The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-12-23

6A1NkSvILLk OlsFRICr-C. a. ruh"oou'
Presiding Elder.
Gainesville-J r. Sharp.
Siark-W. 8. Richardson.
Waldo-L. w. Browder.
Melrose-E- Fl. Giles.
Orange Spring-W. J. Dowel.
Micanopy- d. Turner.
Bronson and Archer-S E. Phillips.
Cedar Key aud Ellzey-J. c. Ley.
Levy Mission
Ocala-W. N. Poage.
Marion Circuit-T. NJ. White.
Anthony Circuit-W c. Collins
Citra and Millwood-R. L. Honiker.
Ocklawsha-W. r. johnson.
Wekiva and Crystal Rver-r. B. Reynolds.
Editor Florida Christian Adoocate-J. P. De-
Pass.
JACKSONVILLE DIsTRIcT-H. B. Frazee, Pre-
siding Elder
Jacksonvie-St Pauls and City Mission, Fl
Fl. Kennedy. R o. Weir.
Duval Mlssion-A. A. Presbrey.
Fernandina-E. G. Chandler.
Nassau Mission-J. T. Duncan.
Green Cove and Vernon-F. r. Bridges.
Mandarin Mission-George J. Kennedy.
Palatka@J. B. Ley.
81. Augustine Misson--J N ] mes
Fruiiland Circuit-J W. Folsom.
Seville Circuit-Jas Russell.
Enterprise Circuit-C. L. Patillo.
Sanford-T. w. Moore.
West Putnam-N r Hamer.
Lower 81. Johns-Supplied J. Mcdowell.
Duval High SchOol-F. PAsc,, Principal
ORLANDO DIsrRIcr-T w. Tomkies, Presid-
ing Elder.
Orando-Josephus Anderson.
Like Jesup-C. A Sanders.
Kissimmee, and Mission-L W. Moore, E. F.
Brown. Supply.
Apopka Circuit-R L. Virgins.
Maitland Circuit-E. F. Ley.
Tavares-Jss L. Taylor
Altoona-W. II. Steinmyer
Leesburg-T. Bishop.
Yalsha and Mission-JL NJ Speir and J. W.
Hammer.
Lady Lake, Pixton.
Wildwood-W. F. Norton.
Sumter-George Lee.
Panasofkee-F. Pixton.
Brooksville-T s. Armisiead
Fort Dade-W F. Alexander
Floral City-W. H Parker.
Hernandez c. Castleberry
Gulf Mission
TAMPA DIsrRIcr-E J. Holmes, Presiding
Elder
Tampa-C. E Pelot.
Keystone Circuit-H A. h Crumpton
Clear Water Circut-G. W. Mitchell
Alada Circuit. E. Neal, and one to be sup
piled
Plant City and Lakeland-A E Householder.
Auburndale-Isaac Rider.
Keysville Mssion-To be supplied by G. W.
Forrest
Bartow-T J. Nixon.
Fort Mead and Homeland-J. r. Taylor.
Fort Green-D. A Cole
Pine Level Circuit-R ". Evans
Fort Ogden Circuit-W Z. Jor,ian.
Manstee-J. r Crowder, E F. Gates, Super
numerary.
Palmetto-S B Black
Myers and Caloosahalchee-J. A Castell, and
one to be supplied
Key West-First Charge and Cuban Mission,
R Fl. Barnett H. B Someian.
Sparks Chapel and City Mission-W H. r.
Roberts, ]. A Giddens
Key Largo Circuit. NJ Sweat
W. NJ. Watts transferred TO South Georgia
Conference.
C. E Bowman transferred TO North Georgia,
and stationed a, Oxford.
Eight ministers were ordainedl DeAcons and
two Elders.
During 1885 there was raisei for Church Ex-
tension, <536 81; for Domestic Missions, 81, 4l2-
90; for Foreign Missions, e ,aee r.
The Preachers Relief Fund now amounts to
$2,57s50
Tampa District was the banner district in the
matter of collections
The Jacksonville and Atlantic Railroad Com
pany offered the Conference a donation of ten
acres OF land ST Pablo Beach for the establish
ment of camp meeting ground The oder was
accepted. and the railroad conpzny will erect all
buildings necessary. giving the Conference i've
years TO pay for them The following board OF
trustees Of campground was appointed: a. B.
Frazee. chairman; H W. Long, W. A McLAne,
Geo W. Frsxier and Geo. W. Saxon
The visiting divines were d. C. Kelley. d.
D., Treasurer Board OF Missions, NJ E Church,
South; Dr.. L S. Hopkins, President Emory Col
lese; D. 5. Morton. Secretary Church Extension
Board: Dr. A G. Hsygooa. Ageo, Slater Fund !:
Z Parker. of the American Bible Society; J. B.
Culpepper, Agent Orphans Home (AacoD) for
South Georgia. Alabama and FLORIDA; l. D.
Palmer. OF Southern Methodist Publishing
House, Nashville; julius MaGaih, Proiessor of
Hebrew. Emory College; Rev. J. W. Burke,
Editor Wextyaa CArisias ian,oat<, Mao,n, Ga;
], O. Branch, South Georgia Conference Rev.
Mr.. Waller and Rev. Mr. Smith, EvanselissA
The next session Of the Conference will be
held al Leesburg.