A Good Word For "the Argus."

The editora of the Argus appreciate the kindly sentiment conveyed in the few brief lines given below from the pen of J. Byron Ricbmond, of Adams, Mass., and are gratified to know that their efforts to make a good local paper, flnd favor abioad as well as at home: "Adama, Mass., Sept. 9th, 1890. "Messrs. Bakes & Miugay, "Aun Arbor. M ch : "Gentlemen, - Ei;ulosed please fiud 'one dollar1 to pay i;iv pnbsoription to the 'Argus' to Sept. ISfl?. To ns it ia a dollar well invested nd oue from which we gft valuc reueived. Truly yours,