The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-16
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BuRRs Mills CAMr GROUND, Aug. Is.
Correspondence Of the IntelliHeueer.
The sermon last evening at 1880, after
half hour prayer meeting, was preached
by Rev. slutz, Of GAINESVILLE Circuit, from
Numbers, lS: 80. This sermon, like all
that preceded 1t, was addressed more
especially TO those already in the church,
urging them to be earnest in the work of
preparing Tor the duties before them, 1t
was strong, earnest effort. Gods people
are TO apt like the men sent by Moses to
search the land OF Canaan and bring back
a report to see only the difficulties and
their own weakness, and forget that God
proposes to go with them when they at
tack the enemy. On this camp ground,
however, there are many who are strong
enough in the faith 10 prevail against the
hosts OF sin,
Following the sermon was a yery in.
teresting prayer meeting. An invitation
was given to those who had desire To
tiee from wrath to come, TO present them
selves at the altar for prayers, but none
responded. '''N
This (FIi,lay) morning the first service
was the social meeting ut S: 80 In the taber-
nSJ'ei uaJ e., ~ WaA @tter attended than before,
At l0:30 Rev. Il. S. S.rahal preached
non roui ;',a w"t''s: u any man would be
toiIo.. ~ a.'c,p's 'es MN take up his cross and
SoaoSoI sUaOM he. MI ; !" an argumentatiye
pesHsI' os.S' sosne"vorlnG to convince his
nS;.enso, nSSleIs o. tne reasona6eness OF the re-
quitements o. she gospel. Men need to be
cSnvlncsa; - W @ Inc mind must be enlighten-
1a naoS = ,%ta,,; wesi as tne soul converted. We
@ neea lnteliigent Christians, those who
~ An S'Se teason ior the nope that is in
se,Ina tSsan aau reason mat VIII reach the in
'e'iees S a,ns Tell as the nears
,;.n ~ = ~ Stoyn T. NJ tne District ConVen-
oI Soo;St, ~ .ne ,.s. yemen foreign Missionary
- Spcsstg y was heId IN the Tabernacle. Mrs,
NJ III. - FIaAeE, DistFlct secretary, presiding.
aEso.. az eAe.sSe9 SN Met1 opened oy singing
sc.;o.aSo oisetlAnus Ieai ICY Mo9ntains." The
ISCr,psu1e tSa!pn lesson was read by Mrs. Hen.
tTt;Ut T;s.I An9 !ne opening prayer was by Mrs.
.dsS, rastYn, VI heIIalre; MRS; Frazier then
saa. ~ tIn. auateSs anu gave the report torihe
TL; Esar irom the anxiliarteS OF the district.
thnan unaS sI9Meu e!gnt societies, an increase OF
tures SnsS u9ting tns year. There are two
nS;J SsSI u ~ , sY members, VINO have
i;on. N ~ ~ ~. % iv4 .ne treasury; su6scrip'
hsr oHS sTs ~ ns rhS 1atagen nomans Friend num-
he Soc;ct;sa NJ ,osn ue.eRa.ss answering when
Mrs WsteD =, GIa;saI were; EarneSyile.
Iii. lii poiia, mHa:n 9I HlMrsSille, Mrs. .: Car
Mrs Mr. e' LisH %,S, aogs Arpmstrongs Mills
Holiz. IIovdsni,ia' i,i'',gnsi W.Isi , rairview, Miss
Wasbinoton Mrs TLsr noa hheotge boTles;
bnrv M JeIs,.ta ' Dohehoo; hendrys-
Mrs Hineelsv conto,a,.o G..
being present resd a 'rrSe wsII nrse.sa secretary.
few V fesI an S,eraty i is strange thatso
can a woman m st AZ III IL W. anis woik. how
bIessinVs aa,Isd s Sar S 'Se O., esaavanitases and
moi | ovayaon, oeS liz ns, S.y ~ Cnrisuanity and
can IN aT,ord ,ba S,ass;r SS,nese " uo That she
ali ali o"ey ~ i."u NJ o., Wy o'eSs'nssto her siserI
AWer the ne MALL. mGLau a.
M F,a";os s sI'ess ~ eSs .ne delegates elected
tary and NJ. y fatnesSine, raN, district Secre-
MY MY, anu hts' j. Armstrong, OF Bellaire,
pis!r,ce Mr. Gre LreasSrsr' sSns .,,.,
The cause 81 nsn iaaoGs addressed the meeting
with an enthruissina n IEuS seems 70 inspire her
by xvi bsr % anSisncs USi.sS'ice'Oquehee that was felt
nreScSed I'TSo Isons Heti wright ot Powhai.an,
Mama M 4 a.pIaI Lne man stand from
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