The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-11
CoNrEaEncn CLoaEa.
Last Mours Or me Annual seiaioa-Ap.
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CONFERENCE CLoaEA
Last Hours ef the Annual Geasion-Ap,
polnfmentl,
At the opening Of the Conference al
Moundsyille yesterday the usual prayer
meeting was conducted by Rev. l. L, Stew.
art In the absence Of the Bishop, Rev,
Samuel Steele presided.
The report Of the committee on the OBJ
servance Of the Sabbath contained some mat
ters Of interest touching the camp meeting
question:
Re,Olrsd, That We observe with profound
regret the increase OF Sabbath dissertation by
traffic and travel.
Second-That we heartily endorse the
action OF the late General Conference In the
declaration "the dissertation Of the Sabbath
In public travel Is crying shame and de-
mRnds correction
Third-That We deplore the dsmoralizing
effect Of Sabbath excursions to camp meetinp
and other places Of public resort,
Fourth-That the closing Of gates at camp
meetings against Sunday excursioniSts meets
our hearty approval, and II this or other
measures DO NOT correct the evil we recon-
mend the abandonment OF CAMP meetings
altogether.
clarksburg was chosen as the next place Of
meeting.
Considerable amusement occurred over the
tobacco question, Every candidate was
made to promise to abstain entirely from Its
use,
DR.. Bolton asked for a supernumerary re-
lati0n. DR.. Il. Is one OF the best preachers
In the Conference, and his retirement from
the effective work Is loss 10 the Conference,
He has been member Of this Conference
for quarter OF century. His request was
granted.
Rev. j. j. Delivers desire to have super.
anuated relation, and asked that his desire
be granted. Rev. DolllveF Is one Of the oldest
men OF the conference, The conference was
deeply affected during his farewell address,
No man ever did grander work. As teSti-
monial Of the esteem OF the conference
heavy purse was made up aud presented to
Mr.. Doliiver
The Bishop announced the transfer OF @. Z,
Manchester TO the East Ohio Conference aud
II, WestwOod 10 the Baltimore Conference,
Y, $. Wilson to the Central Illinois, ]. X
Thompson to the Newark Conference, and s,
LowtheF to the New York Conference,
Just before the Bishop read the appoint
ments he made one OF the most touching adj
uIGHath W HlGaGhGtA We HuNG ever
At It's conclusion he asked the Conference TO
join him In prayer,
The appointments were read and the Con.
ference adjourned sine dit.
Following are the appointments:
WHEELING DISTRICT.
F. W. Ryan, p
Fourth Street, g. r. Masden. l
North Street, l., II, Jordan.
Zane Street, @. X. Copeland. ~.
Wesley Chapel, J. W. Grifliths.
Chapline Street, q. II. IIlto.
Thomson Chapel, W. +. LOOMS,
Marshall Circuit, c. J. Trippctt
BenwOod, Il. II, OFwin.
MoundSvllle Station, J. A. Fullerton.
MOundsVille Circuit, J. NJ. Warden,
New MartinSville, N. i, Dryden,
Green, W, d. Carrico.
Cameron, s. King.
Dallas, II, ], BoatmAn.
Short Greek, J, Liberty.
Trladelphia, w. +. Rippey.
NoRGANTowS DISTRICT,
D. II, X. Dix, r i.
Morgantown Station, 7, j. Hughes.
MorgantowR circuit, T. II. Trainer. b.
Smilhton, L. W. Roberts
Monongalia, J. +. Eichelbergcr,
MasOntOwn, @. W. Parriott,
Kingwood A, Hall,
KnottSville, 9, s Allem0ng,
Grafton, ", 9, Wilson.
FetteTman, A. |. Curtis
palAtine, John Conwell,
Blacksmith, W. u. TreYey.
JollytOwn, W, ]. ScharpS.
Arnettsville, q. Martin, ,.
OAKLAND DISTRICT.
n, Ison, Il, Il.
Oakland Station, s. +. Jones.
Deer Park, n. J.. Daumgarner.
Granville, D. Flanagan.
ShGlbyport and JOhnstown, A. N. Dowlin
BrandonvillG, +. q, ". Ford.
Pleasant Hill, ]. b. Feather.
81, George and Aurora, D. Tarker.
Pleasant Grove, A. Stevens.
Evansville, D. Cool, .t...
Newberg, H. + Leslie.
RoWlahlFg, q. Rogers.
irontOwn, u. +. Rogers. ft
Randolph, W. Hunter.
cLARxsRuRu DISTRICT.
l.. l.. Stewart. L. L,
Clarksburg, H. ]. lee. I-
Weit Milford, W. q. RhiellafTer.
Wilsonburg, r. N. Wallace.
Cherry Camp, J. +. snodgrass.
Smithon, j. II, HeSS ..#tF
Lumberport, J. c. Rexroad,
pruntytown, W. W, Kelly. a....
bridgeport n l. Ash. .--U
WMIhingt0n, n N, Summerville.
Falrmont, J. l., CLARK. ..,
Marion, G. II. f.akin.
Warrington, N. W, Rider
1.ogansport, A, !. L0veall.
| Nne Grove, ]. s. Foreman.
burton, G. B. Meredith.
BucHiANSoS DISTRICT, .
w. Il. White, p. 4,
BuCkhannon Station, W, NJ. West.
BuckhRnnon Circuit, W. T. Iovett.
Weston, d. Hammond.
Glenville, c. W. Upton,
phillippi, A. Mick, ..1.
Upshnf, G. warman and A. Musgroye
(RupA ~.
Merchandising, n. 8 Welsh. 90
beverly, L. G. Woodruff.
Frenchton, W. II. Young htd u. Young
tsup,) 1''l'
Canaan, D. N. IIeaston.
sutton, H. Weese and F. Cottyillc (sup.)
Webster, 8. Camden (Sup,)
Mingo, J. Adanson (Sull
pARRERsHVRa DISTRICT.
q, G. Wilding, r. f.
latksrb1rs Circuit, j. ". Lambert.
Wllllauistown, o. ]. Moore.
Mt Pleasant, G. Grossheld.
Volcano, to be supplied.
Belleville, y. U. Pfibble.
RaYenSwood, ]. +. Chenoweth.
Huntsville, W. J. Cannon. ...Fl
Elizabeth, j. +. Grimes .I.s ...,..s
Peterborough, W. Palmer, ,
elstersvllle, ]. y, WATSON. ...'.
Middlebourne, N. Il johnson. ,. ...
Centreyllle, IL y, King.
HugheL Run, TO be supplied.
West Union, G. ]. Price, ..U.. .-f-.