Wycoff's Candy Ptore, srd Ice Creem Parlors are at 139 gonth 11th. St
6TUIKNTS'
SUPPLIES
AND
-: Holiday Goods:-
Can bo found at
Clason & Fletcher's.
Tho finest lino in tho city
WESTERFIELD'S
Tonsorial Emporittm
CALL AND GET OUR SPECIAL
STUDENTS' RATES!
MA WES
1I21 O Street
JFrzrits, Confectionery
And such in full line.
FIRST CLASS BOARD. jg
NEW AND NEAT.
BRUNSWICK
DINING HALL.
No. 237 South Eleventh Strccl. Four
.Dollars per week; single mcnls
Twenty-five Cents.
N. E. NUTTING, Prop.
STUDENTS
Got their washing done at the
CJiinese Zaimcbry.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Under
wear done up in first-class style.
Ycq Lung, Proprietor, No. 217,
North nth.
DEAIiEH IN
Stoves & Hardware.
Opposite P. ., East Side.
LINCOLN, - - - NEBRASKA
Knotts & Seitz,
Dealers in
Staple Groceries.
Tens and Coffics a specialty.
13 1 5 O STREET.
. Chinese Laundry
Joe W". Foni?
PROPRIETOR
Laundry, No IIS North 12th
Between O&P
All Work done in Firet-Class Siyle on
Short Notice.
called for or delivered.
Clothing
W. C. ROHDE,
Dealer and Jobber in
MEATS.
113 South Tenth St.,
LINCOLN, -- NEBRASKA.
J. R. HAGGARD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA..
Ofllcc Pooms 5 and 0, over Harl y's Drug
btoro. Residence 1320 G Street.
Omco 1125 N Street.
UN1VEB8ITY
S. 4, e f . m. . &
Joint prayer mootlngs In room No, 5 every
Wednesday evening beginning at 7:45 and
closing at 8:30. Ail studonts aro earnestly
lmTlteOtoattond. . ,. , .
Mary Oampboll Pros. T. W. 0. A.
W. S.Pcrrln, Pros. Y. M. 0. A.
A. C. INGRAM,
DKALEn IN
WALL PAPER, PAINTS, WIN
DOW GLASS, Etc.
Painting and Artistic Dec
orating.
Dono on short notice at low prices. 1434 O Si
ALL THE BOYS
Take tho
GIRLS
To the Old Rclliiblo
Candy Kitchen.
For tho host Candles In tho City, 142 S.12th.
HUTCHINS & HYATT,
COAL AND WOOD.
LNAGAN B ros.
DKALEnS IN
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
GOODS
Highest price paid for second-hand goods.
115 South Tenth.
Sawed and split wood a specialty. Pine
kindling. Oillco, 1040 O Street.
CHICAGO MEDICAL
OOLLBG'B
Corner Prairie Avenue And 26tu St
CAICAGO, ILL.
MEDICAL DEAARTMENT OF THE
NORTH WESTERN UNIVERSITY.
SESSION OK 1886-7.
N. S. Davis, M. D., L. L. D., Dean.
Tho twouty-nluth Annual Course of In
struction will begin tho last week In Scptoai
her 1880 and close In March 1887. Tho course
of instruction Is graded, studonts hotng di
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Qualifications for admission aro either a do
groo of A. B., accrtlflcatoof a reputable- uc
udemy, a teacher's certificate, or a prelimin
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Tho method of instruction Is conspicuously
practical, and la applied In tho wards of tho
Mercy, St' Lnko's and MIchaol llcoso Hos
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lege whore from nine to ten thousand pa
tients are annually trca;cd. Fees: Matrlcti
1 at ion. $5. Lectures, first and second years,
each $75. Demonstrator including matcrlut
310. Laboratory $5, Breakage (returnable)
$5. Hospitals: Mercy $0. St. Luke's $5.,
for second and third year students. Final
oxamlnatlon $30.
For further information or announce
ment address
Walter Hay, M. D., L. L. D., Scc'y,
243 State St., Chicago, III.,
1111111 11
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