Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

BRANDYwINE SuMMIT, Aug. 16.-At
o. 80 q. m, led by Rev. J. o. sypherd,
was well attended meeting of great
blet sing. Many commenced putting their
gods in wagons aud prepared TO leave.
At $50, Rev. G. A. Grice, pastor In
charge: A large congregation assembled
for the break-camp meeting. Revs.
David X. Corkran, pastor OF Epworth,
Bryan, Barrett, smoot, Dolbow, Given,
Hanna and others, and graf congrega-
ton, are under the tabernacle. 1t was q
lively meeting and q lovefeast indeed.
Rev. q. A. Grice remarked: When the
spiritual charge OF this camp was COM
mitted 10 me l had many misgivinge,
and earnestly prayed the Holy Spirit
would direct me and that those of US
who are ministers Of Jesus might loose
sight Of kelf.
have enjoyed this better than any
camp meeting | ever attended. Never
have heard the blessed word OF God
more earnestly preached. He praised the
choir, congregation, preachers and every
body. | would like us to break up with
love feast. have kept q memorAn-
dun 10 keep as a Inemento of thase meet
ings. As results OF the camp meeting OF
1889, II we count all who have come for
v 49, 10 SOANNi eofehNAO WOaih W OSN"tth
60 and 10 persons. Actually, however,
we count about 80 converts. There have
b.eu 80 earnest sermons preached, which
were Ia minutes to II minutes long-2l
hours Of solid preaching.
Oh ! eau 1t be questioned that Gods
people have moved forwardl never
felt ia camp MEETING before that
would like 10 preach. Now I'D be de
lighted to, II my brethren around me
here could not do 1t better.
The preacher asks searching, spiritual
questions,
leu minutes for Just as many ab poi sible
tosD: l go home better uian or better
| woman. -e
Rev David K. Cochran says 10 pur-
port; One year ago | went away from
this camp meeting feeling better than
ever before. But now | feel still better
aud feel like rejoicing In the Lord 3
! doing great work.
| Pastor Grice reads Psalm 46; "Goi IA
our refuge and strength" etc. They
march around the tabernacle In double
file einging IAN Hail the Power of Jesus
Name" The ministers lead. The min
listers reach tie plato IN first and stand
on the front step In a long line. They
shake hands with each and every minister
as hey bass by. II lie a hearty and most
friendly fellowship. II is an enrapturing
experience to pastors and congregation
They sing: 81 Will Meet You When the
Roll is Called Again." and other soul
stirring hymns. The number OF personi
who marched Is 2l5.
II was grand and inspiring scene
1t was Joyous reminder OF the historic
tirst celebration OF the least of the taber
naeies and passover.
lev. l.. L Barrett pronounced III
Dox0,ogy.
The congregation had social singing @
"Christ Is II in ALL" all shake hands
each with every other.
Tue BraDdywine summit NJ. z. Cam
Meeting of a, D. IS ., has closed.
) CAMP NOTES.
George Mccall is reported much bette
this morning,
Evangelist Dolbow's photographs wer
sold at rs cents each.
A large company of young people sere
/ naded the preachers who were retired t
= their tent, last evening, between 10 au
5 II o'clock. Also Father Ha' ce, VIII
: quickly came out from behind his fror
: curtain of his tent with hat on and Leaf
! ed against the corner OF his abode.
+ He drank iu the sweetly- voiced mus
t In bis stately silence as il II were Il
!, nectar of the angels. The serenadin
6 party then hOnored some dozen 9th,
tents with their music.
q J. X. KLINE; caught the procession
q camp ground children yesterday as til,
: passed by his tout IN his cam ra.
n Mir aud Mrs. John Peters, of siloa
~ boarding tsble, whose permanent res
=, dence is Thurlow, Pa, received Rev.
. E Bryan and wife, Revs. b. F. Prit
ia WIN. w. Campbell, Rev. e. A. Gri
"a and wife end others among their ues
Pastor in charge Grice ar iyed in 10,
at II o'clock 10. day.