Rev. J. Pike Powers aud twin
daughters, Misses Fannie aud Laura,
of Knoxville, visited friends hero last
week.
Mrs. Jno. Aug. William0, of
Ky and Mrs. Thoe. Stoucr
of Macon, 111., aro guests of Geo . F.
Miller aud family.
Mrs. Ben Shaw, of Lexington, who
has been with Mrs. J. C. Enoch, went
home on Mondav.
George W. McCorraick,'of Moultrie,
Ga., is In the county, to visit iudefi
nitely as usual.
Dr. W. B. Macline and wife, of
Lexington, aro visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Nannie White and other rela
tlves iu tho city.
Miss Nannie White Wyatt is visit
ing her uncle, John W. Berkloy in
Lexington. She will also attend the
High Bridge camp meeting befoie
her return.
Miss Mary Miller Coleman, oue of
the brightest aud handsomest of our
younger girls, is visiting tho family of
John E. Groves at Pisgah, in Fayetto
county.
Misses Arabella and Mae Bright,
two beautiful and attractive young
ladies of Lexington, arc visiting tho
family of Mrs. John P, Games.
Misses Mary Pratt and Frances Lucille
Heddeu aud Master Jacob Hod-do
u aro visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Susau F. Heddou, in Shelby
county.
Captain Harry Strother, of tho Second
Kentucky Regiment, was iu town
on Monday. Ho roports tho Mt. Sterling
boys are all doing well and making
fino soldiers, Ho knows of no
order which will caiuo his roglmont
to loavo Chickamauga within three
weoks.
Maj; AJ T. "Wood, Judge E. C.
O'Roar, John C. Wood, Bon W. Hall,
R. H. Winn, C. H Duty, J. J.-Kearns,
J. H. Wilson andL.E. Daniol compose
tho Montgomery delegation to tho
Congressional convoution at
on Wednesday, the 27tb.
PORTO
MUST-VERY SOON BE TAKEN.
1.
Thousands of Soldiers Pass
Through Oar City.
