The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-08
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BAFIln'S Ferry EneamPnent.
The rain Of Saturday afternoon inter.
iersd sOmsWhat with the attendance OF
the evening services of the camp meeting
in Walnut Grove, Martins Ferry. Rev.
william Henry Barnes, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church in Wheeling, preached
from Luke, xii. chap, 40 vi text, II am
come To- send ere on the earth" The
sermon was a plain talk, and was we'll re-
esived, and made q good impression. La.
ter in the evening the clouds hau s~Htirely
vanished, and the promises for . clear aud
pleasant Sabbath we're very cheering; but
the morning dGwned unpropitiously, the
dark, threatening clouds floating above all
the forenoon. and only occasionally letting
CLEAN OF sunlight through, while more
frequently came the showers. At 1850
a. NJ, Raw. william Lynch, from Segick.
ly, Pa, preached from John l., ii. chap,
l "; "These things write | unto you that
ye sin not, &C., &C." The afternoon ser.
vice at 8 O'Clock was quite largely attend.
ed, considering the uniavorAble appear.
Ancs Of the skies, Rev. ], K, Keys, Of
Bridgeport, preached.
Rev. Kennedy received a telegram from
Rev. LstshAw Mcclure, stating that he
could not arrive here to fulfill his appoint.
ment for Last evening a. WAS expected, and
Rev. Lynch therefore occupied the pulpit
and preached q good camp meeting ser.
mon,
Services for to-day are As follows: 1880,
preaching by Rev. William Henry Barnes;
500 p. NJ, appointment not yet made; ct
1880, Rev, LatshAw Mcclure, oil Pitts
buTgh, Pa.
" TRNTIEd ON THE OLD CAMP GRoUND "
AT MouNDsVILLE,
The MOundsvills camp meeting bids
fair 10 be q partial success, The closing Of
the gates will, to some extent, cut of the
gate receipts, and thereby impair the
financial success, So far % the spiritual
interests Of the meeting are concerned,
only the progress Of the meeting will dem.
onllrate the result, There are only
one or two special Ministerial stars to be
present 10 assist Ia the good work, and 40
the ministers OF the dislriCt have often
and earnestly preached o this community
It 10 hardly expected that they will succeed
in drawing large crowds of those aCcus.
toned TO hear them often and the camp
meeting association have forgotten that to
catch the ine haired sinner In this re.
gion they must provide good bait, In the
line OF Distinguished dIvines. The out
side help will consist Of ono or two promi.
nent ministers. Rev. O. p. Masden and
Rev. Mulienix have partially promised to
be preseut, yet have not promised to take
any active part,
30 far as the camp surroundings are
concerned they are very good. The
grounds are 10 excellent condition extra
seating capacity has been provided in the
shape OF comfortable benches, The foil.
age has increased sinCe last year, making
1t one Of the most pleasant locations !or a
camp ground 10 this region. For the last
six or eight weeks prominent Wheeling
families have been quartered at the
M%oundsville summer retreat, aud report
delightful days and q very great amount
OF social enjoyment.
10th, and All who wish to attend can be &C.
commodated at the Associations boarding
tent. For prices see advertisement 10
tomorrow mornings paper.
Among the Wheeling folks OF the
ground are II. P. MCGregOr and family,
". X. EIson and family, Mrs. Dean and
family, II. Jones aud family, J. r. Stone
and family, Rm Hastings and family, ].
Bodley and family, A, ]. LYDIA and family,
Mira. John Hughes and family, D..
Bell and family, Dr.. Morris and family,
Rev. q. Masden aud family, Charles Ad:
ans and family, Mrs. j. Snyder and
family, Mrs. A. hickey and family, ChAs.
Conner aud family, Luke Elton and fam.
lily, Ralph Arkle and family, NV. Warden
and family, Charles Jetfers and sister,
Neill Thompson and family, and job
BAilie and sisters.
@. Bell and family, Of Brooke county,
will be tenters during the coming week.
Rev. Mullenix will be In attendance
during the week.
One Of Philadelphia sweet singers has
promised to return with o. P. Mssden and
assist In the musical exercises.
THE coLoRRD MEETING AT dAsroN's GROVE.
Yesterday was the "big day" out ct
GAston's Grove, where the Second N. Z.
Church Of this city are having a very sue.
ceSsful encSmpmsut. Two trains went out
on the B 4 o. road, and six GosChes were
we'll filled on the returning train last
night. All reported an enjoyable time, in
spite Of the showers, and q very FuCcess.
full meeting In oil respects.