The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-15

larson Doniow. that Is Just what we
nave made nn our minds 10 DO and nc
tai fannn Dunlpw be- shouts. Praise
iie iorl' and Deacon Wilhurts hni-
lrw Anonr while Squire Munson be-
lHt 900 his tIugln' Halloluiah"
"liaFin' Our miuds made up 20 u,
lukiai and me wc kneeiDd down on
ihc mournes bench lnd there WIS
fi,n q great many mdie with as. for
i'arnn ponlow be- jest lei himself out
.h preached his besi. sori - usin' me
sn E2eklal for hts text. and ihc loud
HrrnH and ilo rIuriu' lnllaluiuhs wis
heard III The while You never heard
such time. Tor lhey don't have such
tunes nowadays.
but ain't comm 10 the pint The
m'ciin' was az white heat. you might
ray and everyday who had exlarl.
cnced salvation was a-shouiln' and
q singlu. when all Of u suddlnt some.
thin' happened Deacon DonlOw be-
WAS a-puyin'. AMI Il seemed as u be
had laid hold upon The very battle.
menta 81 the heavenly city. lie was
pleldln' for more and more Of the
power though. for the life of me.
Couldn't zee what WIS 20 become 0f as
ll wa got any fuller than we was then
let me see the real pcnierusial
fires! Dc shoutrd let me hear the
rushln' sound from heaven. aud feel .
Eut that was a. fur rs he got for Just
then all of a suddpni. sOmethin' haU-
pencd. That little Old log meeiln
house begun 10 move really move
Aud Il kept right on moyin'. Il was a
icray. thumpy. Iockin' motion as
though Il was shook up by some
mighty hoavln Of the ground Itself.
III there had been shouiln before.
" wasn't 10 be- compared Ia the shout.
ln' there was then. You couldn't hear
fur The noise they made Praise the
l."rdr cried good. old Parson Donlow
Amen" shouted Deacon Wiihuri. and
'llnllcluiahr rang out Squire Nun.
sons voice. But FzekIal he Just jumps
up a-gaspln'-Them oxenr and he
made Tor the door ,ust as fast M ever
he could. Bui the door had got damned
so's u couldn't lie opened.
And there we nll was IN that rock.
in' aud trcmhlin' little old log meeiin'
house. amidst the shoutln and the
sIncIn': nId the mouruefs' hcnch-it
wasn't half bic enough 90 acconn0.
date the suddcut demand Tor places.
And sim that lerky. thumpy. rockIn'
motion Kept on till the people they be-.
ean a. got frightened half out Of their
with Tile women screamed ami the
rhildron cried tIll NJ last Deacon VII.
burt. mora or less scait himself and |
guess twas more De- jumps ON 90 n
seat and hollcrs. Enough enough!
Oh stay thl hand and Just then
there comics 40 extra hard thump ana
the deacon went spmwlIn'. heels over
head. into the crowd around the
muurners' bench. aud the motion
stopped as suddenly rs Il had begun.
That hst jolt lnosened the door. too,
aud Ezckial be- rushed out. an the rest
q fOllerin him. AMI. bless me. VI parsOn
nlnlow's little old log mectn house
wasn't clear down 10 the foot 81 Jim,
sons IiHl, You see. Ezekial had
chained them oxen fast 20 the bottom
log no the back % the huildin'. never
once thlnkin' thed walk % with IL,
AMI the shouiln' must hev started EN-.
Vow. ] Kin never fergit oxen. not
the longest LAY ever live. an special.
ly them Oxen II Ezekiars Ezekial ho
has gone 20 his reward. and konw
that ! must follow him soon. IIe
fought the good fight. aud won tho
crown. and know that shall meet
him ON that bright shore beyond tina
Fwcllin' tide: anal spose us foolish
-hut somehow ! fancy lis iust rossl.
DE I'll ind them oxen there too. 81.
Louis Globe Democrat.