West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-11-11

Fitzgerald was presented, which was found
in order, and it was then placed in his
hands Tor acceptance. Mr.. Fitzgerald &C
Cepted the call, and a committee was ap
pointed 10 install him over the Clarke
burg Church, consisting of the Rev.
Messrs. Flanagan and VIM. a. Howell;
the Rev. Flanagan 10 preside and preach
the sermon, and propose the constitu-
Ional questions and deliver the charge to
the pastor, aud the Rev.
MIR. Powell TO deliver. the charge to the
people, and the time to be the first Sab
bath in December.
n call from the French Creek Church
was presented for the pastoral services Of
the Rev. w. o. Phillips, which was found
to be in order, and was accepted by Mr.
Phillips. The Rev. j. ID. Fitzgerald was
directed to preside, preach the sermon,
propose the constitutional questions and
deliver the charge to the pastor, and the
Rev. j. III. Flanagan to deliver the charge
to the people, and the first Monday in De-
cember appointed as the time.
The churches of Pennsboro', Hughes
River and Bethel were grouped into one
field.
The Christian salutations from the Ar
nual Conference Of the United Brethren
Church wac read, and the Rev. James IL.
Flanagan was appointed TO convey our
Christian salutations 10 that body.
The Committee on Temperance, con-
sisting of the Hon. d. McGregor, the
Rev. Loyal Young, ID. d., and the Rev.
Samuel Graham, reported the following.
WHEREAS, The friends of he temper
ance cause in the State Of West vir-
ginia are now concentrating their efforts
TO secure a neutrality-suspicious. clause in
the Constitution of the State; and,
WHEREAS, Petitions from tho voters
of the State to tho Legislature for an op-
p~ortunity to vote on such a clause are
circulated; therefore be it
Res0tUed, J.. That this Presbvte,v
heartily endorses the efforts of the friends
of temperance in this regard.
z, That it would ask all whom it can
influence to lend their aid i'm securing
this great object.
., That 1t regards the manufacture and
sale OF intoxicating drinks as a beverage.
in a high degree criminal. bocause tboy
bring no benefit, but produce physical,
intellectual and moral ruin to our citi-
zens.
l. nat TIC temperance advocates nave
great reason To rejoice that i'm the election
OF county officers in this State last Fall
aDo5 'no iIquor icehse' they have
49, aaII - inc no>lcense
o,n' %e Nv" " 'o''i Oh IortY>one
loovirr orI,, hi.,.o So iiCetSs'
in tbe : .ilatm.n naNt "s"' US
> Tha, ,yo ra.r,n- ~,
temperance worker Thc W. Wu = az
Freeman, a rempcrarco n-e,ysnanor Pnh'
lished at Parkorsburg. w ", a
strong, true temperance paper.
II wos mad. Lco,., 49,
the R,v I.o,oi ".
that t.e R,.v S,,I,on : .o,1 '"g' ~
m.asi.nsrv ov.n,.,is, ae - - Vhe
W., ,.i a. " " "Ieat NORTH
crr r,d.-s :, ; 81, ono VI
I,,o,.s cor,s O-"'0n' ..
TO he q nreacber,n d a"a,s~"I "'teu
If AIeoLo. ,ho,~nSa~ "a" we ln-
heard On his 49, hah11r 'OuIu was
ministry S0eAius inc
ErnorimortaI paI;a;aa oA"'ni"eu Cd
ooctinr na Go "uu us mO'iVes ior
no,jon uaa s"o,ai~on T'y' "hicn eHaml-
I'D nSaNSI ho was 'heh taken
eas io9oY'eFy as a can
srnrlioa anooiI.es iS.
River ard Pinraro"i D',nel' Iiughes
-,ho p D C~nuIches; Bethel
Novomhor. tta d." l"ul'n o4ooa'h IN
D. D. ,hird sobha,h Iauu hammer
wm pl"nn DecemoeIi the
70 edrainis,nr 'n'ru 1"Vo"'h 10
U"aS % 'u'".ii''e[ 'ne LORDS Supper.
fourth sabboth r. Nowo manner
Samuel Grabom Zee, e.tr"% Il new
Pennoboro'-mo D. reUrua-
aid. fourth g. "HseI
]. II. FLANAGAN forr,h ao% 'no lNeY'
ruary. rcO-
The Committee on Douo,,o..,
reported the follow;,o. rnat I
LOYAL Youno. D. - nTooch -, 90
m: the Lords sunner 30 oJm,a,. q,
3 o. M. the Rev. ] Re,d 80 a.
and introduce tho ord;,onoa
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