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THE COME1 ', 1l1ARUU, 1898.
Ball Is All The Go. I
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I A GOOD BIKE FOR $ 27.50.
CORNER ' S BOOK STORE.
Weli boys, we have a start; let ' s keep it up. We have the money now, and the next thing to do is to make ' use of it, and this can be done by buying apparatus for ' Our gymnasium. During the past month the bOY3 of the High School held several meeting; for the purpose of starting a gymnasium for th boys, in the Higb Scbool building. The gvmnasium was no; only to be for High-School boys, but atso the boys from all of tbe other public schools in tbe city. In one of these meeting the tollowtng officers wei I ' elected: S. R. Fulmore, presiden."; Arthur Wooldridge, vice president; Paul Smith, secretary: Howard Key, treasurer. The president immediately appointed a bey from eacb class in the Higb School to represent
IS class in the business mee. ings. The cbairman wrote out a constitution for the asscc. attor-, which was adopted. and t neu a few by-laws were made.
:: Corne of the boys de net understand whether the girls and beys arc goiug to make one gymnasium ' Out of both, or be separate. The presiden ' of the boy, gymnasium should call a meeting right away and decide this Question.
The beys new have about $ 35 in tbe treasury. ar d expect to ha ve $ 5 or $ 6 mere very scou. The work in t ' be gymnasium has begun, and the beys now have th screens over all of tbe winrows. This is a good thing, fer if it had not been done, mere than half or the window panes would have been broken before a week ' s time. Now i: the time far the apparatus cornrn it ce ta do thrir part, and fill the room with a full gymnasium outfit.
BASE BALL TEAM.
The beys of the High School held a meeting in the Science room and elected the following boys as ' Officers ' Of the base ball team: A. R. Weoldridge, rapt.; S. R. Fulmore, Manager; J.
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School if each boy would g t out ' On the field and try fer a place. So lets see if we cannot get every baae ball enthusiast on the field next time we ha ve a prac. ice game.
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EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
We learn with exceeding pleasure that the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbett, rector of Plymouth church. Brooklvn.( Henry ' Ward Beecher ' s ' Old church), '. vHl rlpliv ~ r the baccc lanreat c se-rmo-n at the Unlversity commencement next
I. Tune. Dr. Abbbott is a preacher who is renowned far and wide for his learning and depth ' Of thought, and we may l-e sure he will have something good to tel1 11S. Indeed, this is a rare in el lect ua l treat and Prof. F ' i rz-Hugh is cer ' ta in ly to be congratulated ' On recuring this eloquent divine.-The Ranger.
Boyibus kisstbus Pre + t y girlorum(; lr libus likibus \" anti summorum.
-Simmens Ccl1ege Montbly.
" Speak what you feel, and not what y- · u cug '' t t to say. "-::': hakcspear €.
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T ' hr- best way to criticise others is to surpass what they have achieved.- The Aegis.
ANNOU NCEMENT.
Short chapel exercises are held in the Mat hema + ies room each morntnz at eight minutes before nine o ' clock. Everybody connected with the High School is in vited to attend.
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MARTIN & SON, Props.
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F ' rorn a pen of Brown Leghorns, coring 92 1-2 to 94 1-2.
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I leaders in High Novelty Dry Goods, both Imported and Domestic. New Novelties arriving daily. PH. HA TZFELD &. CO..
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