The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-08-02
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Faulconer breaches next SUM-
day morning at the Second Presbyter-
ian church.
Protracted meeting will begin at
Brookstown next Sunday. by Rev. Sam
Bailey, of Richmond. All invited.
Rev. L. n. Edwards will assist pastor
Owen in meeting a Kirksville Baptist
church beginning the LIST Sunday night
in August.
Rev. Richard French, of Winchester,
preached to large audience at Red
House Saturday night, Sunday and
night.
A protracted meeting at the Boggs
School House is in progress with
eleven additions up to Sunday night.
Revs. Brown and Shearer preaching.
Rev. I. S. Hubert preached another
OF his matchless sermons at the Union
Services en- Sunday night, at the Pres
byterian church. A large congregation
was present and this eloquent and able
minister was at his best, as he always is.
The Rev. II. W. Faulconer, of Lam
caster, who filed the pulpit of the
Christian church at the union services
few Sundays ago, will preach in the
Second Presbyterian church next Sun
daY morning at the usual hour. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
1t is officially announced that the
Rev. A. G. Buckner, for the past eleven
years pastor of the Presbyterian church,
of Cynthiana, has accepted the presi-
dency of Kings College, at Bristol,
Tenn, rendered him some time since.
and will preach his farewell sermon
here Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
DR.. Buckner, with his family, will
move to their new home next week.
He will also have charge of church
in that city.
The Hustler inadvertently omitted
to note the ordination and installation
OF Rev. Charles A. Logan few Sum
days since. The ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Revs. Irvine, of Clay City;
Shoemaker, of Georgetown, Thompson.
Of Lexington, and BiggerstaR, of Lost
Creek, Rev. Shoemaker delivering the
ordination charge to the young minister.
The ceremonies were very impressive
and interesting. Rev. Logan has be-
gun his labors with great earnestness
and energy and it is felt that the
church will thrive under his guidance
and charge. This is an extensive field
in which he is engaged, but he is
thoroughly equipped and fortified for
the work jackson Hustler.
Rev. w. r. Lloyd's sermon Sunday
morning was upon the One-talented
men and women of this world, who, by
far, are in the majority. Could these
be reached and impulsed to a proper
endeavor the result would be a revela-
ton. The heroes and martyrs have
performed mighty works, but the uni
ted efforts Of the great army Of one
talent people would revolutionize the
globe in one generation. Pride and
vanity, envy. jealousy, Incidence and
idleness are the hinderances in the
way of great achievements by those
with one talent. A confession of his
weakness, knowledge of his ability,
which is the real measure of response
bility, would make heroes out of the
poor, groveling creatures who are vast
ing their little all by inactivity. From
these shall be taken even that which
they have, and they shall be cast into
outer darkness. Awake, We OF one
talent, and do thy very best, and God
will reward you for your faithfulness
in few things by making you rulers
over many things, heirs and joint
heirs to a starry crown and a heavenly
home. Mr.. LLOYD is always forcible
and instructive, and his congregation
is TO be congratulated on having an ag-
gressive able pastor.