Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-11-05

sic by Prof, Dyes Band. Adjourned
to meet Saturday morning at 9 O'clock
q. m. trei iIrl t1l -
.a03 .aa1 f.ia7 EGa la 2Ial
Saturday 1fOrning,l
Oct. 18th.
Met pursuantt to adjournment.D Call
ed toOrder by the President; opened
with prayer by Prof Black and sing
ing by the Normal. Quartette Club,
after which the election OF officers
took place. Prof. Black was elected
President, Prot, Moore Vice President,
f. M. Williams Secretary and Miss NJ.
BTOrey Treasurer. On motion Com
mittee was appointed to nominate
suitable persons for an Executive
Committee consisting ofO. b. Hew-
ett, ]. s. Church and Prof Moore !;
after which a committee was appoint
ed to revise the Constitution and By
Laws and report at the afternoon ses-
sion, consisting Of w D. Blackburn,
Prof Moore and o. b. Howetta Re
port of committee Oh nomination for
Executive committee received and
eoInBittee discharged. Persons nom
mated were. Prof. Martin, w. E. Ma
jOrs and Miss d. H. johnson, who
were duly elected. Next an exercise
in Reading, by a class of the Brown
vile High School, which was con
Quoted by Prot. Moore, On motion,
o. B. Hewett was excused from serv-
ing on the constitutional committee
and Prof J. NJ. Mckenzie was ap-
pointed III his place. Music by the
Normal Club, after which was an exeF-
else in Grammar, conducted by Prof
Mckenzie, followed by a1discussion
on the best manner Of conducting a
recitation. After quite a lengthy dis
cussion by a number of members
present, Prof. Mckenzie recited the
''RHm Maniac" Adjourned to meet
at 1:3O, p. IA.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met accordlng to djoilrnmeut.
Opened with singing by the Normal
Club. Report Of Committee on Con-
stitution and Bylaws received and
Committee discharged. On motion
the Constitution was taken up article
by article and adopted. It was mov-
cd and adopted that when the Asso-
citation adjourn, that it adjourn to
meet at Peru on the last Friday even
ing Of November next and hold over
Saturday. On motion a Committee
was appointed to wait upon the audi
eice to sign the Constitution, after
which, Pref. Martin favored the Asso-
citation with an interesting and in
structiYe address. Music by the Nor
mai Club, after which W. D, Black
burn entertained the audience with
an address. The following resolu-
tions were then adopted:
1st. ReSOlved, That we instruct the
Executive Committee to see that an
Educational meeting be held in each
School District in the county and pro-
vids speakers for the OCCASION,
/ ID. Re8olued, That as an Associa-
ton we recognize in our School Dag
/ Visitor, published by J.W. Daugha-
day & Co., Of Philadelphia, an in
terGsting and instructive periodical
4 an efficient aid to teachers and pupils,
and we heartily recommenditto to every
| parent and teacher in our State.
| 3D.. ResolVcl, That we believe the
efficiency of teachers would be much
increasedif they would become own
ers and readers of the Teachers Ii
brarg, published by a, S, Barnes &
Co., of n. K rf5ss -r.rt rs lu..-r
4th4 ResOlUed, That we extend our
thanks to the good citizens of Brown
| ville for their IberaIity in entertain
| ing the Association and to Prof Dye
| for his kindness iR furnishing an in
! stFament and entertaining us with
/ music. Also to the Normal Quartett6
| Club for their musical entertainment
/ On motion, the subject of School Gov.
eminent was laid over as unfinished
! business. Report Of the Executive
I Committee received and adopted. II
was moved and adopted that the See
retary be instructed to publish th,
proceedings of the meeting nov anl
| two weeks before the next regular
/ meeting. lsua9a sdt a.oe Ha
After witch the Executive Com
imittee submitted the following pro
gramme for the next regular meetin,
of the Association Friday evening
!, Nov. 9th, 1868.
Prayer; Music; Inaugural Addres
/, Eby the President; Music; Lecture b,
! Prof. G. B. Moore; Music
/ SATURDAY, g. A. sBI.--Calling of tn
roll by the Secretary; Music; Clas
Recitation from Normal School; Dis
cussion-Subject: School Discipline
/. Music. I'D.
AFrERNOoN SEssTOE-Essay b.
l Miss M. Morey; Music; Deelanatio
t by w. E. Majors Discussion; Music
, Defamation By w III. Winters; MU
= sici Address by +. M. DiRinny Z.
: say by Q, B. MeKenzie;1 Music. 5i
! The above programme was adopted
] The Association Adjourned to th
: above specified time and place. . q
I ISAAC BLACK, Pres.
/. i. M. WILLIAMS Sec.