The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15
CLOSING DAYS OF cAmr.
The Sermons Very impressive. Not
hIapy visitors. Notes and Personals.

Tho sermsns Very Impressive. Not
nIany Visitors. Notes and Personals |
BRANpYwINE SUMMIr.-August IA
As the twenty eighth annual camp
meeting OF the Brandywine summit
Association draws to close. interest
In the meeting increases. There are
only two more days OF camp, ana
Christian men and women are work
ing hard for the salvation OF those
who have thus far been unaaved.
There have only been ton conversions
until this time. winch la far behind the
numbsf for the corresponding week OF
last year. But Brother Hanna and the
othet workers are looking forward to
0 great revival. which will bring scores
into saving relation with Christ. The
work on Thursday OF last year, when
many conversions Wero pl blessed. is
looked back to with great Joy. but
greater work lie looked forward to on
the closing night Of this camp. So the
ministers and laymen are working, and
they hope to see their labors crowned
by success when the camp has closed.
/ Inc exercises to-day were better at
tended than they wero yesterday. The
preachers 10 charge had prepared ser
| mons which proved TO be the most
eloquent and impressive ones that
nave been heard since tho camp open
| ed. They not only impressed Christian
men to sense of the necessity Of con.
| tinued work but awakened the sinner
| aud placed him In II light where he saw
himself and his need OF o Saviour. So
the sermons and eXhortutlohs had
their eife0t, aud as that was all desired
by the speakers tho meetings were
successful.
Camp will break Friday morning. as
| usual. There are still come tenters
who want to remain over sunday, and
they will do SO. but the association
| Will not conduct the meetings. Many
OF the preachers ure tired while others
| would remain II the work of saving
souls could be accomplished.
SERVICES OF THE DAY.
Rev. j. Ii. Howard OF Asbury Church
preached the morning sermon. taking
his text from Revelations MIL 10: Il
am the root and the offspring Of David,
and the bright and morning star"
those who heard the sermon pro.
| nounced 1t one OF the best that has
been heard since the camp opened
Brother Lnyiield conducted tho chill
dren 8 meeting as usual, The atten-
dance was much larger than on the
preceding day. Row. 4. l.. Terry. OF
1T. PauPs Church arrived during the
morning and spoke at the meeting,
While the children sang, Miss Layiield
| accompanied them on the violin.
PreslHing Elder Barrett was the
preacher at tho 3 o'clock service He
| took his text from Romans /. Ia: Il
am debtor both to the Greeks and to
| the barbarinne; both to the wise and to
| the unwlse. SO, us much as In me is.
am ready to preach tho Gospel to
you that are IL Rome also. For aln
not ashamed of the Gospel Of hrist;
Tor II is the power OF God unto saliva
| tlun TO every one that belioYeth; to the
jew first and also To the Greek"
The sermon was an excellent one
and nude quite an impression. AIR.
William l.. White delivered the exhor-
tation.
At the young peoples meeting one
hundred people gave Their Christian
experiences and one man arose for
prayers. The meeting was led by
Brother Dulany rs usual.
| CHRIST Is ALL AND IN ALL"
Rev. John Smms conducted the
devotional services previous 10 the
evening service Rev. Robert Watt of
Scott street was tho speaker, and his
text was But Christ is all, and Ia all
iCollossians, Ill Before taking up
ing verses OF the chapter and then
spoke In very feol!ng manner carry
ing his listeners from he croas at Cal-
uA"v l." G.rist an The ti'""->
Through all mans sinfalncss God
comes to him and his religion. and
makes him ''all and in all" brother
Dulany delivered the eXhUrtution, and
one nan kneit at the altar.
| 40 MuRRow's SERVICES
Thr program for TO morrow will be
as followe; Family prayer ut $50 In
the morning, led by ID. W Dunlap;
prayer meeting at $50 o'clock, led by
the Rev. George II. Work. preaching
at 10 O'Clock by the Rev. I. l.. Terry.
aud at 8 O'Clock In the afternoon by
the Rev. J, W. Hammersley.
GENERAL CAMP NOTES.
An undertaken who wished to pro.
cure an inside view OF his cottage, In
which he and HE wife were sented,
cal ed Fourth street boarding stable
proprietor to manage the camera. and
through his Diundering the picture
was spoiled. lie then concluded to
have all outside view of the cottage
With himself and wife seated in front.
and arranged his camera In proper
position. hut the operator who knew
more about horses than lie did about
| IlcBletIJu ~ siluJ OIL
focus until the undertaken ordered
him to do so, thus completely sp olling
his mouth. which under the most
favorable circumstances is none too
pretty.
The next time he wishes picture
taken he will call on friend who
knows more about photographs than
he dGps about tie management OF
hois and carriages.
WEDDING.
Rev. Mr.. palany was called, to his
home. 1t was reported, to attend d
wedding. Two souls at least were
made happy and the preacher was
also tho happier for having tied the
silken knot, particularly II n golden
Offering followed. Wo fancy we cal
hless YOU VINO shall egy what O
great matter little spark kindleth
lie returned to camp in the afternoon,
and was at his post i'll the evening.
TIN. IDLE.
William. son OF Rev. W. l.. White
visited tho kaolin quarrles ant
procuring a lump. made II into a
miniature book, on the back oil whiel
he inscribed Holy Blble.n The moi
dent indicates Ioye for the book o,
books, that should be more genera
among tho young folks. As the pro
phet declared II nave been young ant
now | am old, yet Lave / never seeI
the righteous foreaRen nor their sec,
begging bread
RODE HIS wnEEL
IIveryman Everson having got tree
OF carriage ridlBg, be strobe his bicye
for yariety's sake, anu started of fo
= camp. About Johnson's Corner
came up with III. bay. who ohaset
him INTO the grounds at u rattlinj
pace. The Doctor is u lively rider, bu
10 match for Evetson. who may b.
STYLED flyer. The undertaken, now
over may yet head him OH.
TEAM STOLEN.
Two young mon drove into cam
this evening with Mr.. Parry of nea
lrandywlne. and left their horse stan /
ing In tine woods. When they returne
the team WAS gone. 1t WAS seen Dein
driven from the ground, but tho occu
pants were unm olested, as they wer
tho ught to be the owners OF the team
Word wne dispatched to Wilmington
but the team has not yet been reco,
cred.
= TWO BREAKDowNs.
Two carriages were either run int
l. or broke down on the pike In the aver
ing. Their owners could not be foun