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Wycoff'e Candy Ftore and Ice Cream Parlors are at 139 SoTilh 11th St
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Can bo round nt
Clason & Fletcher's.
Ihe (Inert line In the city
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WESTERFIBI.H'a
Knotts & Sett's,
Dealers in
Staple Groceries.
Tens and Codies a specialty.
1315 O STREET.
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Tonsorial Emporium
OALL AND GET OUH SPECIAL
STUDENTS' RATES!
J. B. Herrick
1121 O Street
FruitSy Confectionery
And such in full line.
Chinese Laundry
Joe W. Fomr
PROPRIETOR W3
Laundry, No IIS North 12th
Between O&P
All Work done in Fire- Class Style on
Short Notice.
Clothing
called for or delivered.
pm- FIRST CLASS BOARD.
NEW AND NKAT.
BRUNSWICK
DINING HALL.
No. 237 South Eleventh Strccl. Four
Dollars per week; single meals
Twenty-five Cents.
N. E. NUTTING, Prop.
W. C. ROHDE,
Dealer and Jobber in
MEATS.
113 South Tenth St.,
LINCCLN, NEBRASKA
J. R. HAGGARD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
LINCOLN. NEBHABKA.
Office Rooms 5 and 6, over Hurl r'a Drug
Store. Rcsldcuco 1330 G Struct.
ALL THE BOYS
Take the
GIRLS
To the Old Itollablo
Candy- Kitchen.
For tho bust Candles in the Clly, 142 8.12th.
HUTCHINS & HYATT,
COAL AND WOOD.
STUDENTS
Gut tlicli wanking done at tlic
Chinese Zaundiy.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Under
wear done up in first-class style.
Yee Lung, Proprietor, No. 217,
North nth.
MtEJTMtr BilUG.TftJt
, DKALKK IN
Stoves & Hardware.
Oppmilte I. O., East Side.
LINCOLN, - .- NEBRASKA
UNIVERSITY
m. if. a. m
Joist prayer meetings In room No. 5 every
Wednesday evening beginning at 7:45 and
closing at 8:30. All students nro earnestly
Omce 1123 N Street.
A. C. INGRAM,
DUALKU IN
WALL PAPR, PAINTS. WIN
DOW GLASS, Etc.
Painting and Artistic Dec
orating.
D0110 on short notlco at low prices. 1231 0 Si
FLANAGAN BROS.
DEALKKB IN
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
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Mary Campbell Prcs. Y. V. O. A.
W. S.Perrln, Fres. Y. M. 0. A.
1 jhest price pMd for second-band goods.
115 South Tenth.
Hawed and split Wood a specialty. Pino
kindling. Office, 1010 O Street. '
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SESSION'OK 1886-7.
N. S. Davis, M. D., L. L. D., Dean.
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bcr I88fl and close In March 1887. The courso
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tients are annually treated. Fees: Matrlcu
tation.$5. Lectures, first and sccopd years,
cacli 875. Demonstrator Including material
$10. 1 aboratory 5, llrcakagc (returnable)
85. Hoipltals: Mercy $U. St. I.uko's 85.,
lor second and third year students. Final
examination $30.
For further information or announce
ment address
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243 State St., Chicago, 111.,
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