Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-20
FIFTH EDIrlIl

Yesterdav 'he Camp
me sun shone Ont away s
seemed sorry tbarp and :,
; strike tents and 'I Iesr. ssss %
they had had ten dave dave The PIN
''S rus ,a. from the bu.v VI . p.s
/ the pure ''i %o ~eIe cut early
guam ns the Ice cols ,stnospl
r .aS wells Wells Though tt sssti % y
: ,s slight sprinkle on : tss.%l 1.s.s
a !. ,,,, to ANN. annoy anybo od,a a.
ment. u BAKED llhs
The religious serv,,.. Il
. 90 so =; M, led by Dr. Lax, v, 2
ness %,, and Y !. entire sauctitj ',GIM
Rev. e. L. Hubbsr,' ls "
was the moot apimo ANNA II
camp. Children asksS u ~ "a
t me CONGREGATION for the 'c co,p
s snei Fl parents, and parents .. ny
~. AZ 1910 a very Iarae 'N a.,
mad assembled to heass ~ n, volp
! lev. K. II. Adams n '.spia
,n ~ 81 9Th chapter, ID T p,s.'' \
Jaw ,aw OF the spirit of Ne in r', cs.,'
nsth made me- free from lbs Spils1
ana az. death" This was op me- =, ~ N
eet and most logical s4r r y, y
camp. Mr.. Adams win sT,1' y.
preclseness and deep Iortc q, vs. n
portrayed mans sinful IA ps,v y, Y !
p piooess py which be becons. , j
600 through the death Of Cs a,
rev. l.. W. Layheld sps,s I I,s
OF the children's meeting ss' q, 10 Y
Mr. Layheld since he =" c,r,
menced has organized vbs. J ~
Tlass. IL contains about la N
Ihis was a final children. NY !.
the camp and on that accors'
interesting an impressive conn oOs
close, Mr. Lsytield headed III
and marched around tbs 1i...
camp, ell Ripg farewell hypT,,
marched. Rev. J. b. Rio ~
N. Wiley, both sd iressss ~ ltsnl
At 8 O'Clock Rev. j B AL
Smyrna, De-, preached an abs
upon THE plant that sbal h
up" taking Lis text from Na,,s.|
chapter 18th verst. "Eyprv r'sr,|
my Heavenly Father hath poi \
snail be rooted up" n, 4
enumerated a large number Of
which were not OF spiritual 4
amongst which was lrtemre,ans1|
which God was roofing up. Rev.
SteDRle followed the sermon n
earnest invitation Tor siuHgs b
their hearts to God. Several Gam
ward and some were blessed.
A service Of song preceded the,
peoples meeting at s 80 p, N Il
II Wiley bsing in charge. Tie
Ing was one OF deep in,erss
thoughtful expression, At the
hour q ladies' meeting was goirg
Asbury avenue under tie leaders
Mrs. Kate KING.
The evening aermcn was preach
Rev. w. W. SHARP q IagIrsids,
County, Md, from Marx, lib obi
Both verse: "Wbat shaIl It I'd
man II he gain the who's xOiIl
Iose his own soul" MT. Siarp on
tered the conference on tia lasts
but his sermon shovel the esrnes
tepth aud logic Of q veteran d
ministry.
His weighing the value ola sod
OF the world was eltQueu|
carried conviction to many heard
.he close quite o lumber d rem
to the altar for prayer snd|
If them we're happily converted
meeting continued with great "a
ness until about II O'Clock. II
announced that the camp would
up at the 6 80 family prayer meet
Friday morning.
After the meetings C. ofei ast d
Der OF young Ladies sLd Re1ll
,erenaded the ministers teuling 4
,round, after the latter bad rell'|
'inging q nun Der Of songs sppld
o such an occasion.
Two or three families vacslS|
ents last night and went home
At an early hour tais i1orDlI
enters were astir taxing doHa|
.ents preparing for lheif dsF1
At 8 80 the bell rang and eue'
argest family gatherings TOOL
hat has been known since he|
commenced. Rev. Adam sle'l
.harge of the meeting, sna
. touching service Of prayer n
Iens formed a line two aud lWOa]
md marched around The camp I
spiritual songs ,..I
AS the lire, led by Nj. sen
Father Hance, moved on III ny NY
we're augmented by pesons iIo]
,ents dropping in until nea''{ Y,
,inuous circle was formed, "
,um Ter of the brethren ano Ss1
anne very happy as they j5laeds
and took the pai''TTs si. u
are well with each Other IL" :,
he Brandywine summit y' .,pnr
There arc 1876 tents on tue siT w.
Of them has ailFse' ~