Red Ribbons

- Mrs. Mary E. Foster had a large audienoe on Sunday afternoon lait, but went into so mucli dtt&il concerning her European trip that she lef t hei heams in Hamburg. - A citizens' temperanae prayer meeting is held at Ypsilanti every Tuesday evening, in the rooms of the W. C. T. U. - Prof. Estabrook has been elected W. P. oí the Ypsilanti Lodge of Sons of Temperaiice for the ensuing term, with Josephine Johnson as W. A., and J. E. Putney as K. S. H- Henry Cranz, of Fremont, Ohio, widely known as the " Buckeye Broadax," is to spealc at the Opera House next Sunday afteruoon. He " hews to the line." - E. E. Frazer, Esq., addressed the Ypsilanti Bed Ribbon Club last Sunday evening. The Sentinel says he ' made a masterly speech. A Washtenaw county gentleman, who talks of buying out and remodeling a certain weekly newspaper in this State, asked ua to send him a few of the best exchanges published in the State, and the Nashville News got into the flrst paokage that was sent, and dou't you forget ït ! -Detroit Evening News. Is this the amo " gentleman " who tells the Akgus subscribers whom he solicita to take his "organ" that he is " negotiating "' for the purchase of this establishment and will probably own it within a few months ? If bo, let us suggest " in language that's plain " that it is pretty near time to " put up or shut up." Wind is a very good motive power, but it sometimes smashes the machinery it propels, and nt other times subsides into a calm, or the bag collapses. The lirat catastrophe happening, the aforesaid " gentleman " may bo under the rubbÍBh, and in condition to defy reconstruction ; iu the eveut oE the second cataatrophe, oh ! liow thin he wlll be spread out ! ii - ii Cream Laid Letter and Facket Note Headsand Mnn Flbre Note Heads (Facket and Congress) just recelved. Give us your urders.