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Rev. Dr. Rogers of that church, assisted by Dr. P. J. Williams. The remains were laid in Oak Hill cemetery by the old neighbors and friends among whom the professor had lived and labored so long.
New Course in American History.
A new course in American's history will be offered this year. Hitherto the work in this department has run through two years. In the belief that there are many students, who do not care to make a specialty of history or have not time for an extended course, who would nevertheless like to know something of this history of their own country, a short course has been added which covers the whole period in a single term. The longer course is retained as it was before for the benefit of students who desire to make a more thorough study of the subject. The expectation is that the new course will meet the needs of students who have not taken American history at all before.
A. D. Weaver in the East.
Word from A. D. Weaver, who is now visiting the dry goods markets of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, is to the effect that the novelties and fine goods have just been opened there. This is the second week of heavy buying. He says prices are very low, the advance some time ago having relaxed. Stocks are not broken and he is succeeding in picking up all he wants and at figures that will enable him to place them before his customers at prices which they must admit are below what they have been paying.
Opening Attraction at the Opera House.
Those who like comedy and sensation combined will have an excellent opportunity of witnessing their favorite entertainment next Wednesday at Bowersock's Opera House when
Stroh's players will present "Birds of a Feather." The piece abounds in comedy of the better and brighter class, tells a good story of a hidden fortune, its finding by a band of coiners, its subsequent restoration, to the rightful owners and the punishment of the villians. There is an abundance of ludricous complications and sensational scenes. In the daring wire walk in the third act the author has given play goers something new. The specialties, of which there are a number, are above the average seen in plays of this class. The company has been carefully selected and travels in a private drawing room car built expressly by the Pullman Company for Manager Stroh. Seats on sale at regular prices Monday.
Abe Levy has a very unique and useful advertisement in the way of a cake of fine toilet soap. Every student should get one.
Fall Styles in Dress Goods, Coats, Capes and Jackets; also Fur Capes,—all these at Innes'—in Great Assortment. We are prepared to do your business. With Best Stock and Best Values in the West. Command us all ye over-paid Professors. GEORGE INNES.
If you want some nice sweet Butter to lubricate that dry bread, stop at
A. K. HOGE'S,
Telephone 40.
1300 Massachusetts Street.