The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-12-18
BRELlGlOUS.a

Rev. A. Il. Campbell, who has
for two years acceptably preached
for the Somerset congregation,
closed his ministry there on Sun
day. No doubt his brethren and
many other friends will regret to
lose him. He has not accepted any
other charge for next year.
Rev Mat Hart spent Sunday at
home. During the coming year he
will continue to preach for the
churches at Bethlehem, Clark Co..
and Waddy, shelby Co
Rev. Thos. Howe, "A young preach
er of Fleming county, succeeds Rev.
T. 5. Tinsley as pastor of the Ow-
ingsville Christian church.
The Chri-ima- entertainment OF the
S puthern P,e,b, teiisn Church Sum
day School VIII be held al the pas
tr', residence on High Street, Mon
lay night, Christmas eve.
rha Cottage Prayer Meeting this
week win be held 81 the residence OF
Mr.. b. f. IIeirip,t at O'Clock Thurs
day night. All are cordially mvi'ed
attend.
For the Prayer Service al the Bep-
1T CHI irch Wednesday sveni z Z
O'Clock, the topic is Tine Lost Coin F."
Y are cordially invited To attend.
Regular service- At the BN tis'
church next Suuds. morning and We.
ming. Sutj-cl for tne molniue h,ur
"a Declaration Of Independence"
You are inviied 10 be present at Oo,h
services.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Grassy Lick church will give an
oyster supper on Wednesday even
ing, December 90 Everybody cor
daily invited.
The children of the Baptist Sun
day School will have an "old time
Christmas tree at the church Mon
day evening from Z o'clock.
The editor Of the ADV CATE was
from h lmr from Saturday afternoon
until Sunday evening. In Shelby
county at the home church, Salem, a
twentieth century meeting was OF
served. China, the church, its dam
gers and tendencies we're thOugh fully
discussed by R-v-. Y4nlandinghsm
Humphreys and Num-. This church
has for it's tender shepherd Rev. II. Z.
Davis, of Louisville. Lovingly and
faithfully he has ministered to them
for many years and he is ~ fresh and
dear to them a. when he began. a
grand church This from which man,
have entered that rest prepared tor
the peop of God. Among the SAINTS
gone before rests in the church yard
the father OF the editor, who for man,
ears served as presiding fiji eer a
sacred spot is this. Sunday evening
W dropped in at Upper Street Biptis
church, Lexington, where we witness
ei varied service. Rev. J. w. Will
son, of Winchester, read the scriptures,
closed the book, snd on invitation
three persons were received into the
church one of whom was Rev. l.. II.
Hubert, OF Lswreucr burg, son OF Dr..
Hubert aud brother in law of Hon. NJ.
NJ. Redwine, of Elliott county. Mr..
Hubert WAS Methodist preacher, n
studious ami bright young man. lie
was received baptized and ordained
the same evening aud in a few days
he caves for Florida, where he enters
upon his work AS n minister of the
Baptist church.
Rev. Moore, of Anderson county,
was authorized 20 administer the ordi-
nance OF Baptism to Rev. Hubert a.
Lexington Sunday evening, but hi.
foot was so large he could not get into
the pastors baplismsl robe, and so the
ordinance was administered by Paste
N ,wland. A lesson here.
We have line of dressing tables
that viii please you.