Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
FIFTH EOIrIax
hnANDYwISE Co.

Striking Tents G.l,.,,
s,..,,, k c Of Ye.lsrS su' p
special Corresponding Of ,S.Uh
BhAsDTwlSE SUMMIT, AM .'' ~
great BrsnyHins summit n' S,s Nsl
ing Ing. closed a, with appropriate S 'sal,.
this morning between u ,I s'S 's'eae
Between the big crowd anu ANU ! ID.
yesterday was rendered , aua 'ss
pleasant though the at bvussla
bslmy and braciug. I 1aJ,pl'n
Sunday there we're more I Mug, 'u
camp ground yesterday ,b p'opNa
other day during it8 duration p@ y
Is always something about IL. |,
Of a camp meeting that ,, ,us Y
people generally. To those WV
to be benefited in a svi,i him. H. y.
and sad. ''a
The devotional exercise, ,.,,.
were opened at 6 o'cloct ~ s"'
David and Jonathan holding ~
prayer meeting in St. Psul's ny,
O'CLOCK, Rev. B. 7. String cOD M
prayer and experience rneetip, \
siderable power in front Of tbss y,
er's stand.
At 10 O'Clock Rev. ]. T. yaDe,,.
preached an excellent sermon +.
10th verse of lst chapter Of h.
Rev. Mr.. McGss followed in \,
exhortation and this was toIhS,
q prayer meeting which was to,t'
past the usual hour.
Mr.. Seminar held his chiIars,,,
ing at l.30 O'Clock, P. N. McDni
Quoting the musical dopsr,url
this was the last children's usg,
be held, they to the number d
two hundred formed in line and,
ed several times around the c,mI
ing several choice selections Of
and bidding farewell to thOas NJ
been so much interested in th,t,
ual welfare during the camp.
At 3 o'clock Rev. Z. stubhm
attention of the vast audiss
heard him, rivited upon p,val
forcible sermon, for an hour audi
ter. Not being present We faaa
the text Of his discourse.
Tbs 6o'clock evening pnw
ing was held in Sloan tent ID
conducted by Rev. John
Another held in ST. Pauls h
conducted by DR.. Caldwell, ID
another in Asbury tent was ni
charge of Rev. L. Stubs. TheH
mon Of the Camp and we would
far wrong in saying the sblsI
was preached last night BY RE
Roach, from the fifth chaptGdl
and the 9th verse: "ThOu mV
in the balance and found wiltsl
At the conclusion Of the sem
eral ministers went through y
gregation inviting peDiteuh
altar. Quite a large numta I
the invitation, and some fH
conversions followed. Tho
meeting was still under full y
at III o'clock, when Rev. NJ
called the congregation to oris
and proceeded to the closing
He thanked DR., Roach, Rev.
Combs, the Wilmington people
for their attendance and encOunl
Following Mr. McGes DF. M
Caldwell, Rev. VIM. McConht
W. Lybrapd and others made
ate farewell addresses. Andt
ed walk around the circle
Revs. VIM. McCombs, Samuel
H. Caldwell, J. A, Roach, ClF
George W. Lybrand, ADAM w
D. McClintccb, T. L, TOmkiHa
France and others leading
members, male and femele I'D
the march, making a line I,
almost all the way around "
Appropriate selections Of nl
sung, and when the minls'eh
front of the staDd the othM
by and shook hands with ia
singing was kept up unni
O'Clock this morning, Whel'u'
gave way and the weary teHaa
their tents to snatch a few
This morning at an early
body was busy striking
hacks and wagons coming
speedily loaded with fufni'I''
the owners seated upon ts
old home in the country o.
once more sought. By u ~. y
morning about half the s es
ground were emptied, ana y "A
This evening, it is doubtfn! u
be a family upon the gF0pnO'