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J. E. Brown is the Leading Bookseller. C E Ladies' and Gent's Livery. t Q ' ' Bicycle Sundries. y lg . . . W Now shows in the largest and finest Bicycle Store in Bicycle Repairing' C Licking County, the : , 'T Gendron, Waverly, Crescents and Patee B1cycles 3 For Ladies and Gentlemen. Q 4 'Er' Y W YETI-I S BICYCLE STORE, Q C. E. WYETH, Proprietor and Manager. 35 W. Main St., Q -2 an GO Telephone 422. 3 , l 1 The Demyan Book lx' f M' BLACK : E 1? Q Dealer in .... fp JCC Q72 5 g Hard and Soft Coal :3 As soon as you learn what you need in C4i' W ' E Text Books. TEAHING 0F ALL KlNDs. CD There you can also equip yourself with Piano Moving a Specialty. Carriages in Stationery, Pencils, furnished at Reasonable Rates, both no X night and clay. Fountain Pens, Inks. Standard works in Literature. Second-Band Booksa Specialty. l Grain and Seeds- GRANVILLE, 0- V
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Headquarters for School Supplies atJ. E. Brownis. Denison's l'1lZ:1iLclquarters 'Ae O. S, gE:EERT,S - - 27 W tM ' sf 1, lVlus1cal Merchandrse NEQARQfOQgQ, J. C. SHERWOOD, 447 NORTH H1511 STREET, Elfld SpOI'tll'lg' Goods on of all Kinds. p COLUMBUS, O- Discounts to all Students. Base Ball Goods a Specialty Spring Term.-.li 1896 April 8. Trouble begins again. April 8. Surveying class surveys drives through Arboretum Park. April El. Girls at the Sem7' receive a lecture on f'scheming.'7 April 10. Beta Theta Pi reunion at Columbus. April 11. Freshmen eat at Maj. BuXton's-Sophs take the cake. April 12. Sophs have the stomach ache. April 13. John Temple Graves lectures. April lll. Athletic exhibition. Lots of fun! t'Pillsbury7s Bestf, f4Kinder Cacophoniesf' April 15. Blair rolls in. April 16. Base ball gas escapes. IX
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J. E. Brown is the Leading Gent's Furnisher. April 17 Arboretum Day,-Oh mel Oh my ll Cicero and Irving scrap. Seniors shed their whiskers? King Hall girls go fishing CU and take the boys to dig bait. April 18 Betas make a tennis court. Moseley works. April 20 George Kennan closes the lecture season. April 25 April 28 April 30 May 1. May 4 May 6. May 'T May 8. May 9. May 12. May 14. May 15. May 16. May 18. May 19 May 21 May 23 May 25 May 28 May 29 May 30 June 1 June 4. June 5 Shepardson Cottage picnics at Spring Valley. More ball talk. ' '97 banquets at Mitchell's. All girls got home late except Leonard's. Robinson's circus at Newark. Prexy bucks all day.-Ditto, Ellsworth and Hutchins. Mercer, Amos, Davis Q Co. go to Newark and help Prof. Johnson in making a gold speech. Painter sells a Standard Dictionary. Merrill visits chapel. A nice day. Social Culture Club entertains.-Dr. Rexford talks. Sigma Chi picnics. Phi Garns dedicate their new hall. Baths at RANSOIWS Leonard goes into the bicycle business. Party at Mr. Burton Case's. Cake Walk at G. F. C. Irving banquets. Prex discourses on etiquette for the improvement of the preps, pointing out to them 4977s social successg text, a postal card. Boys meet and trade girls. Senior vacation begins. Curt sheds tears in chapel. Prof. Williams entertains the Seniors. It rains. Prof. Tightis classes go to Black Hand. Terrible epidemic of spring fever. A new Roman appears. Prof. Johnson bucks to tend to it. Beta Theta Pi entertains. Decoration Day. Denisonian Corps picnics at Union Lake. Henry takes a nap. Senior preps entertained by Dr. and Mrs. Riggs. G. F. C. commencement. Mercer gets a square meal. Tennis Tournament. Euterpe's commencement at Burton Hall-peanuts. i4At RANSOITS SHAVING PARLORS. vi
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