Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09

APPOINTMENT of the Central
Pennsylvania Conference of the Evan
gelical Association, held in Carlisle,
Pa, March 2nd to 9th, 1892:
YORK DISTRICT.
f. KoHR, Presiding Elder.
Baltimore, A. II. Irvine; White Ground, y,
Yearlck ElySUtlle, p. w. Group; Hopdrd, c.
w. Finkbinder; JdrretScille, b. f. Anthony
Shrewsbury W. w. Rhoads; Glen R0ck, l..
Crumbllng; Lcgdnrille, j. Shambach; York,
L. w. Raidabaugh; York Circuit H. n. Gren-
niger and NJ. j. Snyder; Prospect. q. II. Schleh
and c. H. Gooding; Lerisberry, l.. Dice; DHS-
btlrg 7. +. Jarrett Readersr&ile, +, S. Vought
Cumberland :. Auraud and j. X. Sechrist un-
der the ?. +; CdriisIe, w. n. Croman; j. Hartz'
ler, superintendent of the mission work in Japan
JUNIATA DISTRICT.
U. r, SwENGEL, Presiding Elder.
Hd0erStoEn G. Joseph; LeeSbiHV, w. u. LII
ly; Big Spria1, d. Boas; Fishing Creek Valley,
J.. X, Harris; Perry, J. r. Shultz; NelcpoT and
Adrysrilie, p. 5. Orwig; Liperpooi, j. NJ. Dick /;
Junfdtd, j. NJ. Longsdorf; LeiciStorn and Pat
tsrson, S. W. seibert; Mcclure, w. II. Slower
and Z. d Keen under the p. E.; MiddIebur0
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L.. Port Trererton, J. w. BentZ; Union, ii. w.
Gross; MigIiRburg, ). Smith; Centre, i. q.
Weidcmyer and J. D. ShorteSS under the T.. l. !;
Brush Valley, N Young; =. l. ShorteSs, Supt.
of Union Seminary and member Of Union
Quarterly Conference; A. F.. GoUble, Principal
OF Union Seminary and member OF Union
Quarterly Conferences r. y. Hail. member OF
Fishing Creek Valley Quarterly Conference.
LEwlSBURG DISTRICT.
w. Il. DETwILRR, Presiding Elder.
LelriSbur9, r. HcnEst; Buffalo ID. 7. Kline;
White Deer, G T.. Zehner; DdHriue, j, NJ.
Brader; bloomsbury, S. T.. Remer; Columbia,
|. NJ. Pines; Bertrick. II. w. Buck; Luterne,
II. IL. Douty; CuhaTiSsd, M =. Fosselman;
Wyoming, G. w. Currin; KIeS. clifford, j. w.
Messenger; SttSguehoRnd. j. II. Hertz; Maple
Gr9re, W. ii. Hartman; DIShore 4 Berntcs,
q. l.. Burson; HngheSrii!e, j. j. Lohr; Nelc
Cotuubus b. r. Keller; Milton, ii. A. stoke;
NJ. j. Carothers, collector for Mission churches
and member of Milton quarterly conference.
WILLIAMSON DISTRICT.
A l.. RE EsER, Presiding Elder.
W'Qiamsport Market 81 j. Young; Walidm-
sport, BeHnSt st, j. c. Reeser; WillidmSpOrt
NJ. Sioat; WiltdHlSp0rt Circuit, K.
Young; Lycomirlg, A. Stapeton; Jersey Shore.
d. w Millel and a. w Swengel; Lock Haven,
j. N. Et finger: Nntany Valley j. A. Irvine
and IL. T. Searle; Sugar Valley, j. G. NJ. Sven
gel; Centre Han, q. Hunter; AileSburG, T. N.
Morris, Libsrty, j. NJ. Price; East Liberty, z.
CR!on, J. NJ. King; DInsrl,e. w
n. Wallace and supply; Seneca, Z. sWengeL
Judge Rockefeller, of Sunbury, ia
granting licenses to sell liquor, recent
ly, gave landlords and saloon men the
following pointed lecture: 81 give no.
tice now to all parties that l will re-
woke any license l may now grant, up
on proof being furnished me at any
time that the liquor llws have been
by any one, and it will not
take the same amount Of evidence to
convince me thaG the law has been vio-
lated that it seems The grand jurors re-
quire. l will not require that the wit.
nesses tasted the drink to know that il
was beer or liquor. And in regard to
Sunday, for instance, if a party keeps
his house open and men are seen going
in and out, and especially if any of
them are under the Influence OF drink,
shall not require that the witnesses
saw them diink or got the liquor in
that house, but simply that they keep
house oren apd allow parties to come
in and out Will be sufficient cause tor
me TO revoke their license at any time" "