Sharp County record., 1878-12-05
EMS OF INTEREST.
,oI and Literary.

To IVcNNN
!, ,.,sssor Hayden, in charge Of ,.ilO the
'DlSss 'ns;esl survey OF the Territories, 3:!a,
H'sed 'ps''JTl tbe Rocky Mountain DIVIDE
I'm Bowie O'Reilly, whose new new
pm . y pOsms is receiving the favor
s% '',sutEOn Of the critics, is a ,,g5, ylgorff IT.
oune Irishman, and tne eoi'oi u
'sssT = nenularity Of Dickens in this
~ = msT psy be Judged from the fact t
,ere y bSve been published here not OF
ham ham, n different editions OF his
a,onsl Burbank, of the New Or
2'y p;ra,,u,1e, is writing a book, show
! /. 'ssg somgicai side of his 80 days tus-
= Yellow Jack. A grave subject
on. H..
thousand volumes, in more than
m languages, on the game OF cnesS iI
(, BY the late George Allen;
,sor Of Greek in the University OF
ylvania, and are to be sold.
soroe s. Hilliard, the well known
,ljst ana author, who had a para,
troke live or six years ago, and
his Il friends hoped, would recover
ently 10 enable him to resume his
y labors, grows rather worse than
and, as he is now past ~, there
'eason to look for any improve
His home is still in Boston.
Iilliam D. Gallagher, the first and
Of Western poets, has recently
ated his 10Th birthday at his pref
e farm in Kentucky's Pewee Val
TWENTY y-fve years ago he was
! a prominent place In DR.. Urls
Poets and Poetry of America,
Ing one of the five or six portraits
volume, but he has published lit
late wears. Mr., Gallagher was
Is Corwin's private secretary
Corwin was Secretary OF the
Iry, was confdentially associated
aimon P. Chase when he was Sec
and has since been Collector at
lille aud filled other Government
lbs with honor. The old poet be-
/ literary career at Cincinnati,
be was once associated in the
Ihip of the Gazette.
School and Church.
bout 100000 are spent annually
oort of the public school system
rgia.
the EangeliSt the Pre-Millenna-
Ind then theories are actively dis
and IT is broadly limited that
I or Nocturnal discipline may arise
, utterances made a5 the recent
3tic Conference.
le Superintendent of Home Mis-
I 4 California calls loudly for min
. p supply vacant Congregational
les in that part of the country.
churches there are only four
le supplies.
10 final revision of the New Tes-
by the American and English
Il will be finished in course of a
nd will probably be published
iter, in advance of the Old Testa-
Che revision of which will not be
tied for some years.
4 to the beginning of the present
Y only six Jewish congregations
sn established in this country,
the first settlement of this race
ack to 1850. Now it is estimat-
Il there are 800 congregations and
dO,O00 Jews in the United States.
we: Lityinow, a Russian lady,has
~ inc degree of doctor of philoso-
nm the University of Berne. She
n per examination with such bril-
especially in mathematics, that
tAty unanimously agreed to at
highest mark-"Cum summa
b ITO her diploma.
. slhvinity student at Oberlin adds
Sn eological duties those of ni.ht
s!an and baggage-smasher at The
J depot. He studies between
e{ecites in the morning hours and
pamost all the afternoons. He
rgent ellow, and will doubtless
y mand at the churches when he
'i 19r ministerial duty.
n SUBJECT of quietly dropping
y Mempers on account of absent
sNn y been under discussion in the
h's send Baptist Association. It
VI 'ay ,!f "a some churches the practice
NJ vailed of striking members
~ Iom tne church roll when for a
o. 'e tney tailed to appear. This
~ I = objected to as a violation of
w. q the members. 1t is urged
iSnemoer should be stricken from
Except for some fragrant viola
81 nall religious body called the
dtscently held its annual confer.
I : Eureka, III. 1t is an offsboot
y luesnInIlio'nites, zen dating back to the
" ntp century, originating in Ger
lNuu DERIVING itc noo,o