THE HESPERIAN STUDENT.
Qotnte,
Tho brother of Mr. Force is on the sick
list.
See Zehrung & Dunn's now advertise
ment. All kinds of students' supplies nt Fa
well's. Prof. Emerson went to Ulysses over
Sunday.
Ohoice novelties in fine stationery at
Fawell's.
Papci and envelopes very cheap at
Fawell's.
Large stock new books just received at
Fawell's.
Roversable overcoats nt Ewing & Go's
emporium.
Go to Barkley and Briscoe for custom'
made boots and shoes.
Downs & Webster sell hard and soft
coal. Give llioin a call.
Gall at Ewing & Go's emporium of
fashion for fine clothing.
All the students go to Fox & Struvo for
their books and stationery.
Oh, don't they have lots of fun about
" big Marsh " and " little Marsh! "
N. Z. Snell was another homc-scekor on
Thanksgiving. Ho sought Ashland.
We call special attention to the new
advertisement of the New York Store.
Our business manager lias joined a
Sunday school. It's gutting near Xmas.
Mr. Van Meter has one of the nicest
stores in Lincoln, now in his new location.
All the goods found in a first class
gents furnishing house, at Ewing & Co's
Nobby line of scarfs just received at
Ewing & Co's mammoth clothing house.
Dan Wheeler took dinner at tho Arling.
ton on Thanksgiving with some pretty
irls.
Mrs. Christian, of Fairmont, mother of
our Al, thinks of moving to Lincoln
soon.
Grand opening of boots and shoos, Bark
loy & Briscoe. 'Tenth streei, between P
and Q.
Tho Physiology class have a lough
time wrestling with tho long names in
their text book.
Lichty and Clark drove out on Thanks,
giving in a perfectly stunning rig. It was
an importation.
To the students!! II. 0. Lktt & Son
have a comploto stock of dry goods, no.
Hon, etc., mid will make it to the interest
of students to trade witli them.
You can find anything in the shoe line
at Goodrich Bios. Goods the best, and
prices the lowest
Students will 11 ml everything they need
n tho way of stationery and text book?
at Fox & Struve's.
Large invoice of hats and caps latest
novelties, just received ao Ewing & Co's
clothing emporium.
T. Ewing & Co. has the largest assort
ment of overcoats, ulstcrcttes, dress and
business suits in the city.
The band will soon have "Over the
Garden Wall " arranged, and then wo
may look for the very worst.
li. C. Lett & Son will stand by the stu
dents and give tlicm bottom prices on
everything they buy of them.
A full line of trimmings, furs, and
swan's down, also plush trimmings at
S. M. Ashby's, corner O and 13.
Students arc invited tn call at T. Ewing
& Co's emporium, whoruthoy will receive
tho best goods at reduced prices.
When a man finishes up his summer
suits, he finds that summer suits and sum
nior not. That is, they don't suit.
A lew sets of seal and mink furs to bo
sold at very low prices for this week only
at S. M. Ashby's, corner 0 and 13.
The vounu man who expects to grail,
unto in '83 was seen playing foot ball the
other day with a crowd of little tads.
The Bamboo is the most comfortable
sitting chair in the market, and the Bos
ton 00 Ceul Store has them as low as 00
cents.
S. W. Harney's is the place to get all
kinds of Holiday presents at bottom
prices. Remember the place corner 10th
and Q.
Miss Lillian White is now residing at
Fullorton, Nance county. Wo learn that
alio is prominent in a literary socioty
there,
Geo. Frankfurter left for his homo near
Roca last week, summoned thither by the
sad news that his sister was at tho point
of death.
John Ohapin of Fairmont loll the UnL
vorslty nearly a month ago sick, and has
been dangerously ill over since with
typhoid fever.
Tho Fre&lunen members of the uloeu
tion class have organized a company and
intend soon to stmt on a tour around tho'
state giving readings.
Frank Wheeler, of Plattsmouth, brother
of the Wlieolcrs in college, has been visit
ing them and looking over the school.
He expects to enter the classicnl courso
hero next fall, graduating first from the
Plattsmouth high school.
M. E. Wheeler .vent to Plattsmouth to
eat his turkey on Thanksgiving and re.
turned the Monday following. Mj ion is
a bad man on turkey.
A nice assortment of bookcases, clock
shelves, wall brackets, and in fact a full
line of fancy goods of every description
at Boston 09 Cent Store.
" You have a fine corpse of professors
here," said a new comer, and then won
dered why his companion smiled as he
replied, " Yes, I think we have."
II. II. Eusterday was around shaking
hands witli the boys, one day this week.
Hor. is a granger now, but like many
others lie still has an interest in the Uni
versity. The handsome little hymnals bought
for chapel are roughly used by the young
gentlemen (?) in the rear pews, who con
vert them into boomerangs during their
pitched battles.
Byron Neeves left on Thanksgiving day
for his home in Geneva, whero ho will
probably remain until Christmas. His
sister is just recovering from illness and
now his brother is sick.
Junior (laboring painfully through a
German "Erzaohlung "): " Und er
maclite die Bekauntschafl Yon Frauluin
Alice und er war wai mashed! " Groat
relief of class in audible smiles.
A Nebraska University student ho was,
and a gentleman down town asked him in
conversation, "Are you an undergradu
ate? " " Oh, no," lie replied with charm
ing frankness, " I am a Freshniun."
Al B. Christian was a pretty sick boy
last week, but, thanks to the prompt pre
scriptions of Dr. Paine and the assiduous
nursing of some of the college boys, he
was brought through all right. Lung
fever was the disease.
"This," said the instructor, "is the in
ferior oblique muscle of tho eye. It pulls
tho lower part of the nose up toward tho
eye." He thought ho said it just tho
other way, and couldn't see what the
class was laughing at.
In Physiology class the professor was
describing a certain diseasu of the jaw,
very severe. Up spoko inquiring student,
"Then you wouldn't got it if you kept
your mouth shut, would you?" It was
the second person plural that bothered the
Prof.
Two Uniyorsitltcs out calling. Pay their
respects to a stranger young lady visiting
at the house of a friend. All look over
photograph album together. Comments.
Suddenly camo upon picture of the visit
ing young lady, but the Universitites do
not recognize it. "Oh, what thing is
that?" Immediate consternation and
speedy departure. Too true.