The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-11
CAMP.
The Armies Of n LOFa CSmmsnes an
Aggressive Campaign Against aha FOE'
ees Of the Evil One.

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Aggressive Campaign Against Ser
ees Of The Evil one.
The opening Of camp meeting at n
o'clock last evening, found everything in
readiness for the weeks exercises, and
work. The large auditorium was brilliant.
ly lighted with gasoline, aud at the ring.
ing Of the bell about six hundred persons
gathered TO the fret and opening exercises.
Rev. ]. ]. Deliver announced the Slsth
hymn. After singing, prayer Was offered
by Rev. DoIlivsr, in an earnest manner,
for the success Of the series Of mestiugs
lust inauguTated. Alter prayer Rev, +.
W, Ryan, P. E, read the rules " govern
the camp meeting tent holders and visitors
When the reverend gentleman had finished
reading the rules he made an earnest
exhortAtion urging individual consecra-
ton and work towards the spiritual sue.
cess of the meetings, alter which Rev, I.
B. Hughes followed In . few we'll timed
remarks,
The first evenings exercises were closed
by Raw, D. II. K. Dix in an earnest prayer
for the %outpouEing OF Gods spirit upon
the camp meeting.
The boarding tent OF the ground 10 this
yesr quite q model OF Oopvenience for the
short time it Ia used, The dining room
has o sealing capacity OF 255 at one seat,
ing, IL well provided IN the way OF accom-
modstiDg walters and the necessary ap.
pllauces to facilitate the quick serving Of
meals. L, Manner, Stewart OF the stesmer
Bachelor, has charge, and his reputation
will bear US out In saying that all who
come will be we'll taken care oil, and at the
same time get plenty Of good substantial
food A peep iuto the culinary depart
ment clearly shows thu! facilities are al
hand to provide flr any demand that may
be made. Mr., ThemSs Brand, q famous
COOK, will please oil patrons by q careful
manipulation Of hls important department,
Thi, will make the eleventh season Mr.
Bra CHI has had charge Of the cooking 81
the b Iarding tent,
The sleeping rooms are all large, we'll
ventilated, and have good beds, and many
comforts pertaining to sleeping rooms,
The committee have used great care that
everything shSll bs FIRST class and Of the
same time at . comparatively email cost.
H. P. MCGrpgor has the honor 10 be
mine Host," aud all who place them
selves under bis care will secure all the
attention Of q well regulated hotel. Upon
the whole, thu boarding tent is fIst class,
and the prospects are that II will be taxed
to It's utmost capacity.
This meeting will be conducted by the
rules aud regulations Of the Association,
Witch are 90 i0lloYs Tor public worship:
1880 a NJ, Promotion Of Holinpss, o. tho
Tabernacle; 0 A, N, general experience
meeting; 1880 A.. n preaching at stand;
1850 p. u, 0hildrsn's meeting; 8 P "
preaching at stand; U p N, young peoples
meeting In Tabsrnaclei I r. NJ, general
cottage prayer meeting; 1880 r. NJ, preach
ing at stand. The general rules for the
government Of tent holders and visitors
are posted Ia all tents, also at conspicuous
pISSuss On the gronuds, and are as follows:
FifSt-The entire space within the aud.
IitorIum will be regarded % the House Of
God.
Second The bell AZ the stand will De
rupg at 9 O'Clock a. NJ, rs the signAl for
risiDg, aud vt II o'clock p N. for retiring
or leaving the grounds. 1t will also
ring Gftesn nlhHIes before each public
serViee.
Third-No person will BIO permitted 10
remain IN the door, or in front Of the cot
tsgeP comprising tho inside circle, during
services, and all persons In the encamp
meut ATe requested to come into the con
gr CATION during service, except n per
sou in n~ch tent or cottage,
FIGrth-EO prOmenadihg will he al.
lowed 10 the auditorium during public
service.
Fihh-All cottage holders are requested
to arrange their meals as fOllOws: Break.
fast ut Z A N dinner OF 1890 = N and
supper 1T $50 I. NJ
SixIh-Eo games or amusements will be
allow cd on the grounds,
ssventh-No smoking Of tobacco will be
allowed In the auditorium at any time.
observation-disclosures will not be allowed
to call for passengers on the grounds.
Ninth-ThegroCefy and meat stand will
be closed on Sunday. Cottages will pro.
vide on Saturday what they may need for
Sunday, as nothing but meals and lunch
will be sold on that day.
Tenth Horses must not be hi Ched 10
trees or fences, but on the grounds appro.
priated for them. Cutting or i%njuring the
trtes, re, IL absolutely prohibited.
EleVenth-The gates will he open at Q
O'Clock A N. aud closed ut II $3.50 p. NJ, ex.
Cept Sunday, when they will be Closed the
entire day.
The 1NTELIIdEECER will be furnished
upon the grounds by news boys and will
contain full particulars OF the camp do.
inRs.
Eleven families moved into tents yes.
tetdsy.
Charles Jefries went to Cleveland on
tho excursion.
Ore Of the pleasures Of getting to camp
-"YPllow dpSt.p
Revs. E. E. Ryan, D. H. K. Dix and
Deliver arrived yesterday.
Miss Bird shatfer, Of Austin, W. Va, IL
visiting Mrs. W. K. Elsop,
Miss Sadie Tolliver and Miss L. Wal.
tiers, Of Wheeling, are guests OF friends al
the camp.
W. Thompson, Chief OF Police, reports
everything orderly and proposes II shall
be kept so.
Miss Emma Stevens, Mise Emma Bod.
ley and Miss Jennie Mcdonald returned
ttom Chautauqua to the grounds yester.
day.
A camp register should be kept upon
the gtourds, as q matter Of convenience
to those who desire TO fnd pApties upon
the grounds, to obviate the necessity Of
stopping everyone YOU meet, and inquir.
Ing II you know where Mr.. b. 10 upon the
grounds.
Mine host H, P. MCGregor, Of the
boarding tent, reports q good demand for
rooms. He also wishes It understood that
the first to come will be the frs! served,
as ruums cannot be held until Saturday
when the same can be rented for the
entire week.