DIRECTORY.
. University Directory,
university athletic association. ;
, Walter Murphy, president ;
J. T. Pugh, secretary.
G. Little, treasurer. s
, UNIVERSITY FOOT BALL TEAM.
A. S. Barnard, captain.
Charles Baskerville, Manager.
UNIVERSITY BASE BALL TEAM, ,
W. R. Robertson, captain.
; , manager
I IN! VPP'nITY fSLEE CLIIR.
Chas. Roberson, president and leader.
John L, Patterson, manager.
Prof. K. P. Harrington, director,
ELISHA MITCHELL SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.
Prof. J. A; Holmes, president ; Prof. J. W.
Gore, vice-president; Dr. F. P. Venable, sec
retary and treasurer. Meets in Person Hall
the second Tuesday night of each month. Jour
nals issued twice a year.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY. ' '
. Dr. Kemp. P. Battle, president and corres
ponding secretary ; H. M. Thompson, secretary
ana treasurer, meets at tne can or ine presi
dent FRATERNITIES. (Secret.)
Phi Gamma Delta, Delta Kappa Epsilon,
Sigma Nu, Kappa Alpha,- Phi Delta Theta,
Phi Kappa Sigma, Zeta Psi, Sigma Alpha Ep
' silon, Sigma Chi, Beta Theta Pi, Alpha Tau
Omega and Kappa Sigma;
SOCIETIES.,
. Theta Nu Epsilon, Sophomore, (Secret). '
" The Order of Gimghouls, Junior, ' (Secret).
The society meets in February and October.
Banquet Thursday night of Commencement.
Dialectic, (Secret, Literary). Established
1795, meets every Friday night in the Di. Hall,
New West Building. - ;
, Philanthropic,' (Secret.Literary). . Establish
ed 1795, meets every Friday night in the Pfei.
Hall, New East Building.
! Jnlversitv fierm.in f?luh. -.' nresi-
dent; C. R. Turner, secretary and treasurer.
Meets at the call of the president. Leader
selected for each German. ,
Shakespere Club, Dr.- Thos. Hume, presi
dent Meets in the Y. M, C. A. Hall the third
Tuesday night li each month. Library open
one hour each day.
university magazine. ,
: i Prof. Collier Cobb, Managing Editor.'' "
J. T. PUGH, Assistant Managing Editor.
. EDITORS:
Di. Phi.
; C. H. White, Caswell Ellis,
'H. M.Thompson, , F. L. Carr,
W. D. Carmichaell, , H: A. Grady, v
AMONG THE COLLEGES. :
1 The University of Leipsic is
worth nearly $20,000,000. ,
; The seniors at , Princeton have
voted to wear caps and gowns.
Over $80,000 has been subscribed
for, the Phillips Brooks memorial at
Harvard.
At Vanderbilt the Chancellor is
busy enforcing compulsory attend
ance at the gymnasium.
Students in the theoiogical de
partment at Princeton are not per
mitted to play foot ball anymore.
Pity!. ;
- Eleven new- instructors and pro
fessors have been added to the
staff' of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity,' The University of Virginia has
506 students enrolled. Poe and
Garth are not as yet students,
we've heard. .
An annual prize of, $60 is to be
given at Dartmouth to the member
of the athletic team standing iwh-
, , : . . ; ; , j , , . ... 7 . c .0 .
est in studies, j
Two Chinese women have taken
the examinations for admission to
the medical'department of the Uni
versity: of Michigan. : ; . - .
"Rube" Freshman (glancing over
an 1 Integral Calculus): -"Say, I
didn't know they taught music
here." Vanderbilt Hustler.
The University of Pennsylvania
will offer among the college courses
this year one designed to prepare
students for newspaper work.
' At Franklin and' Marshal no man
can become a member of the Glee
Club or play on the foot ball team
unless he presents to the faculty a
written permit from his parents or
guardians.
AT ODDS.
She was the dearest creature,
So dainty, sweet and charming,
With a way of breaking hearts
That truly was alarming.
Her loose love-l6cks were Venus' own,
Her smile was truly 'trancing;
The nymphs themselves would pause to gaze
With envy at her dancing.
But now, 'tis true, I love her not, .
Though very hard I've tried: '
'Twas all that horrid slipper's fault 1
If it only had staid tied !
So I grant you that her foot is neat, ' f
Her waist a mere suggestion; .
But whether Dolly's stockings mate
Is still the doubtful question. "
J, C.
" Your figure petite is ever so sweet, . ,
And there's certainly no getting 'round it"
Her adorer was scared, and hence unprepared
For her question meant mere than she hardly
'"'''' dared, :
But she coyly found voice to propound it :
" So my figure petite is ever so sweet,
Are you quite sure there's no getting 'round
it?" .
SATURDAY'S GAMES.
Princeton, 76; Wesleyan, o. ; :
Pennsylvania, 82; La Fayette, o.
Yale, 28; West Point, 0..
Lehigh, 12; Annapolis, 6..
U. of Va., 28; Hopkins, 12.
There will be a meeting of the
editors of The Tar H EEL in Mr.
Murphy's room Friday afternoon at
3:30. It is important that all the
editors should be pre sent. The
editor-in-chief finds that it takes too
much of his time to get up the
whole paper, and must have the
help of the associates to a greater
extent in the future than he has in
the past. An editor must be elected
at this meeting to fill the place
made vacant by the '' resignation of
Mr. Currie, and if the editors do
not meet as requested the editor-in-chief
will assume the responsibility
of appointing some one to fill the
vacancy; ,.;"':
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING?
DONE 13
8 UMAKtL hILL, N. C
Clods
ClQCKS
!!:C1
OCKS
1 1
Uday Cloch'from$1.00 to $3.00.
S day Clocks' from $3.00 to $3.50.
Warranted to run well and keep good time,
; Repairing of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
a specialty. ; AU work warranted and
prices reasonable. n t , , .
.1 W. B. SORRELL,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
T. J. LAiflBE,
HEADQUARTERS FOR , '
Plriv!:;;'-,;,.,
- SHOBS, HflS, 1
. AND . : t.
3ent6' Furnishing Goods.;
Custom Made' Suits a Specialty.
Drcs9 Suits furnished on sliort uotice.'
Mr. N. Toms will represent nie at Chap
el Hill. Call on him when in need of any
thing. . ., , ; .
. T. J. LAMBE,
The Clothier and Gents' Furnisher,
105 Main St., Durham, N. C.
DanvillB
E. R.
mm
SAMUEL SPENCER, F. W. HUIDEKOPER ' and
REUBEN FOSTER, Receivers.
OPERATING THE CREAT
Washington
and Southwestern
Vestibuled iniited,,
AND THE
Richmond & Danville
'Fastball, ;
Between the North and South nnd
, Southwest. . ; : ! . ' :
THROUGH PULLMAN PALACE SLEEP-
IMG CAR5 BETWEEN
New York and New Orleans,
: New York and Atlanta, : : :
New' York and Augusta; : : i
Washington and Memphis, : :
'' AND
Close Connections to all Points reached via
, r: this Great Ivine.
Thc Fast and Complete Service cannot be
, Excelled. . " .
For time tables, maps, and other infor
mation, apply to any ticket agent of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, or to
C. h. Hopkins, Traveling Pass. Ag't.
..'f Charlotte, N. C.
W. H. Green, , w. A. Turk,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
. ; Soi, Haas, Traffic Manager. ,
General Offices : Washington, D.: C.
RESTAURANT.
j ; Call on GEO. TRICE when you want a
"nice Oyter stew or fry.
'.Bring him your Shoes .wheltt they need
mending.
. GEO. TRICE,
"' - ' !' ; . " Main Street,
DO NOT BUY
Your
Clothin
g
UNTIL YOU SEE
Wa'nnamaker & Brown's Samples,
They are far superior to ail : preyious styles.
Call and see them.
, IS. W. ANDREWS, Ag't.
qx Alliance Store.
V C. L. LINDSAY,
f, ;. Dealer. in "p.,v,.
Dry Goods, Notions, , Boots, : Shoes, Hats,
Clothing, Hardware,
Groceries, Wagons, Horses, Mules.
FURNITURE A SPECIALTY.
Main street, - - Chapel Hill, N. C.
DR. R. H. WHITEHEAD
HAS BOUGHT OUT TUB
McRac Drug Store
and compietely restocked his store with all the ar
ticles necessary to the comfort and uses of the
students. , . , , .
MR McRab. who Is manaeinK the store, will be
Clad to see his student friends at all times, and will
sell them ; : .
Drugs, Candy, Cigarettes, Tolacco, Cigars
AND STUDENTS' ARTICLES
cheaper than at any place Irt the village. . ; :; ! '
Ptt&ctlpllonn CatetUliy Compound
ed at all times.
A. A. KLUTTZ'S
AT THE
GLJISS FRONT
IS HEADQUARTERS. FOR
All He BooKs X
AND THE
Common Schools.
v ilse Stationery and Student's Supplies.
'fit '"' " i t. - ..' i ' : ' ' . . ;'
I have a full line of .
BLAIRS TABLETS and NOTEBOOKS.
Wirt's Fountain Pens-,
rerfectiou Students'
Lamps, Pratt's Astral
Oil.
A complete line of
. . 'Gents' Furnishing
' Goods, Faucy Goods,
-, and Toilet Articles.
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, ,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
POTTED MEATS AND, PICKLES.
Fine Hats and 'Hand-Made Shoes,
A SPECIAITY. : ; - -
i Having served Vthc Boys" and the pub
lic generally for a number of years, 1 am
prepared to offer a line of goods unsur
passed in quality and at pricos to suit the
times. My Motto : Tim BiiST Goods VOR
Lowest Cash Prices. : . ' I . V
, , , , . Respectfully,
' ' A. A. KLUTTZ.
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