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ALUMNI NOTES. los. Crudup, law y, was married recently to a Miss Rue fry, of High Point. Hon John S. Henderson, '64, present member of Congress serving the 7th, Congressional District of this state, is mention ed as a successor to Judge Hugh L. Bond, deceased, on the United States District court bench. J. 0. Holt, -'81, and C. R. Owen, Jtioia department positions in Washington City. JohnM, Beall.,'86, is travelling passenger agent for, the R. & D. K. K.. witn Headquarters m Washington city. Charles E. Shober, '85, is liv ing in Louisville Ky. where he is engaged in newspaper work. W. A. Allen, '92, has accepted a position in the Agricultural station at Raleigh. Joe Rhem, '92, formerly Quar ter back on the foot ball team is practicing medicine in in New Berne, N.C. L. W. Smith, '92, is practicing medicine in Hertford, N, C. Colvin McAlister, '91, is en gaged in merchandise business at Ashboro, N. C. J. K. Stockard, '82, is practic ing medicine at Burlington, N. C. II. B. Heath, '96, is with the Heath Banking company, of Norfolk, Va. Rev. E. R. Pell, '81, is editor of a paper in Richmond, Va. Rev. P. H. Dalton, '44, is pas tor of the Presbyterian church at Mocksville, N C. R. G. Vaughn, ?92, has a po sition in the first National Bank of Greensboro, N. C. WHY THISTHUSNESS. The shades were softly falling across the dome and the deep tongued brass was summoning the populace to a frugal spread in the market place. Athleticus coming from the bath, perceived slowly wending down the Vfa Cameronia the toil worn Hermi tus Senior., Care was written in every feature, and his eyes be spoke despair while with loiter ing footsteps he moved beneath a burden of quaint and mystic volumes. Slowly the decrepit man proceeded with an enumer ation upon his fingers, muttering all the while. Athleticus drew near and heard whispering wild 1 v. 4 'Five other tasks have, been . mposed, no respite - from the wheel." Interested and anoyed he held his peace, while Hermi tus ever and anon murmered and told with hysterical laugh ter the tale of sorrows upon his fingers. "And mine ink horn is emptied, my parchment gone my stylus worn away" So irri pressed was Athleticus with this utterance that he addressed the senior and said: "Oh venerable man, whv these sighs and lamentations, why this irksome burthen upon thy weary back and thy marks of never ending toil, oh finally most depressed Hermitus, why this thusness?" Breathing heavily, the weary man turned and with his staff marked out magic characters in the sand and looking up respon ded in this wise: "Oh friend I have incurred the furious anger of the Gods, for have by mistaken choice folio w- the unrighteous cause of Classi- cus and even now I endure a punishment most fell, ceaseless ly am 1 compelled to delve far into the mines of dead men 's opinions and to writedown their goods and ills for children of the earth to read. Nee' r do I catch a glimpse of outward life by day and longinto the night shut out from the glimmering vault above I groan in intense pursu ance of my task. The Ides come and silently vanish and to Her mitus they are not sensible fo ne, aicnougn ne nas Kniea no man, and robbed no widow, nor purloined any article, there is no respite, for before the morrow's sun shall rise Jove's winged messenger will clang his electric door bell and shout in thunder to.nes "Bring forth the essay for E. A. Alderman, aud with it bring a perce offering in Poly Con for Pres., and omit not that examin ation into early constitutions, nor fail to deliver an exposition of Romeo and Juliet for him who holdeth well his own English love, and further more choose a subject for a senior speech, and select a topic of a thesis for Horace who doth now confound all deities situated upon the hoary crest of Olympus and even now soout fourth that sen ior oration for the society, and in this way elevate your literrry style and (disintegrate your health and . diaphragm hence forth for the Gods have willed that you perish slowly in this manner." Athleticus bowed his head and wept. Hermitus sighed and passed on. HEADQUARTERS FOR Fine Olo tiling- SHOES, HATS, AND-. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Custom Made Snltii u Specialty, A.A.KLUTTZ'S , AT THE IS HEADQUARTERS FOR All the Books used in the Universit) AND THE COMMON SCHOOLS. Also Stationery and Student's Supplies Dress Suits furnished on short notice. Mr. N. TOMS will represent me at Chapel Hill. Call oil him when in need of any thing:. T. J. LAMDE, The Clothier and Gents' Furnisher, 105 Main St. Durham, N. C. alUll.liOXI) & RMILLE II. II. CllMIMM SAMUEL SPEN CElt, V. W. HUIDKKOPEK and REUKEN FOSTER, Receive. OPERATING THE CHEAT Washington and Southwestern Vestibule d Limited, ANDTHE Richmond & Danville Fast Mail, Between the North and South and Southwest. TrouglPullmari Palace Sleeping Cars Betweeq New York and New Orleans, New York and Atlanta, New York and Augusta, Washington and Memphis, AND Close Connections to all points reach ed via this Great Line. The Fast and Complete Service can not be Excelled. For time tables, maps, and other informa tion, apply to any ticket agent of the Rich mond and Danville Urairoad, or to C. L. HOPKINS, Traveling Pass. Ag't. Charlotte, N.C, W. II. GREEN, W. A. TURK, General Manager, Gen. Pasa. Agent. SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. General Ollices: Washington, D. C. I have a full line of BLAM8 TABLETS &N0TE BOOKk Wirt's Fountain Pens, Perfection Students' Lamps, Pratt's Astral Oil, - . s A comploto line o; Gents' Furnishing Goods, Kanoy Good and Toilet Articles. CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, CIGARS AND TOllACCO, POTTED MEATS AND PICKLES. Fine Hats and Hand-Made Shoes A SPECIALTY. Having served "the Roys" and the publlo generally for a number of years, I am prepar ed to oll'or a line of goods unsurpassed in quality and at prices to suit the times. My Motto: THE REST GOODS FOR LOWEST CASH PRICES. Respectfully, A. A. KLUTTZ. DR. R. 11. WHITEHEAD HAS BOUGHT OUT THE JVIeHRE DRUG STORE and completely restocked his store with all the articles necessary to eomfort and uses of the students. Mb. MoRar, who is managing the store, will be glad to see his student frien is at all times, and will sell thorn Dmg3, Candy, Cigarettes, Tobaooo Gigars AND STUDENTS' ARTICLES cheaper than any place in the village. Fcesstptms CarCutly Compound.? at all Utno. NewFirm. Horton te AVilliivmB Have bought out the tirm of A. P. Burch & Bro., aro ottering special bargains in Hand made Shoos, Huts, Gents' Furnishing Goods Underwear &o. VTe have just received a new stock of tho goodsand will sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICED. The patronage of the Students is requested- HORTON & WILLIAMS, (Next to Robeitson's Drug Store,) Chapel Hill, - N.C. C. L. LINDSAY, Dealer in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes ,ats Clothing, iwiv&w&vzl Groceries. Wagons, , Horses, Mules, FURNITURE A SPECIALTY Main street, - - Chapel Hill, N. C REJTIUR1HT :' Call on GEO. TRICK When you want a nio Oyster Stew or fry. Bring him your shoos when they need niendlrg. GEO. TRICE, Main Stroat.
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