Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-05

HARRINGTON CAMr GROUND, I
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July goth, 1860. +
This ground Is situated about two miles cast Of
Harrington village, In a beautiful grove. The
ground itself is beautiful, and is laid out neatly
and Is well seated the tents present neat and
substantial appearance; In fact everything seems
to move under the efficient management OF Revs
A. d. Davis and Conway pastors Of tho charge
Provision is made for the accommodation OF ALL
There arc two large boarding tents on the ground,
where managers will be happy to accommodate
all who may call upon them.
The opening exercises commenced with q
prayer meeting, conducted by Rev. A. ID. Davis.
The Divine presence was manifested signaly and
powerfully. 1t was precious time to those
present. and will be remembered.
After quiet nights rest, and morning refresh
ihcnt, at 81 O'Clock we assembled again for
prayers. The Master was with us, blessing us
sweet, serene peace.
Everything Indicates that this we DO good
meeting. The preachers on the ground at this
meeting, are A. D. Davis, q. 3. Conway, pastors
OF the charge; and Revs. ID. Allen Crowell, and
j. T. Hill, Of the Erie Conference.
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CANT GROUND, July 31st.
~ o'clock.-Preaching from the stand by j.
+. HILL of Erie Conference. His theme was
Confidence. He spoke with much liberty.
The effect was fine upon the congregation.
715 o'clock.-Preaching by d. A. Crowcll, of
Erie Conference. He spoke q mans decay. This
was fine effort, indeed and is spoken OF by the
people as being powerful and eloquent A prayer
meeting followed with marked power.
At this time the meeting promises much.
August 1st.-On Sunday morning a prayer
meeting was held at the stand, conducted by A.
ID. Davis with interest. Crowds of people are
nOcking to the ground. Indeed the crowd is MS
great rs 1t was on Sabbath ut Camden meeting.
Rev. |. 7. Cooper, D. D., has the 1919 o'clock
appointment, and discourses, powerfully, on the
General Atonement. This was discourse Of
deep thought, and was one of the Doctors hap
pest efforts. We did not agree altogether with
The speaker in some Of the points he gave. but
doctors differ
az o'clock.-A sermon BY Prof Bowman of
Dickinson College. This discourse was one Of
power, and reached many hearts. Mourncrs arc
rushing to the altar. The meeting is increasing
Ia interest and power. ScRlrscI.
CAMP GROUND, Sunday Afternoon,l
August let
Afternoon meeting closed up with some ten
In the evening preaching by the RcvJ. B. Mann,
of Wyoming. His text: "What will thou have
me to do?" This was one of the speakers
large congregation. His remarks were pointed,
and doubtless did their work. Mourncrs ilockcd
To the altar, n number of whom were converted.
The meeting, indeed, was perfect triumph.
August Prayer meeting at O'Clock. This
was memorable time. Many were the shouts
that went up to God. All seemed to be happy.
The day bids fair to be one OF great power.
Ministers and people appear to see eye to eye.
All try to advance the good work
1913 o'clock.-Rev. Mr.. Willis, of New York,
preached with great power. The people shouted
aloud for joy sinners cried for mercy the altar
was filled with seekers Of salvation. Every hour
the meeting is gaining In Interest," and still we
pray for greater baptism of tho Holy Ghost.
We were favored with sermon 10y brother
Shrcck, his text being the words of the Psalmist
=" Pay thy VOWS to the Most High God" This
A prayer meeting followed, which resulted in
great 20, n number were converted.
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