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Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
- tdIsTEk ORDER.
kEiilsTEH's ilFPICH,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DBL.
t't.br.turN oath lAkh

FcHTsh'S -otn, iRb.
pom the Application OF NEWTON =.
iiE tlGkS IN, tx euior Of WILLIAM T.
b"hi' n OS ia'e Of ChrlN ana Hun
iret In said county, deceased, It il ordor9r
and directed by the Register that tho cA
utor afnresaidi give notice Of granting Of
letters testahentary upon the estate Of
me deceased, with the date Of grantiul
thereof, by causing adyeruseu to "a
posted within forty days rom the date OF
such letter. In FIX ~ tbs most public pI.cet
vi the cpnE'y # New Castle, recurring ali
persons having dem lrds against thu estate
70 present tho same, or abide by an ACT Of
assembly Ia such case made and provided :
and also use the same to be inserted within
the satIe period 10 the DAILY RRPUBLICAN
newspaper Tu0lifhGd in !" ii,nlny:on. and
70 re continued therein three We ks &c cd
( 49, Given under the hand ana Soni
L. OF Uii'e Of the Register aforesaid
49, at Wilmington, In REV Cast; :
county aforesaid, the day and year ahny,
written. &. GEIIHs Eev,sfcr
hoTIoE.-Bil persons having claims A. ms,
the estlto Of the deGe1sed must present IN.
shhe. duly aticstcG to the executor. OF
he'ore he an ny OF ieb uary. lsSd. o,
abide the Act Of Aslembl! in rUch case n.a,i.
and provided
NEWT N J DERICKSON.
,,,,. Executor.
Address, Wilmington. Del -
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
sunk AMIGO SQUAD.

twe,u this city aud Ph'lsde'pLia la
summer vas sunk about two week
ago IN Pam leo S,und, \ & An tx
animation has disclosed the tact tha
III boat - rot worth raisiue and |
has been ahandou-d. The Ma Mur
gan Cf he eame line is no y ~ ing be-
tween Savannah aud Fcruau IA.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
9TH and Market SITS.
9TH and Market SITS.

We have A new Int Of OF
toman Hassocks on castors,
made of Moquette, Velvet
and Brussels carpet in unus
ually handsome patterns'a and
attractive styles.
The selection is the finest
we ever offered, and most
all can afford these restiul
and useful htt'e luxvries foi
their homes at these prices
We have sold hundred
no better for SI.5o and s.
each but this lot we shall
sell Tor IS cents each. |
you prefer the llassock:
without the casters, not sc
arge, and no. ctas handsome
Carpet we have them at SC
cents apiece,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

A macs meeting o: miners was held
a Sand Run, ONO, on Saturday, hut
no dual action was taken On the wager
questiou. STATE Senator Fassett al
dressed the miners, advising them not
to mDl,st the men WIZ had returned I.
work AT the operators prices A STATE
convention Of miners will be held IN
Columbia on Friday next. When, IL II
expecJ,6 decisive actio viii be tai On.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
a., r.onsis .

s.epl,,p c. R'eaS ., 1T 4
vertises for ff,;" h ~ =, W
work Of the Z re- Fl,ntI
House, AT KY y .,''' II. "a
Henry NJ. K ,'f, IN LigtiY
A. Eopiueor, F"@ a., H. IA
MET, adverlis = y" At peISs,
waser, tine wlc'e ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

The SUNDAY rel eoI Of ~ =
Church el,crei he loI9is|
y.sierday, for de e., = \
Superintendent ", !, 4
aspisiant j i h,in
j. w. Jackson ps'
tendent, Jrnu@ ii5lu,
AIRY, Thomas Ar1' ~ ~,
Mollif Pro, Inr't OF ia
man orenpis', May + 'l'I
'rian, 4 P. II uol0y ''' ~
Mill.r, clerk. = J Anlr'"
ter Is hsr jamr !, M'o'" i
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
Atonsu,.u.ns ,,bn,n.ter.

Last night u cOlored boy named
William Cnm'Ltns, WIS seen acting In q
suspicious manner IN front Of tho store
# Adams & Brother. aud although he
~ bpt II years o. 9ge, he has very bad
''cord, and Vas taken In custody aud
lnck ii M
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

~Tbe mission a Pa 81
which has hetn fanl .i, ,lSs
week by hret ia ..,,,a. s,N
lat evening ;. ., sJt1
lay durin. the "'.N a i 9'elSI
e, eninR, at e"ch q '',.ssctf, !
eerinous wtIo auardt
services were We "a. ~
evening" the chrrtn -"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
pynannr Par,

PARIS, Mach MI h
Secretary Of the Djnsmi's "a
ia An Interview viii ID, fE
clar.d that The dytan len u
parations thee tess l.asl
events To take pace IL hgn
pared with wlirh a p,v'AsI
4ious were mere eir5l.a:t',l
y" was col iident wJl.d rrIl!|
land.
ne said that lie PiIIs !
W luld not ht moIe-'ei tl'il
jOurn IN Ire and, o. lt al
tniiher Wit r0ad iftti'itn
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

Erly yester'ay pter VI
Maple aud Far .,',. - y b 4
tered by turf' '''' aalshe
elves to ali he o "a Whd1
la, their har'' ,r W. T'oaud =
hey took a ih'fY i
with them. -
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
Exchange Of property,

Mr.. Frank NeaIey, the well known
carter aud contractor,at Faurteenth and
Scott streets. had apublic sale on Sat
urdsy and sold out bis furniture carts
and horse carts preparatory 70 removing
10 "A flrm near Newark, Delaware.
Patrick Donohne. who lives adjacent,
bought sorne Of thu furniture carts, and
prepared 10 carry ON part Of The
business that Mr.. Nealey was engaged
IN doing
Mr Noaly's property aiIoin a the
y & = Rtiirold, and was consider
,bly injured by The road passing In
such proximity. The railroad Company
finding that Mr.. NealoJ's property "a,
considerably r. the road, allowed hin,
$50 tor email corner. aud atte. waIds
allowed i'm s. 800 for the balance OF
tLe property upln which was large
frame house and extensive htabliDE
making a total Of $3.50.
For this MIR Nea,ey agreed 10 take
arm which the railroad company hdt
4, me In uossrsslon OF near New rk, D"'a
Salr and to winch. az has BEEN stated
Mr.. Nealey viii re ro'e In few da, =
When Will IA" aV"r-gc CltiLtn hio
| spending halt Of his ! ard canning al
| .ipira and tobacco? q We II up We'll
whom be finds GU, that h can do win
| ut tbbecco and cigA bat cant kce
| ~ without The infa ID, 10 remedy, ID
Butts Cough syrup" One bottle 2
cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

b. NcCloskey furnishes the hats for
the Bayard Legion. He is also busy
fitting ont headgear for lepions that sru
going TO the Inauguration March 4th
d0S Market street LIZ the place.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

Tho lease of the y hart a. Tho foot OF
Poplar street occupied by the iusey Il
tones Company, aud that OF the FourtD
,ireet WAR, occupied by Enoch Moore,
@ll be sold AT tho offics Of lie G erk oi
. Ell = o'clock thia evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

aann 81 Co.'S ther-nometer fssi1se's, ,,
xegssrdsy, Al degrees ~ D. h'' - ~
m IA, and 40 ut 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
AltNIAa. y.

3RON Ell IrSON-' Thursday las
February 20, lssi, n fti.Idol ma, ~ she
Rev rupch It. bis, Nj .trGs avus a. Cie Nas
I'D MIS- I.el4h hanson, bvtn u tbt, city
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

Avt TlCE TO MfiE EE: he UEI..f,.
~ slg9rd. hGyus taken frank Tec,.y's
ace - pr pIrtu 10 remove f. tli5s r d.
any KIND OF nsuiit at r.: sOlo bic IA e.
T. FhlCh yINDHT'E,
m2.3l* Fifteenth and : cot streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

ISOR So E-Nn. 70 HaKR,S0N
~ ftr"t, eiegrnt new mouse tv,'.
sioIieS. Six ma rooms nigh coiHoWS
hot s"d cold water, yes, bah ana ~,
convenience ei Mn.t he sold at cree. pr,ce
1niy VI Coz. Orc thou and mgy remain
I'VE per cent. Nov gensed tor sI4 nor n'",,t1
poSs session given GA Tarcn 25tn, r. WHH
MEX, 720 Market Street. mh5 - . VI
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

y1yANra.b-a GOan ktLl at;LE NIB
w die aged c lGr, d wp.a fr geuer.l
h .usewo, k. a. ply al 30 uts NiLth street.
inf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

SgTAETED - A SITUATE n IN A
w Rrooe. ore, by s,Dut able be
WHO has bad r IN cxuerieuse ia the tua
ness. Add 'ess roy " thiS 4i.ce Is"-9t-
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

EHDk RENi- DE E'.I4'r-t4 IEs3 TAT
IL Iail street. ) r Orns, 4ea'er bath, wnt9r
i. los sId gas. He4uced ptioo. Apply III
Tatnall. mt.3-#
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

Ssr All ED--hM EhIBAN WOMtN TO
w 90 plan cookiug aud general house.
woik. Two in family. lzO6 Washington
s.Itet. In23-t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

Y STA G ma Y i5RD, . No
i Ieh * L g tnd3r viii ho sui ~
tably rewl . by lc VIM Ia. s34cpt X
~ u ia ,nuuren g. &c. MIILt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

yETAETED-A FEW MORE HOUSES
w Tor rent, we have good tenants
waiiing Tor houses. j. U. PICkEI.S I, CO,
S02 Market street. m2-et
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
the w e@tner

To- morrow pro'ai es 10 Dc Hya sd,l @ie1
risi ,.eor ' and generally fair conditions
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
.,... or TN. Tncrraow.ser

at the REPUBLICAN, Once IN vac sIa
go'olock ~ oclooA 20
3AO Az
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

yIr..TE "A PAefNTR N AN Es-
w t.hlisb.d hrsinasS ratig 1850 pr
cent. PR hts Capital ~ ri 81 $50 10
600 =" inc 20 ( n ,i'''is,. ..4ti6faitYry r.
Ier.Ere R1r-n n qtir"d No nms n.r
tHti+rs Adurofs " Luslle F, t'is otli :"
E2lgt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

DOARDINti "A GENTLEMAN AND
ID his wife, OF two sr srrse single gentle.
men can be accommodated with good board
Mt 1907 TRtnail street. me- 1878
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

That IL prop I'm N5re VA W
best attaiuel ny ~c,t1
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

E1OR RENT-ROOMS AT 40oTAYLOR
&c street. m2.3tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

silver, pa nps let, by Dr. Qninpy
Mt Putler'A
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

John J. M 1d0'.F7.II rs'FIa'
,G , s$i s.,S e ,dl ,'.o', IS
and Or, Sprin.. on,pii1i ~
moncd gave l'T :. i, s,,arr,difs
vas ,hercs'lli ..,s scsI'
Effect. 10
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

VIZ NTED-BOARD III A PRIVATE
ferrld. Ad1reSs IL" this ottice. nih2.2.1
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

,.s IA ,sam is safe for children.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

knox SOLE STOCK AND F1XIuKp.S
- OF small variety, busiGess and copfec
tioocry, Good stand, So table for Young
lady Hest Of reasons for selling. House
ehd st5ra for rent Address IL this of.
fee. fmh2.9tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

or ew rngtim , q rlont 'H''
nuilin's. $50 We
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

l. HAHeY JOHNSON. GEo. Z H.H.ufft.
g17 Jti!ei so;l s-r, ct .2lp TatnaIl street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
LIGHTNING FLASHES /.

The steamers SaniLae and Ocontc
are over due at Detroit, and consider
able anxiety is felt for their safety.
The Anchor line steamer Cftv o,
Bayou Sara, was burned to the waters
edge Sunday morning at New Madrid
J; BeTline, road foreman, was killed
and two other men were seriously
wounded by collision on the D. & 4.
u In Amargo Canyon, on Sunday.
There was a destructive storm at
Aspinwall On the I'd and 81, doing
much damage to shipping. ManY
vessels were wrecked, and numerous
lives lost.
One thousand stacks of hay and
grain, and many sheep, hogs cattle and
sheds were destroyed by a prairie fire
near Burton, Kansas, on Friday. In
other parts OF Kansas prairie fires last
week did immense damage, some people
have lost everything, and Others have
been badly burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
Warning to servia.

LONDON, December 6.-The Standard
has a dispatch from Vienna, stating
that Herr Won Fizza, Hungarian Pre-
mier, Count Kalnoky, Imperial Prime
Minister. and other high officials had a
conference there to-day, and that Count
Won Khevenhuller, Austrian Minister
to ServIa, has started for Nisch, bearing
an urgent warning to the Servian gov
eminent that a resumption of hostili-
ties with Bulgaria will bring dangers
which even Austria's good will cannot
prevent The dispatch also says that
Prince Alexander has been notified that
Austria will intervene if Nisch is cap
tured by the Bulgarians.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08

Careful Attention given to the Sale Of Orei
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
The Message.

WASHINGTON, December 6.-The Pres
ident's message will not be sent to Con-
gress until Tuesday. The Senate is ex-
pected to adjourn tomorrow out of re-
spect to the memory of the late Vice
President, Immediately after the swear
ing in of its members and the election
OF its president pro tenepore. The com
mittees of the Senate were all organized
at its special session last March, and
under the rules of the body. they con-
tinue throughout Congress unless
changed by order of the Senate. 1t is
probable the reading of the message
days session, though it is possible an
opportunity may be afforded for the in
PRODUCTION of bills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
A Cold Time.

PITTsBURG, December = From l
O'Clock yesterday afternoon until 10
o'clock last night theotowns OF Beaver
Falls and New Brighton were cut off
entirely from natural gas to make con-
nections with the Rochester mains. The
weather was intensely cold and much
suffering and Inconvenience resulted.
Many families went to bed to keep
warm, or 10 their neighbors who still
used the old-fashioned fuel, coal No
food could be cooked and restaurants
using coal did a land office business.
Hotel guests abandoned the hotels and
churches held no evening service. Man
ufacturers running the night turn had
to shut down. and it is thought consid-
cradle loss will be experienced at glass
houses and potteries from the cooling
of pots and kilnS. At 10 o'clock the
gas was turned on and many got out of
bed to cook supper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
The Regular Thing

MERITS CORNER, MY, December Z.
Another accident happened on the
New Croton Aqueduct. 1t occurred
early this morning, at Shaft No. 3, and
resulted in the death of four men and
the probable fatal injury of fifth. The
men were descending to work in one of
the buckets used for lowering them
down the shaft; the start was made all
right, but before the bucket had de-
scended many feet the cross beam, or
BILLY, as it is called, caught in the
shaft and remained fastened till the
bucket had almost reached the bottom
of the shaft, when it shook loose and
came crashing down a distance of over
a hundred feet on the heads Of the I'M
fortunates, kill n four of them instantly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
a CARD.

To 3 who are suffering from errors and
ndiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, viii
send recipe that win cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by q missionary in South America
send se.t-addrsssed envelope to REV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
Burunah.

RANGooN. December THE Chamber
of Commerce. here, has repeated its
request TO government to annex
Burmah in accordance with the wish of
the Burmese people, and protests that
another Burmese ruler would lead 70
endless trouble.
In a brisk encounter between 21S
British soldiers, and 1 600 Burmese on
Wednesday, at Nyadan, three British
were killed and sixty Burmese killed
and $50 wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
GENERAL NEWS.
The Parnell and LOyalist
Votes in Ireland.
SITUATION IN THE FAR EAST.
A Cold Time-The Message-Warhing
to SerTia-The Regular Thing
Lightning Flashes.
GENERAL NEWS.
SITUATION IN THE FAR EAST.
The Irish Vote.

LONDON, December 6.-The total Par
nell vote cast in Ireland is 221, 881, and
the Loyalist vote, including Tories and
Liberals, is III, 1O1. The vote in Ulster
was: Parnellites, 1898; Loyalists, a.
362. Outside of Ulster the vote was,
Parnellites, 1928; Loyalists, %, 739.
Four Conservative candidates were
elected without opposition. one for
West Down, one for East Down, and
two for Dublin University; twenty Par
nellites were returned unopposed. In
all Ireland seventeen Tories and sixty
nine Parnellltes have been elected. Mr..
O'ConnOr elects to sit for Liverpool,
and Mr. Gray for Dublin, thus giving
the Harneilites safe seats in Galway and
Carlow Fourteen of the seventeen
Irish districts unpolled are certain to
return Parnellite candidates, and these,
with Galway and Carlow, will bring the
Parnellite total up to So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
3 THE OLD RELIABzE HOUSE.

You are respectfully invited to 70 ex-
anime our Holiday Goods and Toilet
Articles before purchasing elsewhere.
GoDBE, PITTs & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
Spain

MADRID. December The 0Fcial
Gazette publishes notefrom the Queen
Regent in which she offers her thanks
to the army for its profession of regret
at the death of the King, and for its
loyalty to the throne.
Republican papers violently denOunce
the Pope for favoring the project to
marry the young Queen Mercedes to a
son OF Don Carlos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
On an after
Saturday, Dec. goth, IS~A.
Trains viii run as follows:
On an after
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TISfE.

+Conrects with Utah Central trsin leaving
Salt lake at 40 a.m.
Connects with Utah Central main srriv
ing at Salt Lake sts.z0 pm.
I Stop only upon sigaMs
". W. RITTER,
mar y Supt-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
In the East.

BELGRADE, December 7.-Rumors are
current here that the Bulgarians have
resumed fighting.
CoNsTASTINoPLE, December THE
Porte has telegraphed Prince Alexander
to prolong the suspension OF hostiities,
and declaring that he has no right TO
negotiate for peace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
Going East.

Twenty minutes VIII be allowed at
Garfield on morning train for Break
fast
No freight win be received after D N.
S. F. FENTON, W. w. RITTER,
Gen. Fr'tRnd Pass. Ag't. Supt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
7. r. JONES. 5. J. Lynn
7. r. JONES SEQ.
Bankers,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

Transact q General Banking business Il
slI Its branches.
Dealers N Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given % collections, auo
renittances made on day Of payment.
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on con
mission.
Long Iosns made on city real sstate ~ low
rates of interest
Special attention given 70 the selling o.
ores and bullion, OF which consiguments are
solicited
Advances made on ores bsse cullion-
Gold and silver bars shipped for refining
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-27
Jackson and Longstreet.

Possibly no two corps of either
army made their entrance on the
field more differently than those of
jackson and Longstreet. A lieuten-
ant of artillery who was atone time
iii Lnngstreet's corps says: "You
might be marching along, not
dreaming that yon were IN five
miles of a corporal's guard of the
enemy, and the first thing that you
knew Longstreet wonld gallop past,
get III the shade of a tree and pull
out u pocket map. He would look
at tllis for abont five minutes, and
turn to an officer and tell him to
deploy his men to the right, orleft,
as the case might be. If you hap
pcned to he one of those deployed
men YOU wanted 10 look out; the
probabilities were that you would
he in-ln less than ten Minutes
And il You were in the infantry,
you would want to shoot a long
time before you got the order
Longstreet's men went into action
like a dress parade; they didn't
waste any ammunition; not a shot
did they fire until they got close
up. They left the long range shoot.
ing for the artillery.
But JackSon's men! They used
to remind me OF IL parcel of boys
chasing a rabbit; they would com,
mence TO shoot and yell us soon as
a bluecoat got i'll sight; and they
generally kept it up until they
could tell the color Of their eyes
They would string themselves out
over thirty acres, yelling like fury,
aud all Of a sudden they wonld get
into some sort Of form and fire a
volley or two, and then charge
again in that strungout fashion,
A blind man could tell when Jack
sons men were in two miles ofhim
if they were fighting. And that's
tile way our men, and the others,
found ont at first Cold Harbor that
jackson wasn't where Il good many
thought he was"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-27

New YORK. pliladephia K Norfolk Railroad En-
press -Loaye Philadelphia $50 n. m, week days
and IL 10 p. m. daily. Leave Baltimore G.2o" M
7.a5 D. M. Wilmington $40 H. M. week days, and
II. sc p. M. daily. stopping NJ Dover and Delmar
rrgularly:ard ut Mdilctnw" Clayton. Harrington
and Scaford tole4vc passengers from Wilmington
and points North or luke on passengers for Del
mar.
Observation-Disclosures. leave Dcimar II. n. NJ.
and 100 -. iIl.. weekdays. Dover sc n M, mud
5.l5 u. M. arriving wilmington $40 am. md 625
D. M baltimore 6.45 n. m. and 9.O5 y. m, and
Philadelphia 100 n. M. and 40 p. IN.
New Castle accommodation Trnins-Lcav" VII.
mIn.tnn al Is u. ia. and 80 T.. m. Leave New
Castle mt II - u. IN. and IS p. m.
Thclll0 y. N. train from Philadelphia Also
stops At New Castle 10 leave passengers from VIII
minetnn or points north, or TO take passengers
for sautll OF pelmar.
Connecton-At Porter. With Newark 4 Della
ware City Railroad Al Townsend. with Queen
Anne'a K Kent Railroad At Clayton. with De'a-
ware & Chesapeake kailroad md Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad. AT Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland 4 FirG!ni Rail- oM. AT
scaiurd with Cambridge K Scatord Railroad At
Dcmar. with NewiYork, Philadelphia GNortoR,
Wcomico pocnmose, and Peninsula Railroads.
CHAS. f. PUGh, General Manager.
J. r. Wood General Passenger Agent.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-27
NUMBER 81
Lady Drummers.

1t is odd that in the latest de.
velopment Of the woman's rights
notion England shonld have ia
ken the lead Of the United States.
No one could have prophesied such
an extraordinary reversal of the
usual process. A London firm it is
sad contemplate engaging ladies
us commercial travellers, aud IL bus
mess house ut Birmingh TN has al
ready started several on the roatl.
Perhaps there is no reason WHY a
woman who succeeds as book
;lgent-lli the nlmo of these is
legion-should not do equally a,
we'll as II drum her. Substantially
the same qualities are required in
both calIlngs. Taere is however, IL
Inference. NJ my Of the method,
Vt tile BOOK agent are entirely in.
applicable for the travelling sales
woman. No appeals to the tender
|ieelings.ofs custoiners fEliy iey ex-,
|pccted to bA successful. No de-
scrIpcion of the homeless or the
aged mother, or the little brothers
and sisters, to be supported by the
toll oil the fair speaker, will move
the ilelrtless NAN of business to
buy goods that he does NOT want.
Business is business, aud any at.
Tempt to carry sentiment into it
will be apt to be resented.
Still, there are some feminine
book-;sgents, even, that make Nd
personal appeals Of this sort, anil
we may perhaps expect ladies who
undertake the selling of goods on
commission to have the sense to
contine their perSuasions entirely
to the merits OF their goods aud
the dement's Of goods sold by rival
houses. 1t is universally conceded
that q Salesmans looks have some
influence with possible purchasers
Of his goods. Hence tile fine raj
nent OF masculine commercial trav-
elerS, who are, rs Il class probably
the best dressed set of men 'in the
country. In this particular Il pref
ty saleswoman will certainly have
the al ,-antage over the most fault
lessly dressed specimen OF the 9TH
er sex.
Good looks are, however, the
least OF the important qualifications
Of a good salesman. He must have
good manners, a persuasive tongue,
great patience and perseverance,
mnch physical endurance, plenty
OF assurance and no small measure
OF philosophy. The first Two OF
these gifts many women are, no
doubt, possessed of to an extraordi-
nary degree, but the others areno5
SO common among them. After all,
the only sure way of fading out
whether they will succeed in the
calling is to let them try it.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-06-27
The Bible in English.

Adelmus translated the Psalms
into Saxon in 700. Other parts of
the Bible were done by Edfrid, in
100; the whole by Bede. In 1857
Trerisa published the whole inEng-
liSll. Tindall's translation appear
ed in 1884, was revised and altered
in 1888; published with preface of
Crammer's in 1540 and allowed to be
read in churches. In l551 another
translation was published, which
being revised by several bishops,
was printed with their alterations
in 1860. In 1913 a new translation
was published by authority, which
is that in present use. There was
no translation of it into the Irish
language until 1856. The Pope did
not give his permission for The
translation OF it into any language
until 1850.