A Home for Brother M. Hull.
By James White
BRO. A. Caldwell says of the place offered by Bro. E. B. Saunders, mentioned in "Good Samaritan No. 4:" "It is well worth four hundred and twenty-five dollars. Bro. L. offers it for two hundred and forty dollars ready cash; so Bro. S. offers to give at least one hundred and eighty-five dollars." To our proposition that we would be one of twenty-five to raise two hundred and fifty dollars to help Bro. Hull to a home, but few have responded. We do not ask any church to drain their S. B. treasury. We do not ask small sums of those whose means are limited, but we invite those who would esteem it a pleasure, and are able to do so to send in their tens and twenties, or their pledges, and we will forward the means immediately, that Bro. H. may have a deed of the humble home at once, and be about his Master's business. Matters now stand thus: | Wm. Peabody, (pledged) |
$20,00. |
|---|
| James White, |
10,00. |
| D. R. Palmer, pd. |
10,00. |
| Ira Abbey, ‐ |
10,00. |
| Wm. Treadwell, ‐ |
10,00. |
| S. W. Rhodes, ‐ |
10,00. |
All who wish to take stock in this enterprise must apply immediately. J. W.