Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-01-04
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Personal and Literary.

DIR. w. S. Mayo, who wrote "Nev-
er Again." has not written any thing
since.
Brick Pomeroy has leased The La
Crosse Chronicle office, and will hereaf-
ter conduct that paper.
n D.no Jr ;s o,;o,ly settled in
Paris and is writing a lengthy treatise
on international law.
Victor Hugo is in Paris with his two
grandchildren, George and Jane. His
location at the Avenue d'Elyau is the
rendezvous of literati and men of the
future.
Tba rv;fo 90 pr;roo Iyror ofD.rn,.
ia, G, He VIZ -, = III" n.E =; s1nSnn n " &c % ostho b.
nroh.h1e a, % snnoessor mnU Of = Rsron ] Schloessen @
as German Minister at Washington,w was
Miss May Parsons, of Columbus, o.
The late G. H. Lewes,s funeral was
of the simplest character, only old and
intimate friends being present. Among
them were Robert Browning, Frederick
Locker, ANTHONY Trollope and Herbert
Spencer. 81 81. -... s..sI
Sbatesneare,s aRomeo and Inlet,
and aOtbelto >, and M;lton,s .sParadise
Tost,, baya been translated into Hebrew
by q M SaiI;nson. and .sOtbellon and
the "Mercbant of Venice, are going in.
to portnouese nnder the hands of his
Majesty, Dom Luiz. The last volume
of the complete Magyar or Hungarian
edition of the great English poets works
has just been published at Pesth.
The late R;sbon James 10 wears apo
cont a Tananosa stndent m The Metbo.
J;st sobo6I at yv;lhrahor MaSs MIL
= 80 Ht ;,trod,,ot;o,, =, ,,h;oh ha sa;d
..it No ono rnSartaIas 70 nav his hills
w;I, ha rosnnns;bIe ;, The yonn J
mon srbso,nap,I,, ,,atnrned to janan
and ;s now The Minister from that conn.
,ry 70 the Tn;tad States. and attends
the Foundry Church in Washington
The title OF the Oldest printer IN
Maine oelongs 10 MI. Anorew Master'
Oh hailowe,i, now IN nis e,gnty I'm -siA'l
year. MT. masters In may, io9a' oesai ns
q seven years aPPreh.ioesnlP ~ on ~,
at Roston ton noontbs and then removed
IN HaIioweIl wberr he Established him.
Golf in business in 1sI5 He may now h,
found aft anv time engaged in worl
about his office. His active experience
in printing and book publishing cover
the remarkable period OF seyenty-on'
years and seven months.
M. Offenbach is said to compos,
well only in the spring time and by tn,
seaside, elsewhere and at other season
the works which he composes are, sac
cording to his own testimony, wortl
little" Wagner is the most original o
all in his methods of work--he can onl,
compose with the assistance OF suits o
salih clo,nes, Vi 9iVers cUiols, wnion "a
oons ana puts on accorolhg W tne styl
OF things at Whlch ne Is "orhlng, wear
ing, ior lnstance, Mhiie ousy VIII WIN pas
uorai uaeS' PrinlrosS saI,n, anu ioi
maj ''"i 0Ao' u.s. 'eAl-e'
School and Church.
The Rev. DIR. Mcleod of Philadel
phia is preaching against the wearin
of mourning. which he saws is product
i've of needless melancholy.
The 1rd;.ro srnreme Court bs
decided. in the suit of a church agains
a member. that Subscriptions made O
Sunday can not be collected by law.
.,,,.. G,
Lpy new Jaws an % oniiuien mno IL ~
lsh their euucatioh III any sonooi Vi u
canton OF berne uhuergo an eAannih'
and the result is reported as "unsati
factory.n
In a recent CHARGE. Bisbop BARN
of Dnrbam Enoland warns his ciero
oaa;nst hanon,;Sn Jnst;ces of the Peac,
1, S $3.50 81 norsons we,
maa;S,ra,es nW, % hut now thew are We,
rarely appointed.
The average income of Irish schoc
teachers is $3.50. but DC of the total nun
ber-1O -1O.4S9-haye $3.50; 362, S46(
his. 1895. and the rest. S275. The.
are men. female teachers have fro,
S595 down to S225.
Tho yorro Men,s Christian ASS
o;o,,on ~ Cb;csao has secnred the 90
;aoS =. ao,,,a ot tha oaS;n@ nhvs;o;a,
os III s.Lot - o;t,, g. . onursa of }reo n,od;c
iao,,,res ~ ,onna mon on nract;caI en-
;ects
"A new synagogue; said 70 pe one
the nnest OF lts kihu III EuroPe, al
costing SZ2O,ooo, exclusive OF u
ground, mas peen opened IN Warsa'
Instead ofthe Jews hooking TO faiestln
they are SAID TO De gathering IN lar
numbers In the RUSSIAN clues.
William Winkley, of Philadelphi
has given sic. 900 to Dartmouth Cole
to found a professorship of Anglo
and Enolish literature. 1t Is only
short time since Mr.. Winkley sent
check ior sz1,ooO 70 tne conege 90
USED as tne coilege au'hori'ies Sd" h''
DIR. James B. Gould, of Rome, , ,Ital
a native of Sharon, Conn, has h
erected for a church society in th
q town a beautiful chapel as a memor
) of his wife, Mrs. Emma Bliss Gould, t
: founder of the Protestant Schools
Rome for poor Italian children.
3 con,sor adroo,;or 20 irst -,
r uooo;, = ~ood daoi nf attont;on
? teu p"nnsr,s0n;a ond The State Snner
on p,,sI;o Inn,,o.;o,, Los =,
IenuenI oi Iuplo inSt:uo.ioh ;H : mas +
a pareo tne oraie oi OH ihuehuea W "