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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 28, 1882

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 59, No. 13.

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Appointments

“And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.” Matt. 10:7.
As Eld. Mitchell has been called to labor in another part of Iowa, and Eld. Washburn has recently visited several places covered by our appointments, we think it would not be best to go over the same ground so soon. We have therefore decided to withdraw all our appointments in the western part of the State; viz., Storm Lake, Sheldon, Blencoe, Logan, Dunlap, Castana, Smithland, and Nevada. I think there need be no special disappointment at those places where Eld. Washburn has not been, as he may have time to visit them yet before camp-meeting. R. C. Porter.
QUARTERLY meeting at Fremont, Wis., April 1, 2. A minister is expected. Important business is to be transacted. Would request as full an attendance as possible. JAS. HILTON, Elder.
At Patricksburg, Owen Co., Ind., April 1, 2. Hope to see a general turnout. S. H. LARSEN.
ST. CHARLES, Mich., Sabbath and Sunday, April 1, 2. Monday evening, the 30th, where Bro. H. S. Guilford may appoint. A. O. BURRILL.
THE State meeting for the Illinois T. and M. Society, will be held at Serena, Sabbath and first-day, April 15, 16. These are important matters to be considered at this time. We hope all our ministers, directors, State secretary, and as many of our brethren as possibly can, should attend. Tent labor, canvassing for our publications, sending young men to College, and devising means to help some needy ones among us, are some of the things to be considered. R. F. ANDREWS.
THE district quarterly meeting for Dist. No. 2, Neb. T. and M. Society, appointed last week, is changed to Stromsburg, Polk Co., Neb., April 16, to be held in connection with the State quarterly meeting. E. D. HURLBURT, Director.
THE quarterly meeting for Hickory Corners, Hastings, Maple Grove, and Carlton Center, will be held at Maple Grove, Mich., April 8 and 9. We hope to have a good turnout. E. VAN DEUSEN.
THE quarterly meeting of the West Liberty church will be held at Hanover, Mich., April 1, 2. Eld. Fargo will be present. A. W. BATHER.
I now design attending the quarterly meeting with the brethren at Chicago, April 1, 2, as they may arrange. Hoping all the lovers of the truth will be present. R. F. ANDREWS.
THE quarterly meeting of the Jackson church will be held at Springport, Mich., April 1, 2. E. P. GILES, Elder.
THE Lord willing, I shall attend the quarterly meeting for Dist. No. 2 at Roosevelt, N. Y., April 8, 9; Dist. No. 3, at Mainsville, N. Y., April 15, 16. We earnestly desire a good attendance from all the churches in their respective districts. We trust every member will be present, and make a good donation to the tract society. Let not the work of the Lord be done negligently. M. H. BROWN.
Schuyler, Neb., April 8. Stromsburg, “ 15, 16.
THE Nebraska T. and M. quarterly meeting will be held at Stromsburg, April 15, 16. The State secretary will be there, and it is hoped there will be a general attendance of all missionary workers from a reasonable distance. CHAS. L. BOYD.
DIST. No. 4, Ind., will hold its quarterly meeting at Princeton, April 15, 16. This meeting is held one week later that all may be fully ready. Will meet with the church at Noblesville in their quarterly meeting, April 1, 2. WM. COVERT.

DISTRICT QUARTERLY MEETINGS

To be held April 8, 9.
Let all librarians and district secretaries bring the books and reports, and be prompt in attendance.
DIST. No. 5, Iowa, at Sandyville. Eld. Stevens is expected. NOAH HODGES, Director.
DIST. No. 4, Penn., at Corydon. SAMUEL WINKLEY, Director.
DIST. No. 14, Mich., at Potterville, Eaton Co. Eld. J. O. Corliss is expected. Hope to see a general turnout at the meeting. BENJAMIN HILL, Director.
DIST. No. 5, Kan., with the Noble church. We hope to see a good attendance of the brethren and sisters. Bro. Barton is expected. JAMES V. MAJOR, Director.
DIST. No. 5, Ohio, at Leipzig. A. A. Bigelow will be present. All the librarians should attend and all the leading brethren in the district. Meeting begins on Friday evening. J. S. FISHER, Director.
DIST. No. 2, Ohio, at Corsica, April 8, 9, instead of April 1, 2. E. C. PENN, Director.
DIST. No. 3, Mich., at Coldwater. J. O. CORLISS.
DIST. No. 2, Mich., at Hanover. E. P. GILES.
DIST. No. 9, Ill., at Watseka. A. O. TAYLOR.
DIST. No. 7, N. Y., at Brookfield, Madison Co. Would like to have Eld. T. M. Lane attend if convenient. T. T. WHEELER, Director.
DIST. No. 1, Iowa, at West Union. F. H. CHAPMAN, Director.

BUSINESS ITEMS

ALL librarians in Dist. No. 7 address all T. and M. business to A. E. Burrill, Battle Creek, Mich.
Books by Freight.—S. N. Haskell $140.90.
Books by Express.—P. W. Baker $5.46, C. Hall 5.89, A. E. Sturtevant 14.70.
Cash on Account.—Kan. T. & M. Society, M. B. Clinger $2.00, Mich. T. & M. Society per N. G. White 40.00, B. C. Y. M. Society per W. C. Sisley 41.67, R. C. Horton 5.00, L. Johnson 25.00, J. S. Hart 2.02.
Shares in S. D. A. P. Association.—L. Lane $10.00, Melvin Buck 50.00, Stephen Aldrich 30.00.
Donation to S. D. A. P. Association.—L. G. King $5.00, Friend of the Cause 10.00.
Mich. Conf. Fund.—Eaton Rapids per J. O. Corliss $6.67, O. Bart 5.00, Shelby per John Leland 5.00, St. Louis per A. O. Burrill 5.00.
Gen. T. & M. Society.—D. C. Burch, J. M. $10.00.
European Mission.—“E. P. B.” $1.00, E. Van Deusen 10.00, T. Carman 15.00, W. C. Sisley & wife 25.00.
English Mission.—Almira M. Preston $4.75, J. F. Carman 10.00, O. Sisley & wife 25.00.
Danish Mission.—E. Van Deusen $10.00, W. C. Sisley & wife 25.00, T. Thompson 2.3.