The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-13
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Who Have Pitched their TsntS owe
against the EiFopshSIdS Orihe Enemy.

Have Pitched Their TentA over
Against the Stronghold OfthN Ensmy.
Yesterday was a most delightful day
upon the Mouudsvills camp ground, q
warm, but nsar evening cooled Of,
and at the evening services WTaps were
not uncomfortable. The progress 10 all
could be- desired, The morning meet.
inga we're Of unusual interest and power.
Many soldiers Of the army testified TO the
pleasure and profit Of their enlistment.
There was preaching at 1880 A. N. by DR..
Turner, Of Philadelphia, from James 7.25,
"Hs 10 able 70 save to the ulteTm0st." The
Doctor made an able Argument in support
OF the truths OF the Bible and Christie
power to save,
0hildrens' meeting At 1850 P, n. contin-
ues TO be the little ones delight was con-
Quoted very ably by Rev. George Hite, as
sisted by Professor Wade and Rev, Rip
pen. AtSP N Rev. D. II. K. DIX deliV.
cred . good and thoroughly doctEinAl ser
mon from Psslms, chapter iV, verse 4,
"stand in awe and elm not" At six ?. Y.
prayer meetings were held in the tents
and many encouraging reports come from
this means employed 10 advance the gen.
erRl good. At 1880 P. N. Rev, DR.. Turner
sgain addressed 9 large and intellectual
audience from the text found in CORN
thiAns, chapter iii, verseS After the ssI'
mon earnest altar work WAS conducted for
one hour, An eIhOrtation by the preach
srs was offered to the congregation Tor
their consideration IS TO the salvation Of
their souls aud the delight and pleasure Of
q religious lie.
All persona who desire to come to stay
over sunday can be elegantly aCcomo'
dated at the boarding tent, AZ II Is spoken
oIiu the highest terms 90 to the quality aud
quantity OF the meals served and the &c
Communications offered. About five hun
dred persona can be taken care OF In the
slespinH arrangement and any number
can be elegantly provided for at the tables
The gates will be closed at twelve
O'Clock Saturday night and remain closed
until one A, N yet persons who are com
PEELED 10 return 10 the city Sunday might
can leave the ground Ia Iime Tor the lslt
train Sunday night,
CAMP BRRylTIRs.
Commodore John BtiIls, an earnest
Methodist standby, arrived yesterday, and
Immediately buCklsd ou the armor.
Slate Bible Agent Rev. Walter Long
stopped during the evening services and
left on the midnight train for Cranberry,
Col, Alex audsr has u general oversight
Of the vrOuuda and Temporal interests oil
the meetlngs, and many Of the smSll and
large accommodations ire traced 10 the
OoIopel's door. The Colonel N kps q good
general, and 1t would be well Tor him to
make y deed TO the Assc citation Tor 0 lair
compensation, 30 that laslipg inprove-
ments may be made towards q perma-
nent summer retreat, 90 there seems 10 be
q disposition at an early date 10 ease up,
90 The grounds are only upon 0 lease, and
parties who are DISPOSED will not go tothe
grounds unless there is ONE assurance OIL
the camp being permanent institution.
The hsckmen yesterday met and &C
copied the association proposition tJr q "
tax, and are now receiving and delivering
passengers upon the grCunds. -
Perkins, the Mcclure House barber, will
Lmoye his little chop upon the grounds
| Wueu lnbTb Will 10 hkduolhl laPlu PlV
pAratory TO the Sunday seige.
II the camp could be made o stock aaso'
citation, purchase the grounds, put up q
large hotel, also more accommodating
water arrangements, also get the
railroad company 10 put In plat
forms at Col, Alexander's place, Il
would not be exaggsrating to say
that the grounds would become national
in reputation, and such is In the near tu'
ture, II q deed can be secured for theiI
purchase. 1t is also suggested that II
permanenCy should be brought aboul
that q street railway would be built by the
stock company, which, would be q great
convenience and ALEC do away with the
dusty and accommodating way OF get
ting 10 the grounds, that now exlsta.
COnner's last rooster crowed defest oil
an early hour this morning. sad-sad-
to relate, but too true,
VIM. Exley and family arrived yes!er'
day, making one hundred and 6lly.twc
families upon the grounds.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James arrived during the
afternoon.
Misc Bsrdie jackson, OF MouudSville,
Mis-. J. Dutield, u Philadelphia, and Miss
Ella Lang, OF baltimore, are among the
lsle arrivals.
CHURCH MOTIFS.
Preaching al ChapIine Street Church by
Rev. d. Davies At 10:30A NJ and 1880 +. N
Preachlug by Rev. d. II. X. Dix al
Wesley OhAle 1t 1880 A. M.
Fourth Street, preaching at 1880 by
Rev. @. P. Masden, the pastor.
Dr.. Turner, oil Philadelphia, will reopen
Chapline Street NJ. E. Church Sunday
week.
Mrs. Rev. E W. Ryan and children ar.
rived and are comfortably quattered at the
boarding tent.
During morning service In the Taber.
nacle, a good sized suake was killed.
From reports there was an immediate
scattering and Ietteating from the field Of