The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20
uNTTEp PREsRYTERIAN aYNop.
Annual Meeting In This City Of the
synod Of Ohio.

synod Of Ohio,
The United Presbyterian Synod Of Ohio
was in session in the church Of that demon.
nation in this city, on Chapline street, yes.
terday, An organization was effected the
evening before, Rev. Thomas Bale, OF St.
Clairsville, being made moderator.
Rev. W S. Owen, OF Steubenville, arrived
yesterday, and In his capacity OF stated clerk,
took charge OF the records, The Moderator
opened the daily session with prayer, and
prior TO taking up the business before the
body, half hour was spent in devotional
exercises.
Rev. Weir, OF Martins Ferry, was elected
assistant clerk. The annual reports Of the
various church boards were received and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees, TWAS
then resolved, on motion, that the next stated
meeting be held at Wooster Ohio. The
usual noon recess was then taken.
The afternoon session was opened with
prayer by Rev J. W, Taylor. Rev. +. c,
Simpson, Of Richmond, Indiana, and Rev.
Dr. Cunningham, OF the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city, were invited to sit Us
corresponding members
A conference on "The Conservation to
Christ of all the People" was held, Rev,
X. G. Wallace, of BellNirG, presiding, Rev.
DR., Wallace made brief address, US did
Drs. Bale and Mcclure, and Revs. Boyd and
RObb.
The Synod adjourned after half hours
devotional exercises,
The evening session was opened with pray.
er and devoted to conference ON the sub
jeCt OF sabbath Schools The trimming Of
teachers and normal class instruction was
considered addresses being made by DrS
nd ali Rail
others
A final adjournment was reached last
night, the business OF the Synod having been
brief and Of an entirely routine nature. The
members were dismissed with the bGnCdC.
ton by the Moderator,
The Synod includes quite an extensive ter.
ritOry, and Is composed Of many churches,
us will be seen by the following list OF min
listers present, with the charges from which
they come. There were also several elders
in the body rs delegates.
PREsBYTERYOF MANSFIELD.
J. G, Maige, Dalton.
W. !. Miller, Savannah.
J. p, RObb, Iberia.
u. A, Wallace, D. D, l., l., D., Wooster.
VS. Harper, fredericksburg
J. X, Martin, Lexington.
J. A. Anderson, Mansfield.
A. II, Kirkpatrick, MiIlersburg.
John Gaily, Utica.
VIM. Wishart, b. D., IEaycsvillc.
J. NJ. Moore, Ontario.
D. A. MCKIanahan, AyOndalG.
s. j, s, Moore, Dekalb,
PREsUYTEEY OF MusHINGuM
J. Comm, D. D., Salt Creek.
W. II. Mcfarland, D. D., Cambridge.
David Paul, u. D., New Concord
A. II. Caldwell, Antrim.
J. T. Campbell, Mt lICrmon.
=, H. boyd, ThornyillC
g, W. Martin, New Salem.
!. n, White, Fairview,
J. D. Palmer, Barlow
J, W. Taylor, Londonderry.
L, &, CrlswGll, Lebanon.
Il. II. Huston, Norwich.
d. NJ. Sleeth Caledonia
+. NJ. Spence, President MuSkingum Col.
lege, New Concord,
pREsHTERY or sTErBESyILLE.
J. NJ. Jameson, riney Fork.
J. II, LeipCr, Calcutta.
]. G. Tygart, East Liverpool,
IT, Y. lGiper Yellow Creek,
W. G. Dunn, ScroggsiiGld.
J. d, BOrlAnd, Richmond.
A. j. Allen, CarrOlltOn.
]. A. Bailey, WcllNille.
W. s. Owens. Steubcnvillc
J.W. hest, West Beaver,
Joseph Il. Cannon, Sloan Station.
J. II. Nash, Bloomfield,
PnESnYTERY OF WHEELING
J. T. Mcclure, u. D., Wheeling.
VIM. Grimes, Belmont,
W. j. Waddlc, CaSsvlle
Il, G.. Wallace, llellnirc,
NJ. NJ. Maring, IlonGy's Point.
VIM. Weir, Martins Ferry.
1'hOs. BalfG d. D., 81, Clairsvillc.
ThOs. Lore, D. D., High Ridge.
VIM. NJ. Coleman, West Alexander
NJ. NJ. Pollock, Brownsville
J. NJ Farrar, IIarrisvillG.
VIM. a. Wilson, buchanan Hill.
Samuel NJ. Bailey, Cadiz,
W. s. Moilltt, UniOntown.
J. N. Ashenhurst blaine.