The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-12
ing. He 10 an eloquent young preach
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lviyals In his church.

ing. He 10 an eloquent young preach
or and has had several successful re-
viyals In his church.
TWO HACK PAnrrEs.
A party Of tentcrs went on q straw
themselves highly and returned to
camp early In the evening. The party
was composed Of Mrs. /. j. McKaig,
Mrs. r. s. Williams Mrs. j. d. O.
Hanna, Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. Enoch
Moore. Miss Annie weldin. Miss Annie
Hall. Miss Addie Turner, Miss Alice
Hanna, Miss Mabel Parker, Arthur Il.
Hall and Miller Turner.
A second party also went to West
Chester during the afternoon and re-
turned In time to attend the evening
Iservice. The party was composed OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Taggart. Mrs. Edith Worth.
Miss Gertrude Smith, Mrs. Leonard
and daughter, Mise Mamie kenney.
Miss Lizzie Turner. Miss Daisy Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Perry, Vernon
Robinson, Charles Robinson, William
Foote and Harry Foote.
janice I. Mullin was among the
,Ivisitore during the day.
4 Samuel II. Baynard drove out to the
camp and returned In tho evening.
George W. Groves, Mrs. VIM. Tur
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson. Bessie
lHausely and Mrs. Frank Cummings
visited friends at the camp.
Harry Pierson, 7. Stidham, Enos
j Moore were among the visitors.
There will be meeting of the camI
trustees on Monday morning.
LIGHT AND DARK.
j. On Thursday evening the cottage Of
!, Mr.. Everson on the upper part of the
IIcircle, was brilliantly Illuminated, ano
The and his amiable spouse sat tn front
I. enjoying the pleasant breeze, and lis
! tened to the songs Of praise and prayer
sithat hoated on the air. Last evening
Mr.. Il. was detained In Wilmington
!, and as II consequence his cottage wa,
: unlllumed. and lady sat behind tn,
.lcurtain dreaming of the past ant
iptcturlng the joy incident to a goot
husbands return from his daily tast
/, with pleasant smiles and cheering
words.
s FOOD FOR THE MULTITUDE.
e Storekeeper Gcoding is making pre-
paration to supply food for tho multi
o ttude expected to be In attendance to
morrow. On Friday he received
o dray load OF water melons. large lo
= of bread. 100 dozens OF corn. 9,
! baskets of peaches. several barrels o
-ipotatoes, and will supplement tn
Same to-day by $40 OF 1000 loayea o
= Huber's superior bread. fifty dozei
Q of Bowers popular French buns. be
1 sides lots OF hams. prepared meats
5 cakes and vegetables OF all kinds
Q From the above it will be seen that h
d and his clerks are very busy and MI
! James McCIintock was up at 4 o'cloc
Il this morning. delivering goods to tn
l. boarding tents. and was Ia our city a
Q an early hour, showing that he ha
!, mot forgotten the aphorism In regar,
d to the early bird" Others may TAX
% the hint.
10 TENT MEETING.
a Rev. II. S. Dulany will conduct tn.
n service in tho large tent at the en-
Is trance to the grounds this evening
Tomorrow morning a band of work
ers will leave Kingswood Church, a
an early hour, and will contribute t.
d swell the religious interest. They viii
/; Use the large hack of the Transfe
Company, and will enjoy themselve
If in singing, in going out and return
10 ing home.
vi APLArFoIsAI CHANGED.
e The platform at the tabernacle was
N removed by Mr.. Mccormick yester
y day to the position it formerly oecu
i,lpied on the north side, the chang
D. to the south not proving acceptable
to the attendants, DIR. Hubbard. wht
advised the change. 1t is said, is salts
ID fed that the original arrangement
n. WAS better calcu lated to make larg,
II audience hear the preachers than tn,
/. new one, and hence this re-arrange
nent, which WAS accomplished by
the efficient superintendent and hi
assistants, Without the interruption
'r of any OF the services. II chang,
II could 10 mado In the roof. the accous
ID tic properties OF the place might b
'ymproved. but as it has answered 70
" several camps IL NAV continue to dc
u, SO.