The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
Hazlehurst Signal-W. l.. Mitchell

Hozlehurst Signal-W. L. Mitchell
and W. l.. Birdsong.
Holly Springs South-F. A. Tyler
and wife.
Holly Springs Register-R. 8. Mosby
and wife.
Iuka Cosmic Gale-E. Gambler and j.
M. Jourdan.
jackson State Ledgcr-R. Ii. Henry
and t, NJ. Henry.
jackson Clarion-J. l.. Power, Oliver
Clifton.
jackson New Mississipplan-E. s.
Wilson md James Lusk.
jackson Deaf Mute Voice.. r. Dob>
byns and L. L. Matthews.
Kosciusko STAR. Fl. Anderson.
Lexington Advertiser-A. G. Durdin
and +. F. Noel.
Lexington Bulletin-J. s. Hoskins
and daughter.
Louisville-Signal-W. J. Newman.
Magnolia Gazette-J. d. Burke and
daughter.
Moss Point Advertiser. &C. M. Liddel.
Meridian Mercury and Observer.
j Shannon and I NJ Partridge.
Meridian Baptist-Miss Alice Ores
setl
Match, Democrat .Thos Grafton and
W Lambert.
Oxford Falcon-J. W. Youngblood
and wife.
Oxford Engle-H A Moore
Pascagoula Democrat Star-P X
Mayors. NJ b Richmond.
Pass Christian Beacon-H P Beeman
and S D Barr
Pittsboro Banner-J r McGregor and
j a Spencer.
Utica CONNECT. H Martin
RAYMOND Gazette-S d Harper and
d ) Fe ring
Ripley Advprtiser-R T Ford.
Ripley Sentinel-L P Smith and W
, W Robinson.
Sardis News-W Fl Crockett.
Summit SentineI-N P Bonney.
Snrdis Starr A Bonner.
Starkvlle Citizen-Misses Lillian and
Eugeuia Norment.
Starkville Livestock Journal-W H
Collingwood.
Sta,kville Iimes-J NJ Harris aud F.
L Ware.
ScOoba Herald-A, r. Hart
Shubuta Messenger-C. A. Stovall and
vie
Vicksbnrg Planters Journal-T. P.
Grnsty and Miss Ella Grasty.
Vicksburg POST. G. eastman.
Vlckshurg Commercial Herald-G. W.
R1gcrs and Chas. Wright.
West Point Leuder-L. s. Carlisle
and wife.
West Point New Era.-J. X. Almon
and lady.
Water Valley Central-A. B. McKie.
Water Valley Progress-S B Brown.
Water Valley Courier-J. G.. Lucas.
Walthull Warden-W. B. Taylor.
Winonu Advance-P. L. Moore and
wife.
Niuona Argus-W. A. and W. N.
Hunt
West Point Visitant-J. F. Futrell
and wife.
Valley Flng-J. M. Liddel.
Yaz'o City Sentinel-W. A. Henry
and wife.
Yazoo City Herald-J. G. Mcclure.
Yazoo City Herald-R. X. Jayne,
proxy.
The following resolutions were then
offered and adopted:
BY W. A. Henry:
RESOLVED, That it is with sincere re-
greet that We learned OF the sickness of
Col. F. G.. Morehead, President of our
association, whereby he Is detained from
being present at our present meeting,
aud that we wish him a speedy recovery
to health
RESOLVED, That we have listened to
the excellent communication from him,
read by Mr.. Grusty, with sincere pleas
ure, and hereby tender our thanks for
same, and that it is hereby ordered to
be spread upon the minutes Of this as
socI Lion.
By Col. J. L. Power.
RESOLVED, That the courtesies Of the
Mississippi Press Association are hereby
most cordially rendered to Mr.. Moses
Folsom, representatives of the Burling
ton, Dowa) Huwkyeye, and FL. II.
Hargrove, of the New Orleans Picayune
who are at present on visit to our
State Capital.
BY Geo B. HARPER.
RESOLVED, BY THE MISSISSIPPI Press
ASSOCIATION, That it was with extreme
regret that we heard some months ago,
of the destruction by fire of Col. J. +.
Fl. Clairborue's residence, Dunbalton,
in Adams county, this State.
RESOLVED, That We deplore the miss
fortune, not only because of the great
loss thus entniled upon our distinguish
ed and venerable brother, but because
the manuscripts for the Second and
Third Volumes of Col. Caiborne's
faithful, interesting and valuable His
tory of Mississippi, with all the papers
and manuscripts from which they were
prepared, were utterly destroyed in the
common ruin.
RESOLVED, That we deeplysympathze
with Col. Claiborne because Of the great
loss which he sustained, and with the
people of the State in the loss of n
faithful history of the State.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of this
Association forward to Col. Claiborne,
at Natchez, Mississippi, an engrossed
copy of these resolutions.
Resolved, That the officers of the State
Government of the several public insti-
tutions and of the city of Jackson. be
/ invited to seats during the session of
this CONVENTION. Adopted,
BY r. FL. Henry.
Resolved, That committee of three
be appointed to prepare suitable reso-
lutiUns to commemorate the memories
of our decoased members.
The chair appointed the following as
a committee: II. II. Henry, G. A. Stovall,
X. A. Bonner. j. P. Stovall, S. d,
Harper.
|. NJ. Partridge moved that resolutions
of coincidence be photographed to Presi-
dent Morehead in his sickness Adopted
BY Il y Wilson, to appoint com,
mittee on business resolutions.
Committee-E S Wilson, NJ b Rich
| m0nd, S A Jonas.
AFTERNOON SESSION, O'CLOCK.
Association convened pursuant to adj
journment, Vice-President Shannon
presiding,