The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-31
PULPIT ANpPEw.
sunday. service. IN the CITY sane'aaF.

les.
About forty families are already on the
camp ground.
Rev. O. P. Masden will preach at the
camp grounds tomorrow at
lP.N.
Prof. O. L. Loos, OF Bethany, will
preach ut the Disciples Church, South
side, tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. J. D. II. Corwine, OF KY, will
preach at the Uniyersslist Church, near
ilen Easton, next Sunday, August lst, at
lam.
The pulpit OF the Zane Street NJ. E.
Church will be filed in by the Rev. ]. A.
Lancaster in the morning, and Rev. W. E.
Rippey in the evening.
In the Wesley N. E. church tomorrow,
The pastor, Rev. D. II. K. Dix, will preach
At l0:30A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Sunday school
will meet as usual at2 P.M.
There will be preaching in the Third
Presbyterian church tomorrow by the
pastor, Rev. ]; G. Lyle, at 10y A. NJ. and
y P. N. Sunday school at2P.M.
Mr.. Pritchard, the well known temper
auce worker from Pittsburgh, will address
the Gospel temperance meeting to be held
at Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'cock.
The usual services will be held at the
United Presbyterian Church tomorrow at
1880 A. NJ, conducted by the Pastor. Sab
bath school at 2 p. NJ. No service in the
evening.
Rev. Toland and family, OF Bellaire, are
visiting friends and relatives at New Phil
adelphia, and will be absent over Sabbath.
His pulpit, however, will he supplied next
Sunday.
International Sunday School lesson to-
morrow "The Call OF Abraham" Genesis
H; 81 50, XII; l 10. Golden text, Genesis
XII; 8, "ln Thee Shall All The. Families
or The Earth Be Blessed"
The International Sunday School Execu.
tive Committee is called to meet at Chau'
tauqua assembly grounds on Wednesday
next, to complete arrangements for the
Toronto convention in June, 1881.
The services in the Fourth Street NJ. Z.
church tomorrow will be preaching by
the pastor, o. P. Masden, at hall past ten
o'clock A. NJ, and Sunday school at q quar-
ter past two in the afternoon. No church
at night.
The Episcopal Chapel on the Island has
been raised, and basement will be con.
structed. 1t is to be papered and painted
inside and out, reseated and otherwise
improved till it will be a credit to the
Seventh ward.
Rev. G. @. Ledgwick, Of Martins Ferry,
Ohio, will preach and administer the COM
munion at the Baptist Church, corner
Twelfth and Byron streets, tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Frank Rector will preach
in the evening. Sunday school at 2 Pm
At the English Lutheran Church on
Sixteenth street, tomorrow, Rev. 5. B.
Barnitz will preach at 1880 a. NJ, and 7:45
i. M, and address the Sunday School at
o'clock, This church has undergone a
cleaning OF walls, carpets etc, during the
past week.
AtSt. Matthew's Church tomorrow the
following will be the services: l0:S0A. NJ,
sermon and the Holy Communion, by the
Rector, Rev. r. K. Swope. Mr.. Swope
will be absent from the city during the
month OF August, and there will be nc
services in the church until his return.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Wheeling Sunday School Teachers Asso.
citation takes place next Tuesday evening
at the Disciples Church. There will be al
opening talk of fifteen minutes on Abra'
ham, whose life will be the subject oil
study on the part OF millions OF Sunday
School scholars this coming month OF Au.
gust, After that general discussion Of
organization as pertaining to officers and
their schools and to teachers with their
classes. A pleasant informality char
acterizes all these meetings. Strangers in
the city are ever welcome, and as the
church is quite centrally located 1t Ia
hoped many will avail themselves oil the
opportunity to be present.
The following from the Omaha Daily Be
will be read with interest by many friendt
OF Rev. Baugher in this city. For a mum
Der OF months DR.. Baugher, when very
young man, labored with Rev. S. b
Barnitz in the Lutheran mission and made
himself hosts OF friends in this city
Rev. FL. L. Baugher, D. D., with his
family, mother and sister, arrived here on
Thursday morning from Pennsylvania
The doctor takes charge OF the English
Lutheran Church OF our city, and will
preach an Introductory sermon on Sunday
morning. He comes with first class
record as a preacher, pastor, scholar and
christian gentleman. His family will bt
quite an accession, morally and socially,
to our city. Omaha can afford to have
more such families settle among US.
Rev. G. W. Gray, Presiding Elder Of III,
Barnesville District Methodist Episcopal
Church, publishes the following concern
| ing camp meeting at Burr's Mills, Belmon
county. GAINESVILLE District Camp Meet
ing will be held on the well known camr
ground at Burr's Mills, on the B. &c rail
road. It will commence, D. ", Tuesday
August II. Opening sermon at 1880 P. N
That the entire meeting from the begin
ming to the close may BIO one OF undis
tur6ed interest and spiritual profit to al
sincere worshippers, it is especially de
sired, and hereby earnestly requested
that all who intend to occupy tents put
them in complete readiness at an early
time, and that they may have all moving
and settling therein entirely finished be-
fore the opening service on Tuesday even
ing, 80 that perfect quiet and order may
be maintained, and the united energies OIL
all devoted to the great object of the meet
ing, viz: the spiritual quickening OF be
levers and the salvation OF the lost
1t is expected that all the pastors with
in the bounds OF the district will bt
present, II practicable, and in readiness To-
the work during the entire time OF the
encampment, from the 18th to the 25th
Sabbath included, Let all the brethren
so arrange their work that they may thu
be present. Aud all the people, Of what
ever name or order, are earnestly desired
TO attend and worship with US.