Daily Republican., 1888-08-14
ran EAvoRIrE OAnF.
Branoywins summit ganp-Ths LAru

mtnced Monday. Tue sky had 81
threatening appearAuoo and the air was
rather fresh. The shower Sunday bad
formed pools Of water through thol
grounds and made walking very dlsA-
Rreeable, bat the wind during Sunday
niaht and Monday morning soon put
the grounds in rather better order fur
pedestrians. George StenRle has opened
up bis book eiors on the main avenue,
aud Is ready for business. The REPUB.
LIcAN oAn be found NJ his stand ON sale
every afternoon.
William N. Mccormick, the smiling
superintendant, and Chris. Piokels, the
chairman OF the committee Of the
grounds, were taking . careful survey
Of tho spacious arounds with their eagle
eyes. These two gentlemen know how
to run q successful camp meeting, and
their talents are fully appreciated by
the campers
A neat and handsome tWo-story
frame dwelling has been erected down
near St. PAurs circle, whioh is Ooou
pied by Mr.. Thomas Kenney, who hes
charge OF the grounds the year round.
1t is new Innovation for the camp meet
ing association TO have man on the
grounds from one years end ~ another,
and we are glad TO see the association
awAkeniDg from its Rip VanWinkle
sleep. The tents are taking on . better
appearance, and pains are being taken
to give them As homelike an appear.
amos As possible. A little pAint and
lwhitswAeh make ihlnRs lcok more At
tFAotive 70 the eye.
Walking down to 81. PAuls circle We
came across George Mccall, hammer In
hand, Whaoking away taoking up the
sheets In front OF his tents t. a0oommo-
date his sleeping patrons. He has bad
q neat aud attractive covering placed
over bis tAblss, which will seat 100 per
sons At one sitting. A platform has
been p Rced under tue table and com
Portable wooden chAirs placed around
for seating lis guests. The board 10 81
per day, or $40 for the ten days Of
camp. II 10 rather handler TO take
your meals at this table than 10 bother
with taking out . stove and fussinR Q
over q hot fife, thereby spelling your
lcompleKlOn while camping oat. We
aive below the names Of the tenters on
81 PauPs circle.
Presiding KIder Murray and family,
Mrs. Alrlohs, Mrs Mary L. Crouch,
Misses MurRAtroyd aud Ida Morrla,
: Mrs Brown and dAuShter, Ed SArd
p Moody aud wife, Mrs. John Wood
aud daughter and II. Wood End wife
George MoOAll and family, WIN. H,
Foulk and family, JAs. o Morrow aud
family, nina young ladies ftom New
port, Wm Fl. Bummsl and wife, younl
Ind tes' tent, young gents tent, Ars
Lydia Todd and daughter, Rev. Wm
H. Hsndrlckson and family, MisI
Blackburn and Miss Mouseley, Mrs
Hannah Ford and daughter, MRS. LIS
tell aud moyher, John HsfeokeF and
family, FIVE young lAdief, 4. II. Bay
naTd and family, Il. A, MAgRrRAl Aut
family, l. T. Grubb aud family, Mrs
! Oenney aud Miss Pickles and o younI
ladies.
Asbury c!rols contains the followinI
, tanteIe: Mrs N. a. Brown, Mr.. q. A
Grios, Ms. TAggart, ksv. e. L. Hub
bard aud family, Mrs j. H. MoKAig
hiss Ann Hall, j. B. Bryan end family
Alexander Thomas aud family, MlSEs
! Bhaws, Mra. Guam beTlaiu, Mrs Moore
HAnnsh FGrrG Miss Lydia Person
Misc Mamie Welch, Mrs, Lem Bow
efs aud Miss AnnA Lincoln, Mr.. Norri
!. lGFubo End family, Mrs. Long an
\ family, Mrs. Bennett and family, Gee
Crawford and family, Arthur Powtl
!. and family, Rsv. Every and family
!. Rev. Uorkran and family, Mrs. BusA
|. Foulk and family, Howard OAnn an
l family.
Mrs Loag has charge Of the BRANDY y
: wine boarding tab g, NJ Ehlch numerOu
Z tenteIa in this circle take their meas.
j, N Kllmer, Isaiah Il. Thomas, Rev
: Adam S.ensle and Edward Pyle occu
: py the four neat board tents facing th
! preAohers' stand on the upper side O
G the circle.
Unicn Circle contains tue followln
J. tentBrs: Jane X. WAlls, W. X. Graui
. Rev. Mr.. Gregg, Mrs Eolen, Mrt
u Harry Nolep, W. N. Mccormick, Mrl
!. Emmett Robinson. Misc Mary Touch
:, stOns, Rev. L, ". Lay field. Mrs. King
n Mrs. Gasset, James e. BAVille, MrI
10 Mary OrAnstoD, James Gibson, JOsepl
Moon, Nlss Gibson, William II LAnk
% DhsrlCs II. 5entmAn, l.. l. PItohArd
!. The boarding table is under the ohArR
|. of James Oliver.
It siIoAm Circle contains the folloWIn
II tenters: Charles TyndAll, Mr.. Greer
n Josh. Oskin, Dr John Day, james MOI
row. The boarding table Ia preside @
z over by Mr.. and Mrs john Peters.
N Between thirty and forty new tent
10 have been erected since last year. Nj
r. Mccormick, RftsF he had tackled th
10 numbers on the tents yestsrd sy ,repo: tr
l.. l69 tents occupied by families, beside
IN numerous boarding, provision, cats All
other tents not numbered.
= a. Is. Valentino has the tonsoriAl de
y ~ psrtment on the camp grounds, who
: occupation hs has folloW we'd for tsu yeAl
= 81 Brandywlus Summit He is polIt
e aud fiEst olAEs brtist ia bis liBe.
=, W. l. Brown Of Elan, Pa dispense
y fresh meat deily. tyou cat one OF b
- delicious steaks you will be sure
y repeat lha experiment the fOllOWin
W day.
Il. Y. Talley, who succeeded W. A
Berry In the ice cream business, b.
Ia charge OF this department and 10 libel
I. ally pstronized by the lovers OF froze
n cream.
IL During the services yesterday afte
" noon could be heard the noise OF tn
& hammer and the cutting Of the saw
N A. they reduosd the lumber to its d,
re Erred IenRthB The tents are nearly a
ia Fixed up, and about ready to reoeiy
IN their camp friends.
Se q. Ii, BAynard furnished the oTQa
= Tor tha pavilion services.
Al Edward A. Watson, Of LaWton's bI
pe EaAr, is spending his vacation At CAM
oe Joseph z. wilkins, tho best kno
N newspaper reporter among the preach
n erB OF Delaware, 10 1t camp, dre,et
II With his usual care and patent leather
on W.
~ A Family stricken with Disease.
ed HoLLIDArsBURa, August ia larl
81, family named ClOssin, consisting
tV iather, mother and seven children. real