The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
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At the MOundsvills camp meeting yes
the morning o'clock service was
attended, and unusual interest
manifested in the lsrvsnt prayers offered
for the success Of the work during the
day. At 8 O'Clock A, NJ, Rev. ], ], Dolll'
yer conducted q successful experience
Al 1880 A. NJ. Rev, E. W. Ryan, P. E,
preached an earnest sermon from Acts q
l. 5, followed by Rev o. P, Masden in ap
proprAte remarks. The children's meet.
ing conducted by Rev, Geo. Hite at 1850
p N. bids fair to be the MONDAY attraction,
rs the children are at work TO make their
part OF camp meeting one oil the attrac-
Preaching ct SP. N. by Rev. ~, Dolliver
from Romans l6 lat, followed in exhoFta'
tson BY Rev. D. II. K Dix.
At 6 o'clock the tabernacle was oiled
with young people, led by Rev. o, i,
MAsdeD,
ALSO preaching by Rev. 7. B. Hughes
from James AZ, followed by DR.. Turner
in e%xhortstion.
Three quarters Of an hour were spent IN
successful altar work,
Blight and beautiful weather continues
to favor the camp, and the greater part Of
Yesterday was spent In arranging tents,
preparatory to the ten days meeting,
Large numbers have arrived since our
last report, and all matters and arrange
msnts are about perfect for the smooth
running OF the meetings. All the mem.
beers OF the different committees deserve
the highest praise Tor their untiring efforts
and pa~instaking to make every depart
ment as near pefeCt as can be, The Conn
mittee on Public Worship held Q meeting
aud arranged for the public services, and
II IL 10 be hoped that arrangements will
be- perfected the evening previous and
announcements made through the press
Of the services for the dRv,
The President, Rev. E, W, Ryan, has
labOred faithfully to insure the meeting
under his charge o success, and with hts
able assistants, the prospects are very fay
0rRble at so early q stage In the meeting
for gratifying results, and with the earn.
est cooperation Of oil upon the ground
quite an impetus In religious matters may
be looked Tor and q lasting work inaugu'
rated, which shall continue into the win
ter months among the different churches
there represented.
The association have added many i'm
provements, among which are the entire
seating OF the auditorium with comfortable
pews. Also the large tabernacle is thus
furnished, with the additional lighting
with gasoline OF the grounds, makes quite
o decided and lasting improvement
The sanitary condition OF the grounds
has received careful attention, 80 that nc
bad results may follow from carelessne sl
upon the part OF any one. The refuse
from the tents is removed twice o day, and
q careful watch 10 kept upon such matters
The protection OF the grounds and per
sOnal property also 10 under perfect con
troll by an increase OF The police force, un'
der the Chieiship Of MI. W. Thompson.
CAMP CHAT.
Miss BeCkie Evans took In the camp
yesterday.
Mics Cora Zane, Of The Garden Spot, Il
the guest Of Miss Name Tomlinson.
Col. Bell, wife and daughters, Missel
OAllie aud May, OF Brooke county, tented
on the grounds yesterday.
Seven families we're added 10 the large
llst Of arrivals. All the tents are filled By
their respective owners and families.
The following ministers arrived during
Yesterday; Rev O. P. Masden, Rev. DE-
Turner, Of the East, Rev. Sidney, ]. P
Rippey, Rev. Geo, Hite and Rev. j, NJ
Warden.
The hsCkmen demanded OF the Associs
tion q reduction Of tax for entering The
grounds. Their demand was aCceded Il
by \ special meeting last night.
U. 8. Marshal Atkinson beamed upor
the camp folks during the morning, ant
returned to Wheeling In the afternoon.
Professor Wade, Of Morgantown, stop
ned to refresh himself with the campers
The Professor leaves Saturday for Phillip
W. Va, where he conducts a county in
stitute.
WALNUT GROVE CAMP MEETING.
AT the NJ. E, camp meeting over the
tiver Rev. Latsbaw Mcclure, Of Pitts
burgh, preached on Wednesday evening
TO a large and deeply interested congrega
ton, taking for bis text the words, 1.-THE
young lions do lack and suffer hun.
yer, but they that seek the Lord shall
not want any good thing"
Thursday morning was devoted to the
relation Of religious experience. A mum
Der Of persons told OF the time and place
oil their conversion, and as they spoke ONT
TO another, their hearts said, ut is goodt
be here"
AT 8 o'clock Rev. Barnes, pastor Of th,
Reformed Episcopal Church Of Wheeling
preached 90 the value aud improvement
Of time. The sermon was highly practical
and delivered with a direCtnesB that made
II q message Of very great power.
Rev. DR.. Brook was published for yes
terday evening. II is expected that Drs.
Brook and Day will remain until Saturday
We notice q number OF Wheeling and
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