JUST as we go to press a report is received from Brn. J. S. Howard and E. A. Briggs who have been holding tent meetings at Auburn. These meetings closed Sunday evening, July 18, a "moderate interest continuing to the last." Notwithstanding bitter opposition, they report that eight have taken their stand for the truth. From here they went with the tent to Grass Valley, where meetings are now in progress.
Appointments.
THE providence of God permitting, I will meet with the friends of the cause at San Jose, Sabbath and first-day, July 31 and Aug. 1.
Will meet with the friends at Vacaville and surrounding country, Sabbath and first-day, Aug. 7 and 8. Shall expect to see a general attendance.
S. N. HASKELL.
No PROVIDENCE preventing, I will meet with the brethren at La Fayette, Sabbath, July 31.
M. C. ISRAEL.
REMAINING CAMP-MEETINGS FOR 1880
MICHIGAN, Alma........................August 5—10.
CANADA ........................................“ 12—17.
NEW ENGLAND ..............................“ 19—24.
MAINE ...........................................“ 26—31.
VERMONT ......................................Sept. 2— 7.
INDIANA .......................................“ 9—14.
OHIO............................................“ 16—21.
ILLINOIS, Decatur..........................“ 23—28.
MICHIGAN, Battle Creek.....Sept. 28 to Oct. 11.
CALIFORNIA ................................————
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