TUESDAY, May 15.  Arrive at Brother Benjamin Moomaw’s, where I stay all night.

WEDNESDAY, May 16.  Call at Brother David Plain’s; then to meeting at Bethel.  Subject, John 14:24.  Dine at Brother Moomaw’s.  Sup at Jacob Bonsack’s:  then to night meeting.  Brother Jacob Miller speaks.  His subject is the General Epistle of Jude, his discourse being made up of remarks upon the spirit and general scope of the epistle.  Stay all night at Daniel Kiser’s.  Fine weather.

THURSDAY, May 17.  Arrive at Brother John Lear’s, who meets us at the Union depot.  Stay all night with him.

FRIDAY, May 18.  Meeting at Knapp’s Creek meetinghouse.  Matthew 5 is read.  Dine at young Benjamin Basehore’s.  Then to meetinghouse again.  Subject, “The Pure River of the Water of Life.”  Revelation 22.  Stay all night at Peter Basehore’s.

SATURDAY, May 19.  Come to Joseph Bowman’s; then go to Jonesborough, Washington County, Tennessee.  Dr. Alpheus Dove is located here, and I spend the day and night with him.

SUNDAY, May 20.  Stop at Conrad Basehore’s.  Forenoon meeting at the Valley meetinghouse.  Matthew 11 is read.  Dine at Brother Conrad Basehore’s.  Meeting in afternoon.  John 3:7 is my subject.  Sup at Brother Joseph Bowman’s and stay there all night.

MONDAY, May 21.  Visit David Bowman’s, Daniel Bowman’s, Sears’s, and get back to Joseph Bowman’s for dinner.  Toward evening go to Brother Daniel Crouse’s, where I stay all night.  Fine weather.

TUESDAY, May 22.  Meeting in Brother Henry Swadley’s barn.  I give a general talk on the fifteenth chapter of John.  Stay all night at Brother David Garst’s.

WEDNESDAY, May 23.  Come to Henry Linaweaver’s; dine at Brother Samuel Miller’s, and in afternoon have meeting at the Seceder’s meetinghouse.  Subject, “The Great Prophet.”  Stay all night at Brother John Nead’s.  Fine day.

THURSDAY, May 24.  Afternoon meeting at Brother Benjamin Basehore’s.  My subject, Matthew 11, last three verses.  Stay there all night.

FRIDAY, May 25.  Stop at Emmanuel Arnold’s.  Meeting in the Limestone meetinghouse.  After meeting, deliberate in committee on the best ways and means for a more extended and general spread of the Gospel.  All the members of the committee seemed to be impressed with the importance of the matter under consideration.  All agreed that it is not contrary to gospel order for the church to help such preachers as are not able, from poverty, to do what their ability as ministers would enable them to do, if they could spare the time from their work at home to go more.  Many fields are still white unto the harvest.  The Lord may be to-day saying:  “I have much people in this city,” or in this place.  By this he means, ready to accept salvation and become his people whenever the door of the church is fairly opened up to them.  Stay all night at Brother David Clepper’s.

SATURDAY, May 26.  Meeting at the meetinghouse.  D.P.  Saylor, H. Koontz, and James Quinter all speak.  Ephesians 2 was read.  In the afternoon Peter Nead spoke to a very large and attentive audience.