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VOL. XIV. IOWA CITY, IOWA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, ]882. I • 14. «

the laborer in all trades get EXOHANGES. it in anvof the twdve cditi n The Vidette -Reporter, through at a certain hour, and are given belo\ ,* if he will g -t m' 11l81JlD When the editor of the Not?'e oft'to the party. But the student, friend to how him th la t act in IVIR )' .~r(1RDAY AFTERNOON, IJame ScllO/astic threw down.the above all others, appreciates the Macbeth. Now wc hope that un­ hr!Ic CoUlctalt YI" I. V.1. gauntlet of defiance at our feet and OlGa in Rlp¥bUcaK Building, Washinaton St. verse,­ taunted us with being too coward­ Ie our friend ha omethin~ to " Labor with what zeal we may, say in defen e of hi hero, lope Something yet remains undone; ly to defend our remarks about B. HOWAlD, 'sa. C. N. RUNT, 'SO. Gavazzi, we accepted the chal­ Piu IX" he will keep :.ilent, and p,o. Nn'oollB, '82, I. B. RlOIIllAN, '88. Something unoompleted still, Wnits the rising of the sun;" lenge, and made some very plain avoid making another uch an ex­ A. J. CRnlll, '82, hibition of hi ignoran . L'I him • Matlaging Edilor • or, if his tasks are all accomplish­ statements from Italian history, remembt!r that "if fool hold their lnu rm~AGR, '82. RU8H C. LAo, '8to ed, so that he can go to the party which, while they vindicate Ga­ tongues, they may be taken for P.L. ma.' , r. w. WILOOl, '8.'1. or make a call, can he predict this vazzi as a benefactor of her peG­ .rnoclau Edilorl. wi e men." • happy state of aftilirs a day in ad­ pIe, pla~e the C:atholic. church and Tlil l\W II , "Hark, from th tomh ther $100 vance? A man in a literary or Pope PIUS IX. 10 partIcular, in a o.!fP1,oo 1Nr, • • • • come a doleful ound: It (OPT, • • : • • • 06 intellectual line cannot predict the very unfavorable li ght as the from funcrt!al Ob~rlin - th t rwlll<> II the Bookstores. completion of his work like a enemy and obstructor of Italian place wher ' nohady l'\'er ~mi!t "'DOt~,ill/tthoi rpapeM!regularlywill woodsawer. He is working on liberty and pro~r ess. We did not and where C\'I:tl th ricket 'hirr _inlorm 0', And they will be forward.d. his geometry, for instance, and he expect to convince the fellow, for in a whi per. Th' [0 il 'xchan - A1I!Ullllluoicationl6hould boadd!l!ll8ed may dig out the answer in five the experience of the pa t has shown that it is impo sible to con­ editor of the Ra·icllI lift up hi. TilE V/fJETTJJ.REPORTilR, minutes or it may take him two hand in holy horror at our r'­ Iowa City, Iowa. hours. He is wrIting an oration, vince a bigot of his error, no mat­ ter how lucid the reasoning nor marks about the .Avlr' f)CllII('. a.nd the temper of the muse is his eho/asl/'e. IIi ( ,ibhip"'m 1r would make the most crnsty ttme-gauge; he may fly with how weighty the evidence. We were surprised, however, that he \'ery anxiou to get into th - 'c!u)o of misanthropy glad to see the angels' wings, or plod through /aste quarrel; but we \\' i to r - aden come pouring in fre h mire knee-deep with a groan at so far acknowledged himself de­ feated as to be obliged to resort to mind him that Our qUilrr -\ i \ ith (rom lbe joy of vllcation. They every step. What every student the cllO/as/ie and 110t with lit return revived in health, purse and needs is, at least, one place which, that :ow and vulgar mode of war­ fare which characterize the Arabs Revicw. When we have occa. ion bope. The lessons jlave already for the time, he is free to regard to exchange complim 'nl with th . ~1D to bring the silence of study as home, where he knows he will of the street. Nothing we could write would be more applicable to latter pap r \ ' hall nel 'avor to 1~1 we look forward to a term of not be subjected to the rules of do it ju tice. formal conventionalities, where he him than the following words (rom ~rmane nt advancement. And then therc i the 'me too' may I;'nll when and a. often a.q Q;; own pell; "It is all old saying Tll/h'c' '/y P O'" 5, ,·llI·h I' 'mind ALL absent friend of the he . pleases, stay as long as he that 'if fools hold their tongue they To u mol" than anything -I. " or l [Dire it,r who have beeu feedin~ wants to, and go back to hi may be taken for wi e men,' and !n fact n,o, ooner. do some people small canine, own'd b· our II - 1 ~ small-pox rumors, we would room when he feels like it. We door neighbor, who bark \ - V admit that · this kind of thing 111 a posItion whIch would other­ eto that there ha' been but have be omt 0 ac 'n: tome I to of mall·pox in Iowa. City might be trying sometimes, but wise entitle them to con ideration open their mouths or set their pe~ that should it 'i\ \. would . year. The source of the in­ his foster m~ther, sister, cousin, know that 1l0mething 'riou wa fection is not known. There is no aunt, etc., mIght console them­ to paper, than their vulgar ignor­ ance crops out: they can no longer the matter with th - dOl-{. In fa t eTidence whatever of its spreading. selves with the idea that tliey we rather 'njoy hi bark for it ~ draw a long breath and were doing excellent home mis­ command even a small mea 'ure o( respect." He calls us a fool. Now evidently aflords him, va L amount ~ your color. Don't noise it sionary work; for we know of no of nmu 'emcnt and w' know that' &rooDd that the Univer ity town of ~lass of individuals actu~lly spoil- when one individual calls another lOla' alarge mall-pox scab, be­ 109 for a shower of socIal graces a fool, it is neces ary, unles hi he i too cowardly to bite. with cholern, bla.ck-dea.th, like a set of college students; not reputation for truth is beller than likewi 'we ay to the Prcs , bark onl lump! and yellow fever, until you to say but they have sociability that of our Scllolastic friend, to Knight'~ . IlI&nh"I>f'. bo" something about it. and the elements of true polite­ prove his statement, and if he fail AlexondM ('h lin r' . AItIPflf n tAlld&rd. to do this, the judgement of the n,ce' , (1811 I 81' .. ness. They have both j but these lark Wright. 11 "",1, Qt,lTE a number of students need the polish of use. A college public is that he himself is the Sing r. Ik·I1' • Avon. ('"Ulrf. arailed themselves of the custom graduate ought to understand fool. That he attempted to prove ciNeII' Year calling. We have men as well as books. A farmer his statement and that he succeed­ FOR THE LIBRARY, ~d some citizens say that they may understand the working of ed admirably in proving himself No 10lld lnlking I l'tniltcd. did not think the students as a his plow thoroughly; but, if he is the fool, will be een from the fol­ Tho LiUl'lll'y i. 0 n to '!lior appreciated the kind en­ in total ignorance of the nature of lowing extract from his reply: and gl'lldllut during lihl'tu'y hour. dta~O( of the re idents here to soil he plows, scanty crops may "That the fellow is ignorant as tud nt from OtlWI' cia '«, d make their Btay socially plea ant. make hun poor. But what we well as vulgar- ignorance and vul· siring to Ulflk xlIllIinlltion f til ~e think they are mistaken. It started out to say is that the stu­ garity are generally found in com­ library for Lllly pc illl pllr[lo quite el'ident, upon the slight- dents have had few occa ions for pany- is evidt!nt from the fa ct lU lLy be ad 111 it! 'fame, I aw the lily. driving their breaking-plow ill oth \' . imilar extra"a 'anza' and for the fir. t time into th· glowing Don, however, the railroad pa - every direction, and the Iilie lI'ent yet 1 onfe to n greal fondne" ,Ip.. with no doubt much the cd from the Park Region out down with the other flower to for n tur' blo 111. Flo\ 't'r are arne wonder and delight which upon a wide plain. A far as I rise no more. rarely ab 'nt from my thought. arne to Bartram, \Vh n more than could ee there was naught but Westward from the lame Rh'tI Perfe 'tion at on e and J)romi , a c 'ntury a ro he plu ked in Penn­ the level meadow stretching away the lilie were less abundant, and th . . cern the type an exc'l­ sylvania wood the fir t Orange­ without a break to meet the de­ they became fewer and fewer asl Ien ' of material beauty, model. Rt'd Lily known to ien e. scending kyo Now I saw the passed on, u;ltil finally beyond tht to th' arti t, in pi ration to the Mor y ar have pa ed than 1 red Hly no more. Wa it hidden Coteaux dividing the vaUey of tht poet, the mbodiment and xpre.'- propo e here to tell or like even in the deep rank gra s? The James from that of the Mi ouri, 1 ion of highc t hope and fine t 10 r'member in e fir t that pleas­ train stopped. I prang down saw them no more at all. In a thought. ure w mine; but till I know ont: and ran out in various direction , day's search over the plain and Of all the flower favored locality where the red lily and earched and searched in vain. blufis just west of Bismarck, not a wider, ri her, r more an ient bloom , and ever? yt:ar a the The soil was heavy, black and single lily was found, nor indeed fame than that which nam> thi time come round ha te to r new moi t, and naught but the rich did 1 find flowers of any kind: articIl:!. The Iily ha it pIa e in my acquaintance. waving grass WIth here and there nor did I see the red lily again, al­ literature, both anci 'nt and mod­ Wood, in hi Manual, bid U8 a sedge found there congenial habi­ though ·1 continued my westwanl ern' it h<: 1t, place in hi 't ry; it eek thi flower in "Dry pastures tation. On then over the seeming­ course for more than two hundrtd \\'a a fa,'onte 'mblem to the and fi ld ," but to ee it in perfec­ ly level plain; on through the val­ and fifty miles. For that latitude, eer of old, and Iilit:. bloomed on tion, I hould never vi it uch a ley of the far famed Red River of at least, I had passed the westetll the hill of Galil when the place. Go rath r to the unny the North to Fargo; but not a limit of the flower. world' 'ublime t Teacher bade lily anywhere appt:ared. At Far­ edge of orne par woodland or It follows then from all thi \hi the "orld "con id 'r.' The lily i go 1 changed my cour e, and tak- to om upland prairie nook yet a plant, however widely di tribu:· one of thoe fe\ (amiliar obje t undi turbed and untrodden by 109 the Northern Pacific railroad, which, named in far ofT pr hi toric tarted westward. For miles and ed, has yet in its specific form ill ivilized man, where nature holds well defined boundarie ,i limitcG time by our Aryan ance tor, her own in primveal beauty, and miles beyond Fargo ci"ilization ha "unsurped the p1ace of na­ to the occupancy of a particular have b en remcm cred and r cog­ there, lifted on lender talk area. Of this area, the line whi£l nired by all the children ever ture, ' and wheat-field5 extend on above surrounding "egetation, not marks the limit, determined as' in e, for the root of the word drooping-lily fashion-but erect, every ide to the horizon. Not a fence break the monotony of the i by condition of soil and climate eern to run through all language , wide expanded to the sun and the may at fir t sight seem rery in­ from 'eltic to la\'ooic. cene. WhIte houses and red blue ky, vi ited by butlerflie, defmed and indefinite, and ~-d dragon-flie , and all other lovers barns ri e here and there from may be inferred (rom what the midst of the emerald field. the when all the facts are known, tit of color and the light, blooms ha been already 'aid, lilie are wind to es the standing grain, bounds of the habitation of aD)' Bartram' Philadelphia lily. widely di tributed. In one form producing belts of shade, patches plant are as strictly laid Ii or another member of the (amil ' La t year I found the Bower of himrnering light and billow those of any nation' the (rOllbL1 bloom in temperate and tropical where often I have een it before, that ne,'er re t following each of the territory of any plant "Ii zon he world around. The e and having in pro pect a long other a the waves of ome shore­ strictly scientific as wa ever.~ form are, ho\ 'ever, widely di­ journey, it occurred to me to note Ie s sea. No place for lilies here, over which Lord Beacon Jil, ver e, ranging from tree ,a the the presence of the flower and ee but by and by, proceeding west, dreamed; north, south, east, w~ Dragon tree, fifty to i:l..1y feet how far I might be able to trace ward, as the grade of the road everywhere there is a line bey'" high and in one in tance twenty it to the north and we t. From continues to ascend, the soil be­ which that plant doe not . feet in diameter, to the temle the place of my departure in Del­ comes lighter, warmer and dryer, Again, within the area occuptd little plant' 'hich we call . Lily of a, are county of thi. tate, all the bits of color hine out now and by any plant there may ~ the Valley," brushing its nowy \ ayacro our northern counlie then over the unbroken prairie, wide di triet which, on acco­ bells again t its native mountain and through the outhern counties and when the train pas e the of orne local peculiarity, tHe p ide. To each country belongs of Minn ota the red lily wa my divide between the Red River may not invade. Thu in tit al 0 certain di tine form con tant companion. Ht're ana and the Cheyenne, red lilies are upper Red Rivet· valley the pet! found nowhere else. European there, in uitable situation along everywhere. From thi on to the liarity eems to be in the lilie , for in lance, are in many the railroad track, whenever I valley of the Jame River the We t of the Coteaux and pa:. respect entirely different from chanced to look out, I could see flower is never out of sight. In ticularly west of the Mi ouo tho e of America, while the the cheery color of my friend. some places it gives its color to soil and climate present condit;' Asiatic kind form yet a third divi­ In the immediate vicinity of Min­ the praine, so profusely is it scat- to which the red lily finds i sion, having relation hip looking neapoli I lost sight of It, but be- wholly unadapted. Of this Ia~ ======:d~======~======~~=~ REALLY THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING, at the LOWEST PRlmJ TO BE FOUIID AT BLOO.·S CLOTHDIG STORE. mearan THE VIDETTE-REPORTER. 3

T( rion I may be permitted, at tion." His gestures were not NIXON & BRAINBRD, G. ~.~QU~T , !OI1le future time, to say some­ numerous, but were very appro­ Whol I &lid RellUl InlJl thing. Thi, for the present, is priate. The chief characteristic Keep in stock "a large and well selected lire dy too long, and I have 10 the declamation of C. H. Pome- line of doubde exhausted the patience roy was the earnestness with T RE Watch , , of mv readers; yet, perchance, it which he entered into it. It was FURNI U , may 'refre h some of them to be "Patrick Henry's Speech to the JEWELRY, rtcilled from the silence and in­ Virginia Delegates," and Mr. Musical Instruments, kti,;ty of winter to that brighter Pomeroy entered into the spirit of Which they are selling at the lowest liv· Sheet Music, portion of the year- the piece, as he conceived it, with ing prices. Give them a call. Etc. • n-Lbtlilr com baok, and tho dragon-fly all his might. 128 W'ASH:INGTON ST_ a.c111lf Lo brood o'er the ",er." The Sophomores were intro- ~, ______CLINTON STREET, duced by their Class President, IOWA CITY. LAW LIBRARY. H. G. Lamson. Miss Nellie Cus- WM. J. HOTZ & CO. The Law Library has lately betn upplied with some books of ter was the first on the programme ~ ~O C ~ ~ S., O. STARTSMAN, and delivered" Unhappy Girls" in \W1 ~ ... ~ eat intere t and importance in fine style, her clear and strong DULD I connection with legal studies. First voice, and graceful gestures meet­ m WASHINGTON ST. amoo' them are "Ancient Law," ing with general approval. Harry Watch lry "Early IIi tory of Jnstitutions," and C. Mozier delivered "The De­ Keep constantly on hand Fresh Oysters, "Village 'Communities," by Sir fense of Emmitt" in a clear, full Choice Table Butter, Butter, Fr sh Silver and Plated War Henrv Maine, who is regarded as voice and the general eftect wa~ Eggs, and Rare Vegetables,!Ls well ADd IU I kia of aim 't the founder of the strictly very good, though his gestures as a oarefully selected stock of h' toneal method of inrestigating were a little stift: Miss Ena Ham FANCY GOOD. the origin and early history of spoke "Heroes and Martyrs." FANCY GROOER:IES- ~ al doctrines and institutIOns; Wa hington ~ L, lOW \ ITY. Hel' gestures were particularly T. c. OARSON , l'res. . D. CL08I!, Vice.Pm . abo "Reeves' History of the Eng­ Jame River graceful and appropriate, and her R. R. SPENOER, Cash. All Kind. of Repairing Promptly Art (Ii d ~ Law ," edited by Finlason, in abundant, and enunciation almost perfect. The To and Warrant d. fi,'e vol ume, It mine of informa­ Johnson CO. Savings Bank, and fewer 851 programme was ended by the IOWA. CITY, IOWA. beyond the boo a to the development of the declamation of R. C. Lake. The common law of England; also Ca.pital, U25,OOO. valley of the subject was "There is no God." DIl\EOTOl\8.- T . C. CartIOD, J1I8. WlUke!J C'. F. "Hallams Constitutional History Lovelaoo C. D. ('lose James Lee, J. W.l'orter, the Missouri, I In his strong voice he delivered J 1 of England," tracing_ the growth B. J. KirKWOod, M. Boom, BamnelSbarpl • at all. In I the piece with the dignity befitting the plain and of wha t i called the English Con- the subject, while bis gestures 'tution from the time when O'HANLON & SON, not I were appropriate throughout. IItllry ruled with despotic nor indeed VII. The decisions were rendered KEEP OHOI OE any kind; way until the modern era of a in favor of F. Atkinson and R. C. lily again, aI­ titutional monarchy, with verl Lake, general approval of the my westward limited powers; also "Lieber s audience being expre sed in rous­ Family Groceries two hundrtd Political Ethics," and "Civil Lib­ ing applause upon the presenta­ ntyand elWovernment," giving PROVISIONS, OROOKERY, that latitude. tion of the prizes by Pre ident QUEENS able expo iGon of the theory of GLASS AND the we tell Pickard. WARE, ~uIa r government in the United tat . The Opera I-louse was not so Fruita, Vegetables, und Everything kept well filled as it ought to have bet!n, in a First-class Groe ry tor. THE OONTESTS. and the reason might be attribu­ No. 105 east side Dubuque Bu t. ted, in part, to the unu ually early The annual declamatory con- IOWA OITY, IOWA. BRADLEY & CO. of the Freshman and Sopho­ hour of c0mmencing the exerci es; DlOr( classes were held at the but such an important event in the THE ~ House on the 17th of last year and such an interesting en­ M. W. DAVIS, IIlOoth. All the contestants were tertainment really merited much 10 thoroughly prepared that more attention from the citizens. Druggist~Apoth cary Popular nttything passed off as pleasant­ The University Battalion Band furnished the music for the occa­ 780 WASHINGTON ST. ~ as could be desired. The WA H1NGTON TREET. rreshmen "came on" first, and sion and did itself credit. Thus Students, when in want oj Toilet tere introduced by F. E, Pome­ ended an afiair which, though full Soaps, Brushes, Perfumery, roy, the Class President. F. At­ of surprises for some, has troven Cigars, or anything in PREMIUM SHOE STOBE. ~ was the first speaker, and a source of much profit an pleas­ the Drug Line, declamation was a speech ure to all the participants. You will find no b tter plnoe than lIt this "011 the Catholic question." His "tlow with 1\ generous blind, estnblishm nt. J. 0IIanlon D, "oice was clear, his m.anner de­ Pause not for toil or pain, ibttalt, and his gestures appro­ Weary not through the heat of 8ummer, vr.\L \, 11( pOalt, except, perhap, that he Weary not througb the cold spring rain; Hu t wllit till tho autumn comllil OYSTERS I too many left-hand gestures. For the sheaves of golden grllin. ", fiNE BOOTS AND SHOES. D. D. Donnan was next pre­ IN EVERY 8TYLB AT

ted, and he deliyered the lao t Laws, go to hear Tourgee, the THE NEW RESTAURANT, u tom Work mad I to onl~r, ~h of Emmett in a masterly eminent lawyer and jurist. ON WWlUfO!OI S'I'IlEE!, ~r . His delivery was very Ed Shra.der keeps a. full line of the best Cigars in the market. We make our own ('onfrct!onory Ir h 'M1 ood indeed, but might have been day. r.hoice vllrioly 01 1'1IIillllllli FIII1~1 {'all Smoke the Governor Cigars, for WoddiuK8, PllrtiOl!, lind tluppon, 111 "lork or _what improved had his ge - IUlIdo to orller/,oij illlrUI'II mu{ (\ ('1411'1'. J 0 ('ream, es been more from the shoul­ the best five-centers in the city, 1008, HODlon run h, I~ldi c8 and (lOll I.!!' Luneb for sale at Noel's. Parlors. dtr. R. C. Craven next appeared, WABK KllALS AT ALI. H011BS, and delivered, in a dignified and A fine line of books for presents, Iowa Aucano, 7 door (1 t 0/ p, O. telling manner, Webster's speech bound in tree calf, at Smith & , Mrs. S. M. BIOLAKE, 00 the "Benefits of the Constitu- Mullin's. Propri tOf'. IOWA CITY.

In order to mnke room for other New Good 8 we will olose outOllr entire One Prl'ce Cash Bookstore mearance Sale. stock of Holiday Goods at a grent reduotion from r gl1]nr pri ca. • TilE YIDETTE-REPORTER.

ir .. cfoq~. Lihrar 01 'n I1l1il " fl'OIll to PERSONALS, t(red into 11, . t., tlnd 2lo ll'. l. II, ,Arnold \Va h rc in \'aca· practice in 1I1'dIlY from II to I:!. EllODELPmAN BOOIETT. tion. Will, . ( ' \111" lit r III...... l'f i.l.n'. L t ('()nlrihulor mltl ('(I i till'. J N I III • 'I., . ~ . .... t.,.,. } l' II . .. I' . I Horace andee, attorney, 1k~!. niDlOrt>d II inn .. .It~ ... I.. Ifur!ll) ''v lIi,. I lan( In 11'1\' H(·()P.V Ilr 1('1' III t I nee, eb. dj,trict Ilfli W k. J>lclI~(, 110 not pul it 011' ... 0 HESPEaa BOOIETT, ltli<'. lIarvey Ingham p nl holidal I E. N. P;Ilronil.e hom talenl. in hieago. pa t witl ht .. t lit 'I'tail nwnl of tit 'II on III Prof. Philbrick mo\'cd; ProI, corp rell . thr 0I'N'1\ Ilou..;(' .Janutlry Wtlt Fellows did not. III ING I STITl1Tll. • U I\( I 1 I t h. . every R.M. II W. 11.1-1 I.L ~...... 1' III!>IIt.\ . W. Haller will not be it Cit\' and ~ I II /I .. : .. , ...... : ...... , r,. \Vt,d "il to I'dum thllnk. ~chool this term. in thicag 1011 .. , t7 J flll"1 t V nlll • ~1 l' 1) l~ I II r Wh~n u r. ~. \.. \nne Il I lOr II ('OP , it wa announ 'ed in Loui , chapel, at rinnell ollege, that "A lIa ppy 'W Year" frOll ZETAGA'l'IDAN SOCIETY. tit "GrNLt \'ul1(·),,, und Pml'i(' James M. Nevin. ~ ('h I'll., kll. I, Pre id ' llt fagoun had started r tUI'J)NI home fr0111 Europe, the (ollowing J. Lee Fergu on i in legal bu,.· conver ation took place between nes at Pikeville, Ky. two enior: I t enior - "I've LOOAL G. W. Fay, Law '79, i practic. been looking up stati ti _, nnd J ing at Pierre, Dakota. " 'opy!" find that ju t one out of every 'h 'mi"lry! thou. and pel' on who ro~ the Mi Cora Rynel\l' on will n,x ocean i drowned.' 2ci enior, be in chool thi term. Tour 'ec: to-night. la ~ing his hand and looking im- A. Dean Robin on tnrted b:lrk R 'u1 our I 'HI nel . ludy for th .Junior ludi . plonngly toward heaven _CI ~hen to hi work ye terday. To ttl f1' nt- nlnl'('\l! I wa it ' Ipl n v t' til of let up pray that our Pre Ident W, H. Cotterell ells farm rna· hcnring Mrs ldn Mn Pryc may be that one. Amen." Looki Ilt th 11 W tud nt:! chinery, Council Blu/f . lJcautiful prono voi . Opera It cems to us that the character , " ral n \ tud n thi trill. llo Janunry 1 til and 11th. of our chapel singing might be G. S. Simonds, Law '78, is practicing in Crete, Neb. tudent hould h ar Tourg e. Y god! what Il cry went up greatly improved were they who th hool boy. wb n Mc returned and found hi attend provided with lips contain­ All I, B. Lee's friend will boardin hou had been built ing the words to tho e tunes which glad that he is convalescing. Ilome nt 1 in about thr upon th sand, snd tood not. are most freq,ently madl! use of in w ks. connection wlth our morning exer- 1. E. Morrison, Law '76, leads cises. As it is, almo t the entire the bar of Cass county, Neb. t ready for th bilion. burden is thrown upon the choir, James Miller has returned to who, however worthily they may school; likewise H. C. Harris. Tb weatil r g nre sustain it, certainly would not com­ a medl y. plain if they were aflorded a little J. H. Danskin changes his ad­ Ptl.T your ub. whit you hll\' as istance m the execution of their dress from Marengo to Fairfield. th mon y! task. C. N. Hunt went to Minneapo­ The Rcpublicail office ha The ladies object to the boys lis, and came home by AnamOS1 line of card . hiring cabs to take them to enter­ tainment on rainy nights. They I. S. Gillilland vi ited his maD\' I1ear Tourgce {or 50 take a philo ophical, if not an friends in the city during the hJ gallery, 35 ot . economical, view of the matter, and days. Ev 1'y body goo knting tili ay: " aYe the money you would H. C. Arnold and O. P. MyCl1 w k and lak " hi girl. pend for cab and take us to more were on our streets during tht Calvin , The quality of Boerner goods entertainments." Now who can week. attended their bl! t adverti emcnt. deny the ~ood practical common The first heir of class 'So i a aociation sen e of thJs? By this plan both holiday boy, and he belong to J ~ Att nd th book au tiOI1 to­ parties would get the most pos i­ night Ilt ... o. 1 Dubuque t. Blythin. . Bremner ble for the money- tha girls would SOon to Fiv hundred lawy are try- go to more entertainments, and the A. Dean Robinson, 'So, \'i ited ~cturn to ing to pra ti in 't. Loui . bo~ ' would have the pleasure of his mother during the holidays . this city. rtformed The outhem que lion will be A vo~' from th faculty. (Pro­ gomg home with them oftener. £ r compelled by quarantine to that Jim well handled hy Tourgee to ni ht. J. J. Hamilton hook hand I ' fi "It i otIiciate as k p inside th nee) n't Go to Ardner's for Oysters. his many Univer ity friends. HI an not run in any mol' hox,., mall·pox at all, only chicken-pox, looks hearty. An the merchan . have decided to L'lk and very U..,ht Ilt that. J. W. Whitmore' for groceries. Wright,o( C. E. White, of Beatrice, Xeb.. them in. 'Hello I when did r,ou arrive?' Druggist'a Beat Medioine, only 6 de"Oted cents, at Shrader'a. visited Washington', D. C., on hi! stanl Everybody . houJd go and heAr Happy New Year I ' 'Have Ii wedding trip. to the Haymake January 1 th nice time during vacation?' 'Did The tudents of the advaneed his' and 11th. ~ou her hri bua ~, 'Don't short-hand cia are writing over Oscar Groschell i with 1 h 1 McMahon, whole ale drug '.. "How to Bo the Bo e,' at ug my vaccinated Ilrm!' ach fifty word per minute. . w re tho qu tion nnd exc\ama- Omaha, Neb. th 0 H Boerner' haking powder is e pera oUSt:: to-OIght, by tion which. . greeted the ear So, Oliver Perry Myers, Tourgee. Wedne:!dayandTharsday. always reliable. '81, James A, Kerr, spent 'e­ tate Oratorical ont t at the. . On Monday January 9th the Year in Des Moines. Opera H use fir t Thursday even- A ~mtm party was. given Ilt One Price Cash Book tore will lng in February. Ithe resJdc~ of Mr. Bymgton on put another large stock of book D. M. Evans, County Superit a . . the everun of December 26th, on the 50-cent and:U helve. tendent of Franklin county, IU! Who I to blame for lYlOg 1 1. Dancing was one. of the in the city just before vacation. about the amount of copy nece -Imany amu ments of the evening. Union Grocery for anything sary for this i ud A number of the students who re- found in a first-class establishment Haggard and Perfect haye til'

DON'T FORGET that the CHICAGO ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS MAKE THEIR OWN CLOTmNG Gent'. FUl'I11Ibings AhraJl the Lateat Styles. Pnnte Made to Measure, $5.60. • Doors South of P.O., Iowa Oity. THE VIDETTE - REPORTER.

ttrt!d into partner hip and begun give first-olass referenoes, and is the only regular lady physician in the oity of the PREPARE practice in Wayne boro, Tenn. Homooopathio sohool, she has nlready State University FOR TIlE IVE IT\ .'0 f It built up a large praotice. OF IOWA, TEA JUNU Wm. O. hu not returned. It i ATTBE nmlon'

M~~followingfromKa1lSas City o-::eOOE::e:IES VERY LOW.

. 1lra. 8. 8. Pearse, M.D~ Howooopath· Come Rnd soo Uft. 'rh N If Olothing ~ baa an exoeJlent snit of roows at this afaasware and Queen,wa". House on Dllbuqu Street. hIIber. She located in this oity but WHITMORE , COliNE, Butter a Specialty. All roodI delinred frH of LOTHING. &boat ftTe months ago, but 18 ehe could Prollri 01'11 of htI W",,~m ('01_'''' " , oh&rle to an)' pan of 'he oity. STERNS &WILLNER. M.Uld , 10 a it" I 6 THE VIDETTE-REPORTER.

OOJdKAND!4lIINTS. Ardner' f( CA E~1Y LV 1 . AT SMILEY'S DR. F. M. SOMERS. II!:.! Clinton St. 1. Thou halt have no othcr af­ HOM(IOPATHIST, French cr A. • (' III 1I1t1.l. .,,king whom 11) Dubuque St. IOWA OITY, IOWA. DR. C. M. HOBBY, nearly exhau ted all re our e try­ he may devour, therefore he ble ' - ing to find excu e for unpr par d OFFloE-Olinton Street, between Wuh­ 'th th e\' 'nth evening and re­ :r. E. :r .A.YNE., ington amI College. Ie. on . membereth it forcwr. BUILDER OF Th familiar ountenance of B. S. Honor thy neighbor' wood Jayn '8 Pat nt Arched Trussed Combinll- OFFIOB Houns: J 8 to 10 A. 11. P. haver i to be 'een among the pile a Ion r a it ontinuelh and . tion I !lto5F.H. throng that i continually going to when it i fini hed heg unlll he BRIDGES. and from th c:ldemy. furni heth another. Sho[) on Dubuque St., IOWA OITY, lAo O. T. GILLETT, M. D. The rc t of the commandment Both tea her and tudenl eern FOR HONEST Office over Whetstone's Dl1IIt lore. by are like unto the c love thy df greatly b nefited the hort va­ Residence South side of ('oUege Street, cation. Ea hone ha returned to more than thy neighbor or hi , on Boots and Shoes work with a \'igor ufficient {or the e commandment are hanged - I:.lccond Door East of UJI. all who are orr cd to thcm.­ SEE WELTON. the ovcrcomin r of all diffi ultie . AT TIIE Cullcgc J01t11lt1. Prof. II. H. Hiatt ha ome to OLD BLUE FRONT. E. F. CLAPP, NI. D. the con lu 'ion that the Philo ophy • h retorore u d i ntirely too com­ PhY8ician and Surgeon. plicated for the young mind and KIMABll, ~TEBBINS &MEYER, Offico-Savings Bank Block. WlI5hington 8tJttI, ha decided to introduce a impler PBOPRIETOBS Oll IOIV. t CITY, 1011'.1. work. C. A. DRAESSEL, Franklin, People's, and Third SAVE YOUR TEETH. The member of the 0 iety de­ Ward Meat Markets. cided at their la t meeting, here­ Merchant Tailor, Fr sh, Salt, and Smoked Meats oontinu­ MORSMAN, DENTIST, 10 ally on hand. after to e the door again t all CoUeee t., 0pp. Opera llouae, Iowa ilf. Washington street, next door to person, regardle '~ of pedi ree, Whetstone's Drug Store. ElepnH'lot.hinamadeworder. AfuUlf.oekof FRED. THEOBALD, who are incapable of properly be­ to ign goode alway. ton hand. DE4LI11 IN NO S'L'AIR8 TO OLIMlJ. c.w. having themselve during ociety. Boots and Shoes RoBEBT LUOAS. E. K. LUOAS, .vola,, }'dIII. The Academ ' i opening with a A NEW TEXT BOOK, J)ubqu. st., One J)oor So;~ 01 "pt ••" Ollef. large enrollment. At pre nt an LUCAS & LUCAS, ·· Koep8 con tantly on hand 8 lorge 8880rtmcnt attempt to e timate the attendance " O ut 1lnes In otBoot andSbc>el!,which canoobonghtcheap, Falui (or the term would be a mere mat­ forcasb. Attorneys at Law. ter of conjecture, as tudents are Will Praotice in the various Courts of tbeSU/r. Anaton1Y, BATS Loan, Money+. Buy Rnd !:!ell Real Eatav, continually comin~ in. We are and rromptly Collect informed the numbt!r enrolled at Physiology, REFORMED, oruco in Odd Fellows' Building, 10101 Cil1. la pre ent i near 250. All thing CLEANED, taken into can ideration incticate and Hygiene," BLOCKED. BOAL & JAOKSON, an unn ual attendance and succe - ful and ati factory work for the Tbiawo!,"~ig~~ ,A!::=:=~I8'.J. L. rollegeS~t,~t '!;~~I~~iowaOit)'. 'Attorneys and Counselors at la, PicJau;d., Pro£. alm, Dr.J •• bnuler, Dr. W. term. D. llioru ton, and Dr. O. T. Oillctt. IOWA CITY IOWA CITY, IOWA. Date at the ~Iadam . Auction I-Iouse W. F. CONKLIN. M. A. O'Jl.uJ, Toilet and Soaps at Shrader'a. CHAS. BRADLEY, P80PUETOB 0' Buys and Sells New aDd Second-Hand CONKLIN & o'HAIR, All kind of canned good at Furniture. peeial bargains OD Boots and Shoes, Stoves, Lawyers, eel . City Restaurant. Oarpets, Etc. Go to mith & )IulJin for Warm Meals at All Hours, and llege Sln!et. IOWA CITY. IOWA CITY, IOWA. blank books. DAY BOARD. Sueppel's Grocery S. A. SWISHER, The Boerner Pharmacy up­ DOES A OUiEBAL plies the best quality of drugs and Ice Cream and Oysters No. 12 Dubuque Street, ' l/OB medicine procurable for money FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES. Fire In llrance or with labelr, and merit a hare IN THEIR EABON. Butte!l.J:!g$ll. and olln Iff Prodnee a1w8)'8 on BUS:INESS_ band. 'j 'nia 18 the place to boy cheap, for 100 do Rept'ellenting only fint-clMll OoIDPIIIi ... of your patronage. No. II Dubuque St. IOWA OJTY, lA. our own work, &nd.eU for C88h. Office, Opera Dlook.

, THE VIDETTE - REPORTER. 7

Ardner' for fre h Oyster . E. French crysta lli zed cherries at 'oel' JAMES & CO. THE , hool book and tationery at MAKE THE BEST IO\\Ta ity Banl r 'mith & Mullin s. OyJcr in every tyle at the /0 lrA OlT)", jfJ W.t. C(1lt nninl Bakery. PHOTOGRAPHS II 1,(r,,1 I IJ fin - IJ" G D" The ocict)' boy ~ all go to I' BII!I/IIIt! (II GIM, (j. Madame' for 0)' lers. IN THE CI'IY'_ Fortig/lllIl" IJOII lir A'f' J .. " , Go to perry, 120 outh Clin­ too t., for Photographs. Will sell you Paper, Envelopes, Ink, etc, for less Lull'" M Ull !I "IIff I I, ( ,I, Ii Packages of candy put up in money than any other House in the Cit . lIamt allll .P,"()IIt/, .. Y JItlU ,lill 11 11111r. r,"' I lJ II; rl half and pound boxes at Madame's. • Oltrollllu,tla /"/1(1 S"ft • Large t stock of perfumes in Have a Fzne Assortment of Oanes at Lm est ------bulk in Iowa City, at Whetston e's. tog A ••• Thurbur' ,No. 5 Cigar, hest s­ Prices. Are selling' Gold Pen at GEO. '1\ II UL to 4 P.II. ceot cigar in the marKet, at Whet­ stone's. cost, to close out. S. S. LY'fLI, MJ). tudents, it will pay you to price ' LYTLE, the large line o[ Stationery now on txhibilion at James & Co. Will sell you an Elegant Velvet Frame for 20 When you want Fruits, Confec· Cents. Call and see that these are facts. JOWJ OITT. tion and everything kept by a fir t-cla s caterer, go to J. Ard­ ner' . Yowil gith urti! y oupla y witthe el tanto PRATT & STRUB, Borland Stock Farm. OBBY, Which, being interpreted, means Fine Toilet Soaps, Tooth 117 OLII'1'OI 8'1' .. between Wuh- Bru he , Hair Brushes, Shoulder PRYCE & SCHELL, Have the Largest Stock of Braces, etc., at Whetstone's "Lit­ GENERAL HARDWARE, CLOAKS, If Drug Store on the Corner." Razors, Scissors, Skates, and Pocket Knives, in this City. Fancy Goods, CRAS. N. ABBOTT, Cor. Dubuque and Wuhington SbI, NOTlONS AND UMBRELLAS. CALL AND SEE US. Attention~ Students 1 AT THOMPSON'S SHOE STORE, West side Clinton St., you will find the best stock or BOOTS AND SHOES In the oity. Give him 8 oal1. Livery and Feed Stabl . FOSTER & HESS~ J...Jivery Stable. The Fioest Turnouts in the City. and prices the most rOll/louable. Ono and II bal f blooks from toe University, on Wu hinRton St. C. W. LANDSBERG, STICKLER'S Wholeuleand Retail Dealer in Steam Dye Works .. . Coats, Pants. Bnd Vests oolored without, being taken llpa~ and will not rub otT. Special at.. FaInI Iy Grocenes ~eaiii~~!:~ e n~aS~~8~}~t~r~Il!~tjC~~.thing. He- r.~ CIGARETTES. 00 Olinton Street, first door north of niver. saJist Church. These Goods are sold under an Special Indu cements to Stlldents' 1851i. mS'r4BLISBJlD 18~~ . 1881. OLD OURWSITY SHOP. Boarding Clubs: J. NORWOOD OLARK. Oomeand See Absolute Guarantee • 80.1 Dubuque Bt., IOW4 OITY, IOW4. That they nrc the Finest nnd PUREST The Largest TOYS Thnt can be COOtls upon the market; andB~!te8t fOlilld in the Variety of City. They ARE FREE from DRUGS nnd Boy. ' V.rh, Waron., Hobby-Rorlel, etc. JOEL i LIGHTNER Olinton St .• 3 doors north of Opera BouRe . CHEMICALS of nny kintl IOWA. Cheapest store in the State. iOWA C,l'l'Y. They con,i t of the Finest Tobacco nnd M.!.O'au. Purest Rice-Paper made. O'HAIR, I.~ mIi! ~~'II. HERTZ & HEMMER. Carpets! Carpets! SPEOIAL INDUOEMENTS IN OUR SALES EXCEED th e proflu ~ t , Iargeet and cheapest stock in Northwest. of ALL lending mnnufnctoric combl n d. Notions, New Lace Collars, Ties, None Genuine without the trnde·mnlk EUGENE PAINE, of the BULL. Take no other. De&ler in all kindt of Ruchings and Collarettas, W, T, BLACKWELL &CO, JUST RECEIVED. OOAL Sole Mnnufacturers. Durham, N. C. Llrance IOWA OITY, IOWA. "oiLPalm 1in4Unt at ten cent. a buodlt • CLINTON STREET, iEss. .... cor. W~ ud VanBuren Mtree. cllll'8 Compuj& iale orden II link'.. one door aonth . Dlock. of POIt-OftIOf. Iowa City, THE 'ID.:'fTE- REPORTER. Lw s. -cr. :t. SPERRYS School of Short-Hand ELDON MORAN, Instruotor. Will be glad to see you at their [Utte Officiul Ht.enollraphM for tbe ourt. aI IndjanBPQlia, Ind.] Studio, one-hal! block south 0/ omplete ourl!(! of I nstruction in tbe Arlo! VOL. xn Short-Hand Writing:. In IIIAH. alo; Print., University Square, and $al'\cby mail $l~. Only one let!eion ginn}lf! wee. Ei'fht J!'8nt experience lUI B practKwI have you examine Stenographer and instruotor wamnIA UJ ill iD. enring complete Mti8taoHon. 215 Bloomin,t .. The Vid Street, IowlI i 1)1.10w8. ,,,,y AT ANEW SrOCK OF VEL VET GOODS Why Do We Trade With Mullin' hIIIr C Because at his S tore on Dubuque SL .iaR/publlc ALBUMS, we always find the 8. B. KO'I!ID, CHROMOS, Choicest Groceries P.o. and FRAMES, A T LOW EST PRICES. KRAUSE & RICHARDS, Which have jU8t b en rived. 'fhey will be sold at xtremely Sunn y~i~e Bar~er ~~~~ North 8ide Avenue, oJ)JJOI!ite P()@I... Ifi~. Give them R caU, 88 thN' are 8nre to pl-fOL Th> "'enator" ho\ ' up be­ c" BRO. GO TO hind nn imrnt:n >n ckti >. We al' > RE PUBLICAN DEALER8 IN HARDWARE, ~Iad 'o in(orm hi friend that h M. O'SULLIVAN'S did not at h the mall-pox, ow­ BARBER 'HOP, ing to hi tarly departure. .I!:a@Lof the tit. Jamee Hotcl where yon will bad t am Prin tin Hu e ~'II, in &I C"r "&r~ Mike. anrl neo. Herring, rcady to AND DRAIN TILE, wBit on yotl . Iati on Ric, attorn y at Clinton tr at, IOWA OITY. The Coxcom b Hair Cut a Specialty. law, Rockwell ity,la.,dongen r­ al 011 'ction and in ur nc Ilu i­ BATH ROOMS n < nd ar pr ared to practice STUDENTS, AT TUE Sa .. e yonr eyo ight by bnying ODe of thOtlC in any of the late or Federal beautiful. court. Opera House Barber Shop, )1. Nickel Plated Student Lamps JULES E. OUILLE'fON, Provrietor. je>. e Freck, valedictorian of Al N "Yorlt price, at the cia of 7.f, vi it d the ity The only firSt-ciRSS shop in the city. during vacation. Mr. Freel I CHINA HALL. orner ollege and Du bnQlIc Ste., I OWA lTV. located at Ea t t. Loui where S.U.I.NOTE-HEADS he ha a largc and lu ralive prac­ St. James Hotel, tice. STUDENTS, M. D. WOOD, Proprietor, Onl1 i\l no ram" ni .. enrit," P8per The Law'l open up work in the ('ilJ. Everything First-CiR s. P.O.Block. a~ain thi we k wIth renewed Get Your Liveries VIgor after their vacation. The -Ar­ member have pretty generally re­ JOHN OORLETT'S. HUNT HOUSE. turned \ ith a few exception , and Keeps ftrst-cl888 rige, on College St. WILLIAM HUNT, Prop. IOWA CITY, IA. with the old ome ix new mem­ -· CARDS- Good Accommodatidns. ber . leSl. PIONEER BOOKSTORE. 1881. Clean Beds a Specialty. It i currently reported' that JAMES LEE, l!'EED STABLE IN ONNBOTlON. Beem returned to our mid t with ANEW HOTEL. a better half. If thi be true we Bookseller, desire to oller our ongratulatioo . Stationer, We feel ure it i the sincere wi h and Binder. Tremont House. (Formerly" ummit. ") of tb cI that all hi trouble tndl!ntll "ill aJ w.~ find at my ltore a FINE COLOR PRINTING. complete line ot The IlDdeN!igned would respectfully 8nnoun<' may be little one. to the publio that he hill! moved f rom_~ ''Truel!deU Honlle," nod hAA REFITTED ~ W. T. Reed ha left the cIa renamed the old "Summit lionse," wlueb oriB Text Books hereafter be known 8l! tho and will engage in the lumber Used \U the Uni .. ersity, Academy. and TREMONT HOUSE • trade at Odebolt. W. T. po - • Publio &hoole. ];'irst...,III~8 BOllrd. Pleo-nnt Room_, 8Ull tile es all the nece ary qualification Wedding Stationery. PRIOE ' ALlVAr TI1E LOWE 1'. besto! Yard Room Ilnl STAI:lLl (J torJlo~ • JAMES LEE, Respectfully, for a good bu inc man and will A. LONG • . no doubt make a J Waahington tltrcet, IOWA ITY, IOWA. l'ropmtor. lumber mer hant. NEW HOTEL. Our congenial friend ~el on i ~e:rcb.ant The Old Truesdell House detained wIth an important crimi­ 'J:'ailo:ring Onco more opens its doors to a hongrr nal ca c: upon hi hand . I t i public. Come in and see what a Th Popular and most Fashionable plea.snro it i8 '0 sit down gratifying to the cla to know Our Job Printing and Stationery to SQUAre 011'&1. Merchant Tailoring E8tablish­ Studenu., we inVIte you to come. that one of its member hould ment in the city is J). I1. JIILLER. thus early in hL career be called are Unsurpassed. to such an important po ition. J. E. TAYLOR'S J. W. STERLING & 00. E T.J1JU ITJ{E .V7', lIIU UJrAOTURUS OJ' No \V rd has been r ceived 0 16 Clinton t. near P O. far from Irwin or Curti . T hey REPUBLICAN PUBLISHINO CO. GI~nite amI Marble Monulllenj ~ left very hurriedly when they fi rst Where all the StudentM get their fine TO.lI]J ' TONE leN» .V.LYTEL . Suite and also the p lace where heard of ~ m all- po x, and we pre­ lJcat Material and Loweet PriOetl. 'Th ~ dOOft they get thei r Militllry ellllt of Opera HoulC.., College Street, .sume they will complete the cir- I Suite. Iow8 City, Iowa.