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    NO. 8.
LOCAL NEWB.
187
Blank Books, Tablets and Stationary at
the Hook Store of Fox & Slruvc.
The young Indies of the Dormitory se
cured an omnibus and paid a visit to the
Penitentiary and Insane Asylum. They
were highly pleased with their visit.
Some of them remarked, however, that
tho convicts were given to selecting
rather "loud" patterns for their suits; hut
they behaved very well and not a single
convict tried to kill any body while
they were there.
Stereo views of all the Prominent Build
ings of Lincoln, including University and
Dormitory on sale at Wheat fc Ford's
Gallery.
Tho Juniors will give an exhibition in
the Chapel on tho evening of tho llrst
Saturday before Thanksgiving. The fol
lowing class will perform: Essays, Miss
Minnie Williams, Mr. B. P. Unangst;
Declamations , B. F. Parks, H. C. Arnold;
Orations, J. II. Silvernail, Mar B. Fair,
field; Debate, Miss A. II. Schuckmau, Mr.
J. S. Bridonbnugh. Mr. J. C. F. McKcs
son will preside.
A University student was approached
by a minister during Conference whore
quested him to examine a book which
lie handed him. ''Tho price of this work,"
said he, "is one dollar, but I am soiling
to ministers at lialf price, you may have
a copy for fifty cents." The student suc
ceeded in convincing, him that he was
not a minister although he had tho inter
est of the Church at heart.
The cadets are going to Omaha Nov. 3d
to participate in tiie reception of Gen.
Grant. A car has been chartered and
Col. Chase of Omahu proposes to boar
part of the expenses incidental to tho
trip if tho cadets find it burdensome. A
communication has been received from
the commander of Company II, tender
ing the cadets the use of tho barracks du
ring their stay, and an escort to and from
tho depot. The boys anticipate a big
time.
Oul-rtoor Groups taken on short
notice by our new artists, Wheat & Ford.
There was a great stir in tho upper cir
cles of mouse society the other day. It
was caused by the return of a mouse
which had been captured and escaped.
During its captivity it visited the chem
istry class and Prof. Collier and was in
veigled into taking some laughing gas,
much to tho edification and amusement of
tho class, It was confined in tho gas un
der ajar until it became insensible, but
upon the removal of the jar and tho con
tact of the fresh air, it suddenly arose and
bidding a somewhat hasty adieu to the
Prof and class, departed.
The sociable given by the University
Union Oct. 3d, was a sociable in the
true sense of tho word. Nobody looked
lonesome and wo are confident nobody
felt so. Every body sailed in and talked
to every pody else and every body else
talked back. The circus caught the
greater part of the objectionable clement
and the residue consisted of ladles and
gentlemen. Abundant refreshments were
sorvuJ and instrumental music was fur
nished during the evening. When the
hour to adjourn came all departed reluc
tant to go so soon, but well satisfied with
themselves and the rest of tho human
race.
A number of young men, members of
tho Pnlladian society, broke loose tho
other evening and made night hid that
is discoursed sweet music on the evening
air as sercnadcrs. The bashful youths
look in the Dormitory on thoir rounds
and wore prevailed upon to while away
a few moments in the company of the
twenty or thirty fair ones who have their
abiding place there Tho City Marshal
and two assistants made thoir appearance
soon after tho departure of the sercnadcrs
bu' passed on in a short time.
(This last statement has no connection
with tho proceeding part of tho paragraph.)
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