The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-10

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DID, % Richmond, Va, who has been
holding 4 series Of meetings in the BAp'
6st Church the past week, Occupied !ne
pulpit Of that church yesterday, morning
and evening. The meetings val continue
every evening this week.
Psr P,Ili.ie-'. subjects OF discourse at
,ba Diseiules' Chu oh yesterday we're ;
No., "A sIuerre Follower OF Christ
P Pc slorm-Tossed Disciples
nv James Alexander, missionary
;,au, India preached in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church Yesterday morning
The last services OF the present con.
,regatiou Of ST. JohnsGhHreh were held
Yesterday morning and evening. Rev. ].
4 Clark oticiated. The church will be
sold at pablo auction at the front door
Of the Court House, on Wednesday, June
10Th. l-- ~
Seventeen children, who passed the ex-
animation Al lions German Church last
Sunday, we're confirmed at that church
Yesterday BY Rev. Mehrwein, pastor.
No services were held in St Matthews
Churehyesterday, the rector, Rev ARM
strong, having gone to Cincinnati on Sat
urday. ro,
The revival at the Wesley NJ f, Church,
South Wheeling, stillcoptiRues. Meetings
are held on Tuesday Friday and Sunday
Several Of our citizens will attend the
International Sunday School Convention,
which opens in Baltimore on the llth inst.
The ST. Alphonsus Society Of this city
will be represented BY about thirty mem
bers at the National Catholic Union, COM
meDcinp In Cincinnati on the l5thin
4 peT organ was purchased on Satur-
day for the Thomson u. E. Church. Il
vas used yesterday for the first time.
Thirteen year, ago, the pastor oil the
First English Lutheran Church came to
Wheeling to look after the interest Of
that denomination in this city. The ser
mon preached on that occasion, to a CON
gregation numbering twenty, was repeat
Cd yesterday morning to a fine audience.
The regular anniversary Of the congregS:
ton will be celebrated about the 10Th OF
June, the date Of reorganization.
Rev. Jacob Jefferson, tormerl y scholar
Of the English Lutheran Sunday School,
now a local preacher Of the NJ. Z. Church,
preached with great acceptance at the
| 10Th St. Lutheran Church last evening.
Mr.. Asa Hull, a celebrated publisher OF
Sunday School music, held short SER
vice Of sacred song at several Of our
Sunday Schools yesterday, Mr., Hulls
latest gem is 1.-THE Golden Sheat" a"
The delegates from West Virginia to
the international Sabbath School AssO-
citation, which meets in Baltimore to-
morrow, are as follows; J. II. Atkinson,
Esa., New Cumberland, Hancock county
Rev. J. C. Hagey, Piedmont, Miner al
county; Rev. A. K. p. Neal, Shepherdtown,
Jefferson county; G. W. Atkinson, Esqr
KanaWhS c. H., Kanawha county; Rev
II. NJ. Hickok, Bethany, Brooke county
Rev. W. c. schaetFer, Grafton, Taylor
county; Rev. John Woods, Clarksburg
Harrison county; Thomas Kennedy, N
D., Grafton, Taylor county; Rev. q. IL
Davidson, Rev. S. B. Barnitl, Member
Executive Committee for West Virginia
The Evansville District Conference will
meet in Roseville on the 10th instant.
Elder Davis, OF Bethany, W. Va.
preached in the Court House at Cam
bridge yesterday morning and evening
The fifth annual session Of the Cam
bridge District Conference will be held al
Washington, Guernsey county, on Tues
day and Wenncsuay, June e'h ""A O''''
Rev. D. D. Fordyce, who spent the
winter in Monroe township, Guernsey
county, Ohio, has returned to Owatonna
MINI. .....
Rev. R. II. Boyd, lately pastor Of the
U. =. Church at Londonderry, has remov
ed to New Salem, Fairfield county, Ohio.
DR.. Williams, Presiding Elder Of the
Cambridge NJ. L. Church, is one Of si1
brotherp, all preachers. Two Of them
continue in the Pittsburgh and one ia
the Ohio Conference. The oldest brother
was famous minister in England, and
died some years ago.
The Ladies' Missionary SOeiety Of the
U. p. Church in Cambridge sent q lot Of
fancy articles to Salina City, California
last week, to be sold at festival and
fair for the benefit Of new congregation
there, which l. endeayOring to raise
funds to build house Of worship.
The special services he ID during The
week in the Baptist Church contributed
TO the great interest manifested by th'
large and attentive audiences that az
sembled yesterday. DR.. Wilson handleC
the sublime themes Of the gospel. In tn
morning "The Evidences Of Faith wert
portrayed to the comfort Of Believers aht
The encouragement Of penitentS. Tn
evening discourse was founded upon thu
Brazen Serpent a. al emblem Of an up
lifted Savior. The eloquent divine de
veloped the deadly nature Of sin and the
eficacious remedy Of faith in Christ
Services continue during the week.