The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-07-04
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The undersigned, business house
and hEms, agree to close our stores OF
rtJmy 4th. 90 q ~
BuOMn a stuhbIensld. Goodaon A
Blair; Rowe a. Marsh; w. Van Husi
a. Bro. J. X. Lawless; Gregg & Co.
Bewley e. Hnl; Geo. G. Williams; ID
Pence & Co.; Myers & Bird; McFar-
u land s. MeAmis; Km.S Hodges; w. n,
Rippetoe & Co.; G. B. MeCrAry. & Co
1 ID. w. Q. Davis; Craig &Jsrnagin. 3,
Other business firms, manufacturers
and mechanics are requested and ex-
lpeeted to acquiesce in this agreement
tand join a. an obseFyanee 0f1the day.
I TENNESSEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The Tennessee tPress Association
met In PythiAn Hall, Nashville,
\ Thursday, 2Sth instant, at 10 O'Clock,
President w. j. Slater, of the Wiz
chester Home journal, in the chair, the
other officers present being Yice-PIes-
ideDt r. S. Fletcher, OF the Jackson
Bzig; DR.. r. L. c. White, Of the Leban-
on Herald, Secretary, and W. A Wade,
Of the Milan Ezekaa0e, Treasurer.
President Slater, in calling the asso-
citation together, said:
Genilsmen Of the Tennes.ee Press Association:
am very glad TO see a. many pres
ent as are here, and very sorry to see
SO many absent that ought to be here,
and if they were here i would feel
constrained TO reprimand them for
falling to show that zeal in a good
work which should characterize every
journalist. The cultivation of the
social feelings necessary In all depart
msnts of life, As another great man
said on former oceasion. 1 feel like
lost dove just escaped from an ark,
and shall beg youto forgive any mia
take 1 may make. If was a better
man than 1 am, would ask Proyi-
dence to forgive you all. without
further waste OF words will call the
association 60 order. Gentlemen, you
can consider yourselvesin order.
Il Forty-fiTe or fifty Of the Journal Of |
the State were Represented during the
meeting.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-B. A. Enloe, Jackson (
Tribune and Sun.
Observation-Disclosures. Sommers,
Knoxville Tribune; A. Il. Baird,
Lumberman r.. s. Fletcher,
Jackson Wing.
secretary-R, /. c. White, Lebanon
Herald.
Treasurer-w. A. Wade, Exchange,
Milan.
The following is the programne next
year:
Forty Years in a Printing Office
lanes t. Bell, Of the Nashville
Banner.
The Country Press-B. A. Enloe, of
he Jacksoh Tribune and Sun. g 4
Newspaper English-R L. C. White,
4 the Lebanon Herald. D. -..t.
The Newspaper as an Orgsn-J. L.
AcGowan, of the Chattanooga Times.
Moral Influence Of the Press-H. II.
iibsOn, Of the Knoxville Chronicle.
The association then adjourned to
aeet AT Knoxville next June. a1t'
Following Is the list of exeursionists i
Trough the Ihdian Territory and
'exas: "a sr0atEFurb HFa ,
The party left Nashville Saturday
/
A. E Band Southern L nbcrman, \
'ashyfllsi NC. Turner, Humboldt Z
Argus; L. ID. Cardwell and one lady, O
'dr Country, onion City; J. L. Haw-
ins and one badly. Jonesboro Journal; I
osePh Townsend, Covington Call;
" ID. Bard, Wilson County News;
iessrs. ID. b. Grace and S. b. Grace,
.weetwater Democrat; j. L. Sloan, 4 I
'inden fimess w. ). Boiler, Fayeae-i T.
lille Observed; w. A. Frost and r. "A. I
'arks, Lynchburg Sentinel; W. A.
ninth, Columbia Guardian; II. L.
'Oone and A. Frost, ShelbyviIle Ga
cite w, A, Hawkins. Huntingdon
Iepnblicani "A. x. Desser, Jopeshoro4 !
ierald and Tribune; t. l.. Ernest,
ohnson City Enterprises w. f.. Bell,
School j onrnaI; D. p. o. :
orne, Tennessee Journal, of -Eluca-
on; w. A. Wade, Milan Exchange;
: L. Waggoncr, Maury County DEM y
crati Q. 7. Bledsoe, Springfield Rec g
rdi W.. Slater and one lady, Win &
hester Home Journal; A. L. Mcclure q
nd G. A. Haley, Nashville World; a
Gorge j. Puryis, louisville Courier r
oarhali E. A. Wilkinson, Lebanon v
ieraldi John Z. Helms, jr., and one l,
.dy, Morristown Gazette. b
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