infdagrlt;BrKev. W. F. Smith, who lias so aoiy j ;u-l served the people of this city for the past wit year, will leave for Conference on the all(30th inst. heiRev. I. Townsend preached at St PaulSunday night. MiRevs. H. Manning and J W Wells attended service at St. Paul Sunday.Mrs. Ida Matthews received tvs a cou-tribut ou from the good people of Enon.where her husband had labored, fi.lh.Mr. Wm Alexander, who has been quite ill, is much better, and has gonet. his home in Moulton.Mrs. Ohio Hoesdore and JMiss MattieBreiden are stopi ing at Mr. and Mrs. HarrisMrs. Bettie Prysyer of Reiden, Ala.,is stopping with her sister, Mrs. Sarah fGerthries. j elDecatur will have a new car wheelnuuV01manufactory soon. ]Vauuiwv it*Tin 1.. AN. Railroad are building alarge commissary S. I. M .flt;It