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About Hesperian student / (Lincoln [Neb.]) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1876)
Our College Notes. 511 Unit our magazine will compare favorably with the lending col lego journals extant. It will be our aim hereafter to confine our pages more particularly to educational in terests throughout the State. Every teach er, every friend of the University and of etlucition should, by their subscription, materially assist in sustaining the I Iks fekian Siudknt. It requires means to carry on any enterprise; and the citizens of Nebraska should take pride in their University and the journal which repre sents the talent and progress of the same, and manifest their appreciation of our ef forts to place in their hands a journal of literary merit. Send in your subscrip tions, friends, that we may double our subscription list, thereby enabling u? to still enlarge the size and otherwise im prove the Student. The bojs having become well drilled, the Faculty have deemed it expedient to organize the military company. The fol. lowing ollicers wero'appointed: COM.MaND.VNT, First Lieutenant Edhar S. Dudley, 2d U. S. Artillery. STAFF OFFICERS. Fin,t Lieut. E. P. Holmes " " F. M. Lambnrton Ofllcer. First Lieut. C. M. Eastcrday blaster. NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF. Albert Fitch Sergeant Major COMPANY "A." LINK OFFICERS' "Win. A. McAllister Captain A. W. Field First Lieutenant C. L. Braiunrd Second Lieutenant XON-COMMIBSIONF.D OFFICERS. B. W. Coiner J. II. Worley Ed F. Steele O. L. Bramard F. N. Kiulb Charles Walbridge F. McCartney A. Cadman Win. Thompson Adjutant Ordinance Quarter 1st Sergeant 2d 3d 4th " 5th " Corporals It does fall the lot ol the Editor, once in a while, to have a good lime, and this opportunity was afforded once more in our professional career, on the evening of October Urtl. Laying aside all cares, we, among the many, assembled in the Union Hall, and proceeded to get acquainted with the nuuiy young ladies, who crowded around us, eager for an introduction. Bui it was just the same, everybody got acquainted with everybody else, and ev erybody had one or the times, which will occupy a prominent place in their mem ory for time to come. Many amused themselves witli various games, and some even "tripped the light fantastic toe." Miss Barker and Mr. Fitcli presided at the piano and organ, during the evening, making excellent music. Thus parsed the evening, long to be remembered until the tap of the bell, which told us the hour for retiring had come. "Well, you are a nice bo3 to send on a inetsage," said a woman to a boy who had lost a bundle with which she had entrust ed him. The boy struck the attitude of an orator, and replied: "Not being acorn, mon carrier, and not having entered into a contract with you to carry your parcel for and in consideration of any given sum, I have incurred no liability, and am liable o no penalty. If I had undertaken to carry the parcel for my own particular profit, my father even would not would not have been responsible for its loss (s-ec But. ler agt. Basing, 2 C. & P. 014,) unless in deed he paid me smaller wages because of the opportunity thus n Horded me to make small sums. On this point, I will only quote Bright agt. Brewster, 1 Pickering, (Mass.) 50. But, rising from the Law to the equity of the case, I have only to say Buy your clothing of A. Ilurlbut, No. 12 O St., and carry your own bundle, and you will be subject to no loss, and but lit tle expense. N2 -oozQzm-
