NOTICES AND APPOINTMENTS
By W. H. BRANSON
COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE
West Pennsylvania ............ June 17-27
Eastern Pennsylvania ........ June 17-27
Chesapeake ................... June 24 to July 4
New Jersey ................... June 24 to July 4
Virginia ..................... Aug. 5-15
Ohio ......................... Aug. 19-29
West Virginia ................ Aug. 26 to Sept. 5 THE following properties have been given in part or in whole to missionary work. Those purchasing them will be serving a twofold purpose; they will obtain value received for their investment, and much of the means invested will be used in the spread of the truth. We consider several of these places real values for the price asked:— One five-room house and large lot in Graysville, about four blocks from the post office and about five blocks from the school. Plastered, newly papered, good condition. Twenty fruit-bearing trees, good well, chicken house in good condition, and small but good cellar. Price, $475. One three-room house and lot in Graysville, near preceding place, fair condition; a bargain at $125. One splendid farm in Graysville, less than half a mile from school; 350 fruit trees, 50 grapevines; 38 acres in place, all good land. House with five rooms, good condition. Price, $3,000. One large lot near the sanitarium at Orlando, Fla. A fine building site. Cost, $150. Will sell for cash at $100 if taken at once. Three lots in Athens, Tenn. Any one interested in property at this place should correspond with us for further particulars. These lots will sell cheap. Three good farms at Daylight, Tenn., near the Cumberland Industrial School; near a church. Two in cultivation with good improvements, and one not in cultivation but suitable for tilling. Any one desiring to settle near a school and church and yet desiring to be in the country would do well to investigate these properties. One large sawmill at Daylight, Tenn. Will sell at a bargain. One-fourth mile from school. Timber lands with mill. Good opening for right person. Any one interested in any of the above-mentioned properties should address the writer at Graysville, Tenn. W. H. BRANSON,
President Cumberland Conference.