Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-03
RELIGIOUS.

'NGtOtSOSs
The new organ for the First Baptist
church, Lexington, cost 81, 500.
The Louisville Conference Of the NJ. f..
church, south, meets al Elizabethtown DC
tober IL.
An attempt will be made to break the
will Of Mr.. SmAllwood, Of Union county,
which gives $4,000 to the Christian
church.
1t is stated that the Baptist Church is
a mighty element in Colorado, widening its
borders every year, and the outlook is most
encouraging.
Mr.. Barnes preached at the Grand
Opera House, Sunday, and the newspapers
estimate that fully 1000 people were una
BILE to obtain admittance.
Rev. w. T. Tyree closed a meeting at
Hall Church, Boyle County, Sunday, with
40 additions and raised about enough mon
ey to build good house Of worship.
DIR. +. o. Guerrant recently organized
a Presbyterian church at New Hope, Nell
son county, with twenty members, in a
community where nearly all the people
are Catholics.
Rev. J. G.. Livingston closed his two
weeks meeting at Goshen, Sunday night,
after a glorious harvest OF 81 souls. He
will begin another meeting at Grab Orch
ard next Sunday.
In his sermon in Plymouth Church Sun
day night Mr.. Beecher advised the young
men Of his congregation 10 rebuke Judge
Folger at the polls, as having secured a
nomination by the union Of Avlrice and
Revenge.
An estimable lady died in this city last
week, after protracted illness, Of very
painful disease, who was an inmate Of Bro.
Barnes Pink Cottage, and was pronounced
by the faith cure people to be healed Of her
mslady.-[Sunday Argus.
There will be no services at the Meth
odist church next Sunday, as Mr.. Morri-
son will preach at Bright's School-hOuse
on that day. Thereafter, though, he will
preach at Bright's on the 3rd Sunday in
each month as has been done heretofore.
There were added to the Southern
Presby terrain Churches in the year ending
recently. on profession Of faith 6,O62 per-
sons, an advance Of more than 200 over
the previous year. There are 5000 Elders
and 1900 Deacous in the church.-[N. Y.
Herald.
The meeting at Crab Orchard, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. NJ. Bruce, closed Sun
day after lasting twenty-eight days. The
result is twenty eight additions to the Bap
tist church and several who will join other
churches. The religious interest aroused
in the community was never greater than
at present.
Carrie O. Graham, Of Frankfort, who
was fearfully afflicted with a cancer on heI
face and who was anointed by Rev. George
o. Barnes, writes him that she has entirely
recovered from the loathesome curse and il
as we'll as ever. We understand from thos'
who saw her while afflicted that nearly th'
whole of one side Of her face had been eat
en- up.
The Louisville DemOcrat says Of TN
Rev. Reeds attack on the Rev. Mr.
Barnes; Il was plain to be seen that low
for notorietY was at the bottom Of IL. Th'
world has learned to put very low yalu'
on that sort Of Of clerical pretensions Bro
Their Barnes is worth ten thousand suel
preachers as the Rev Mr., Reed and Eide
Howe.
We had the pleasure in Cincinnati las
week Of again hearing the familiar voice o
Rev. George o. Barnes and the sweet AM
tender notes Of Miss Marie, as she san
those old songs 80 dear 10 all those who re
member their three months meeting her
several years ago. Services are held II
Melodeon Hall, corner 4ih and Walnut,
handsome room capable Of holding LOO
persons, and at night services every seat
taken, while often many are forced Il