The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

PREACHER ASp PuLrIr.-GOsSip qbQul ouI
Churches AND thar IaStorS.-To morrow Il
missionary day al Thomson NJ. Z Church
Island, in the church and Sunday SCHOOL
Preaching at 1880 4. ". and 7 p. II by thl
pastor, George y. Wilding! Subiects-
morning THE Necessity aud Advantag,
Of the Missionary Spirit" Night, "T6t
condition Of the heart gives character tC
work for Christ"
The Sunday school connected with
Thomson N. Z. Church will celebrate the
"Gl0rjaps Fourth" on Saturday, July 81,
linJudge BaronfS grove, niny lAiles Olt the
new Tr"ataraTs Valley talltSad. The
rates are very low. Round TRIP ":ccSSets 3(
cents for adults, 10 cents Tor children
under Twelve years Of aye. Wesley NJ. u
Sunday school Is engineering thu picnic.
Rev. George + Hite, pastor OF the Y Ine
Street NJ, 4, Church, who has been quite
III with typhoid fever for some three
weeks or more, Is now improving steadily,
with almost certain prospects OF speedy
recovery.
Rev. ". G, RlheldaHer, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church In lenvood,
has been confined TO his nome with sick.
meas for some THEE weeks past. We learn
that be Is now slowly convaleScing.
Rev. W. G. Wilson, presiding elder OF
the Wheeling District N. L. Church, has
been hastily called to the bedside Of his
aged mother-iu the nsivltborhood OF
Gratton-who Is supposed 10 DO diving.
He has written to his family that she L
sinking rapidly.
Rev. +. A, Trippett, pastor of tina Meth.
odtst Episcopal Churchin Dallas, has gone
TO his old home In Writ county, to visit bis
father, who 10 quite III.
The pulpit oil the Zane street NJ, Z,
church IL being flled by the Methodist
ministers Of the city and vicinity during
the illness Of the regular pastor, Rev. Geo.
Z. Hite.
The Fourth street Methodist congrega.
ton propose TO take immediate steps 10
secure the erection oil q comfortable cottage
for lheir pastor, Rev. O. p. Masden, upon
the Moundsyiiie campground. A good
suggestion Tor other churches.
Bishop Peck, who 10 TO preside al the
nOxt session Of the West Virginia Confer.
ence OF the NJ. L. Church, 10 DO held In
Huntington, tavors the change In the time
OF holding the conference session from
October 20, to October II, II Il DO the ex.
pressed desire Of the presiding elders.
There will be preaching In the Third
Church Tomorrow by the
pastor, Rev. ]. g. Lyle. MornIn: sub,
Iect, "Cedar 0hrIstIaas.N Evening sub.
IeCt, "a Good Hope" Sabbath school at
~. ".
. IA ,hs sbssaes 9, oI N, tR9e regular pastor A.
The Disciples Church tomorrow at ii 4. A.
md twilight services at $3.50 p. N.
There will..he preaching nj the Second
Presbyterian Church by the pastor, Rev.
!. D. Mofat, at 1880 A. NJ. and J:S6 p. NJ
MI. Frank Rector will preach at the
iaptish Church tomorrow morning and
vening. Sunday school at 2 r. N,
'rayer and Conference meeting Wednes.
ay evening.
Rev. w. B. Thompson, Of the Disciples :
ihurch, remains In ClArksburg by invita-.
on, and will preach In the Baptist Church
that city tomorrow.
Rev. s. +. Clancy breaches In Calhoun
Dunty tomorrow, having gone TO that
art Of the State from the Sunday school
invention at ClafksburR.
International Sabbath School lesson In q
10 majority Of schools tomorrow viii be Z
n the subject Of temperance. The Les.
IN Committee has left tho day discretion. !
y, but DR.. Vincent recommends John
III, 3l.S6, as the scripture, and Bondage Z
nd Liberty" % the theme.
Rev. 8. B. Batnitz returned from Clarks. a
nrH, yesterday, and will preach Al the.
nRlish Lutheran Church, Sixteenth .
rect tomorrow.