A Good Old Time.The old people met at Dow Small’s i place on Xmas day, 76 in number, and had an old-time dinner at his farm in J Brushy. There were six turkeys, 13 old hens, lots of combread and other things according. The old folks set the dinner in honor of Aunt MarvWReynolds, Dow'* mother-in-law. They had a fine time and after dinner someexcellent music and old-time speechesby J. J. Hankins and W. W. Owen.They departed for their homes well satisfied. The writer was there and had .some chicken also. L. D. SMALL.