The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-09-10

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grammeof the Mason County sun.
day School Convention, TO be held in
the Ilower Flats Presbyterian
Church, September oath, 1870
MISUNDERSTANDING.
roo o'clock; Devotional exercises
led-by the President.
!2o- The Sunday School what ii
is not, and what.it is--an address by
Rev.J. GA. sYanght. W
7 $40, Our acknowledgements and
encOuragementsS il Sunday School
work general discussion, led BY Rev.
~. w. Griffith
$40 Adjourned.
THURSDAY MORNING.
900 Devotional exercises, led BY
Rev. Faulkner.
800 Reports from Schools and
enrolment Of Delegates.
1920. Hoy to teach the lesson, a
normal drill-by Rev. w. L. Hill.
1850. Biblical Interpretation, a
lecture and recitation-by Rev. 1. L
Peters.
1880. The teachers work and re.
ward, an address-by Rev: I. II,
Lacy.
-12:00. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1;45. Observation-Disclosures, by Rev.
| j. II. Rimer
200. Should Sunday School Liter.
allure be sectarian?-a general dis.
cussion, led by Rev. J. l.. Hensley.
2:30. The geography of Palestine,
a normal lesson-by w. W. Harper.
300, The art Of questioning-by
J. B. Yeager.
$3.50. Miscellaneous business.
4:3O. Adjourn.
EVENING SESSION,
700. Devotional exercise, by Rev.
J. A. Blagg.
7:20. Some Of the customs of Tur-
key, a lecture-by Rev, DR.. Pretty
man.
500. Question box.
Adjourn at will.
Preserve this programme, and take
it with you TO the Convention.
SUDDEN DEATl1.-This community
was startled on Saturday evening,
about 8 p. M, at the announcement
of the sudden and unexpected death
of Mrs. Alice Bright, wife Of J. j.
Bright, Esq, at the residence of her
brother, James Capehart, Esq, about
mile and u half from town. She
was daughter of the late James
I,Capehnrt. She had been i'll for some
time, but not considered dangerous,
aud her friends were not prepared
for, nor did they believe the Angel of
Death was lowering so close by. The
hopes Of all her friends were that she
would recover her health, and soon
be about again, but God brad dccrccd
otherwise, and her spirit took its
flight to that" bournefrom whence no
Traveller ret.irns.n NIfssBright was
am estihra5Ie ,lasly, aaa has a number
Of relatives and many friends, in this
and adjoining counties, who will SIN
.cerely mourn her death. She was
buried on Monday morning at the
old homestead. In another column
will be found an obituary written by
hor Pastor.
LATE AGAly.-Thc Telephone did
not bring our Western mail until
late Tuesday. 1t should have been
here at daylight. The manner in
which our mails are being carried by
the kmawha boats is getting to be
intolerable. We hope our Postmaster
will report the Telephone to the De-
partment, that they may be punish
ed for their rcmissness, and be taught
that they cannot carry the mail to
suit their own convenience, to the
discomfort of the public When she
cannot get here, the contractor should
send the mail by some other channel.
If you desire to stop your paper,
notify the publisher of the fact and
pay the arrearago and there can be
no trouble. Don't leave it in the
Office; that will not release you from
paying for it. Don't write OIL the
margin, and return it; you may be
fined for that. Don't get the Post
master to return it; that will not do.
If you write to the publisher and as
certain just how much is due he will
inform you, and you can send the
amount and discontinue your sub
scription like man. No gentlemen
WI. ase any but the last named
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