Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22

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,. - sA1UHnAx AT ThE CAMP.
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plenty OF arrivals. Al great many psspjo
came to-day to-semsin over sunday.
Rain has been expected every day but
none has came slthough it Is badly needed
Among those who have arrived lately arc
tho following Revs. John W. Sayers and
8. g. Grove OF Philadelphia DR.. Z. d.
Groy, president 0f Tho DiokinsOn seminary
at Williamsport, and many Lancaster peo-
pie.
Rev. W. g. Stevenson, Of Harrisburg
preached the sermon yesterday afternoon
4t 0cl0ck,te . Largo audience. His text
W. from Revelation i1-2. x III
In the evening Rev. L. B. Brown, Of
.Aiddlst0wns preached 20 . vSry good sized
crowd nom Lukdvil-46 9 Z I
Tho o O'Clock prayer meeting this morn.
ing Vas conducted BY Rev. g. g. RAKE
straw, OF DoWningioWn. and the One d
O'Clock BY Kev. J. w. Brady:
Tho morning sermon pt 10 O'Clock Hes
presehod 70 3 htke audience by iRov. J.
NJ. Gable, Of Lykons. Il vas from Mat.
thew t-0. ~ ~ L SE-a,-1 y" i'i' -
Tho usual children's meeting was held
at 1:30 this afternoon and the attendance
Wa4vsry large. Prof. Eitepbesger bad i
M &arae.s Y " IL .$~
Rev. Mr.. Niiok, of New Holland, preach.
cd this afternoon, and Rev. WI. Bradley
is announced for tonight. iC HUf
To-Morrow's servics, 70. =
Great preparations have been made for
tomorrow, and the servi ces are expected
to be of unusual interest. The usual
prayer meeting will be held at 6 o'clock.
At $50 there will be love feast in tho
large stand. Rev. Drs j. b. sDobbins,
foruerly Of the Duke street chprdb, this
city, will preach tho morning sermon at 10
O'Clock. There will be preaching ct the
usue1 hours but by whom iSshas not ycs
been announced.
= People who will remain % tho grOunds
until Monday have been arrbing all dat.
aud BY Tonight the crowd viii be large.
Ample provisions have been made for tho
comfort OF those who may come. go
Inc pennsylvania railroad Will run
special excursion trains over their road TO
handisvllle rom Harrisburg, Goiambis.
forS Oeposit sno AaocEaSteI: AIS.ns NiA
loase sris c,ty ~ Sa0~s', I'VE, o'ao nuu S'!OS'
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Inc trains over the Headlng road Will
leave King street at $50, i0:lO and :aS ?.
m. Returning, leave Lanoisvile az ISVO,
4:45 and e:OO p. m. Ihe fare by Doth ROADS
for the round trip Will % Dut % Genus.
The only bus line from the two depVts
which e aAOweq IN ena er0unds lalthetl 0'
lsasc Fowl q Son. Ihey Will have ar of
their 'Dusses on TO- morrow. n TpIy 81
n ..f, ,r,,., Chiidrens Day. ,.s7 n.,r t.flr
Wednesday next viii be children's day
at the camp groundA aud Sunday schools
from Lancaster, Columbia, Mount Joy,
Marietta and other places will be present.
Rev. William SaylOr, the renowned mis-
sionary, and Prof Hudson, the Ohio
evangelist, will be in attendance. There
will be NO charge for admission at the
gate ON this day until 5 o'clock in the
evening. Ys...s4.
Tho Last Day Of Camp.
The camp will close on Thursday nj ght
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