The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-05-11

American Sunday School Work.
er.-We recommend all Sunday School:
to avail themselves of the offer OF the Pub
Usher of this Journal, who will send, with
out charge, spesimen copies of the Maya
zine and Lesson Papers, Address, j. w.
Mcintyre, st. Louis. The May number
contains-A Grand Sunday School, by
Rev. a. S. Osborn, i. j D; The Shining
Way, by j. r. Osgood; Children's Read
ing; a Definite Aim; The Celestials in
Sunday School; The Management of Sum
day School Libraries, by II. +. Elder;
Mission Sunday Schools; Pull at the Oar;
Effort and Success; Biddle Market Sunday
School, st. Louis, by Rev. VIM. Porteus;
Secret Of Happiness; Lessons for the In-
FAINT Class, Sunday School Intelligence,
Book Notices, Blackboard Exercises, Les
sons for each Sabbath, Editorial, &c.
PictureS.-Sweetwaterh a population
sufficient to give encouragement and sus-
tenance to all men who come here to en-
gage in any honorable profession. This
is known to you all. We have often heard
1t remarked that a Photograph Artist
could do a good business here. Now you
have an opportunity to give your eucour-
ogcment and patronage to one who comes
we'll recommended ass Photograph Artist.
MIR. w. II, Robertson has fitted up a Sky
Light Gallery in the house formerly occu-
pied by j. II. Patton & Co., next door to
their new brick building, whore he is pre-
pared to take pictures, such as Photo
graphs, Gems, &c, in the latest style Of
the Art. Persons having pictures oftheir
relatives wishing additional copies, can
have the work done on reasonable terms,
in good style. Now We ask all who de-
sire a good picture to give Mr.. Robertson
a trial. The first picture taken on Mon
day last was pronounced by the subject as
being the best that was ever taken for
him-ard Ia lnow.- the number is
legion-thoy are scattered far and wide,
his swoethearts all have one and the rest
are waniin2 onee Others who had pic
lures taken the same day, pronounce the
work as being far superior to that of any
other Artist that ever located here. We
would ask all who desire good pictures to
give Mr.. Il. a trial at once as he will re-
main but a short time.
Pictures taken in cloudy as we'll as
clear weather.
The New Sabbath SchOOl.-The fol.
lowing are the proceedings Of a meeting
held in the Methodist Church, Sunday
last, for the purpose Of organizing an even
ing Sabbath School:
According to previous notice the citi-
zens assembled in the Church at 4 o'clock,
P. m.
On motion, Col. 7. T. Lenoir was called
to the Chair and j. W. Robertson made
Secretary. After a brief explanation of
the object ofthe meeting by the Chairman,
the School organized by the election Of
the following officers:
Thomas G. Boyd, Superintendent.
j. W. Robertson, Secretary.
W. i. Clark and \. NJ. Dobbins, Lbs.
j. 7. Durgan, Treasurer.
l. Y. Lepoir, General Teacher.
Miss Bette Goddard, Miss Ionic
Vaughn, Mrs. b. Il. Clark and A. NJ.
Dobbins, superintendent of music.
y Committee was then appointed to
order Il Library aud an Organ for the
School.
The following well.timod resolution
was then presented:
Resolved, That the object Of this Sab
bath School is the promotion oithc cause,
and TO jij, ouj ali persons are cordially
to attend our sessions.
After appropriate remarks by several
persons present, the resolution vas uuani-
mou,ly adopted.
We are told that the members of the
Church have pledged themselves, iudivid-
ually, to meet the expenses of the organi-
cation. We also noticed a unity of senti-
mcnt and a determination among the
members indicative of success-without
which no undertaking can be made to
prosper. The school has our best wishes,
and we will do all in our power to build
up the schools Of our town.