The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-01
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 selma, June o.-(6pecial. )-one of the biggsst barbscues ever held in Ala bama will be givsn on the piantstion of 0snsral T. T.. Munford, near Union- town Friday, July 2s.
 The citisens of Perry County have started active preparatiouD for the bio event, and 1t will bo. an occasion which will be tong rsmsmbered by those who will attend IL It is expected that sew eral hundred viii be fed with the deti- cious barbecued meats and the cttisena of UniontowA win take care of all who attend. e
 Previous to the barbecue dinner there will be, several addressss by expertl upon diveransd farming. These d. the Agricultural Department of the United states, lAymen from other states as well ss prominsnt farmers ot A.1nsms; xmonr tn. un.t.a st.lks sovsrnn.p, experts who will make addresses VIII be Prof. J. H. Spillman of the Bureau of Plant Industry ct Washington. and Prof. Hunter. Entomologist of the United states Agricultural Bureau. Several other experts from the Agri' cultural Department will also make ad. jects and among which will be tho growing of alfalfa and the breeding ol cattle.
 General Munford has undsr cultiva' tion on his plantation 1.3o0 acres IT alfalfa and this crop will be used as [ demonstration to those who in futur' want to put . few acres in growtnt and raising such crop.
 Wlu Tour seutA Dallns. A large party In three automobiies composed of D. H. Winsiow. Unite' | states good roads expert. the member of the Court of County Commissioner and two newspaper writers, will leav, Selma tomorrow morning ct s:30 o'clocl | for . trip through the southern par l of Dallas County. on which MT. Wins l low will inspect the roads of that sec ton and give information as to tn beat way of building and improvinl | the public roads.
 The three automobiles will q I through Elm Bluff. Portland, Boyktn Carlowviile and Richmond precincts and win return to Selma tomorros night.
 The automobiles used will be thos of S. A. Fowlkes, H. A. Armstroni | and Dr. L. G. Pierson. who will talk the party on the trip.
 | Meets Friday Night. e. The first meeting of importance Q the recently organised Young Men Democratic League of Dallas Count, will be held at the court house Frida l at o'clock. The meeting will be ad dressed by one or two prominent Bel mians and the evening promises t | prove a most enjoyable one to tn members of the organization. An effort was made a few days az by the committee to get General w. Brandon to come to Selma an make one of the addresses. but Ger sral Brandon has not been heard froi and 1t Is not known whether he wi come to Selma.
 Many other matters of interest to tn members of the League will come bs fore the meeting.
 l New Corporation Formed. I In the office of Probate Judge P. I T Pitts. this morning there were filed fc record papers incorporating what wi be known as the Miller Dry Good Company. The new company will hay I is divided into twenty-five shares ( SI00 each. The incorporstors aI named as s. solnick, A, Miller and Rot isrt Rochmill.
 Resiaeufs May mater Protect.
 At the regular semi- monthly meetin of the City Council, which will be hel Monday evening. July l2. protest against the paving of LAuderdal Street will be heard by members ( that body. It seems that there wi be some vigorous protests by propert owners along that street against tn letting of the contract to pave it,
 Lauderdale Street is a resident stree and those who live and own propert along it are divided over the pavin question. About half of the propert owners wants the street paved wit asphalt The other half are of tn opinion that the street does not nee paving and will protest against It.
 Manager for Dun's Agency. c. B. Young, who, for several year has been the manager of the Dun Agency in Selma. has been transferre to the oface of that corporation l Motromery and will leave for that cit Thursday afternoon.
 W. L. Rogers of Montgomery reache , Selma today and will tomorrow assun the duties Of manager of the Seim once.
 CivfI Jury Week. The City Court of Selma has adjourn ed for the week. the non-jury civ docket of the court having been dis posed of.
 !. Next week in. the court will be civ jury week. but the docket of the wee win be finished on next Tuesday an the court will again adjourn.
 Monday, July 12. the court will agai convene and the criminal docket wi be taken up. On that day there wi , be called two capital cases againi , Lon Medlin, c white man. and Feli walker. a negro. both of whom ar charged with murder. It is though that both of the cases will go to tria InteYred at Pleasant Htll.
 The remains of Mrs. Amanda Mid dleton, who died in Birmingham Tues day, were brought to Selma last nigh and this morning carried to Pleasar Hill. where the interment was made.
 From Selma the remains were ac companied by Rev. E. W. Elliott. pas tor of the First Christian Church, wh conducted the services. The de ceased was well known in Selma.
 Selma is Clean.
 The last three days have bee cleaning day in Selma and the citizen | xwlNh NrnaIar1 ffnn fs