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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

Republicans in New York have the war
paint on and are ready to go into the fight
with an air Of confidence that means sue
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02
Progress at the south,

boston Evening Record.
People who have been skepticsl about pre-
gress at the South are giving 10 now tina,
two deaths In Georgia from base bali are re-
ported 10 single week.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

Lawrence Barrett is pronounced the great
est living actor and Clara Morris the creates,
hVing actress by plurality Of nearly 900
voters who have cast their ballots at the sug-
gestlon OF the Br oklyn Magazine. After
Barrett, who received 2j2 votes, Booth, Sal.
Vlni, Jefferson aud Irving follow ia the order
named after Clara Morris. A Anderson, Bern
hardt. Node. ka, Davenport, Janauschek, Ris-
'ori, Terry, Langtry and Rhes, also 10 the
order named.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER a.lss5

The boys, Ben and Bob, are now hard at it
and the blocks are tumblng their way.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

As the time until election grows shorter,
the list of decapitated postmssters grows
longer
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

The "Ohio idea" now is TO put democracy
under and return John Sherman 10 the
United States senate.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

The administration is profoundly interested
IN the verdict which New Ygrk will render
in November. With New York man in the
presidential office and two men from hi. own
state in the cabiuet-not TO mention many
other good things that have come TO New
Workers since the 4th OF last March-the sd-
minis'ra,ion naturally hopes that it is not go-
ing 10 be rebuked by decisive democratic
defeat in that state this year.-National
Republican
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02
SUNDAY PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCE =

ON the lst day Of August, 1855, the owner
ship Of the SUSDAY GLOBE-REPUBLIC, with all
It's property, tranchiseS, boOk-aCc UNITS snd
cOntry cts, was transferred to The Springh, Id
Publishing Con pIny.
COATES KINNEY.
THE GLOBE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
lNMPANN.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

"AsnISGros, Sept In the case of the
central Trust Company, Of New York,
against the Southern Maryland Railroad
Company, bill Tor a foreclosure OF the
mortgage and the sfe of the road wss asked
Judge herrick today In the Equity court
made decree tor the sale OF lhe road, etc.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

The average applicant for Office is sick,
not physically but mentally. It is caused by
that prolonged fishing excursion cf The presi-
dents. This was to be good old democratic
administration, the democrats wara 10 have the
Offices, and the president was to work eighteen
hours per day and no vacation The execu-
tive table was to be spread with sausage, corn
bread and pumpkin pie. But, e'asl their too
fond hopes have gone gimmelng. They
don't get the Offices and the pre- iaent does go
fishing and drink ale with toast lust Ike
other politicians.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

II IL question Nlether the president will
make another attempt 10 fire the travelling
diplomat, A. VI. Kelly, into some other
natiOus capitol He deserves to he nursed
te1derly by the adminis.raio ion, ia view of
the fact OF his having fought four years
against the union, and because he had not
forgotten his rebel hate in 1869. when he
made fiery bourbon speech al political
meeting in Petersburg, We. After having
villifed union soldiers and their brave
leaders, he said What shall say of Ulysses
s. Grant, the dummy who drives his horse
on the Jersey beach, and styles himself the
PRESIDENT" Surely a man who could vent
his Satanic hate against the name OF Grant,
should not be left by this democratic admia-
is,ration to sit and sing in pensiye mslar-
choly, "Oh, Garry Me Back to Ole virginuy."
Governor Hoadly was the power behind
the throne which secured the psr-
pardon Of the notorious Mullen. Mullen's
ohense was that on the eve of the October
election, last fall, he, as the Off
Ger OF the law, imprisoned more
than one huudred colored men and
kept them confined until too late to vote
their ofense being that they were republ'-
cans, and proposed to vote the rpubli,an
ticket on the morrow. For this
offense and this alone, they were
put behind the bars. This was
done 10 the interest OF democracy, and
the set must be recognized IS one worthy of
reward. For this usurpstion OF authority
MULLEN was sent to Jail. II then became the
business Of democracy to have him psrdoned,
ssd Governor HoAdly headed the procession |
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

The Oldest citizen has aga c,rne TO the
front with the statement that such cool
weather never was known in Au ust and
early September as we have recently
experienced and are now experiencing
The crOaker, also, rises to re-
mark that we will have nothing but soft
COW corn this year because Of the yet green
condition Of the crop and the effect of The ex-
pec;ed early frosts upon it. This leads us to
remark, 10 the language of the old husband
man, that "if we attend to our part of the
business nature will get along all right with
hers"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

TO know bow 10 wait is thu great secret Of
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
Americas Bible Society

The following report of lhe
Colportuef shows the number
of Bibles received for LaF&y.
ettg:county, their value, and
the i6ahherin which TREY were
disposed of. The society is
not Specializing on the bibles,
bit doing its Work ALMOST
gratis. Three fourths Of the
destitute found were colored
people; : and nearly seven
eights of the donutiots were
made to them. My labor was
completed 10, April; but report
was delayed by circumstapces.
No. Bibles received, 1886
value S345, S5; No. bibles sold,
1856; No, on hand AZ; No. days
labor, f47; No. miles Travelled,
229o; No. families visited 1900;
No! families, found without
bibles, 1888; No, donations 1&i
Colpoftuer's wagei ::.s22o,m
Colporfuer's wages per day
$780,; Expenses on books
$50, 4G value. OF donations
S27,44; Amount returned to SO.
ciety S47, GO; value of books OF
hand $l9,S5; Total 346,35.
BEN D. JOHNSON,
81 Colportuef
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
VERY Remarkable Recoverv

Mr.. Geo. '. Wiling, Of Man..
chester, Mich, writes "My
wife has been almost belplesS
for FIVE years, so. helpless that,
she could not turn over in bed
alone She need two Bottles Of
Electric Bitters, and is so much
improved that she is able now
to do her own work. ,
Electrict Bitters will do all
that is claimed for them. Hun.
dredS Of testimonials attest.
their great curative powers
Only fifty cents q bottle at DR..
j. T. Chandler':.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
A KIssBY MOONLIGHT

From Zine lmimemortaI, mo one will
pretenns to deny the fact tIpt klsses
have pccn held In high repute by both,
sexese1wtiether active or passive. II
les been decided TINT A Legal KISS
fmpIiesArTloS, pl both parties but.
wher R;lady simply consents 70 DO.
Kissed With ert ,seuon Of her lips, It,
constitutes. only n PASSIVE kiss-a
sweet deprived OF Its nectar. -. q, 49,.
Snngly enscopsed within n moss
ombowe.ea yAnd.. ylne-clad yerandak,
and almosslIid from view amid swest-
scented .boneysnckles, yps, seated 0
fnir-Atlanta nymph, hose, beautiful
dark eyes, Elsbaster complexion and
voluptous contour. seemed to DAZEr
the yor.hg gent by her side, who evr
and anon while demonstrating her
slender whist. give her n BtSS and /,
then q RE BuSS 10. the amazement OF
O pcdesfl1in who happened TO be rss---
sing at.beautlfIf moonlight night. /
At that moment the lover was heard
TO ask. Ny, deaf, darling Sarah jane
you are becoming moro beautiful every.
day Your cyes sparkle with more bril-.
ilancy, your once pale checks have
been. painted by. the roseate hyes Of
and yon seed 10 have efurplyI
yaur health, Will .you ,tsn
me. the cshse OF the change -. =,
IL have simply used that wohderfully
effective blood renedJ'known as D, By
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
oli Ag. SEEKING Rsll.t.
HARMON D, KY.
March "a, 1886

DR.. John NJ. Johnson: :
Dear Old Friend-Puffs siml.
lar 10 die enclosed REV Jes sic
H. oamppesi's "Two More I'm.
portant Csses'D occur almost
weekly in' our paper in re-
lation to Swlft'sspecific. ] pre-.
sdsme upon OUT old friendship to
INQUIRE OF you in relation to I
LTD curative e1alities,' price
andy manner of procuring 1t.
Haytdk lived eighty.three years
t6ro6gh the most important
part Of the worlds history, the
pfs5sfect of dying from cancer
pn:the. face Is not very consol.
ing. Let me hear from you at
earIiest convenience.
Very truly your old friend.
HARRISON D. TAYLOR.
/; A +kzaFA Ga. March %: 1885
Harrison. d. Taylor. ESD,
!, ~ Hartford Ky%
My Dear Friend-,Your very
highly. esteemed favor Of the
Oath inst reached me on the 25th
You want information in ressrd
to the celebrated r1edicine man.
ufactured here, known as S. S.
S. l have watched with much
care the effect of this IN edi5ire
upsn those who have liked it,,
and bear willing testimony to it's
good results in . great majority
of instances Tile firm engaged
in, its manufacture are gentle.
men and: Capitalists. S6Affe far
above faiseIbod or d6eS Ption as
any men in your h@nhity
You may confides Implicitly in
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
TIE PRESS:

Eearly all Of our State ex-
changes give considerable
Space to the proceedings OF the
Mississippi Press Association
the visit to Oxford and the
University, the subsequent
excursion to Rev Orleans and
editorial impressions of pla-
ces and persons. Water Val.
ley very properly comes in
for o large share of praise, not
alone for the unstinted hospi'
taIity of her people bat for the
surprising business enterprise
and energy displayed on an
sides and TIE excellence Other
school::system. These were a
revelation to most Of the Press
gentlemen who were not pre-
viously aware of the progress
that little giant city has made
in the industrial arts and man
ufactures. Many of them did
not know that Water Valley
turned out locomotives and
coaches, complete from her
shops, for the Illinois Central
railroad and converted hun.
dreds Of bales of cotton anna.
ally into yarns and fabrics,
nor did many OF them know
to what perfection the art o,
impartiiig knowledge % the
youth of the land m el
brought ina ssippi town:
The editors were dslighted be.
yy,ond measure with the gen.
erous, yetnnobstrusive hospi'
tally of the Water valleyans
and they were both surprised
and: delighted with the eviden'
ces Of enterprise and prosperi'
ty of one Of the States mosl
progressive towns. Water
Valley did herself credit in
inviting the Press Association
and she did herself honor in
the manner Of theip entertain.
ment as is conclusively prov
EN- by the advertisement she
has since received in the col
urnns of the State papers
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

any o. their stat emguts Svucfr.
ing its utility. Yek can get it
at the drug stores In louisville,
Evansville or even in Owens:
boro KY.
1 am sorry for your affection,
but I believe this medicine will
cure you If persisted in. /
would not stop under ono dozen
or more largesize bottles, With
can be secured at reasonable
cost. =.
:. JOHN NJ: JoHNsoN.
70 Marietta sheet Atlanta Ga.
\ Our Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases mailed nee to
applicants.
8 TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Draw er 8, Atlanta, Ga.
, N. Y. once, $50 W. 23d St.;
between 9th and 7th AYES;
Philadelphia offbe, lso5' Chest!
nut st.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

| Try DR.. jackson ,Rqpt and Herb
| Gor6fml. tdr Drspepsia or Indlgesuo lon,
II acts like a cIArm on the. stomach.
land llyeL. Sold by J. 7. Chandler, Ok
DIR. LQwRY,s REMEDY intnes
new Efs, IL the RsSiiiiatsd !. 1t asslIail,
ates with the blood. and supplies thai
deficiency 10. tho Nervous .Systep,
which The cause oil debility and physS.
e. 1t acts on sSs L'; o-:
gsns, caasinEs sg<ss-Sgffio6S hsk
by stopping waste and building anew3
when the face resumes the Bloom Of,
health, tie Eye its L~ssy .a7Td the Brains.
ito Po,oer. SThis remedy cab be Obtained
Of Druggists and Dealers generally.
Price $l.QO per. package; three pack.
ages, two dollars, sufficient 10 cure
ordiQary cases. :. ,w.
: ASK your druggist for Il do not
take any other. 1fyou cannot obtaln
1t send direct, with, price, and 1t will.
be sent securrly sealed, By mail to
your address. !, 80
Address Depot and Lbrutory,
DR.. Lowry's Remedies.
is Kass 18th street,
ag30-1y1 New York City. ~
Advice Tree. send stamp for reply
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
Two Dangerous SEASONS. ;

Spring and fan are times
when so many people get sick,
The changesin the. Weather are
severe on feeble persons, and
sven those naturally strong are
apt, as they say, ''to feel mfser.
sble.D Then they are just in
Condition to be struck down
with some kind. Of Re yer. / A
bottle ot'tSSiof PstkefSTon
will invigorste the digestion,
put the liver, kidneys and blood
in perfect order, aud prevent
more serious attacks. Why
suffer, and perhaps die, when so
simple a medicine win save youi
Good for both sexes and all
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

Tie election ofJno. A. Logan
to the United States senate, Of.
-ttr'slongs struggle, was" made
tA.occasioni of'seme-grathftous
itstlts to the President by the
Senator's iDjndicious friends
and the'resuft.viFi be- the hast
ening Of the work of the gull.
lctiDe' IN the departments at
Washington.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
U6h66cratic Committee.

Thss Democratic Executive
qommfttSe Of LaFsy cite Ooun.
&SSWa]l meet at the Court House
d "a town of Oxford, ut II
o'Glock q. M, on Saturday June
ct 1885. to provide for the
elActson OF, delegates to the
Se1sE Convention Of, August
18th, and To, attend, 10 such
other business as'maF demand
their attention. = -. ~
:, Very Respectfully,
80 PHIL A. RUSH,
Chairman.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
Nashed.0ut Eair.

There lie q sort Of pallid, chalky
comprectio6 which the nevell6i
call a"washed.out complexion"
It Is gastly enough and .no'mis.
take. wasbed:out, faded, dis.
colored, or parti. colorcd. hair is
almost as repulsite and melan'
choIy:.. Pafker's' Hair Balsah
win restore your hair to its orig.
inal color, whatever It. Tas;
brown, aubdtn or black, Why
wear moss on your head, when
you mag easily hsvs lively, shfh-'
ing hair.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

DV"cumP,.'v unu -, ~nv
suffer from any affection Of tho,
Throat ana. Lungs, can end g.
certain cure In DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumptiob.,
Thousapds of. permanent cures
verify the truth Of this state.
ment. No medicine can show,
such q record Of wonderful
dures' Thousands Of once hope,
less sufferers now gratefully,
Kroclaim they owe their hives to
this. New Discovery. 1t wils
trial Free Trial Bottles al DIR:
J. T.. Chandeliers Drug Store.
Large size, $500.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

The small attendance at the
churches in comparison with
the population, of the cities,
has been the Object Of much
attention of late. A st Louis
clergyman says that the ag.
gregate church attendance in
that city on Sunday is 10000,
while on q recent Sunday 40,
600 people witnessed, q cow
boy :exhibitioR 10000 atten.
ded base bali game, 2e;00n
....-Sk sl,e aoSy IN hepS
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
towRY THE CHOICE.

There can no Logger be any
doubt that Cow kobt Lowry
is the choice OF q very large
majority Of the Democrats of
Mississippi rs the nominee of
the party to be his own success
sor. The opposition to him
has been active and bitter and
his administration has been
criticised upon every suppos.
ed vulnerable point bqt with
out seriously affecting his
strength before the people.
On the contrary Che attacks
made upon him actuated in
some instances, apparently,
by personal hostility, appear
rather to have drawn the pSo.
PIE closer about him and to
have strengthened the deter.
mination to- continue him in
Office for another term. With
the positive strength which
Gen. Walthall would have
carried into The canvass the
opponents Of Gov. Lowry unit.
ing on him, could have pre-.
scented u strong candidate
and IA defined and patriotic
purpose, but the 'dsciinatSon
of this gentleman left only q
Struggling field agsiist . pop.
ular fayorite and after a care.
full survey OF. the situation the
FALCON concludes that tie
verdict Of the people IS al.
ready made up and cheerfdfH
acquiesces therein:,:; Gov.
lowry has made o good exec.
utive In the. past four years
and with a larger experience
of the duties OF his high Office
thereis no reason to doubt that
he will do even better in the
four years to come. With re.
gard to other state offices
there is much good material
from which, to select and. to
these attention must now be
directed.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
-.SJ..1.

Mr.. q. 81 Hines, who is a
candidate before the Demo
cratic State convention for the
Office of Auditor Of public &C.
counts bases his candidacy
UPON his Thorough knowledge
Of the Office and his ability. to
discharge it's Requirements to
the entire satisfaction, and 70
the Best interests of the PEG:
pie of the whole State. This
is a firstrate platform to stand
on.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
THE ATLANTA. CoNsT1TU.

|: In q long article relating.to the B. D.
D.. OF that city, says -. -. ~
The Blood Balm Company started
one year ago with, si62o6, bot to-day
the business cannot lie bought Tor
The demand 4 Ind the satisfaction
given is said to be vithout-a. parallel
as It's action is pronounced wonderful.
We are glad to. announce that our
druggists have already secured a sup
ply, and we hope ourIreaders will sup
ply themselves at once .<r.. -,
it Is said to be the only speedy and
permanent blood poison. remedy of /
fered, giving entire satisfaction In all !,
cases, before one bottle has been !.
used. For Blood Diseases. Kidney
Troubles Scrofula, Catarrh. Old Ulcers
and Skin Diseases, try one bottle B. e.
Ifafiicted with any form OF blood
poison. Scrofula. Rheumatism. Cat
arrh, Old Ulcers and Sores, Kidney.
Female Diseases. etc. tbs
D. d. b. will cure you al once. Send to-,
Iood Balm Co.. Atlanta. Ga, for cop..<
u their boH FREE.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

Mr.. Shurzis ri GIT in assert.
ing that the-war in the South is
q tAing of the past Those who
participated In the unfortunate
struggle are more conciliatory
than those who hasergrown up
since>its close. But there isno
disloyalty to the Union among
either the old or young. Mr..
Shurz-bss given hIs'views in q
fair aud fraternal spirit
Memphis Appeal, IDeuY'
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

The Atlar,ta Constitution
thinks theNew Orleans expo
sition would have lost Lots OF
money, by keeping it's gates
closed. on Sunday, and yet
With ssven'days ~. week ia
which to do SO 1T is said there
are thousands of residents of
N e*' Orleans, 'who'have never
been inside the exposition
buildings. This Is evidently
believed to'be q fact by the
Pitay1he' which, tn Ink 9
it woulfb doing such people
a favor to- dray them IT, the
grounds ind force them, to
gain instruction frpm'looking
at the exhibfrs'
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

A negro was, executed in
Galveston last week and the
day following, the Sheriff was
besieged by applicants, most.
~ negroes and low whites, f1S
a piece of'the robe with which
me victim had beenschoked:
So Of. the uperstitious
hight sthe fragment;
81 rope sEhich had strangled 8
man HoAlA bring them good
luck While f6e Isgf2ss Isgsr !.
dad 10 "a u charm that w6nh
pfsyen,t. hs from being
"hoodoed.v -. r. q, ,s-i
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

Victor Hugo, the great French
novelist, poet and patriot 70
dead, and his remsinsS are now
lying IN state on q oataiaIque
under. the Arcade Triumph.
With respect to hise funeral he
left a request that his bodi
shosldbeconveyed TO the gave
IN q psuper hesrse without any
religious ceremony Among his
6etests wsa one Of s1o,O 900 to
the poor, -
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28


Theapount necessary to con
tibue the exposition through an.
other season has been secured,
of'is in sight and now the" con.
sent of President Cleveland to
allow the government exhibit
to remain is alone necessary To-
carry on the enterprise through
tee next winter. AS no doubt
exists on this score prepare.
tions are being made for the
sammer-vscatIon instead of for
the removal of exhibits as
would otherwise be the case
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

The war. cloud ri Europe. Is
again assuming 9 threatening
ASPECT and. CLOSE observers Of
ths o0arss efs eveptS in that
:ssuhtry eonnd ensly predict, an
iutter fsildbe OF hs peace negoe
cations and . conflict of srmss
afording the only possible so.
lutien of the difficulties which
beset England,asd Russia in. Ar:
ghsnistau. There appears to be
no other way OF settling the
boundry question than by. the
force Of arms BECAUSE of Rnsis's
acquisftieeness.; 80 IL :
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

fkIj s sna tuA, pleasure in
ssSs6 gAafyI and every.
y tpersonal nature to
l"CitiSen" and the
gen an from, whom "Citi.
zenprecefved his information
as to the said law, which ap-
peared in my communicated
published id the FALCON of
yesterday. ...
The charges 1 preferred
against "Citizen,.' weie based
upon but one idea-that of a.
personal thrust, intended to in!
lure me as a candidate befors
the people. "Cltizen" dis.
claims that there was such d
thrust and, DEMONSTRATION
intimating whether + believe
"Citizen" sincere or insinoere;;'
I Withdraw the charges.
This is satisfactory to "Git
izen," to the friend of "Citi-,
zen" and to myself; and, I
presume. will be to- the pub:
lie. 4
= As to criticiswss on the law
referred to, and on myself as
an official responsible for the
existence Of the law, I-seit dei
fend the position takeu by
myself i'm yesterdays EArsp1f.
To those who haYe.ipqnirsd /
and will continue t65nquire, |
as to the personal Identity Of
"Citizen" and his FRIEND I
can only say that the friend
who interviewed me on behalf
Of "Cilizeu" withheld "Citi.
zen's name from me and asked |
as a favor that his own name |
should not appear in thispub- |
lication,. to which Iconsented. |
Very Respectfully, 4
- PHI A. RUSH.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

The publishers of the Gal
weston News, one of the best
daily newspapers in America.
have completed arrangements
for the pnblicationrof an edi-
ton at Dallas, which is>to be
supplied by telegraph, private
wires being opened, with all
the contents of the Galveston
issue.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
HERNASDo. MISS.
May 21st, 1856.

. Mr.. EDrToR:-
I have been notified by the
Secretary Of the Navy that
there is q yacancy at the ma.
val academy fCf this District
> All dyplican@ bf the posi-
ton are requested to report V
Chancellor Stewart of the
versity Of Mss in the ~
Oxford. on the 29thse
!; June e Bee, b ,ss;xsssgIiTps$s
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
OxFoRb, MISS.
Nav %. 1885,.

EDITOR FALooN:-It having
this day reliably come to- me
from a friend f"Citizenne that
"Citizen" in his article in,.the
Oxford Eagle Of the 14th inst,
not, intend any of the ut
therein contained as
thru' 70 at me :as q
supply az de;
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28
Notice.

From this date ncone viii be
aflowed.to FISH,. hunt, row, or
battle. In. the Thompson Lake
unless be presents O ticket to
the keeper'ofthe LAX, Tickets
for sale by Nick thompson.
Rates-Boat % cts.,' h ,thing 10
cts, privilege of fl ,hfng- 10
cts. fish caught 10 IT'S, per
pound.
BUTLER & THOMPSON.
May 18th, "16S5.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28


. The memoers,o the press who
vere invited to Oxford on o re,
cent occasion. and were hospit:
ably entertained, are giving the
State University some very val.
uaJle adverli;emerrsas q tetbrtr
for the courtesy. shown them,
The University Is an institution
Of the state, and for the state,
and it -shouid:bethe pleasure of
the state press, and slf others,
to give it as much aid and en-
coursgement as possible