The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-17
sand dollars be raised in Louisville and the

praCtlca0le aIler The TalSluS VI Iio H.,
from Kentucky. proceed TO raise tle ,us
ther amount elsewhere of two hundred thous-
| and dollars. of
Resolved, That the executive commlttee oi
| the board be requested to send the IreasuIel'
as agent;i Kentucky by the ISL OF oCtouT,' ,,t
If possible, that he may canvass the SIate W.
orously, so that the sum offered 10 -n hen'"o"'
NAV be raised by the lst OF May. 1870. uon.
Resoiued. That the brethren Burrows, heh ,h.
derson aud Prltchard, be appointed a ' the
committee TO prepare and preseu'T. IN Nav
hoard. al the annual meeting In hooe III ,sas maS
next reoort of the circumstances auu o"oouD oou'
which have ed the commtttee " 'no
| clasions that have been reacneu.
Religious Notes ana "oSs, ,,,,
| There will be no services at 81. Fau'
~ To.morrow is the Twelfth Sunday alter
Trinity. :, % n,oot
at Anderson Courthouse, December L. lS'z'
"A new black walnut pulpit, In gotn'c
otrro bas been erected In the Presbyterian
Church in Camden.
The only colored Associate Reformed Pres
byterlan Church in the world has lately oeen
but at Due West, Abbevlle County.
The Carolina Spartan of the l4th instant
contains history of Bethlehem Church. spar
tanburg County.
The services at the first Presbyterian
Church will be resumed tomorrow at the
usual hours.
| "A colored Methodist camp meeting Is au-
nounced to commence at Gordons iuFnou',
on the Abbevllle Branch Railroad on tne z's'
instant. , ,,,,,h-
ed at Chester, contains an interestlne nls'of''
"a, sketch of the Laurensvllle Presbyterian
Church. ,.,.,o,
Rev. T. W. White will deliver an ADDRESS
at Abner's Creek Church, GrseenVllIe Counsy'
ON the fourth Saturday OF August, on 'ine
Dignity of Manual Labor"
The result of the protracted meeting at
Hebron Church, Darlington Circuit, was tne
conversion and addition OF four to the
church.
Last Thursday was observed by the Catho-
lies as holiday Of obligation, 1t being the
Feast of the Assumption. There were ser
vices in all the Catholic Churches OF tn's clty
| as on Sunday.
The camp-meetlng at Salem Will COM
| mence on Wednesday night, September AUD.
| The good citizens of that section extena al
earnest invitation to this community 10 De
present.
The mauy friends of the Rev. DR.. Forrest
will be happy to learn that he has 30 lar re-
covered from his recent painful attack OF erysi.
peas as to be able to resume his pastoral
duties.
The Greenvllle Baptist Association is 10
meet with Grove Station Church on Friday
October 4th. The association sermon will be
preached by Rev. W. L. Ballard, moderator OF
the last association.
The Reedy River Baptist Association Will
meet on Friday, September 18th, with the
Bethabara Church, near Spring Grove, about
eight miles northwest of Chappell's Depot, on
the GreenvIlIe and Columbia Railroad.
The Temperance Cause is the title Of new
advocate OF the cause OF temperance, which Is
published weekly by q. M. Evans, Esq, at
Chester, South Carolina, for one dollar per
annum.
Rev. ". G. Rollins, late student 10 the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at
Greenvllle, has accepted call from Mount
Zion Church, In East Chester, aud has en-.
tered upon his work with falr prospect OF
success.
Rev. C. Sem will preach In the Methodist
Church at Lexington hereafter on the first
Sunday In each month, at IL o'clock A. M.,
and Rev. L. c. Loyal on the second Sunday In
each month, at the same place, at o'clock
P. N.
Right Rev. Bishop Howe Is now In Green
vile. Tomorrow. al Christ Church, the holy
communion will be administered, and the
candidates for confirmation, presented by the
rector, will be admitted by the bishop into the
communion of the church.
The Baptists of South Carolina were pledg-
ed, through their representatives at the recent
convention, to contribute two thousand dol
lars toward the building of a church at Rome.
Mr.. H. A Tupper, corresponding secretary OF
the foreign mission board, box l3o, Richmond,
Va, is now calling upon them TO fulfil their
pledge.
The work on the new Methodist Church In
Columbia is progressing satisfactorily. The
work Is now being pushed forward on the
handsome tower. which is to support the spires
and the tout ensemble of the building is alrea-
dy imposing and beautiful. 1t will soon be
entirely covered In, and then the interior Will
be finished as rapidly as possible.