. Aggie life. BOTANY OUTFITS, WHITE GLOVES, ETC., ETC. FIJtSX CLASS GOODS. FRICES LOW. 13 SOUTH COUUEIGE. AMHERST COLLEGE Steal and Carpet Reiiovatiii Eslaislimeiit, Aggie Agent, C. L. BROWN, 94. Get Sample Rates for AA^ashing and Mending. Work taken Monday delivered Wednesday. Wednesday delivered Saturday. r^J^ ^ OFFICE : AMHERST HOUSE ANNEX. AGGIE LIFE. 71 Tea this is our space. Dont waste your time read-ing our ads, you know that we are Beail5irte[§ for stignfs Supplies. Lamps and Lamp Coods aieOiirs. WILLIAMS BLOCK, AMHEBST, MASS. AMHERST HOUSE LIVERY
. Aggie life. BOTANY OUTFITS, WHITE GLOVES, ETC., ETC. FIJtSX CLASS GOODS. FRICES LOW. 13 SOUTH COUUEIGE. AMHERST COLLEGE Steal and Carpet Reiiovatiii Eslaislimeiit, Aggie Agent, C. L. BROWN, 94. Get Sample Rates for AA^ashing and Mending. Work taken Monday delivered Wednesday. Wednesday delivered Saturday. r^J^ ^ OFFICE : AMHERST HOUSE ANNEX. AGGIE LIFE. 71 Tea this is our space. Dont waste your time read-ing our ads, you know that we are Beail5irte[§ for stignfs Supplies. Lamps and Lamp Coods aieOiirs. WILLIAMS BLOCK, AMHEBST, MASS. AMHERST HOUSE LIVERY, FEED i SALE STABLE, T, L. PAIGE, Propr HACKS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS, OMNIBUSES, HACKS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE TEAMS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. CAREFUL DRIVERS. FAIR PRICES. AMBEBST, MASS. J. A. RAWSOM, DEALER IN WflTGHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY FINE POCKET CUTLERY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, OPTICAL GOODS, CANES, SPORTING AND FANCY GOODS, FINE BTiLTIDNERY. REPAIRING NEATLY A^JO ROMPTLY DONE. AMHERST, MASS. V . P^ -\ ill,. .A^I^/IHCEIISX, Is/LA-SSS. Coinell is the Mecca of college fraternities,thirty-three Greek letter societies have chaptersthere. Harry Garfield, oldest son of Pres. Garfield,has received an appoinlment as professor at Cleve-land, O. Dartoaouth has organized a press club, the chartermembers consisting of the editors of the variouscollege papers. It is announced that the class of 82, Princeton,will erect as its memorial an arched gateway to thecollege campus. Philadelphia is to make an effort to get its collegestudents to discontmue the practice of giving col-lege yells on the street. The class of 96 at the U. of P. has organized ahouse of representatives, which will be governedaccording to congressional rules. NOTICES. Mails leave the college for the post-office at 1 p. m. and7-40 p. M. on week days. On Sundays it leaves at 4-45 At the post-office mails leave as follows: Boston, 7-45,8-30, 10-45 A. M. 4-00, 6-45, 8-30 P. M. Springfield, New York, Washington, Southe
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