FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS.

AT ELYTON.
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At meeting of the citizens eff Elyton and its vi cinity on "Wednesday the 8th of June, to make pre-. paratons for suitable celebration of the approach ing anniversary of American Independence, Messrs Samuel w Hall, Samuel s. Earle, Thomas Car roll, J. Cantley, P. King, S. Steel, and J, Hickman were appointed Committee of Arrangements.

 On Friday the lst of July the Committee being apprzed that the Hon. R. E. B. Baylor was in town addressed to him the following note:

 ELYroN, July 1st, 1881. The Hon. ROBERT F.. B. BAYLOR,

 Sir: The undersigned being appointed commit. tee to make arrangements for the celebration of the approaching anniversary of our National Indepen- dsnce, respectfully solicit the pleasure of your com pany on that occasion; and to partake of public dinner to be given at the Big Spring. We gladly seize this opportunity of individually assuring you of hioh consideration and reSnect