North Pacific Camp-Meeting.
By Charles L. Boyd
THE time for this meeting has been definitely fixed for June 19-30. On account of the importance of this meeting much anxiety has been felt that the very best locality be selected. Our first choice was at Sellwood, three miles above East Portland, on the high bank of the Willamette River. This was pronounced by Bro. Corliss and others as the best locality to be found. Providence has seemed to open the way, and the free use of these grounds has been secured of the Sellwood Land Company. This place is easily reached both from East and West Portland, and from other towns, both up and down the river, by steamers which make regular trips. The Pacific Coast Council will be held in connection with this camp-meeting, of which the editor of the SIGNS has already spoken, and of which we hope he will say more in the future. The largest corps of our ministers that ever convened in the Northwest is expected at this meeting. No lover of the truth can afford to be absent from any of these meetings. Come to the first and remain to the last. Commence now to make your arrangements. Definite instructions will be given in due time concerning arrival and departure of trains and steamboats. CHAS. L. BOYD, For N. P. Conf. Com.