R. F. ANDREWS

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · January 15, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 3

A young man, Chas. S. Coon, Lincklaen Center, Chenango Co., N. Y., would like to work during the coming season for a Seventh-day Adventist farmer.

JOHN B. MOORE, Spring Bank, Dixon Co., Nebraska, would like to work by the month or year for some Sabbathkeeper. Iowa, Nebraska, or Dakota preferred.

SARAH ABBOTT, Oshkosh, Wis., would like to correspond with any one who has a spare copy of Progressive Lessons for Youth, by G. H. Bell.

THE P. O. address of Eld. M. H. Brown will, until further notice, be Sanford’s Corners, Jefferson Co., N. Y.

WANTED.—Three young men who are used to working on a farm, to work for three different Sabbath-keepers near this place. Inquire of A. J. Cudney, Tekamah, Burt Co., Neb.

BRO. L. COOK, of Battle Creek, desires to find a good location among or near Sabbath-keepers, for wagon making and repairing and carriage painting. Would like to locate within eighty miles of Battle Creek. Any one knowing of such an opening, please address as above.

NOTICE TO ILLINOIS.—If all who have signed the teetotal pledge and paid their initiation fee of twenty-five cents, will inform Sister Lizzie S. Campbell, Belvidere, Ill., of the fact, she will send them a certificate. State who took your name, and to whom you paid your initiation fee. The canvassers were not as particular as they should have been when the names were taken.