S.


An Old man named john Evans, q
preacher. living eight miles northeast
Of Trenton, in Grundy county, was
murdered Oh Monday night. 22d u!t..
and his house was burned over him
to conceal the crime. He was known
to have considerable gold about the
house, and it was to sccure this that
the foul deed was perpetrated. y
man named Savers was arrested on
suspicion, and his revelations led to
the arrest OF the balance. Savers,
who turned States evidence, went
out with the officers, and showed
them where several thousand dollars
of the stolen money was concealed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-02

W. A. Price has now in store q large
stock OF all kinds of Fresh Grass Seeds.
, 1875-10-27
Sic @ntbuIlun9 Der Statue

Sic @ntbiIlun9 Der Statue
0es @tonewaG Sadion fanb 9eltern in
@eoen,part eiuer ouBerprbentll6 9roBen
Mtenge pon 3u19allern ltatt. S9pn oes
Mor9ens friib mogte es IN Den Strabeu
pon Menl6en, beren 3abl li6 BON Stur
Dc 5u Stunoe iteiserte. I'm 10 ubr
icbte li0 Die groBe 9roseIiion III Sepe=
ellno nnO fol9te Die pprgei6riebene
Marl9ruthe bur6 Die 9ollptltraBen Der
Staot. 9le Senltsr Der Sduler waren
nit 3ui1ouern belebt. I'm II ubr
bate Der 3ug feline Sour uOlenoet uno
morldirte III ben 9arf oes Gapitols
aur Gntbiuwn9. 9to6 nle lparen 10
piele Mienlden i'll bemielbcn perlammelt
uepelen. Sic berporrasenblten Yerlo=
nen uno Sfii5iere nabmen Die Platiiorm
Elm. @ouperneur &emper trat Dor ln=
ter srpBem @pplaus, belt cine &eoe uno
ltelte &ep. WIoles S.oo9e, elm Sulen=
freunb pon Sadiou, Dor, t%pOrauf oerlel-
be Die Gntblllun9srebe belt. I'm 3 ubr
fapo Der feierlide Mft ltatt. s(!s Die
Spite gcfallen, wuroe bas Bib ourd
Solutl0i.lle bcgriibt uno Der Gelons=
perein vWir9inia," peritdrtt ourb einsn
She'll Der Wiit9lieoer oes 8ereins ugbil=
Dornonie," lang oas 2Ieo Cine feite
Surg III INFER Soft" wcl0es pon SEP
nid's 0rGslter be9leitet luuroe. Gou=
perneur &enper ltelte Oorauf Die Ia
idbri9e SCOOTER bes General Sadlon
Dem 8olfe por. 9ielelbe wurOe entbu=
lialiilA be9riJBt unD RE Geremonie mar
sit Gnoe.
Sim Mbenb puroen perI9ieoene Seu=
ermerfe an megreren 9laben ab9ebrannt.
SadlDns Statue, 10 ME Die Sduler Der
SauptitraBen (unO eini9e Oberitiib9en)
ioarcn iluminirt, namentli@ bate fiW
oltbcr ben Yripat- 2euten, Ole Spriben
c~ompa9nie u iebr beruor9etban. Sic
u9taats=@a5eite bate Elm 5ranspa-
rent an9ebra9t nit Der Seuiis:
uStonepaa SodIon itebt auf isinem
Gtein,
81 fef unb trel, lpie Die @a9t an
&bein."
0ie StraBen an Qtbenb Woren 10
pm Mtenl6en 9efiilt, Dap man li6 oft=
mails onr0Su0rdngcn bate. Sen GAM
sen 3ag nor bas gSetter fur ooeb pebte
Elm unansenebmer Bino, Der einem ben
@taub in Die Nu9en trleb. Nbenos nm
7 llbr fling es 81 regnen an nno 1teute
bolo, ba AGe mad elnemOboa1 lubten,
Die geupbnte Gtiae Der. I'm 10 HDr
,purDe IS pieber flar.
, 1875-10-27

.Miiiwa6 u. Oktober 1875.
GtdEt NibmDnD.

GtertItGfcits- 8ert@t. GS
anten mGbrcnc Der lebteu Wcde % Scbess
faas D~isrleltlt TAFT, ndmli9; BeiBe IA; 8ar'
tise "A; MGnuliA 10; @sibliG 10.
@Itsr-1 gag bis 80 ), Mpnat bis 6 1
3 Ntouat bis IL 2, 1 Sabr bis 93, SAB
bis 5 I, 5 Sabre Lis 10 0, 1870 1, 20 $
50 3, 80 $40 3, 40 $50 1, $3.50
3, 60 S.-702 1870 !, 5000 2, lln'
befannt .
@tanb-2rbis IS, Gsrbeiratbst Z, 8it-
tel l, S9itpeu 2, nnbefannt .
Weturtsrrt = Ser. Staateu "a Oeutl9'
lamb 3, GhrttIanb 1.
Bpbnun9-Staet 0, Worlta1 Warb a,
Sefsrlon @arb S, Mabilun Warb 5, Won-
rye @arb 5, GlaY @arb3 3, Sadlcn I5arb A
9lrmenbaus 2, Gtacts @sfansniB .
Ys1dsini9t-&eeuldr Ner3te q, Coroner
2, 8parb Of Ssaltb 1, irresulare Ner3te l..
s. g. @abell, 81. ..
prdfbent p8rarb Of 9ealtb.
, 1875-10-27
Rt@mpnb pOit Office.
ppf- ARRANGEMENT.
Is. OetoSer 1878.

N0rnlide 9urf hrH. an eimoJ tS,vh
Sehntaae nuseshrmHs" PHI funft 8 Y. 81.
81. u.
@onn,ca sgHIuuft 5@, 81. -wos.
fGtus t.35 81. ~. ~
Goroii&e Gca gof. SdaIi6, ousoeron,-
nicr Sonn'aae. = gnrunft f.45 n, d.
YOltidluf 1.35 unb s 20 q. ~.
eioIide gnf. ,3reiroI taali6. eorr.
tags du%edenommen. - Mufunft 10 M sd
mn 900 q. d. poffdlub d 9. %. rms
12.A5 q. 81. LII"
@orntaas; = antuaft 1900 m.- Dot
l1luB 12.45 q. @. ~"
&immonb& 0hnhfIe Gffenbabp. g5o.
12.45 u. M. S""'p'"b
Snnbi0t & Greensboro. 3pfiraor Mn,
li9. @nfnsf 2.30 unb 9 81. M. ~ ms}
i@lub 4g. M- unb 1915 u. 81. '
Sarmbine. Gdali6, s,nntoos ouso,r.r.
men. = Mntunft 2.3O 81. W. o mngfdi,s
6.30g. M. S''l~'"S
0gelapeafe & Obis Gfieubahn. TGoIfd
Srnnia9e dusgenomnen. Mnfunft & 81 Sp
= pcfi6luB $50 9. 81.
epndburs Charlottesville, @tauuton. g,bi,e
Sulpber Sprinss unb peHlid BON MbiteSui.
peer Springs = Mnfanft S 9. M.w Soit.
f6lub $50 81. M. ST
~ 2Sef yoint lub gtationen an her n. ~.
w.. INN =. VI. U. GasIt6, Spnntaas ousas.
nsmn1en; Nnfunft 1880 z. Sd. - WpIt-
Wl0uesitsr, itter @ef yoint. ,Solid.-mn
tunft, 1890 9. @.-pOfl6lus 2N. m.
2afpabanncd, iiter giib 5auL taoIid.
@"faHft $50 9. m- - gpal6lub 1 .. 81.
Samrs Riher cambfer. DreimaI wyd.nt
t!a. Mnfnnft MUnta9s, Mlttpod,s unb
91s'tass, ~. W. - ppiiGIub, Dienaoos
2onnsr'ass uno @Oanatsnts, 5.3og. d.
Canal @afet. Dr,inal h Ydenni6
Mnfuaft MittmpGs, 8reitaes unb @onntoos
I .. w: = poii9Iub, Mpntaas, MittwOGa
uuo 6reiiass, 4 ". 81.
sgart gun1b aunte. ;3weim al tuSdentIid.
a. ~ Mnfuntt, Mttfm01s unp @annabenps. s
V. w. Yofi9lub, Donnesfaes ino 5uuu
tags, 4 9. N. ""
, 1875-10-27

Sar9terli6e GgpIofon. IS
fano geItern Mpr9en esne fiir6terlide
Gyploiion in Den &accoon Mtinen in
@loper @ill ltatt, wel6e ben SOB BON
i~penisltens a@t Der @ngeitelten CUR Sol
&c bate. 3ur 3eit Der @gplofom iparen
IL Marn in Der Mine. Mls uns Die
Na6ri6t Susing, mubte maj i6on, baB
8 liGer set0btet paren uno fiirAtete, DAP
ole anberen oalielbe S6idlal erlitten
hntten.
, 1875-10-27

@ei6enf iir BEN y riinbe r
bes Sermonns Senfmals. Sic Gar
6ron5isco 2ose 60. 1. Der Sermanns=
lobne sl 9an Srancisco, Cal, bot fir
Serrn 6. BON BanOel, Den @rlnoer res
5%crnlanns Sentmals, einen ele9onten
&obrltod nit iGwerem 9oloenen &nopf
bel Wm. gdbr & 60, 9acramento ct.
ollfertigen %laIien, I'm Dem oeutlden Ya=
trioten tire Nnerfennun9 fir oas o
iDm pplbra6te Werf aussuorGfen. Ser
Gnopf entbdlt fOlsenbe Snl6rift: G.pon
Sanbel-@emiomet BON Der Gun Sran
cisco2o9e go. 1-Oroen Der 9errmonns
i6bne-in gulifrrnien uno trG9t auBer=
Dem auf her einen Seite ouB beutl6e ouf
Der anoern bas amerifanii6e Wappen.
Ser Wertb Oes Gel9enfs itelt lib auf
etpa 500 bsraus uno 1oI baIeIbe eini+
&c Sage i'm 59aufsnfter pon Suder &
3d., aearnD Strabe> olis9eitclt meroen.
, 1875-10-27
ggabreno Ser 8eerdbniBproaeIlion oes

Wabreno Der 9esrdbniBpro5eiliOn oes
Generals Yidett an lcbten Somntag,
wurpe oas 8ussp zines Sperm, Der
feline Srau unO Sinh bel lid bate, pm
chem anbern Subrperf um9erannt.
Sol. Notb, 6. &oon, melher Die @efabr
Der brei Ysrlunen in Dem Sussp ertann=
tie, ipran binau uab es gIiltte lhm, ldmmt-
li6e S"nialen unbel4aoi9t aus Dem SER
brO9enen 6abraenge 81 belfen.
, 1875-10-27

Sic SABINE bes conieOerirten &rie9s=
1difies uSbenanbOob," welde bonn Ga
pitdn oes SOiffes 5u Der So6ter zines
beriibmtsn Marine = SfIlaiers 9e9eben
wuroe, 1T jeBt CUR 9luslteauns bel Den
9errsn S. 8. Spier & So.
, 1875-10-27

@eItern wurbe Die Staatsauslteuun9
erDfInet. 9ieielbe mar, ipie lid ipar
ten lieh ni6t 10 iebr belu6t, Da Seoer
an Der G~ntbiauns Der Sadlon Statue
tbeilnebmen wOQte. g8enn es nl6t reg
net fam man a%nnebmen, Dap Der Selu9
beute, Elm ouBeroroentliber lein piro.
, 1875-10-27

Ser &i6moitb Enquirer" 1T wicSer
in onoercn Sdnbcn iibergegon9cn.
Sic 9erren 81. .. 9anoD, BON bemglem
Dorf nSri6une," Sames $. Beals, IT,,
unO Charles s. Soneb, iino Die icbiger
@i9entbiimer, &sbafteure unb 5eralsse-
Der.
, 1875-10-27

@eitern iaben mir in Der nOispat9"
Office Elm grnbes Oel9emdloe, General
Sadlun portellenb. 0aNelbe iuuroe
upn %. 6. 8rour, in &aleigb N.+G.,
i'm Sabre 1869 perfertiat.
, 1875-10-27

Serr g. Mtap, BON petersburg, Iiel
seltern, pdbrero Der groBen 5eitli6feit,
BON Der gopitolsS rsppe uno puroe
siemli1 l9luer perlebt.
, 1875-10-27

Serr Spaln, welNer friiber elm Sil3s
ler9cl3ait bier betrieb, 1T IN Der Staot.
9erlelbe bat in Cumberland County Elm
Dem 9errn s. 9aale sebDrenoes, S9otel
iibe,uOmmeu uuoi It Saslei9 Yoittmeilter
bort.
, 1875-10-27

Sames u. @rppes BON Mleyanoria er
belt uorseitern 3 Sabre p%enitentlarD,
neil er einen 9robsn SiebltabI besans
Qen.
, 1875-10-27

@cnerol @iliom Mabone longte po=
rigen 6reita9 nit Dem SampH6ife
yGuI5ia," in Gueenstonn an.
, 1875-10-27
Giienb0Dnen etc.
baltimore unb Sbip Gtienbabn.
Die 9ro6e, rationale. ooppelte Sdienen.
Slnie, swiiAen 8aibinston uno
Baltimore,
Der Often unb Welten.

Heifenbe SsrlaGen Rihmcnb UNI Q llbr IS
WiHuten Na9niittaes, Sta Der &i9monb,
fredericksburg rnb potcmas Gilsnbubn unb
pctcmac Damrf.r; ma6t f9neae 0erttnbune
IN Sulphur, aeaeniiber Mleranbria, nit lem
Baltimore unb Sbio Sduelsuse nod Yattt-
more, 9bilareIpbia unp alien pldBsn in ben
Nsp @nelanb Staatsn.
, 1875-10-27

Geang @erein Nirsinia.
gSir MAIDEN auf Die beutise Werlamm=
lung Der Mftieninbaber bes Nereins 8ir=
9inia oufmerfium. Siebe anSeige!
, 1875-10-27

@uilautne. Der Giinitler, oerIertiste
flrSli9 Elm lebensgrobes Yortrait DEG
Qnorelp Sobnion. weldes bel Sobn S.
Spler & g., CUR glusIte1un9 1T.
, 1875-10-27

Capt. San. See unb feline iunse Gror
linO i'm GI4an9e 9oteI.
, 1875-10-27
epueftipne,t BON 8rieffoffen.

Won RalIsn an rem alpsi tsluneeren sBeoen.
melae as Stsrnfafen befannI finb, 600 unh
il.4o Is. Mz 80 ntb us 81. Np. conn
fa9s- $50 9. 3D. unb Z q. 81.
Tn Setertasen - eco 0. m. uns
v; W. Vpn alen anbern Rafen perber
ots SrIefe auf benz &udpey Der Gr1aer ohos.
IVY. u. =. Ban 3etu, g DE-.
, 1875-10-27
h'6monO feusr Alarm-G elfaraph.

" m 6 f E n.
NO. 2 Grfs pulssi Station.
80. 3 3weits YOlisei @tatiOn.
w. A Critic YOIisei Citation.
no. . SPrtsfnbaas. 3te Straee, nabs
Brpab.
ITO. ~S0Of anh sasbsr 5oufe," Broad
StraBe, aptfGen Der 9ten unb 1Oten.
&c. 2 eprissubaus, 1step ots.. nab
TranfIin.
w. 10 &pGetts.
No. 1-3 gde Der 12ten uub ctr.
Np. IA Gde Der 10ten unh gprb Ctr.
Ns. 10 Gde bsr 1itsn unp Carr Ctr.
MO. 10 @ds Der gine unb aNoin ctr.
NO. II Gde Der 3tsm une Gusal Ctr.
NO. 81 Gds Der 25item unb 8roab ct
Mf. 70 eds Der t7ten unb Marlbaa ctr
Wv. ~ eds Der 17tsn nne Malbinators
Ctr.
@0. IS @struyslitan Giien Muf. z
Ctr.
No. 20 Gde Der 5teu unb Drain Cir.
no. 81 Gde Der 14tsn urb Main CTR.
Wo' 80 &ds Der 22tsn unS Main ctr
ITO. ga ode her 13ttn unb Carp Ctr.
SO. SIS Stdbtlefs a~rmenbans.
No. SO Grepesar Giien.Rerfe.
40. Al eds Der 9tsu uub 9sis Ctr.
No. AZ SrsaS StraBe, efe Sail gay.
NO. a-3 eds Curing unb yins Cir.
10. As Sds ct SamsS unp Dusal ctr.
40. 4-6 Ssr Bsnbaus, 25ie Ctr.
No. 81 Spriysnhus, 10 Str.
No. 5-2 edf bss GIas uns @ilmer ctr.
, 1875-10-27
Scene Mn5eisem.

Dry 0ppbs Dry Gppbs J.!
8. 81. Wriee mnD 60.
SEQ. 110l Wiain Str., Gde Der II.
erbaltcn nit ieoem Gage neue Serbit+
tpaaren als:
5arbiee @amfelbaar-ansiss.
Shparse lange nnb antere Gbatpls,
9stt sSlanfeis" 1914. 1874, 1874.
Stwaraer uno f%arbtasr Ieipcnsr@ anmet.
Das Eager Ypn Gulimerss, iptlAe in Nir-
gina semsbt, prb ltets SsrsrDBert
.3euse fur usbeIrDde Ga su $3.50 bis SIS
per Yare. N@
6rlusGii9e unb euslil9e Gulimeres, tpple
nc Semcen unS untsrSease fir Derreu, Ruaben
unb Mds 9en,
Damen latnseus', 9rssY Deden, 9eapsr-
teens unp @csturpAs. Scden, Sempsn 9os
lenttassr, &raeen etc. etc. i'm 7 Int
, 1875-10-27

Der Circus miro bier nod tpdbrenb
Der Sair 0oriteduneen eeben.
, 1875-10-27

Bg~ g1abbin Sel, neldlcS gan; ae=
fabllos lift. Mrmleudter (Gbanoalire) uno
fetue Farlor 2ampen bel
@eorse &1ein,
go, 612 uno GA 8roao Ctr.
, 1875-10-27
Dullman Shlafwagen
bon Gbipbuo unb @aibinston nad) Seem
Dorf obne Wedielune BET Wagen.

YaFasiere, tpelde nit biefer 2inie rfiien,
5ermeioen cine Iauge unb LATTICE Omnibus.
8abrt burb @aitineton, unb errsiGen gaItis
more cine Stapbe friiber. ais 3use pclGe bis
reft BON Waibinstcn abfnbrsn.
, 1875-10-27

QDegsn her 8abrpreife. Tatsnen unb anberer Snfcrs
n,attgn ssenee man ftd al bic 9idetsS fire Der GSrnpaa
ne 1901 @ain 5traee. S26 MatnAr.. BALLARD Spuie
uhb tte Sffeen be Rib rpns, 8reeertdsbura anb pptp
MISE Gifenbdbn, Mifmpnt, pa.
9. ~. gDle. @ent raj 9tfft asenf; u. 3. Dorten,
@lltftent Seutral S Diet asent; Sbpmss u. Sba,p,
3ransfrrtptipnn ciftr.
S.2. Wafbrpp.
fhbSfli6er Tafaeierr.Nsent.
Vent 1901 Mainff., 8tdnipnb, To.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
Murder in Chester County.

GtRMA:I SHOT AND Killed BY A
EEGRo-A WOMAN IN THE CASE.
wednesday afternoon, q murder was
committed near Chadd's Ford, Chester
county, Pa, the particulars of which
are as follows:
Some months ago q German, named
Jacob Agnew, mailing from the South
visited the home of a colored man
named Grant Fields, who resided at
or. near Chadd's Ford, and there and
then cndeavored to obtain possession
of boy, which he, Agnew. claimed
as being his son, and also alleging
that Fields wife was the mother OF
the boy To Agnew's demand Fields
gave decided refusal and in which
Mrs. Fields fS) joined and emphatically y
refused to surrender the boy.
The following night, Agnew came
again, when Fields to frighten him of,
fired gun at him, which caused him
to leave. Fields charged Agnew with
carrying oil some property on this
occasion. and on this charge the latter
was tried at the August term of Court
and sentenced to imprisonment, his
term expiring wednesday morning.
Immediately after his release Agnew
proceeded to Chadd's Ford, where he
found Fields preparing to remove to
another house. The old feud was re-
opened, and when Fields and his
family drove away, Agnew followed
them, and threw stones at the wagon.
After warning him to deslst, Fields
picked up loaded gun, and dis
charged 1t at Agnew, who received
the entire charge in his right breast.
Fields gave himself up to Justice
Whitehead, at West Chester, and Cor
oncr Smith proceeded to hold an in
quest. The verdict was death from
gun shot wound at the hands of
Grant Fields,
From the testimony given st the
inquest, it appeared that Agnew at
tempted to drag the boy from the
wagon, just before the shooting
Fields will have a hearing this after
nooa, and will doubtless be tried at
the next term of Court.
This is the ninth murder in Chester
county since 1871, and will be the
seventh which District Attorney,
Wanger, has prosecuted since his
official term.
Tho murdered man was about 50
years of age, was born in Maryland,
and by occupation, a mariner He
lived at Nm. T. Painters few years
ago, and at several times resided in
West Chester His accent was de-
cidedly that OF u German. His com
plexion was so dark that on the prison
records he regarded as a mulatto.
Agnew, i. is stated, had lived with
Fields w. before Field married her,
and it is possible that the fatal trouble
had its ori s,n N that fact.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
A Catholic University for Paris.

A pastoral has been Issued by twenty
four arch-bishops and bishops appealing
for subscriptions toward Catholic uni
versity at Paris. They urge that the
unsatisfactory results of the last sixty
years university tea ching argue radi-
cal vice in the system pursued, and that
the State monopoly tetters the initiative
spirit and precludes salutary emulation,
while it deprives fathers of the right of
selecting the kind of teaching conforma.
ele to their religious faith. Religion,
moreover, has not been allowed its pro-
per place. Faculties of philology, science
and law will be opened as soon as posi-
Bile; medical faculty will be opened at
no distant date, and a council composed
Of prclates will insure orthodox teaching
The Carmelite monastery has been
offered by the Archbishop of Paris, but
numerous alterations will be necessary
to adapt it to its purpose. IT, the bish-
ops add, the laxity OF morals and weak
ening Of belief have been the first cause
of our misfortunes, there is no hope for
humbled France but in the generous
efforts which will train up new genera
t,ions in the manly habits OF virtue. in
dustry and honor"
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15

THE BAKINGs are avenged fearfully.
They mace no moan when dismissed for
Clews and Habicht, but the post of con-
fidenee rather than profit which they
held with honor for so many years. their
successors could not retain bare three
years before the firm poisoned the air
with its rottonness. 1t was so corrupt
that it could not be held together. even
by the cohesive force Of public plunder.
And another brother in law in it. too
One in every stall in the Augean stable.
You cannot swab ont jakes in all this
land of jobbery but you find a Presi.
dents brother-in-law rolling there and
fatteninS. like grub-worm in a dung
heap. They must be lean lot, this
tribe of bro;hers-in-law. or by this time
they would be sufferers from fatty de-
generation. When their accounts are
rendered w lard ought TO be cheaper
World
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
-,rpIFF'S SALE.

.-,;tot LeTari Fscias 10 mo
'a'a '- bo exposed to Public SALE
|reeHcCsE, SIS MARKET ST.
= 6-,-.n, in the City cf Wiz
i5', =. Y g,',.ile M. Count7 Delaware. cn
" rCEsDAT
,s2ir0F ocloEA3, 1877
a.o';iock, 2. NJ
1 -, is,,-ibed real estate. ,yM
1'. n, Of land with the ave
y, s~ ~, trsliing houses Eereon
ne said City NJ whining
,.,., ...' .yi isscri3ed RS iollo"'' to
4 ..,,zi:terly side Of Bu,toE-
'7 ..' ,,,-.,1 s snd & streets ar the
Ii' ~, baaired and fourteen iset
4 ,r...,-7 ade Of 3 street, thence
n s.'.,..5., 10 3 street one hundred tset
T.. rs,c scutnerly parallel to
'' .-sstpiaety zine feet TO cor
ueir's land, thence easterly
l'l Mn land one hundred and three
g. O.. ~ ls,s 10 the e!oreeaId westerly
p-,.s-Eood street, and thence there
NJ sirbty-twO ieet siZ inches more
., - .ssrIqce cf beginning. be tue con
.,st whatthey may.
sri tsten into execution Qs me pro
Y eso-ee K. Townsend GNt Mary h. NJ
and / Z And to be SOLD by
WM. II. IAMBspN Sheriff.
FsOs' e, New t1stlr,
IL. is-l. vtt2 2taWts
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
The Historical Society.

REGULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE TREAsURER-oTHER business.
The Historical Society of Delaware
met at its rooms, Masonic Temple, last
evening, the President, Or. Fl. f. As
kew, presiding.
Elwood Garrett was elected Treas
urer, vice Gregg Chandler, resigned.
The Society took a recess to await
the appearance of the chairman of the
committee on arrangements for the
annual meeting. Upon the arrival OF
the chairman, DR.. Frost. the meeting
was called to order.
Mr.. Israel reported that they had
made arrangement to procure five pho
tographs of the Old Swedes' Church
and its communion plate. DR.. Frcst
then read letter addressed to the King
of Sweden and Norway. The detailed
proceedings of the 10th anniversary.
engrossed upon parchment, was exhibi-
ted.
Friday evening, December Sd, the
Society will meet for the purpose OF
electing annual officers, and on Tues
day evening December 7th, at II o'crk
will be held its anniversary. A pro.
gramme OF the exercises will be ar
| nounced in due time.
AT S;45 clock the meeting adjourn.
ed.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
The Marriage of Fernando Woods
Daughter.

New YORK. Oct. last. Bartholomew
Protestant Episcopal Church vas filed
last night with richly dressed throng,
assembled on the occasion Of the mar
riage of Miss Annie Wood. daughter Of
Hon. Fernando Wood, to Mr.. Alonzo G l..
Hagedorn. merchant of this city. At
half-past seven o'clock four ushers pre-
ceded the bridal party up the broad cen.
tire aisle. Following them were Miss
Kate Wood, sister OF the bride. and a
brother Ct the groom; then the, groom;
then the bride leaning on her fathers
arm. She wore a dress of white silk, OF
Partisan style. a veil and orange bios
SONS. and carried q bouquet Of white
flowers. Her sister, dressed also in plain
white, carried bunch of brilliant Grim.
son roses. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr.. Cooke. The party drove
to Mr.. Woods residence, and there re-
ceived their friends.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
CONSUMPTION OF FORESTS.

1t is sald that nearly one halt OF the
surplus hard woods in the country are
to be found in Western Virginia: How
long these will last is doubtful ques..
tiou. Taking the one item OF railroad
ties, and we find that the country re-
quircs for its annual supply 94,530, 900
cubic feet, equal to 73S, Sis cords OF solid
timber, to secure which at least 2.OOO,O0O
cords Of standing timber have to be cut
down. The average product per acre OF
the forests of Virginia is gwen by M. + :.
Maury at from 40 to so cords per acre !;
so that. taking the maximum yield, our
railroad ties alone destroy annually 49,
900 acres of woodland. The annual con-
sumption of the country for fuel is esti-
mated at over 50,000,0O0 cords of wood,
of which three-fifths may be assumed to
be good standing timber cut expressly
for fuel This gives an annual clearing
of coo, 900 acres. The iron foundrles con-
sumed in 1870 G35, 900 tons of charcoal,
and furnace that makes six or seven
tons of IRON day will use up 200 acres
of woodland in year. The annual pro-
duct Of charcoal iron is now about 200,
600 tons. using up 5000 acres q year.
Tho pine lands Of Michigan, the best in
| the country. yield 10000 feet to the acre,
| board measure. The annual consump-
tion of the country in manufactured
| lumber Is 20,OUO, ,OOO,OO0 feet, represent
ing an annual clearing Of 1900, 900 acres
| The fencing of the country required 25..
| O0O, 600 acre5 cleared in order to make it
and the annual repairs to fencing destroy
2,500,000 acres of forest. Our shippiLe
tonnage represents $4,000 acres of OAK
forest destroyed, and demands for re.
pairs 1000 acres year. The hard and
| turned wood manufactures of the coun
try use up an annual average of 300, ,OOO
acres of timber. Taking all these items
| together. Te have an aggregate annual
consumption Of 100000 acres of forest
AS our total forest lands amount to $780,,
600, 900, they will last at this rate onlJ
seventy years. A certain per centage o
Forest destroyed is allowed to renew it
self, and, IS in seventy years q pint
woods can be cut over twice, this renew
nj amounts to a very considerable figure
but it is scarcely sufficient to Offset tn,
increasing demand for timber for ever,
purpose to keep pace with increasing
population and exigent industries in tn,
same period. In other words, our pres
ent system of husbandry and our pres
enI growth of population, seventy year,
marks the maximum period that ou
forests may be expected to hold out.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
...nlEf,s SALE.

u" tor Leysii Ge!Gs u ~
,.. .a,yy X. II =. Ve..pSGsd 10 Public ssis
por;F. 5is MARBEr ST., IT,,
~ q o-fli7, IL tbs city,, city o. W WAL
rjt'. v gf,.tle comfy, Delaware On
/ TUESDAY, 49,.
. n1y or OCTOBER 1916
/ .'Fd d.,lSc'ciocs, lS o I'm.
.s,criect real 'a.ntc. viz
& 'lS 5. y HI OF piece ct land situatis
''f'3ill 3.i,llm,7gt n, Gfore:aid' houna-
f''i1,a ,,s a 'porthwesterly side ol
-r r.Sn q, Delaware Avenue
| g''t re. re- az The distance OF 'orty
4. lT'nae' srs,stsrIy ~ corner Of said
NJ. ~ III Lincoln street, InenSe
| sr::' ~ ii-,ncnln street southv ester
| it Z fsei TO 9 stake. thepc
80, ni;ae n; this from the othsi
y .ii ~, iSt por,hwesterly, parai-
'fas. and passing through
ATrInso' hepartition diTi1
/ Wy lt lIIisss. ono hundred feet 10 .
| ~. Ibssssterly aud psrailei te
it, n.'Htv .no-tv grd n h1lf, feet 20 2
4, ~ 80 !. s.,c,ssihcaaterly and rar llel
/ ,' i.'l,' q c7e hrndred feet 70 the
i'sar se the contents thereof
| E7l1 b., into er ecution as The pro
I'd ilLgi- Wiser andl Ma.7 Ann biz
''' Nh H,1AMBsoN' Sheriff
.os., v,r Caste 49,. o,-..
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