The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21
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There will b" preaching a, the PRESBYTERIAN
church Tomorrow NOR a.ng d, half ras, len
O'Clock.
Elder q. W iF rrrn win preach at fl,
Christian chnr'f |ro.u,orrow morning and
evening.
The Your Peoples prnyer meeting will
tai" place ut the Christian church every
SATURDAY night.
P'" rr meeting nj III" East Lexington
chg .pl every run-d ~ might 1t 80. SUNDAY
81 .,nnl nj 800 p m.
The hour far morning service ut the Pres.
bvtcrian church hi| been changed from
II o'clork 10 lO:30.
Tine Young Peoples Bible class Of lhe ",
/ T.. church will meet every Friday night, for
! Christian w0ri aud study.
Regular services at the Methodist chu rch
Tomorrow, sunday, morning and evening,
iirr. ". +. Mcclure, pastor.
+ Rev. r. Drrwrl Will preach tomorrow IN
the German Evangelical church here al T:iC
y. M. sunday school ~ usual.
There will be services Mt the Episcopal
church O-Iuorrow morning at II o'clock
: SUNDAY school at The u,ual hour, 9:3O.
The Episcopal church, of this city, hu,
Mas, mn able ANA earnest minister of the
, gospel, and il i ho?ed hat he will accept The
invitation.
Service, at Second BAPTIST church (c,lor.
! rr) every SUNDAY Al II II. M. aud $ d. III
Sunday school at 2:3O u. III. Prayer meet
III. every Wednesday AT ). p. III. w. Il
liowsrd, pastor.
II the Rev. MIR. KcebIe comes TO Chris
church. this city, IT is pribablc that he will
IL 50 minister to the little flock at Odessa
which was 50 sadly berelt Of It's house OF
worship by \ storm
services at the Baptist church by Rev. r
MensIce, every sunday morning and nigh a
ll:0O aud 100. PRAYER meeting every
"Wednesday Hi@hi at 80. sunday schuo
every sun :sy morning at $50.
Y. NJ. G. q. Tomorrow, at 5 p m. at theii
rooms over tie Morrison Wentworth Bank
Subject: at is dangerous TO presume btyon,
this moment on Gods patience" Prov. l :.3
8G. Heb. @:I1. Mr.. W. Is. Waddell will leai
The Young Peoples Working Association
at thr First Baptist Churcn, having for It's
object tho development pf III" IN mem
her, into active and iii lieut. Christians. meets
III the church every Friday night ut the usua
hour for service.
The protI acted meeting held for The pn-
six week, at The second BAPTIST church q
this city, rnlured. closed last Thursday nigh
with thIrty-f0ur additions. DR.. IIowar,
was assisted III his "nrk by Rev. Jesse Har
ri~. of lliggIn-vliIe.
Daily services Al the Catholic church, s
O'Clock, u. IN; SUNDAY services 81 and 10
O'ciUCh, 4. III, aud - O'Clock, p. M. Rev. i
j.. iIilv, officiating, excepting on the las
SUNDAY la the month when Father LII
holds service 1t Wellington.
The second quarterly meeting OF the sun
day School Convention and executive boar
of the Lafayette and johnson Association 10
1855, Will be hrld with Providence BsptI.
church, Johnson county. on Friday and Sa'
urday, the 2Tth aud 18th of April, 1888.
The venerable DIR. Montgomery preache
10 a rye congregation at the presbyteria
church, last sunday morning, and performe
e the sad office at the conclusion OF The serviC
of declaring the pulpit vacant. In the sfteI
noon communion service was held, whir
was rcndered by surrounding circumstance
more than usually = feast of love.
Lexington Di,lrlcl-ThomaS NJ. Cobb.
. T.. Third round. odeSs-t and Hig2in<viIl
u April II, y; Brownsville and BlsUi
wafer. -, 30: Hrrn,l0n circuit. May ~, |!
V Wellington circuit, ~. 20; Miami and NJ
= Carmel, ri, 81; Odessa circuit. d. 2S: Co
der circuit, June /, g. ElMwoOd aud Gral
r i'nSs, q, 10; LaMoute circuit, ii, II; Wa
= rensburg. III. II; Green itidy: circuit, 30. y
/ Chilhowec circuit. July l., :.
(. In the Baptist chuTcl on Sunday nigh
l. there will be IN open session given by Il
. l. rhIe,' iIi-nioGaii 3ucieIy OF tn. church Al
The Young Ladies' Society Of The CyiteEe.
.peclsi rrograi4me has been prepared III
viii DE entertaining and profitable to II
&c Mcmbcrs Of like societies from other church
are kindly Invited to attend. EverybOt
- Will b. gladly welcomed. A large sttendan
IS expected.
:. The meeting Of Lafayette Presbytery wi
The church here, and with our people, W
y full Of pleasure aud profit. IL had its sad ST.
OF course. IN some of the separations which
made definite. but while ihiDgs axe I'm
D. these must come. At least none OF these we
7Iolent or from unpleasant causes. The 2lo
=. 81 the church and lis divine founder we
" ever kept uppermOst. There were plea
ant meetings aud fellowshhp-, Christi
Dro,herly love, aud an exemplilcution to t
:. world OF the blrsSrdness Of the religion
7. the Lord Jesus Christ.
The annual meeting OF the Chicago Pre-
bytery began Monday. The most impOrta
-. feature Of the proceedings Of The day WAS
preamble aud resolution introduced hY
Rev. DIR. I~lcrriGk JOlnsui. uf the TheoIoai,
, SEMINARY IN tue re -unlon of the Surthe
j. aud Southern rTeshy terrain churches. Az
setting out that they heartily favored the
ta nuion Of the Northern aud Southern Prest
D. terrain churches, solely Ou the basis of I
common Slandar I, they assure the rcuMiIJ
of the Southern churcG that there il
change IN the views concerning The IpirItu
:, ny Of rhe church ~ connected with II, pot
:, zeal drlIVcrance. The resolution says ~
cannot consent To ii.e establishment OF
separate African Presbyterian church or
ANY provisional arrangement looking torws
10 the organization Of u separate Afri,
n chlrci. We are willing 10 0rnSt
~ IA arrangement IN the interests solely
- practical efficiency by which the prese
Il. boundaries and Constituencies Of Presby
=, rIes aud Syn0ds III HE s0rth shall remain
-, .&it" q"", provide, this shall DO the unG4
Nlfaiu''! preferences Oi b iii parties lntrrr
Ia ed expticitly expressed hI the several Pr,
-. h%'ieries, auG provided 1t hc no bar to futt
~ adjustments according 10 PreSbyteriai pr
-, rrenccs, SUBJECT always, As heretofore. to
actS OF lbs general assembly. If there ar,
sufficient number of miUiste.. and churcl
/, 10 form Il colared I'resbytery IN any local
~ already covered by Il synod. such Presbytt
~ may be formed Il those IN the ground les
Il II. but such Prcsbytery Shall remain in
II same synod unless there De u Synod of {
Ia c"Iored Christian i~,rrtlLru near enough
II whlcll the Ire-bytrry asks to he al ache
IN, inr rehding "f the preamble and resolui
-, created II profound sensation Dr. Gray d
tested that II such an uItcrance rs LLul W,
forth rs the dciIbrr"i" oppression of
opInlO2 al il u0dy of Christian minister
quarter OF II century after the closing of
war, 1t would be most IntImouS ana drs2ra
l., ful. at means that we shall 40 down tn
with arms and rUsd>cilate al tn old issue,
> bloody and nearly forgotten war. I
Fresbyteries of Florida, Missouri, keulu,
= AMI Tennessee have already siguided DIES
10 come over 10 the reunion, out not a II
. VI them would Cnne in face Of such AN ms
- this. The effort can Hail result IN
dIsintegraliuu OF that ohtrch." The Rev.
-. W,ttuum said "a powerful body will co