The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-29

quota of brilliant and useful states men. The moral atmosphere of the little city has been dietinct feature which has proven attractive to strans- The population of DadevIlle by the last census ts placed at a fraction over LIDO. l dare say 1t will now foot up L60o. Every house in the place is oc- without. inquiries being made for resi- aences by people wishing to reside in Dadeville. The school IS prospering under the supervision of Prof. Thorn. There Is not a resident habitual drunk ard in the town. The new court house 10 2 credttable building. constructed under the administration of Judge J. T. Harlan. The storehouses are con- structed of brick. Recently two new the wise and careful administration of Mayor Js Percy Oliver and his excel lent Board of Aldermen, the town owns a, superb electric plant. and the ser isfaction. The court house Is lighted. and lights will soon be placed in the jail by Sherin Smith. ,...
 There has been wonderful improve ment in the morals of the people of the County in the past twelve months. The grand jury of the Circuit Court, with Solicitor Bowling to assist them, and ex-Judge Joseph Johnson as their quiry, for five days concerning the evil doers and only returned sixteen true bills. Both Judge Brewer and Solici- tor Bowling are deservedly winning golden opinions from the people and
 Besides the oil we'll and guano fac- tory the Sanford Milling and Manufac- turing Company Is an enterprise of the town. The plant is run by cleo tricity. and 1t Is rumored that knit ting mill will be started up before great while There is also talk of a steam ear aI,a laundry coming to Dadeviile. It
 A Commercial Club has been orga- nized. and is moving of with iiattering auspices.
 The telephone system, presided over
 Miss Sparta Blow attends strictly to her duties as operator at the telegraph office. and the little office Is "a thing fact is 1t is a perfect little parlor, uniquely decorated with rare flowers and pictures of unsurpassed beauty. There is an air of neatness and sweet ness about the little cozy little corner that makes one wonder why he'd wan der inquest of a more beautiful scene.
 As a matter of news, Miss SpTatling, who has been assisting Prof. Thorn in School, rendered her resignation to the Board few days since, and it was &C., cepted. ~
 On the Eth of April MT; Bozeman Rylance, of New York, will lead to tho altar Miss Bessie Bulger, daughter of Hon. Thos. l.. Bulger. Doubtless many of Miss Bessie's host of admir- CTS will congratulate the fortunate New Yorker on this lucky hit of his.
 Large congregations greeted Dr. W. B. Crumpton at the Baptist Church in Dadeville last Sunday. His theme was Missions, and his tmpressiveness took deep root on the minds and hearts of his hearers.
 A school tax campaign will be inau- gurated in Tallapoosa County later on in the summer.
 Tallapoosians are readers, judging from the number of newspapers print ed in the County. They have The Out look at Alexander City, The Spot Cash at Dadeviile, The Camp Hill Times at Camp Hill, and recently Mir. Phil Jack son has entered the field with The Tal- lapoosa Courier, and he is hustling the boys for business.