Daily Republican., 1889-08-12
CAMP MEETING SUNDAY
THE GROUNDS IN EXCEL
LENT CONDITION.
somc 10000 People Present-In,ercs,.
ing sersiees-Poople Coming
From Every Section
of the Country.

~ eAeeieht condition and the be,
day. throughout I'll
The $50 prayer meetipg una II, J..
Harrison Graves, a yourp 6reacIon aI ,oa ~ D
wilmington, who threw bls whole sa',
impression. WY ie'ofabi
Y iue conference lovefeast followed at
n 9eIoct, under the direction Of Eev
\ SaLnes II; Bryan of Newport, and Fatbe
samuel hahee was the first, II not m
n, most Interesting, tpeaker among III
= tn s,os' numbers who related their expeIi
O. ehee 10 the service Of the Lord.
y ono AT io a. M, the congregation of som,
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. PIettyman. pest,
10 Ing Elder Murray read Acts rvit. sia 10
Dr Mr. Lewis Gfubb, chairman of ~,
re trustees, announces the managers re
ported In Saturdays DAILY Rfpunt1,
Of s4S.25 are given. '''e'ions
rrre'idlng Elter Murray preached on
T. Ihes' '; %, And the very aoJ m Of
rcaco sanctiiy you wholly" etc.
ne was concise, analytical and com.
Plete, Felicitcus illustrations a
Sr sci P'ules church history and biography
,,,,NuIu ,o NuIu uhuer tribute. Aside from
handling the most difficult subject or tha
|
manner It was the most remarkable Thai
WINE all believers in immediate sanctiae
uMhtioi M were perfectly sati.fed and de
heh'ed Win II, there was nothing in IN
oHtiu ana challenge those who heljavo
death. o"iJ at
Inc reporter did not notice that tbe
eie'hehl oil time was dwelt upon. The
IL. To- IaS Vas mat every hearer Unconscious
bad MS own time In mind and was
pers oaeou. "'. pom preacher and audience
Al the conclusion OF the sermsn sn" ,,o
,i ,lost ieicitousiy invited all the Chris
ta"ns OF all denominations present 10 ioin |
W singing u Lew and thrilling Ne,boJist
| ymn' 70 lhe tune of "John Rrown,s
noui Is Marching on" which was leI hy |
mr. nlrry fourg. Thousands of n onle
Jo'red In the chorus. 'p'o
AZ l."o p. m. Miss Lizzie Sharp held n
e"nsecration meeting, at which In and
thousand persons. '' o"e
Az the same hour tie chilJren,s moat
ing had some 3, 500 Spectators in and
around, who listened TO the beautif,I
singing OF the little folks, "'''"'
heV' u ~. Grlce conducted the FER.
vices ana made an address thar wos
in,tructt'e and delightful. WOO
~ ihcetlou'ly introduced Rev. R. II I
ltice, oi Chrlstiana, as the Youngest old
minister In the Conference, and lie nro
ceeuea TO lmpait lesson IN mathematics ,
enowlhg the reliability OF hRure. snd s
advising his young Eeart r, to remrmLer L
IN the lapse OF yrars, when skep,Irs ,vD,,t,, I
hlI them that Christ was nothing mara /
thah good man, the Lessons that thev
lad armed IN their youth. '-'' \
Alter singing another onnron.to,o e
ny lnh W i!liam I. Mullip. suurriutrn5r,, Ia
VI tne blahdyNine NJ. Il. Sunday School.
was introduced, and he, although little
neI'ont, made an Appropriate address In n,
u rssaIu TO tie mutalility of earthly 81
,u'nss; Inns lie briefly alluded to the ruin .
iaroiina, when a larse man saIj to hi'n
herc is NJ use in any one saylnE thai he
sus not heightened, as all the peonIe
we're nearly seared to death. He also ~
r'ou ~ the destruction wrought in -.
'?lhe age, ago, great columns of marble Ia
einS broken to pieces, as could he seen ~
,np present day; also to the rain W
,,Husht n Pomlei hy the eruptiops o,
su ius' anu the stfiDg and embalmIpr
,ne people by the shower of sshes
",1 engagea In their different vocatione, 9u
attested by the excavations wbich l.o
ave been made. "u'eh att
lie also ieferred 10 the destruction of ele
roperty and the great loss of life caused +.
the ntoi at JOhpstowD, Pa. 10 shaw ley
&c uncertainty OF life, and the inport. Jol
zee OF being always prepared for death TIM
l'er lhe singing oi another bymn Mr. tie
JOINS Inc superintendent Of the NJ n wa
,hp p1y SCI ool in West Chester, Pa. was he!
.ro luced, and he made very apnro- Oc'
lats auuress, although not minister
P'ule' S,ohal itclurer, and closed with ,
remark an nit
'uli remember when he sboplJ harn TIA
. pleasure OF meeting them again An MI
Ieres,lng meeting was held in St An
ut tent. at the same time bv Mis- phy
1Ile Sharp, which was ,nnoro,S, Mlss and
nded. a. to
AT . p m., Kew. Adam Stcngle preach. nv
powerful sermon from the text iwc n,,t
thc offspring of God" Acts he. 9nv 0"'
t1owed that the entire human fani.
al the Lations of the earth wore n,
GIoed, the offspring of Col. wetr - u,
: ios By him, and would be saved bv o. " u
II they complied with his commands, h,"H "a,
was very serere.on tho who beliey- r.
~ ~ ,ne DatWlhian theory of evolution, ..oii
mat man sprans from monkey. M wuil
lie was hot surprised that such nconIo ures
re- ASHAMED OF thdr proeenitor, while Ensl'
isiians glor ed In their Father, He ar- W.
~, however, that hell is place of
iiSninent, was part OF the Divine pl.n.
yeil as place of bliss. God was cam Tb
lcd 10 set apart tie bad from rho day
Inc same as parents were COM yts't
eo 10 send away to darkened room me
dren attacked with the SMALLPOX, or Cape
other contagious disease. IL was the ri
teat thfy loved them less-but tLnt gers
good oi tie other members of tho the b
ny required such action.
80 p. m. The Young Peoples Mec,-
was conducted hy Rev. {. A. Grice. Yci
as devoted to prayer, and mainly youni
ing atd testifying. Some 1900 people ting
pr Gent. wine
10 p M, solo, "Many Light Goes at The
n" by Mr.. John Mcgee, leader of aud
eley NJ Il. Church choir. lie has a tiop.
iuii basso Voice, aud a polished, 'Squi
y bearing. Pastor Grice in charge. Sl0 al
l sang II, Joyful Sound"
'mn 3l9, There is Fountain Filled
Blood, rs sung by congregation Alil
choir. Prayer led by Rev. Sander hand
weeks
mn 42l, my Hope is Butt OF Meth. emplo
less than Jesus Blood and RioLt. this Ct
leSsi collection, $l7.07; and yoiun. last to
chorus by choir, semi chant anI for tE
beautiful; also "Christ is All Ia
delightful. Al
'. l.. L. Barrett pastor of St Paul,s sbo,
. Church, Wilmington, breaches op cIeane,
he .xo !. ia T., M lu' AND now prices,
Ear, fs.a 20 ,a.u a. the rsot oi the tree your "