The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-08-06
and J. NJ. Stovall, and on motion
was received.
Tsha,. IJ,rr;rana Ehoz|s Grange.

was received. 80
Then Hurricane Shoes Grange,
her delegates, namely. A.
M. Culpepper, and William Crit
fifth and on motion was received.
The. next business in order was
the election of officers for the en-
suing year. Bro. II. r. Deadwy-
lefs name was proposed for Presi-
dent and was reelected tor the
fourth time by unanimous rising
vote. For Secretary Brother 5. C
Jackson was, reelected, and Broe
10. Watson; Assistant Secretary
and Treasurer. -
Reports from different Oranges
shows: Ist Doves, Creek Grange in
very -FOUR hing condition, with
an increasing membership Re
hobothG Grange reports eurouraglns
III, with an increasing il1embcrship =
Oak Hill Grange make 4 good Re
port, with membership increasir<
Banksville Grange had gone down
but few live members rallied and
1T present had good membership,
with bright prospects before them
Hurricane Shoals Grange in good
condition. Liberty Grange IN hour
ishing condition.
REPORT OF THE ExEcUTIvE coM-
80 ID p 'AfETTEE.rsrxs rraxEA
The report was heard and re.
ceived as information.
4 6 rs Il NEW BUSINESS, = IN
Banks lille Grange sent up re-
solution to have the Association d.
vided into two ASSOCIATIONS. oreF
After discussion Bro. j. w. Mar
tin. moved to divide the Association
into three districts, which motion
prevailed. 20 '''3s i'3@ s.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing com mittee to arrange said
division, namely, Bro. w. T. Nor
man, d. P.Oglesby, w. Griffith, A.
M. Rucker and w. ]. Burgess.
The committee after consultation
reported the association districted
as follows: Doves Creek, Oak Hill,
Rehoboth, Fork and Paoli Oranges
be called the Elberton District.
Danielsville, Planters Stand, Ba-
kersville and Goshen Hill Oranges
be called the Danielsville District
Planters, Liberty, Hurrican Shoals,
Gilleville and Harmony Oranges be
called the Jackson District
BY motion the Association is to
meet alternately in the districts
also that each Grange be entitled to
one delegate each; also on motion
to amend the constitution so as to
allow one additional delegate to
each Grange to be called district
delegate.
On motion there was committee
of three to arrange the different
district meetings SO as to not con.
flict with each other. Said com
mittee reported: First District meet.
ing at Hurricane Shoals Grange or
Thursday before sd Sunday in DC
tober next & #Iaah s8J e.
| Second meeting, Elberton Dis
trict, at Oak Hill Grange, on Thurs
day before the 4th Sunday in De
cember next. at =
Third District meeting, Daniels
1 vile District, at Banksville Grange
on Thursday before the 4th Sunda,
! in September next. 2 ,2ye3 500
! On motion the next annual meet
ing of this Association. to be hello
in the Danielsville District.
! On motion of Bro. ]. ID. Brown
to have the minutes of to-day pro
ceedings sent to the editor Of TIL
PATRON OF HUsBANDRY with a re
quest that he publish same. F
On motion of Bro. Up Deadwy
Ter, that the thanks of the Associa
ton be rendered to the citizens O
Bow man and surrounding commu
nifty for their hospitality.
On motion the District delegate
were made a committee to arrang,
business for the next Association.
On motion the Association ad
| journed.
Fraternally, E. B. NORMAN,
Bowman, July ~. Sec'y.