Lccat- News.
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The University Union 1ms recently
purchased a beautifully framed picture
of Ex-Chancellor ftcnton, fnmi Young's
Photographic gallery.
The Capitul has become quite a resort
for students. The legislature gives them
a fine opportunity to notice some ot the
workings of a law-making body.
The students will find Sheldon's the
best place in town to buy their furnishing
goods. Sec advertisement in another col
umn, tf
We acknowledge a call from Mr. Mc
Cartney, editor of the High ticJtoi1, Oma
ha. Mr. McCartney is an enterprising
young man, and "will always find a wel
come at our sanctum.
It must have surprised the Prof, in Po
litical Economy the other morning, when,
he entered his class room to find ihe rein
nants of two cigars lying upon the floor.
It didn't look well for a senior class.
W. J. Turner, druggist and bookseller,
gives us-n r.tw advertisement in this num.
ber. Mr. Turner is doing a large business
as bookseller, supplying text books for
the University. All the books required in
the University are sold by him.
Students will do well to give Luldy
Bros, a call. Anything in the line of
hats, caps, etc.. will le found there. These
gentlemen will make liberal reductions to
students. Notice their advertisement, on
the cover, and give them a call. (
The rapid increase of circulation
compels us to issue one hundred more
copies of the Student than we did lost
month. At this rapid rate of increase, it
will not be many months before we can
boast of a circulation of over one Ihotts
and.
We think it no exaggeration to say
that the IIkspkiuan Studknt is the pride
of tiie University. And holding our pa
per in such high estimation, we fail to see
why all students do not subscribe. Wc
admit that a majority of the students sub
scribe; bnt wc think there should scarcely
be an exception. Students should not
think that because the paper is able to
sustain itself financially, we need no fur
ther support. It is 011I3' by the continu
ance of that support that wc are -able to
stand. We do not beg. Wo simply re
mind all of a duly, when wc urge them to
subscribe. Every student attending the
University, male or female, should take u
copy of the Stuokst.
For boots, shoes, and anything in his
line of business, go to O. "W. Webster's,
on O street. lie receives considerable of
the custom of the students, as he makes
satisfactory reductions lo them. Not on.
ly students, but others, will do well to
patronize him.
The usual sweetness of temper which
is observable in the girls of the Universi
ty, seems to be somewhat rallied when
Friday comes around to remind them thut
the Litcraiy societies meet and the'
can't go. They think the boys are "hor
rid." Boys, brace up and be gallant
Hohmau's Music Emporium has be
come one of the best places in Lincoln to
secure musical instruments. They are
agents for, and have on hand, a largo
number of organs, pianos and other inr
struments. If anything is desired in the
music line, and on favorable terms, giva
them a call at their store on O street.
The Univercity Union has u lecture
committee. The committee will endeavor
to secure good aiid popular speakers to
lecture in the University chapel. The
idea is an excellent one, and shows enter
prise on the part of the Society. Wc hope
soon to listen to a good lecture in the
chapel, under the auspices of the Union.
Monday, Jan. 15th, was a very cold,
stormy da-. So bcisterous, indeed, did
old Koreas become that many of the stu
dents of the sterner sex living at a dis
tance from the University did not venture
forth. We could not but admire the cour
age and energy which characterised a few
young ladies who ventured to face the
: storm
