The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-09
SIDEWALK PENClLiNCS
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i wonder" unused an. cificial OF the
terday. If the people of Montgomery
.ssaize that there Is a city ordinance
that profits the throwing OF any kind
or xarpage In the streets or on the
SIDEWALKS. and that all refuse matter
must be- placed in the trash boxes or
tarrels before 8 o'clock in the morn
ing: They surely don't act like they
Refuse matter, garbage and litter or
every KIND is required to be put out
before s1'clock. SO that the city street
wagons. passing around at about that
hour. can gather it up and haul 1t
We have had all kinds of complaints
IN the past few days Of people who
O'Clock and as 1t could not be gather
ed up until the next day. it got kicked
around and scattered about. presenting
anything but neat appearance.
We have teen distributing circulars
signed by Mayor league, calling upon
the people tc observe the rules laid
subject. But I don't know whether that
necessary to arrest few Of the Of
lenders a just as an object lesson to
"There is also a section of the City
code which requires all sidewalks in
swept before q o HaoeI i in the morn No
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Many Coming to the Fair.
a ndaSIs. with a passenger yesterday
III my own case can be taken as
cry state Fair is going to have
the biggest attendance ever: have an
uncle In Eufaula, cousin in Jackson.
a sister In Union Springs and a brother
mother live in selma During the pass
week I have had letters from each Of
them. and each one has said the family
said too. that all the neighbors in these
everyone was talking Of the Fair.
much Of a crowd inside the gates of
Vandiver Park. But I don't think I'm
the only one who has relatives AMI
Montgomery were to have half the
relatives ! have who are coming to
the Fair. It will be the biggest thing
we ever had here"
Used the Wrong Picture.
The current number, o. The Cotton
journal, weekly publication OF A.
Southern South r' cotton growers. contains m
excellent cut of cotton marketing
scene which is printed in The journal
en- prominent Page aoS costo ,he IN ihe
Texas town" The picture is good
one and the half tone prints clear, ad-
ding mash to the account OF me tour sl
sc citation, in connection with which 1t
appeared.
But the view. when examined, proves
to be. not a scene in a Texas town, as
Square. in Montgomery The picture
was taken at the corner OF Court SQUARE
large number of wagons. driven by
negroes. loaded with Mont yomery coun.
~ c,tton. The stores of Alex RICE am
their signs legible in the cut. are
shown among others
Live Stock i'm Alabama.
The Lexington, (Ky) Herald says:
Among the most distinguished visit
tors in this city to attend the trcrtiny
meeting is Congressman II, D. Clayton;
Judge Dan Gordon. OF Abhevllle. Ala
Both of these Southerners afe interest
cd in the light harness horse with
Clayton and Judge Gordon are of the
opinion that the Alabamians raise too
much cotton and too many negroes ana
to do is to develop stock horses and
broodmares in the Blue G.ass and then
send them to Alabama for breeding
purposes"
Mr. w. H. Michael of Greensboro
spent last night in Montgomery
z z Z
Mr.. Culpepper Exum of Birrirg CHAM
spent yesterday in Montgomery.
4 x x i
Mr.. George q Adams of Birmingham
was in Montgomery last night
Mr. C. B. Goldthwaite, Jr, of Troy
was in town yesterday y. e!
Mr.. T. P Taylor of Birmingham was
In town last night .
Mr.. f. B. Holloway of Prattvlle was
in town last night y y
Mr.. W. D. Mcleod of Ozark was in
town last night. g
Mr.. A. A. Mooty of Roanoke is visit
ms " q 4 X
Mr.. S. H. Scott ot Tallassee is visit
ing '"e CITY x
Mr.. w. G. Walker of Cpion Springs
- !" 'o"'' y z -
Mr.. Charles Ellis of Andalusia is in
the city.
Mr.. w. II. Jeffrey OF Mobile is in the
city
Mr.. F H. Bailey of Troy is visiting
the city.
Mr. Morris of Eufaula is in
town.
Mr. ]. L. AGREE of Dothan is in town.
Cheap Freight by Water.
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