SOUTH CAROLINA by C. O. TAYLOR

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 12, 1879

SOUTH CAROLINA.

By C. O. TAYLOR

Darlington Co.—In coming to this county from Reynolds, Ga., I have had a very good opportunity to learn the sentiment of the people in regard to different truths of the Bible. We have traveled slowly, going only about twenty-five miles a day. The first Sabbath and first day we were at Linton, Hancock Co., Ga. I spoke three times, with a large increase of interest each time. I made the acquaintance of the Baptist minister, a man of excellent spirit, and much interested in the signs of the times. In this county I find considerable interest manifested in the advent. Bro. P. G. Boman, formerly of the Methodist denomination, who received the truth in regard to the nature of man, has done much to awaken an interest on that and other truths of the Bible. Friends from Reynolds have been sending reading matter here. Several are convinced on the Sabbath question, and one lady is keeping it. This is a good field of labor, and I can say the same of other places in the South. I should feel it duty to remain here longer, if my health was such that I could endure the hot season. I go to North Carolina in a few days, where there is an interest equal to the one here.

Some have requested me to send them names of persons to whom they may mail the Signs. I do so to-day. I could not send names to some who asked for them nearly a year ago; but if such or any others desire them now, they will please let me know. Address me at Boone, N. C. C. O. TAYLOR.