The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
PULPIT POINTS.
Places OF worship Where services
will be Held Tomorrow.
To-u,or,ow ia the first Sunday In Adj

pInce. Of Worship where Services
will be Held Tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the first Sunday IN Ad-
vent.
The regular services will be held at the
various Catholic churches.
No services at st. Mathews Episcopal
church, owing to-the absence OF Rev.
Armstrong,
Rev. Heinrich, pastor, will hold SER
vices at St. Pauls Evangelical Protest
ant Church. Text: Romano, l4th chap,
18th and 10Th verses. Subject chow
lovely it is, in the kingdom OF God"
Rev. E. Vass, pastor, will hold ser.
vices at the German st. Johns Protest
ant church, the first Advent, OF 81
Mathews 1G, chapter IL, II. Theme;
The answer of flesh and blood to the
question of Christ, "Whom do Men say,
that l, the Son OF Man, ann"
Services at the Baptist Church, Rev.
Clancy, pastor. officiating. Young Mems
prayer meeting a. ga. NJ. Preaching at
1880; subject. IA view OF future employ
ment, in order to a proper preparation
for It. Sunday School 1T z p. NJ. Sunday
School concert al 7; illustrated Bible les
sons &c.
Attic First Presbyterian, Rev. D. A.
Cunningham, D. d., .ssLor. there Will be
preaching at 10t a. NJ. Subject, I'm,
portance of Sabbath school work
In the evening at Z o'clock, "Gods
promise 10 Jacob and the touching meet
ing between Father and Son. All are
cordially invited.
Services Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church at Wiesel Hail, 1905 Chapline
street, to, morrow, at l02 A. NJ. and P.
NJ. Sermons by Rev. j. i. Curtis. The
friends of the Reformed Church are cor
daily invited TO be present. Sests tree.
Sunday School is held at the same place,
at 9 A. N.
At the first English Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, Sixteenth street, adjoining
the postoffice, Rev. S. B. Barniiz, pastor,
being improved in health, is expected to
occupy the pulpit. Sermon at lO3 A. NJ,
on characteristics of Spiritual Growth;
2 p. NJ, Sunday School lesson on "Paurs
Deliverance;" 7P. N, sermon on "Ihe
Bauished Gues!."
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
The first census OF tho Duukards, or
German Gaptists, has boon completed;
and they are found to number $4,000.
The new Lutheran church II. Rows
burg, Ohio, was dedicated on Sunday,
Nov. 4. The church cost about 50 500
and was dedicated free from debt.
Don't be SO generous MS to "givea piece
of your mind" to detecting neighbor
until you are satisfied that you have
more than enough 20 attend to your OVID
business with.
Rev. c. II. Daniels, formerly OF Mon
tague, Mass, after preaching eight weeks
TO the Vine Street church, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has received hearty call to be.
come Its pastor.
If yeu want to live economically in
these hard times, just tel! your wife that
.be must go to church in her old bonnet,
and you will probably have q "5:Oii'
that will last you all day.
The Winchester Presbytery, at its ses.
sion held IN Alexsndris during the sas-
sions of the Synod OF Virginia, granted
leave to Rev. II. G. Brown TO resign hls
pastoral charge of the Falling Water and
Tuscarors churches.
Tho Twonty.ftth Anniversary OF the
pastorate of tho Rev. Smith f. Grier, in
the Presbyterian Church, of New Cum.
berland, w. Va, occurred recently. The
church was organized in 1852, so that he
has been in its pulpit for almost The en-
tire period of its church life.
Rev. Joseph Cook is making theologi.
cal stir al over the country. Wherever
he goes the ratiopsliats rour out Of their
hiding places like . swsrm 81 bees when
you build fire uLder the hive. 1t is
| thought that the excitement Will end in
! the organization OF u new sect. We 5ug-
ge9t that in Difference 10 the good things
which tho preacher has uttered, his fol-
lowers DO known hereafter as "Cuokies."
IN. Y. Herald,
DR.. John Cotton, OF Charleston, bus
| been chosen 10 represent that parish In
the General Convention which convenes
in tina. city OH the 9th inst, for tho pur
pose of electing a bishop. DR.. Patrick
and Major Brouse were the two original
contestants for the seat, but the yestTy
beng unable TO chose either Of the two,
DIR. Cotton was taken ss Il compromise.
The vestry could not have chosen u bet
ter man, IS Dr. Cotton is well known for
his sound thoughts and sterling ability.
The letter "h" is sometimes the cause
OF ludlcrous misuuderstandings. An
Euglishman wss once giving very
pleasant talk to Sunday school about
what be called "the hacks Of the
Apostles" went from place to place in
their own private conveyances. They
could not be rs poor as they are repre-
scented or they would never have been
able to keep "hacks.' 1t WAS all settled,
however, when one inquisltive youngster
asked if the "hacks OF the Apostles" were
anything like the "four-in-hands' which
once in while parade on Fifth avenue.