The Farmers' Annual Picnic

The l."tii Annual Picnic of the farmera o! Wasliiru.-i v, Wayne, Oakland .iixi Livingston eountlee, to be held on tile Fair grounds at Ann Arbor, Wednesdny, Aug. Kitli, 1893. Keeeption al the Oook House from J 1 a. m. to 12 m. Processlon witli niiisic from the north stde of court house to (air grounids, at 1 o'clock, p. in. At 2 o'clock p. in. in the pavillion adjoinlng the grand stand : Meeting called to otrder by the i'rc-iilrn'. . Muíste. Honor the Mayor. A Bpeecb ol Weloome. illl.-ir. Ají introductiiry speech by tlie pregldjng ciificer presenting the orator of tlu: dny, (leu. .James B. Weaver. ciou-ed with musle. Then the electlou ui offlcera for the entraing year. The trouble with the farmers ol the Uinlted States, te, thcy have been too iic'.ievolcnt. Vou give away from ame-thlrd to onc-hali' t)ic cash vaiui' in' all tin1 gold (rom liii' íarins. Let iis ciiiiiril togethe and se; if ii is mot a (hristian irtue to have charlty firet ■ men -e at lmmo. Thcn after Betsy and tlie baby are woll provided i'nr. we exteod a oelplng hand k tl iii iieel. ( lieap rati's on railroaiN that day from Detroit and Jackson to Ann Arbor and from Toledo and Howell to Ann Arbor. The exerti-es wlU cloae with a grand dance in the eveniui.U' for tht; young folk.s at the l'alace IünU