The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-06

the work should be arranged, and
whether brethren should not be con.
suited in relation to what work would
be convenient for them.
But feeling that as far as they could
get the necessary Information it was
their duty to assign work to sll local
preachers and exhorters, they have
formed distinct plan for the district
embracing the city stations and part
Of New Liberty circuit. Also for a dis.
trict composed Of q portion Of Marshall
circuit, Moundsviile station.
They have divided the balance Of
G rave Creek circuit into two districts
which they have assigned to certain
brethren, leaving the arranging OF the
appointments to the brethren assigned
to each work.
They have given a monthly work to
Father Ally which 10 near his home,
on account Of bis age.
And recommend that the plan for the
balance of the local preachers on gen.
eral circuits be alternate in regular
work with liz pastor.
The committee ask that the Presid.
ing Elder and Preacher in Charge b e
instructed at his first round in next
to year arrange work and assign any
brethren to the same in any work that
the committee were not able to reach,
because OF the absence Of brethren or
proper information. Also that the Pre-.
siding Elder be requested 10 give all aid
and encouragement to the work in bis
quarterly rounds, by inquiry and his
fatherly advice.
Respectfully submitted,
E J. STONE, Chairman.
The plan OF appointments was then
partly announced by the Chairman, f.
j. Stone.
APPOINTMENTS.
WHEELING AND WEST Liberty CIRCUIT
The appointments at the Mouth OIL
Short Creek, Glen's Run, and Roor
House, will be filled every two weeks.
At the County Jail and Top Mill
there will be sermons every Sunday.
The following named preachers, will
Gil these appointments during the year :
Ell. Stone, ". L. Gilbreath, James
Bags, WILDER Bags. Joshua Laucas-
ter, w. u. Hobbs. D. Charnock, j.
Jefferson, J. Willetts. O l.. Odds, 5.
Jepson, Aug. Wincher.
MARSHALL AND GRAVE CREEK CIRCUIT.
Roberts Ridge, Zion Chapel, Rose
by's Rock, Bakers Chapel, Nickerson's
School House, Bowman's. Preachers.
Houssn, Riggs, B. B. Newman.
Ferre!'s School House, Glen Z ,stern,
Rock Dale, Blair's Ridge. Preachers
John Blair, Geo. Ryan.
GREEN CIRCUIT.
Shepherds and Lynn Camp, John
Alley, every four weeks each.
Lynn Camp, Carney and Higgins
Church, Stephen Higgins, exchange
every six weeks each.
Robinson's Ridge, Sow Gap and
Sugar Run, Thomas Heenan, exchange
each every six weeke.
George franklin and Taylor Rich
mond alternate with each other and
preacher in charge on Green circuit.
New MartinsvilIe Circuit, and the
balance of districts to be arranged by
the Presiding Elder at the first quarter
ly meeting.
The report as made by the Commits
tee was adopted.
On motion, E. J. Stone and W. II.
Morton were appointed to have the
city appointment printed.
On motion the Conference adjourned.
EVENING AND CLOSING SESSION.
At 7:l5 P. NJ. Conference opened with
religious services and singing by the
choir.
Diseus.itn-By Rev. S. King, How
are the unconverted members Of the
Church to be brought into saving rela-
lations with Christi
After the discussion religious services
were held, and a resolution OF thanks
TO the pastor. trustees, members and
friends OF Zane Street Church, for their
hospitality in providing for the sessions
of the Conference and the entertain-
ment OF the delegates was adopted.
A resolution was also adopted ask-
ing Senator Wiley 10 permit the publ
cation Of the essay on Local Preach
ers' Work"
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