Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-12
FOURTH EDITION.


BRANDYwINE SUMMIT, Aug. IL, 1885
$50 u. m.-The prayer meeting was lie,
u JOIN W. Freyer Of Trinity NJ. Z
Church, Chester, Pa. Singing :: L;m
was followed by prayer led by Rev. B. F
Price. "Jetus lover OF my soul" Bros
Husbands, Buckingham and severa
others led in prayer, and sisters Francis
King, Guest, Freyer and others followed
Father Hance: lind it is good TO b,
here. like to get an early blessing
Every service like to be present. dom
intend to live In the past. | will live il
the present. etc.
$50 a. m. Monday: Rev. Harry II
sanderson in charge. The scripture,
read began with, Therefore being iusti.
ned by faith we have peace with God. d
kevs. Murray and Price aud nearly 20C
other persons were present. A great
number spoke. John W. Freyer, oil
Chester, was happy in his remarks. Rev.
d. T.. Price said much In my life has
been delightful for 10 years, but its hap
pest moments are associated with sor-
row because removed by Christ who
heals and blesscs. A year ago | was
thought about dead, now life is all the
more delightful. am wholly the
Lords. DO not profess sanctiflcation.
ite too much Tor me TO profess, fully
believe In II. like to keep my garments
unspotted, but do not like to say it. !
want God to say it, You must allow me
to he little modest. love to hear
those who do profess it.
The Rev. j. c. Van Burkalow there
upon set forth the profession OF holiness
IN the strongest sense This minister does
not have a college frame work In his ser.
mon, but he has mighty power In the
congregations.
Bro. Buckingham and others thereupon
set up holinets in the clealest personal
testimony.
At 10 q. m. Rev. James F. Bryan, for.
mtrly pastor of Asbury NJ. j.. Church of
wilmington, nov OF Newport, preached
on Matt IL, 4: "Thcn answered Peter
and said unto Jesus, Lord, 1t ia good for
us TO be here: II thou wilt, let us make
here three tabernacle, one for thee, and
one for Moses, and one for Elias"
me usual meeting to-day and at D.
M, bible Reading; 7.ij p H., Rev. 4.
T. fretiyman, breaches.
CAMP NOTES.
Louis NJ. Maxwell returned to VIII
mlhgton this morning b. stage. He had
great power in the congregations yestef-
day and spoke in number Of the meet.
ings
lhere ought to be place on the camp
ground Were poor people, with only !
Gents, 10 cents or 10 cents, can buy some.
thing 10 cat on Sunday. The Saylour
itd people on Sabbath day. Yesterday
The 5-ceut boarding table, sandwiches
soon gave oat ard hundreds Of persons
went hungry
The management OF the camp ground
was most eilichnt and praiseworthy. The
t tl,an merit the gratitude OF ut least
eUu0 people that We're here
MI. Charles Tindal and family took a
delightful drive to West Chester Ills
morning. To-day is bright and the
morning quite cool. Many persons re.
CURED more than one blanket over them
last night.
Rev. Adam Stengle on "Big Sundavn
afternoon preached to the largest audi
enee yet assembled Oh the camp ground.
Mrs. Maggie Hams, had slight Lil.
iicus attack, and severe chill, which
lasted all Saturday evening. She was
POORLY all Sunday. Dr. Harvey Day pre-
SERTED, and sne is feeling much better
this morning. 's'
Prof, John Il. Sweeney lie expocted
daily. lie is a iHSmber oi PRESBYTERIAN
church, In Chester Pa. and sin. al
Ocean Grove Camp ard elsewhere.
thomas hcotea's popular Stages did
great business yesterday, He is very
kid and obligirg. wy