The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-15
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81 .,nrr I'nrk nnd oakland.
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hh',,,iu LaLc Pnrk-linlls Rnti
d .,Drrr Park nnh Oaaland.
H'P' OAKLAND, MD., August II.
,,,,.,,oulencc Of the lntelligcncer.
a,'sSrr change in tho weather has to.
}. ,hct, and for tho lust few days It has
~. "f. .,,csediugly pleasant; no rain, not
~ MAJ delightful breeze, all making
o.. Undesirable 10 be in tho mountains at
I'VE: :, consequently the people arrive
P" ,umbers, and now nearly every
bNet etn"aJinr house Is filled, and to
FTa'c D'SSOO,nnOda,ions ut. other places
asn -. WV '.H@ber rtsult OF this most favorable
Mah.S ,SS ,euiancc at the camp meet
change, S,,rsa, ~s Mountain Lake Park is
usm and on Sunday nearly thou
incI'as.e Ia,ners were OH the grounds. Dur
aoa5 =. u entire entire morning they cane from fur
W sins,r r for miles from all portions Of Cur.
y .""n,y s'm and the adjoining counties Of
~, Vir;inia. Many came oil the trains
vs., H,a ,be Eas, and West, many more came
y a'sr srs,y ~. syIeand kind Of vehicle, from the
ss,sraiiriarc sssi down to the farm wagon, and
aS.S ", WI, came on horse back, some horses
i1 s1rire Two and three persons.
"i'GS !, no morning service the large audi.
nam ~ nv VAS filled to its full seating capacity
wi .,l' additional SEATS were improvised to
''oaD+ammola,e ~ others, and, as usual on such
a%ssjons many kinds Of people here con-
S,saird and mingled together, robcd in
srs,y ~ manner, style md variety OF dress.
' Rty' &. +. Masden, Of the Fourth Street
N + Church, Wheeling, preached, his
isI, M bcinp the 18th verse OF the 9th chapter
SiJohu. "IIe answered and said, whether
he be n sinner or no, ! know not; one
ibipp i know, that, whereas WIS blind, l
now sec." 49,
Iis sermon was n strong effort. very
,roI and received with great appreciation.
iii carefully listened and pail the closest
attention TO every word uttered.
In The afternoon ut two o'clock Il Sunday
scbool service was conducted by Hon.
Geo ". Atkinson, OF W. Va. At three
and half o'clock chil,lren's meeting
va, held; conducted by Rev. W. NJ. Fry
singer. Rev. David Teaker preached ut
night
Amongst those present on the camp
gOundsluring the day were Hon. Henry
&. Davis and number OF the delegates to
the Keyser Convention, who stopped over
4, Deer Park to consult the Senator con-
cernins the political situation in the Sec
Ond Congressional District Of West vir-
ginia. ~
|, is very evident that Colonel Wood in
tends to make this summer one OF enjoy
Inent, and one to be remembered by the
quests at the Oakland and Deer Park
Hotels, and increase the already existing
popularity Of these two resorts. a contin.
lOils season OF pleasure has been planned
md is being developed. Dancing is nightly
.pgayej in and weekly grand balls are
.iven at each Of these places, Saturday
evening Il calico ball took place at the
Deer Plrk Hotel, which was largely. at
tnled, special train being run from
oakland to accommodate those desiring to
,e present. Yesterday evening sacred
,Oncert was given ut the Deer Park Hotel
,ytbe Germania.M .Mnnnerchor, OF Balti.
more, composed Of fifty or sixty male
;Oices. and for the coming week balls are
ior Deer Park on Tuesday even.
ng and Oakland on Thursday evening.
A boat house has been erected at the
-ske by The Is. & o. X. X. Co. and boats
'roydcd for the use OF the guests ut the
lotelsunder its control.
The infant child OF Mrs. Fitch, General
'herman's daughter, died last week on the
rain between Oakland and Cumberland.
ls. Sherman and family went to Wash
ngtOn 10 attend the funeral.
Judge lloke, Of Kingwood, was in town
II Saturday attending1o professional busi.
ess.
Arrivals yesterday at Glades Hotel: p.
}, Finneean, Maggie Finnegan, +. p. CLal-
mt, Frank Boughner, W. l.. Dickson, d.
:. Baker, wife and child, ]. G. Mason, Gin
lnnati; g. W. Mclaughlin, n. S. O'Neal
nd wife, ]. Pingett and lady, Mr.. Alder
W, Clay Thrush, Mrs. Schooitield and son,
~ Misses Jennie Frey, Clara McQuarter, Ella
NasOner and Sallie Forey, and G. War
thu', keyser, ". Va; ]. Miller and G. B.
Harvey, Philippi, W. Va; W. a. Dinwid.
Glt' U. ). AIS. G. Scranton, London, Eng;
Chas !. Dixon and wife, John s. Higgs
ihu Usker Willard, Cumberland,
II Oakland Hotel: Wm. Adrcon, James
ii!, J. Stephens, Jr., Wm. Heinz, J. W
laier, Geo. C. Mueller, VIM. Heinekamp
L, J. Griewisch, Ernest Scheller, George
oIl L. ?. Henninghausen, baltimore
lmes r. Young, II. J. Ramsdell, NJ
lasnire. Washington, D. c.; Chas. Lipner
red. G. Leunann, Jno. Stuhtfautl,, X. II
Olden, Jr., Cincinnati; Jno. r. Baker
has. NJ. Frissell, Wheeling; Jno. Il. AIillel
nd hdy, J. NJ. Templeton, Misses Clarl
con and Bertie Miller, C. NJ. Athey and
dy, c. l.. Gardner, keyser.