Notices and Employment Requests
The permanent address of Lizzie Hornby, the State secretary of the Iowa T and M Society, will be 204, West 16th St., Davenport, Iowa. WANTED.—A good cabinet-maker to take an interest in a steam manufacturing establishment. Please correspond with Bisbee & Hare, Knoxville, Iowa. WANTED.—I would like all the names of the S. S. secretaries and superintendents in the Pennsylvania Association immediately. ANNA M. OYER, Sec. East Otto, Catt. Co., N. Y. The address of the Secretary of the Pennsylvania Conference is D. T. Fero, Wellsville, Allegany county, N. Y. A young married man wishes to work on a farm by the day or month, for some Sabbath-keeper in Michigan. He would be glad to find work in Battle Creek. Address, W. H. Griffin, Denmark, Tuscola county, Mich. The address of Wilson Pottinger, vice-president of the Illinois Tract Society, until further notice, will be Kankakee City, Kankakee county, Ill. To the New York Sabbath-School Secretaries.—We urgently request each Sabbath-school secretary in the State, who has not already reported, to send at once the name and address of both the superintendent and the secretary elected in his school for the present quarter, to the State secretary, Mrs. N. J. Walsworth, Adams, Jefferson county, N. Y. Bro. R. Peterson, Marne, Cass county, Iowa, would like to find employment among Sabbath-keepers. He is a young man, and can furnish good references if desired. For particulars, address as above. Will those in Canada or in the States with whom I have through mistake or otherwise left French sheets entitled, “Adresse au Public,” forward these to me immediately at St. Anne, Kankakee county, Ill.? D. T. Bourdeau. To the T. and M. Officers of Iowa.—Will the directors, district secretaries, and librarians endeavor to dispose of the Health Annuals remaining on hand in the State? They should be used by all means. Please make an effort in this direction. Order all you can possibly dispose of, from Mrs. P. A. Holly, State Center, Iowa. All other orders for tracts, and books, and periodicals should be sent to the State secretary, Miss Lizzie Hornby, Davenport, Iowa. All business of the tract society must be done through her. All tracts and books belonging to the State society should be sent to the State secretary at once. If each member of the tract society in the State would take one Annual at ten cents it would pay for all we have, and the balance could be given away. They can be had at three cents each. Come, brethren, do not let these go to waste. L. McCoy, Pres. J B Gregory $4.00, Alfred Nettleingham 4.00, Loyd Caldwell 1.80. J N Loughborough, England, $394.84. Wm Ings per H J Spicer $6.00, N Y T & M Society 689.73, Wis T & M Society per M A Kerr 95.50, Ira J Hankins 20.58, E W Farnsworth per J J Hankins $1.50, Geo A King 20.00, Iowa Conf Fund John I Abbott S B 6.00, S B Whitney 8.90, Maine T & M Society per R J Goodrich 50.00. R F Barton Thank-offering $12.50, R D Benham 10.00. J S Hoyt Egypt $5.00, Anna Banks 1.00, H W Decker 25.00, Samuel Reash 25.00, Susan Shively 25.00, Chester Pomeroy Italia 2.00. Gen. T. & M. Society.—Donations.
Judith Foster S B $2.00, Wealthy McNitt 50c. Blendon per A Smith $7.00, Gaines per H M Kenyon 17.80, West Plain 1.65, Vergennes 51.18, Bushnell 1.00, Muir & Lyons 7.50, St Charles per J M Wilkinson 20.00, Otsego per J M Green 25.00. Dist 7 per Willett Reynolds $19.00, Dist 14 Potterville per E B Lane 9.50, Dist 6 per F Howe 22.20, Dist 6 added ⅛ 21.34, Dist 12 per M F Mullen 11.45, St Charles added ⅓ Dist 8 8.00, Dist 14 per T K Henry 7.63.