The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-10
wsi, Soc. Takes Charge.

ceived an off1cial announcement ttou'
 the postofice authorities at washing-
 ton Informing him that he had been
 appointed postmaster of the seima
 office. The commission stated that ne
 had been appointed for a period ot
 four years and that his term began on
 January 6. Major Scott will make ms
 bond at once and as soon as It has pesn
 approved by the postal autnorities ns
 win take charge of the omce: Malo'
 scott believes that his bond will De ap.
 nroved during the coming week and
 that by next Sunday he will assums
 the charge of the Selma ofhce.
 rhe people of Selma for the past
 week have been congratulating maJor
 Scott upon his appointment ana
 one which pleasee the entire people oi
 inc city. Besides being congratuiat-
 ed by his friends ali over the stste
 and yesterday received thirty teie'
 grams of congratulation.
 wiri Talk em Tobacco.
 Secretary ]. A. Marynan, or the Commercial and Industrial Associa- tion. has sent out 8 large number or invitations to the farmers around ser ma asking them to attend the meet ing of the association which VIII pe held on next Tuesday night. fne meeting will be of special interest o inc rarmers of the county and an ef- fort will be made to have iarse number of them present.
 During the session of the Commer- o,aI and Industrial Association Tues day night, tobacco will be discosseo from the seed to the factory. These discussions will be engaged in py Frank B. Biackerby. J. w. Peters and others and will prove most interest ing. All of those who VIII aoafess the meeting on the matter of tonacco growing and Its manufacture are thoroughly conversant with tneif sub feet and 1t Is expected that much good will result from the meeting. As a result Of the meeting of the Commercial and Industrial Association 1 Tuesday night and after the discus sion of the tobacco growing ques- tion. it is believed that large num- | her of the farmers of Dallas county
 will, plant a small parcel of land in tobacco. It is for this purpose that the talks upon tobacco growing and it's manufacture will be made under the auspices of the association.
 Inaugurates Sunday Mall Service. The Selma postofiics has received in- l. SIrUCtiQn IFOIu LnS uSpdi VI Washington advising that Sunday pouches for mali be placed on the reg ular train out of the city for Hazen,
 Beliot, Council and Prentice. The other places along this road to Myr- tlewood have already been getting Sunday pouches and the order just l extends the Sunday mail service to | the four above named places.
 The order from the department said | nothing about the putting on of route l agents on the Sunday trains between | Selma and Pensacola but 1t is believed l that such instructions will be Issued | during the next few days. The mat | ter of getting this Sunday mail ser l vice was taken up with the postal au' !. thoFities some weeks ago-bsE-t the Com. merciaI and Industrial Association and ! the matter has been pushed vigorous I ly by that organization ever since. Y. M. c. A. Notes.
 The meeting for men at the Youns Mems Christian Association will be I held in the lobby tomorrow afternoon l beginning at 3:30. o'clock and 1t will be addressed by J. P. Leith, of Ma. rian Mfr TAith is a very earnest