Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
TH|R D EDITION.
Brsnaywrne samm :, Camp.

Though Brandy wine Summit Campl
Meeting was announced TO be opened
on Monday, the 10.h of August, it was
not until last evening that formal
opening of the camp was effected, and
the first sermon of the camp was preach
ed by Rev. W. l.. &. Murray of Asbury
charge, who has the camp meeting In
charge. He took his text from pas.
sage in Proverbs " He that winneth
souls is wise ! and for au hour handled
1t in All able manner, showing souls are
TO be won for Christ. The principal
manner for winning souls was as Mr..
Murray explained 1t, by Cody life of
christian duty, performed in kindness
and love.
Mr.. Murray announced preaching for
forenoon, afternoon and night to'day,
but did not name those who were to
preach.
The rules of the camp require rising
from bed at q O'Clock family worship
In the tabernacle 80; breakfast at I,
prayer meeting at 80, preaching At 10,
dinner at IL, cbildren's meeting at 30,
prayer meeting a. $50, preaching at s.,
retiring TO tents at 10, and lights out
at 1890.
The trustees of the Association met
yesterday, Owen Zsbley of Bethel
church was ele eoted Trustee In place
Of William Tally, and the following
Board Of Manages was appointed.
Union, John Stewart, Isaiah H.
Thomas.
LsbanoD, Robert Wilson.
Asbury, William Pennell and William
Sharp.
Bethel, William Wier, Leslie Perkins
Joseph Pierce.
Elan, Mlnchall Hinokson and J.. T.
Husbands.
St. Pau's, Lewis Todd. William A.
Hulk i'll.
SLOAN, Charles Baldwin. Nathan
Cloud.
The following is the Board of Trustees
they hold
Rev. r. Fl. Adams, President Rev
W. L. S. Murray, Rev. w. II. Smith
Rev. G. M. Prettyman Thomas w
johnson, Treasurer Lewis T. Grubb,
Secretary Isaac Woodrow, Thomas
Wilson and Owen Zsbley.
by Monday event Dg nearly all the
tents were occupied, though three or
four families will not be on the ground
until Thursday, There are now about
12O tents occupied on the grounds, with
representatives of lis families. No
correct list of tent oc ,upants is attain
able at this date. Possibly more than
half the occupants OF the tents board
at boarding tables, where board csn be
had at ~ 30 for the term Of ten days,
or III day. Breakfast and supper are
80 cents each, and dinner 90 cents.
Lodging is furnished for regular
boarders. The camp meeting associa
tion runs hacks to ~ eet every train ON
the W. & N. Railroad at Granogue
station except on Sunday, the fare bs.
ing 20 cents. The w. & N. Railroad is
sues excursion tickets to Granogue
station and return at any time during
the camp for 36 cents. The same hacks
that run to the station during the week
viii also run on Sunday, but on thai
day not under the suspices of the asso-
citation. =
There seems always TO bo try "a ole I
know when trains leaveS' Wilmingto
for camp and leaS.ge Granogue for Wi
mington. If pIseI sons who want to kno'
the. .tt.ime of the running OF the train
g'wnl cut this out and paste 1t in the
hat or put IL in their pocket books the
will find it great convenience:
Trains leave Wilmington at 90 ;
m, 2,45, 56 aud GIG p. IN. On Sur
days at 8.05 a. m. and p m. Train
leave Gran ogue for Wilmington at 5.3!
S.14 and 10 81 a. m, and . u p. m. o
SUNDAYS at 10 a. N. and i6 p. In.