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. Gospel Messenger, The (1884). Set for the Defense of the Gospel. Entered at the Post-Office at Mt. Morris,as Second Class Matter. 111. Vol. 22, Old Series. Mt. Morris, 111., and Huntingdon, Pa., May 20, 1884. No. 21 THE GOSPEL MESSENGER. H. B. BRUMBAUGH, Editor, And Business Manager of the Eastern House, Box 50, Huntingdon, Pa. As we close our editorial for this week, we,art for our District Meeting. On our re-irn we may have something to say aboutle meeting. On Saturday we had a short call fromrethren Henry Clapper and S. A. Moore,elegates from the Hopewell church, onleir way to District Me
. Gospel Messenger, The (1884). Set for the Defense of the Gospel. Entered at the Post-Office at Mt. Morris,as Second Class Matter. 111. Vol. 22, Old Series. Mt. Morris, 111., and Huntingdon, Pa., May 20, 1884. No. 21 THE GOSPEL MESSENGER. H. B. BRUMBAUGH, Editor, And Business Manager of the Eastern House, Box 50, Huntingdon, Pa. As we close our editorial for this week, we,art for our District Meeting. On our re-irn we may have something to say aboutle meeting. On Saturday we had a short call fromrethren Henry Clapper and S. A. Moore,elegates from the Hopewell church, onleir way to District Meeting. Brother J. G. Winey, of Campbell, Mich.,lforms us that they had a cold and latepring. Prospects for wheat only middlingood; peaches badly damaged by freezing. As will be seen, the Pennsylvania Bail-road Company offers our brethren wishingto go to Annual Meeting, very good rates,and as, by going this route, all passengerswill be taken directly through to the grounds,the accommodations will be all that can beasked for. Bro
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