Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-28

/ from the circular of the Third Annual Cainf
Meeting for the conversion of sinners and pro-
motion of holiness held under the auspices ol
the Butler Camp Meeting Association, commenc-
ing Thursday. August 9th. 1880, closing Mon
day evening, August 30th, 1880, with and old
fashioned march around the encampment, we
take the following
LOCATION.
Butler is located fifty miles north of Pitts
hurgh. is the terminus of the Butler Branch OF
the West Penn II. r. and has a population of
3.161. The Camp Meeting will be held IN a
! beautiful grove three miles west of Butler which
has been PURCHASED with the intention of max
ing it pernrnent cncampmeut. tabernacle
is erected in the centre of the grove. also good
boarding hall with sleeping accommodations AID
refreshment stands attached. An abundance OF
good water on the grounds
HACKS AND BAGGAGE.
There will be hacks at the depot to convey
passengers and baggage to the grounds
BOARDING AND SLEEPING.
There is a two-stOry boarding and sleeping
| hall on the ground under direction of Board of
Trustees, where all may be accommodated at the
following prices:
Single Meal 35
| Boarding by day. 90
| Boarding by week with Lodging. 90
! Boarding by week without Lodging, 90
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FOR FAMILIES.
Groceries and provisions, fresh meat and veg
etables can be purchased on the grounds PEI
sons can apply for boarding to Cyrus Harper,
Zelienople, or J. P. Mckee Butler.
HORSE FEED. &c.
Feeding and taking care of horses. &c, will
be in charge of Mr.. Levi Miller, at rs cts feed
TENTS.
There will be number of extra fine canvass
tents on the ground for rent at $500 during the
meeting. Those wishing them should apply to
]. P. Mckee by August 5. All persons wishing
lots to erect tents should apply to
A Post Office will be on the ground for the
convenience of all persons attending the en-
campment.
REVENUES.
The Trustees have purchased the grounds and
expended considerable money on them as to
make the encampment pleasant for all who may
come to worship. In case of rain all may find
shelter and not be compelled to leave the
ground. To meet this expense, the Trustees
propose to ask a small fee from all who may at
tend the meeting, and after the grounds are
cle ear of debt to make it free for all.
Single Admission, 3 10
One ticket, Good During Meeting so
Family ticket for those Camping ON ground l 90
One-horse conveyance one admission )
Ticket good during meeting 25
Two-horse conveyance one admission 10
Ticket good during meeting so
INVITATION.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to come
and unite with us in this Feast of Tabernacles !
enjoying for eleven days the balmy breezes Of
this. one OF natures lovely tabernacles. Come |
to do and receive good Come consecrated to
the cause of the Master.
We would furthermore say to all lovers of our |
common Zion, and friends of Jesus, continue |
to remember this meeting in your approaches |
to the Throne. that God may place His seal OF |
appreciation upon us. that the meeting may be |
crowned vita abundant success, in quiokening |
the churches, sanctifying believers and convert
ing sinners.
Remember we kindly invite you to unite with |
us at a Throne of Grace, beseeching God to re-
member the occasion with an outpouring OF Him
self upon the people.
OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATION.
President-I z McKea RlItler Pa