Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-19
FIFTH EDITION
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~, BR1 AND SUNNI A lns AII' =
one gay more and the B, ~
ed with the things Sf the N MI, a'Al
crowd yesterday s was large i bp pt NJ
usually so, and despite ~ M a'
preaching, there was S a a,, We
meetings m which could not b. S s', -
SO much Sabbath Dissertation l ~.
allowed and so many oths, ' aM
terests have been subservsi t ~,
have stood forth as a bar s uu 'an
ual revivals. In plain tsrm, ''
many people think that ths,.
much Of the world miysd Nv
meetings to make them A rs' II ~, \
success. Be this as It NAV, i / ,p y
that not more than u Or il s.,s1|
thus far been converted IN ,'sa |.
meeting where there are l7S ,,'.
an attendance Of from Loo n,
souls. In this respect the csnD i.
been up to its usual STANDARD n,
every other respect 1t has syejII'
Of last year and several n,s.,
years. The boarding tent ksspm
bread, fruit, soda water, gr,ssS
cream, horse pound aud Shawn, Y
men have had a splendid Nm. !
The religious programme Of yst,
was as follows. Nv"
The 6 O'Clock prayer mssIj,,
held in Union tent and was l4lsl
J. T. VanBurkalow Of Sudsn
Maryland.
The s O'Clock prayer msstp,
held in front of the preacher
and was led by Rev. /. D McCh
assisted by "David and Jo1,tIr)
At 10 o'clock Rev. Georgs CuI,
Presiding Elder Of the SusQvd
District, Philadelphis Coph
preached from the LIST Psalm, ID
and Sd verses. At 40 O'cSi
children's meeting was held i
Union tent under charge Of I'll
kinson and Sister Kate King d
mipgton. Several children pa
themselves for prayer and m
converted. A woman's msssu
also held in Asbury tent at tAs
time.
At 8 o'clock Presiding Elder I
Paxson preached from the la
and 4th verse: "The rightsOuN
So" His sermon was able, I'd
and convincing.
The 8 O'Clock prayer and szp
meeting was held in St, Psultu
BY Rev. r. L. Tomkinson and hs
at the same time a prayer uSt1
Asbury tent.
At 1880 o'clock Rev. L. DIN
took preached from Hebrews I'D
and 25th verse: ''See that 20
not him that spesksth." Rev.
France followed in a very ears
hortation whish resulted in
number coming forward and
for prayer. Five persons were
ted.
Rev. John France is TO prsA
morning, and Rev. Dr.. ROIa
evening.
The noise Of the NanDyy
heard no more at Camp, The
having seen the notice in theR1
CAN came after his property
find that somebody had stoiena
other no took home.
The wags at Chambers bs1i
and grocery tent have been at It
and victimizsd a greenho'H'
them had in his possession
bull.eye gold watch, which h'g
playing to those standing srerN
"That watch was drawn in
package yesterday" said one
clerks.
Greeny opened his eyes in y
ment at the revelation AMI saE
way up to the speaker he s'a'
"What was that watch dFsT
"Tn one Of those popcorn pH
said the clerk.
"By golly, that's a nOics wa
Gresny eyed the watch 90
eyed the pop corn bundles %
invested bis pile making slns'l
sweep of the supply on hand,
every package to his ear to nlu
they had the same rattle ID 'p5
last seen of him he was n1l
way with al a-mful Of pop co.,
ages to some secret place "
could count hiS expected pnI
didn't come back for any i'o's
managers yesterday in regard
tinuing the camp over to n' y
but it was decided to close NV |"
morrow (Friday) mOrnins, To- sis
and sojourners in the UiIOlv n,
startled last night By a LOUD 5, s%
something like a tree SI ".
had fallen ''kerslam" on TO \
An investigation showed -. ~
watchmsu had stepped dn Y.
~. - nann from a tent. a1d
quence was occupying q p i,,sa
about 6 feet long and 10 NV" 4
Barked shins and knee C'P'
result.
Go With BDytn a a
The eucampment Of the V'~