The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-18

kins M. .Naughan ana 1amlly nave re- turned from the mountains of North Carolina. where th'v spent several weeks. W. H. Maybin of Montgomery is in the city on a visit to two of his daugh- ters. He has not been in Selma since be- fore General Wilson captured it in 1865. Secretary McGin will organize the gym nasium class at the Y. NJ. C. A. next week, and all who wish to join should notify him at once. There is not an empty store on Broad or Washington Streets. and those that have been vacant so long on East Water Street are fast filling up.
 Mrs. Julius Liepold and daughter have returned home from New York after stopping over a few days with friends in Montgomery. Alex Hatcher who has been dangerous ly i'll at the residence portion of the jail for several days past. Is reported to be some better.
 The Dallas County Democratic EXecu- tive Committee will meet tomorrow to tabulate the vote in the county for Wilson and Garber.
 Miss Georg.a Skinner. accompanied by her mother, left for Montegal yeSter- day. where she will enter the Girls lndus- trial School.
 special venire has been summoned for September 24, to try Alto Evans, col ored who is under an indictm for murder.
 Mrs. Lula Patterson, who has been the guest of Miss Laila Jeans for <ome weeks past, will leave for her home at Whistler today.
 The striking stone cutters on the First Baptist Church are packing their effects and leaving the city as speedily as pos sible.
 Miss Susie Holmes and Mfss Willie McConn Fl nav, returned from New York where they have been for several weeks past.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Wes. Thomas. who went to AnniSton to reside a few weeks ago. have come back to Selma to live.
 Several carloads of lumber for the Y M. c. A. natatorium have arrived and active work on il has been resumed. A barbecue, perhaps the last of the season, was given at Ravenwood Park | today and was largely attended. J. E. Wilkinson has purchased the Cr- | | will move into it on October l.
 Misses Ruby and Matte Phelps leave | for Mont1vallo this morning to attend | the Girls Industrial School. l Norman Griffin. one of the efficient em- | ployes of the postoffice. Is quite Ill at his | home on Parkman Stret.
 Mrs Virgil Weaver has returned home | from her several months outing in the
 mountains of Virginia. | October from Union Street to a cottage | on Fremont Street.
 Hon. A. NJ Tunstau of Greensboro.
 candidate for Speaker of the House, is in
 the city today.
 Mrs. R. J. Campbell died at her home
 near Summerfeld yesterday and was | buried today. IT. A. Hardie. Jr.. of Unlontown spent | yesterday the city. mingiing with his numerous friends.
 Mrs E. w. Pettus, ~.o has been quite | Ill. is reported to be d great deal better this morning.
 Dallas County cotton growers will not average over three bales to the mule this season.
 Miss Bama Skinner left yesterday to at tend the Brenau Conservatory at Gaines vile, Ga
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Kincey have re- turned from trip of several days to Atlanta.
 l.. Bamberger wil keep house next year, having rented a residence on Mabry Street. A great many country people are in the city today in attendance on the Circuit Court.
 Mrs. r. M. Dcnner is vi.iting her ia ther, M.ljor Tomlin, at kirk's Grove, Ala.
 Miss Amelia. Davis and Mrs Pickard of Plantersville. are in the city today
 Miss Rosa Lyon Of Colerine is in the city the guest of Miss Bessie Hudson
 Miss Octavia Green has left for Marion. where she will enter the seminary. Mayor Mcleod. who has been quite un- well for several days. is improvlnS Willie G. Privctt has returned from stay of week at Batess farm. Rev Mir Mclichamp of Jacksonville, | is a visitor to Selma today. | w H. Lovelacc of CnOntown was a visitor to Selma yesterday.
 Mir and Mrs H. H. Stewart will go to housekeeping on October 1.
 Miss Hattie Mathews of Orrvilla. is on visit to the city today.
 Mrs. Levi Herzfeld is quite i'll at her home on Selma Street. II. L. Mckinney of Montgomery spent yesterday in Selma. R. E. McWilliamS and wife of Camden, are visitors today.
 EXCEPTIONS FILED.
 Attorneys Fighting for starks and Means. A bill of exceptions was filed in the office of the Clerk of the City Court of Montgomery yesterday by thc Attorney | for Will Starks and Alex Means, ne- groes. under the death sentence. These exceptions will be brought h"- fore the Supreme Court at it's next ses- sion.
 Starks and Means were convicted du- ring the July term Of court of the mur-