The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-02-05
BIG DAYS AT CEDAR SPRINGS AND LONG
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dre,lt;, anniversary by A9ssr"pri-

dreGta anniversary by A?3sr"pri-
aia E.'Pa...":;;rs.
We advice al vino intend Ia come from II
distance. tn r''r!I 'ini -; The railroad Towns
:td i:tcril Ia Cedar spring ana Long Zane. on
Saturday evening. tI those coming "'St or
down The rt!lru;lii, suInc will STOP at Ncldcry,
some NJ Hra.lIry, ;ind some ut Troy, on Au-
gusia and knuxvilIc l;airrld These are The
nearest towns TO the church at Long Game,
where the celebration will he held ON Monday
and Tuesday, the 9Th ana eth Of February,
1870. You Will lind friends at these places VINO
wi:l take charge of yuu and KINDLY entertain
you for the night or until Monday morning,
when yOu will he transporter TO Long Cane by
10 O'Clock y. NJ. We have also congregations
ut Mt. Carmel, Brother l'a;terSons charge,
McCO;mici'S, and at hhbcviilc. where you
would also find friends ia entertain you, and
who would bc pleased 10 hear you rTehch.
Although these points hc more fciumc !hnn
the three first named, yet they arc sullci' ntIy
near TO reach Long Cane Monday Hinr"inG in
good time.
or those stopping ut Vcrdcry and Bradley
we W! expect some OF them 10 come to Cedar
Spring and preach. or those who stop at
Troy, we will expect some TO come to Long
Cane and preach on Sabbath. We expect also
Il goodly number of the elders, deacnns, and
members CT the churches to come, following
the above directions, and you VIII he cared
tor also. We would also hereby invite the
Christian public Of the surrounding country
To be with us ON said OCCASION. We propose
To entertain all who come for the two days
named.
As the programme will show, the exercises
will be sufficiently varied and Instructive TO
entertain you, when you hear OF The why in
which the Lord our God has led us for the last
hundred years. Come one, come all, and may
the goodness, mercy, and grace OF God come
with you.
We have not made any inquiries about re-
duccd fare on railroads, as we have little idea
of the numbers coming on any given road,
and this matter can be as conveniently ar
ranged by parties coming as by one here:
From the west, via Atlanta and Augusta, will
he as direct anu expeditions q as "a any other
route. II. 1. SLOAN,
Chairman Of Committee.
Programme of the Centennial of the
a. Il. II. Presbyter Feb. sf, 25. 1890.
Prayer by Rev. J. n. Young. Psalm 100. J..
NJ. Words Of Welcome, by the Pastor Re-
spnnse by Rev. J. a. Lowry, Ala.
Clerk. Psalm s.. L. P: NJ. % VS..
| Historical Address-l'y Rev. X. Latham, d.
D.. Psalm IS. II. NJ. Gil VS..
Puritans-By Rev. ID. q. Phillips, ID. D., or
| Rev. ID. G.. Caldwell.
Report of committee appointed to prepare
Recess. Psalm 137. C.M.
| Rcformation-By Prof. J. I. Mccain. Psalm
| gS. SIS and IS.
second KeformatIon-By Rev. a. S. Sloan,
| or Rev. DR.. II. A. Ross
| Report OF Committee on Business. Prayer
| by DR.. II. a. Ross.
| SECOND DAY.
Secession Churches of Ireland and Scotland
their Doctrines and Trials.-By Rev. j. +.
| PresSly, ID. ID.
Business.-Psalm &c. S,S,S,S,G,G,G,
| Recess. Afternoon. Psalm.
| Short Addresses.-On Missions, by Rev. G.
Galloway. Psalm liG. rs and rs. On Psalm.
[ ody, by rev. +. Y. Pressy. Psalm 1o5. G. NJ
| ii VS.. Neurology, by Rev. L. T.. Boyce, ID. D.
Farewell Addrcss.-By the MODERATOR
Psalm l22 l.. NJ. and 3 vs. Psalm l33. Z. NJ