Red Ribbons

- ti u. Wanzer, oí ïpsüanti, wiü address the Keform Club at tha Opera House on Sunday ufternoon, at the usual hour. - The next of the series oi mvitation hops will be held at the club rooms a week from Tuesday eveniug next. Miuuis' Orchestra will furnish the music, which ís sutlldent to insure a large gatheriug. - Messrs. Schumacher, H. E. II. Bower, and Ash had a rousing meeting at Lodi Town Hall on Sanda'y eveuing last. Tho hall was moro than full. Another meeting will be held at the school house on the plains on Sunday evening uext. - The Dextcr Leader calla vigorously upon the girls of that village to " natst oh it that the boys alt all keep their pledies unbroken." But just how the Dextergirls can ínake George Washingtous (or is u't breaking the pledge equivalent to telling a lie !') out ot tho Dexter boy the Leader does n't teil us. - The lied and White Itibbon has suspended, with liabilitiea $000 and no assets. Bro. Chester frankly 3:133 that no money will be refunded to subscnbers because there is no monay to retund. The temperance reformers have always and ever mauifested a disposition to let publishers of temperance journaU reap their reward in glory, and the order oi' the Red Ribbon seeuis to be no esxeption to other temperance organizations. The lied rmd White Ribbon was a good paper. - John Schumacher. Theodore Taylor, Daniel V. Amsden, Robert E. Frazer, Charles Boylan, Charles H. Worden, Chas. Gr. Clark, Stephen Moore, Delavau Duane, W. W, Bhss, James Murphy, Morris ü'Rourke, Wüliam Matthews, H. L. Ash, A. W. Britton, A. L. Noble, and R. N. Cuthbert, are the corporate members of tlie Aun Arbor Reform Club Temperance Society, orgiinized under the act of 1877. The annual meeting is to be held the last Wednesday in December. All persons over 18 years old, who have drank intoxicating bevurages, are eligible to membership, and iion-drinkeis inay become houorary members. B" Come to the Aegüs Office for your Letter Heads, Noto Hea-Is, Bill Heads, and Statements.