The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

PULPIT PoTNTS.-At the SuaPlihe
Street NJ. E. Church yesterday Rev. J. NJ.
Powell occupied the pulpit in the morn
Ing, and Rev. ]. A. Fullerton in the
evening.
Rev. W. E. Loomis preached at the
Zane Street NJ. Z. Church yesterday
morning, and Rev. ]. W. Higgins in the
evening.
First Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning, and Rev. W. c. snodgraSs in
Rev. W. @. Rheildafier preached in
the Fulton NJ. L. Church last evening.
The services at the Wesley NJ. I.
Church were conducted by Rev. 7. H.
Trainer in the morning, and Rev. ]. G.
Weaver in the evening.
Rev. George CrowGeld preached in the
North Street NJ. Z. Church yesterday
morning, and Rev. c. E. Hitc in theeTen-
ing.
Rev. WE. Cannon preached in Tria-
delphia both morning aud evening yes
terday.
The pulpit Of the Second Presbyterian
Church was filled yesterday morning by
Rev. A. Hall, and by Rev. L. d. D. Pricket
in the evening.
Rev. N. 4. W. Young, OF the NJ. E.
Conference, preached in West Wheeling
last evening.
Prof. W. r. White preached yesterday
morning and Rev. E. W. Ryan last even.
ing in The United Presbyterian Church.
AT the English Lu heran Church Rev.
J. Kibbc preached yesterday morning,
and Rev. F. W. Hughes in the evening.
The pulpit Of the Baptist Church was va
supplied yesterday morning by Rev. ".
E. Rippey, and at 7 M. by Rev. ii. H.
Rev, S. Low,hcr, Of the NJ. E. Confer.
ence, preached in the Presbyterian
Church, Martins Ferry, yesterday morn
ing and evening.
rev, L. D. PTossor, Of tie Erie Confer
ence, preached in Thomson NJ. =, Church
Yesterday morning. Rev. e. Q. Wilding
occupied the pulpit in the evening.
The preaching at the German NJ. Z.
Church yesterday was by Rev. J. W. Re.
ger in the morning, and DR.. F. W. Wood
in the evening. NV
Atsimpson Church yesterday, Rev. W.
H. Meiley preached in the morning, and
Rev. G. Rodgers in the evening.
Rev. ]. N. Warden and Rev. S. Z.
Jones, both Of the Conference, preached
at 1880 A. N. and 7P. NJ. respectively at
the N. E. Church, Martins Ferry, yes
terday.
Rev. NJ. W. Ryder preached yesterday
morning, and Rev. W. ]. Lee last even
ing in the Third Presbyterian Church. y
Rev. B. Ison and Rev. I. r. Faulkner
preached yesterday morning snd evening
respectively in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church.
ST. Matthews pulpit was occupied yes.
terday morning by Rev A. R. Kelley and
in the evening by Rev. 2. 81. Jordan.
Revs. J. ]. Deliver, W. II. Wiley and
Mr.. G. W. Atkinson, Of the Conference,
delivered addresses before the Ladies'
Temperance Union, at La Belle Hall yes.
terday afternoon.
Rev. W. H. Shaw, OF the NJ. E. Con.
ference, preached both morning andeven
ing in the Bellaire Presbyterian Church
yesterday.
Rev. Hughes and Rev. N. ". Neal, of
the Conference, preached in the Bellaire
NJ. E. Church yesterday.
The pulpit Of the Disciples Church
was yesterday morning occupied by Rev.
DR.. Fullerton, and in the evening by Rev.
Jabez Hall.
Communion services were held in the
Bellaire U. P. Church yesterday, Rev.
ormond, Of West Alexander, assisting the
pastor.
The Prcsbylerians OF Bellaire will COM
mence a series Of revival meetings this
evening.
Bishop Harris, Of the NJ. E. Conference,
delivered very interesting lecture upon
his tour around the world, in the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church Saturday evening. .
Rev. Mr.. Davis, formerly pastor Of
Thomson NJ. E. Church, addressed the
Sabbath School Of that church yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. W. +. Lewis, OF the NJ. E. Confer
euce, preached in the Bridgeport PreSby.
terrain Church last evening. Revs. j. F.
Chenoweth and N. c. Beckley occupied
the pulpit Of the West Bridgeport N. E.
Church morning and eveing respectively,
and DR.. S. Allemong oficiated in the
First N. E. Church, Bridgeport, both
morning and evening.
Rev. Father Stenger, Of Charleston,
delivered a sermon at 81. JoEeph's Ca.
:hedral yesterday morning. There were
no services in the evening.