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our Stock. of Holiday Goods
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Hundreds of htle
Glovnesrchibefs,
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*and Fancy Articles
to select front.
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pecialy faz lis Icaltz" IAND COMMON COuiF3iNS.
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section. Baskers and dealers in
lhealth-gl-uig reniedy wvhItlliiii Groceries, Provisions,Flour and Feed,
j isuniorlws, 'presidrd tdtheof meet 1'lhoaverage expenses at Yale per - sdEW~)wes
J~~iL~ 015,IroILOL tNlear1101 has beeni for eachi freshmoan, JOHN WOTZKE,
in g yesterdlay. $736M~tinLr,81 31jnoMakereof fi)e
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11he folloing arceItie fral. noei lL. 298GRANGER'S
wasI 2, 0rs (I 6ACDEYOF DANCING,-
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Atlih scil LLiLLIIL1 1 Presidentt, 1"& rotKalamaoo, JaLckson andOpsi 11- OPPOSite tIaw -iluilditig.
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'I lie lIx t sei-ni ma[LiLLZL ItlilOenI-
Icr1-titLl IIIbyltheIWebster society
ill 11e givenLi ll thelta111- lectuire
roomilWednesday 1 IIclOSIng, 1DIc. 1-7.
,mfllloinLLlg programmec will lie
ren)dered:]President's address, X.
C. GoLrm~ley iano10 solo, 1. J. Ols-
mian; oration, J. AV. Curtis; guitar
and harp duel, Messrs. Wisehiart
and1 Bauer; 15aper, M4. S. Lesh; de-
hate, Resolved, That the Federal
Election 1Bil Slow pendinlg should
S. I o extra tickets xwere sold this
III )llt-L(TI g.inntttarboir.
Tlae Printn(C c Club, aisisteil
by t1h- iBanjo andtid olIii C(,lub~s,
lois w tade arranugemntLs tfor a trilL
ilirixitg te Christnmas holidays. fTie
tlee anid Banjo Clubs tire soil to be
amuonthe1 best Princetoni has es-er
had, while the Mlandolin Club is a
new addition. Conicerts wcill, be
given at{ the following places : De-
cmher 27th, Cincinnati; 2911h, St.
Louis; 301, Indianapolis; 3)1,
Louisville; January xst, Columubus;
2d, Titusville, lPa., 3rd, Pittsburgh.
Through Vestibuled and Colonist
Sleepers Between Chicago and
Tacoma, Wash., and Port-
land Oregon.
The Wisconsin Central and N ortlielfa
Pacific lines run through Pullman e
tiliuled and Colonlist Sleepers betwTe"
Chicago and Tacoma, Wash., and
Portland7 Oregon. The train knON i
as the Pacific Express' leaves thle
Gi and Central Passenger Station. at
the corner of Fifth Avenue 101n1
Harrison Street, at 10:4.1P. M. dailY
For tickets, berths in Pullman or Cc1'
onist Sleepers, etc., apply to GEO. ''
Tueomersoa, City Passenger and Tacker
Agent, 205 Clark Street, or toF.J
EDDY, Depot Ticket Agent, GrSR4
Central Pasaenger Station, corneriftb
Avenue and IIarrison Street, Chic5
il.