ten o'clock
After all had paid their respects to the brown jug Sam Wiles dismissed the meeting with these words : `` We'uns shall meet near de edge of de camp on de east at seven o'clock tomorrer mornin ' , an ' all you fellers be shore to be in time . '' Sunday morning dawned beautiful and bright . The numbers on the camp ground were constantly being increased by persons coming on horseback , in buggies , wagons , and every known vehicles . Jasper Very was the preacher at ten o'clock . Everything proceeded in a becoming manner until he was half through his discourse , when up stalked near to the stand Bert Danks and Long Tom with hats on and loaded whips in their hands . They remained standing , and began talking in an audible voice with some women of their acquaintance . Naturally many eyes were turned to this scene , and the attention given to the speaker was lost .