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k LINCOLN, ocTonr.n, isn. The conduct ot some of our young ladies and gentlemen during chapel exercises is becoming shameful. We are afraid it will call forth a stern rebuke. In the Oberlin (Ohio), Evangelist, dated August, 18.")8. we observe an article on the admittance of females to State Utmcrtties. Soft The score of th game between the Yankee Hill Base Bail Club and the University nine: -1(5 to 11 in favor of the latter. A Junior student, of Cornell Uuivcrsi'y, in rendering an account to his father ol his last term's expense, entered an item : "Charity $:10." His father wrote bac' , "I fear that charity or vers a multitude of hiiis.' In haste! one of our freshmen, the other day who observed one of the Profes sors approaching while endeavoring to crowd a vast amount of tobacco through one of the grates in the hall. Tho University wa3 visited b" Trof. Cree gnu, Piincipal of tho Nebraska City free schools, during last week. He is much pleased with tho prospects of the institu tion. Friday evening September 25th, first de bate in the Literary Society, question, "He solved, that foreign immigration should be encouraged,"' in which the affirmative was maintained with considerable skill by Mesrss. Street nnd Metcnlf, while the negative was iqually represented, by Messrs. Dales and WnHingford. The question wns deeided in the affirmative. Declamutious by Messrs. Whipple ond Steuvson, and also an essay by Miss Benton wire hiithly appreciated. The exercises Friday evening, Oct. Gth, were quite interesting. I lie ii-uiil pro e,r.iiumc of Essays, Dculainations and De bate, constituted the exercises. Cadtnan and Cropsey represented the gentlemen in the declaiming class ; and Miss Bissoll, the ladies, with credit. J. S. Dales rir.dau in strui tivo c.i say ; Mr. Ctimmiiigs also read a very good essay. Question for debate, "Resolved thn intemperance crea'es more misery than war," was lively. Affirmative Messrs. Hovey and Griss. Negative Messrs. Hurd and Field. Decided in the nlliriuiitive. The exercises of Friday night, the lUih, were decidedly the best we have yet wit hered at the Palladi m. The debate was especially good. The hall was crowded with visitors, uho paid strict attention, and who frequently applauded. The question, "Resolved, That Compulsory education is Beneficial," was ably discusied by Miss Kelly. Messrs Stevenson and Rhodes on thu affirmative ; and Messrs. Snowdon and Swan on the negative. After th regular debate, remarks were made by Chancellor mntive. To all who are interes.cd, we ex tci d a In arty welconi". The Sti'dext will compare favorably with any College paper in the country. The Chicago fire burnt most of the pub lic school houses in that city. With their usual energy, however, inert used by the severe extremity to which ihev are reduced, tho inhabitants of that place are preparing to rebuild. Strange they don't slick up a sign and teach in under that. Subscribe for the Stuiikxt. ScarceYoung ladies at Society. The latest title for ladies Esq. Tova State University has 40 1 students. The wervlhei this morning is exceedingly fine. Several communications were unavoid crowded out of this issue. The Hearth and Home is the best young folks rural paper in the Union. Our Junior students ur (struggling with a Beard Gallant Peimitting young ladies to go home by themselves, Friday evening. Don'l bo bashful about sending in sub criptions for the Stuiikxt. Reverent The giggling of certain young ladies and gentlemen during chnpel exercises. tilT Some of the members of the Uui versity nine, after playing bull, on Thurs day. Should tomorrow be a fino day, we sug gest a hunt. Conic boys, exercise. Wo understand that the chorister is pre paring to furnish us some excellent music this evening. Those skirmishes in the halU of the University, between the guardian of the butldine and the students, are interesting. r I Benton, Prof. Aujhey, and many oth tax Members ortne&ocietypmaSc r'emem- f n,itl wasTinully rieuTik'i! in favor ofTlioainT- ber that this is your paper, and wo rrly on you for support. Let each one do sntne thing. Remember that unity is strength. Read the beautiful poem, ''Love in Death," oy Prof. 0. C Duke. We sall be able to present from time to time, artic les from our "Nebraska Poet." The following named persons aro the officers ol the Pullndiaut w'h Snell, President. Miss Oracle Benton, Vice President. J S Dales, Recording Secretary. F W Street, Corresponding See. Clarence Roads, Treasurer Miiis Florenco A Peck, Chorister. II IC Metcalf, Usher The editors elected for tho ensuing term, were, W L Sweet, Stcptoe Kinney, and Miss J C Kellv. Several papers of this State have been casting suspicion upon the Treasurer of the University funds. This affair should be looked into, and the truth discovered. According to an amendment passed .the other evening, to our constitution, no per son shall hold the same office, twice in suc cession. Where is the best place in Lincoln to buy boots and ahocs ? At Alford's. Why? Because he has the best assortment, keeps the best material, sells low for cash, Mrs. Cady Stanton is credited with mak-; 1 tnga very sonsiblo "anil sarcastic reply Oa! noind'ona who asked her if she thought taftt(jh girls possessed, as a -general thing, theli physique necessary for the wear and tear of V. a eocene courso of s'udy. "I would liki to sec,'' answered Mrs. Stanton, "I wouVM like too sec you take thirteen hundred you inAH nun Innn tltntrt fem1 liani (a ! iiiv.it ituu ti,ij uiviit u4'l au uniiK ufi twenty pounds' weight of clothes on t waists, perch them up on three inch lice? cover their heads with ripples, chignow rat.s and mice, nnd stick ten thousand hair-l pins into their scalps; if they can stand w& avJ ticularly uent thing said about women this, they will stand a Hills Latin Greek," When one wants to have m a part n, thl most judicious way is to get a woman s ly it. I Excellent Interest Rules. For finding the interest on any principal for any number ol days. 1 he answer w each case being in cents, separate tho tvj right hand figures of the answer to exprti it in dollars una cents : Four per cent. Multiply by the numbel buys direct from manufacturers and pays "j1.", nnd divide by 72. no jobber's p-ofit. WHITNEY BOOTS, AT ALFORD'S. Go to David May's for clothing and gents furnishing goods. 0 Street, between 10th and lllh. A splendid assortment of dry goods and groceries at Rich & Oppenhcimer's, south side of Market Space. Rinsr & Coblens have a fine stock of clothing, just received. South side or Mar ket Spaco. '' -i-The;brfinfi:-liMIiiinpnli9.mUiinn- -jf?, i'1 ,m,uI fi-. aire, who gave one dollar-cash, for the "y (, cent.-Multiply by tl Six per cent. Multiply by the number da)s$ separate th: right hand figure,a' divide by C. n Eih per rent. Multiply by th niim of days, and divide by !."). Nine per cent, Multiply by the numl of days ; separate the right hand figy and divide by I. ten per cent. Multiply by the mini' of days, and mvide by So. Iwelve per cent, .Multiply by the nn ber of days, separate the right hand figu and divide by 3. x i rittccn percent. Mulnply by bpr of days, and divide by 24. higuteeu per cent. Multiply by The University was as silent as a grave yard all day Thursday, the 20th, from the fact that all of the students, i nd we pre sume, the members of the Faculty, were in attendance at the Cjunty Fair. We suppose a goodly number were converted, and made up their minds to study Horace Greeley on Farming," but,ure decidedly of the opinion that the majority would prefer staying at home, and working tlmir way steadily through old Ciusar or Cicero. Side-walks are badly needed from all parts of town to tho University. Especial ly one from "0" street up lUb. We hope the City Fathers of Lincoln will look into thih matter betore winter. I ho mechanical as well as thn literary part of this paper is gotten up exclusively by tho students of tho University. 'We think it will compare favorably in point of neatness, wjth any paper in th State. Eohman has everything in the dry goods line. benefit of the Chicago sufferers was -nost generous. He should have considerable' advertising for nothing. Ciucui.ATiXH LiiiuAiiv. S. C. Elliott A Co' . circulating library is open every ihiy of the week, except Sunday. The greatest bo-e in creation The Mont Cenis Tunnel. Made of money A spinster heiress. The rising generation in Iowa is hopeful ly biiht. At one of the Sunday Schools in a town jf that State, the superintendent in reviewing tho lesson, asked the question, "Why are we commanded to 'gird our loins ?" One sharp little shave- sung out, "To hold our breeches up." Josh says that the man who wrote "1 would not live Always, I ask not to stay," probably had never been urged sufficiently. Schoolmistress "Johnny, I'm ashamed of you 1 when I was your nge I could read as well as I do now!'1 Johnny "Aw ! but yow'd a deffrant tencher to wot we'm got !" A fow Jays since Jack Frost destroyed about fifteen tons of grapes at the Westbor ough (Muss.) Reform School, valued at twelve hundred dollar. Tho crime seems to have been of the mo3t unprovoked sd wanton nature. The criminal is still at large, and will probably not be arrested un fit some time next spring. ber of day.-, and dividu by 18, Twenty per cent. Multiply by tVw s ber of days, and divide by 15. r C CLARK'S B o ok st ore,. O street, lietweeniotti and nth, It tli lest plnco to lmy anjOilSiin the tray 4 UtlU mlBCL'l U1ICOUS BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, TOYS & FANCY GOODS, WALL PAPER. WINDOW SHAD ES, CM PERIODICALS, ANUil FuctrTcry tli ng iiMmlly t,opt In a wt'l itg liooUtorn. KjiHieni jirlcui duplicated n 1kIk. Uood lui'etult and n-taP. jj J. & D. NEWMAN, Arc. tho h?upst dealer In DRY GOODS, CARPETS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HOOTS, SHOES, AMJ GENERAL MERCHANT In Lincoln. J. Newmvn, 7 Wutor Street, N. V. LI . . . . . N 1 One tif the Ann belne constantly In No' thervforo tnau'.-d to UUe adxatitaco f unj iimrKci, ue-tiae pnrcuabinf; iram arat tun ennuipu u sou to wuoicjnie purcuiMra at ueiy coHipeuiion. South Side of 0 Street, :i m tfVJ J. - 'A.,'- .f?v,vjjl
