PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
The Red and Blue objects to
the statement, "The three largest
universities in the country arc: Uni
versity of Michig-an, 2800; Har
vard, 2500: Northwestern Universi
ty, 2000." There are 2282 stu
dents at the University of Pennsyl-
P. R. Slocumb '98, lias returned
from a short visit home.
T.N.Webb '98 spent Thanks
giving Day in Charlotte.
J. H. White has returned from his vania.
home in Grham. It is reported that Hughes, Kit
P. J. Thomas '97, took in the J"1 lnd1DorchVCe?rtre and
. TTT , . TTr., . ." halt- backs on the Vanderbilt team,
Welcome Week at Wilmington. findinj? than foot ball requires too
A. H. Edgerton '97 who has been much time, have gone .on pledges
confined to his room with a broken never a8"am t0 enter mto tilG sPort-
leg, is able to be out. "E. S. Askew, ('93-'94), the fa-
mi -c ii - 1 j mous First Cottage Singer, is at
The Fall Final Examinations tending University of North Caro-
begin on next Monday, Dec. 10, and nna He is First Tenor in the Glee
close on Thursday Dec. 20. Club. 'Skew' is paying especial
t? i? w w ;11 attention to English this year.
.v. ... uvvu H - Randolph Macon Monthly.
for some days past, we hope to see
him out ao-ain soon. Twelve of the fifteen fraternities
TT " ' ' .at Lehigh have signed the procla-
W. A. Graham, Joe Graham and mation to adopt Friday night as
James Webb spent Thanksgiving Fraternitv night. The other three
Day at their homes in Hillsboro. regretted tlie fact that existing cir
T.uomK' Mjw o w.uJcumstances rendered it impossible
or net world's ri
Sept IS, 1893
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM
TOBACCO CO.,
Durham, N. C
Gentlemen :
We have Smoked up
all the Tobacco at the World's
Fair, and have unanimously
awarded the Gold Medal
for Smoking Tobacco to
BLACKWELL'S
Bull Durham
Congratulating you on your success,
we remain Yours truly,
Committee.
yBlackwelPs Bull Durham
Das been the recognized standard of Smoking Tobacco
for over 25 years. Uniformly good and uniformly
, first. Bright, sweet and fragant we invite the
ymost fastidious to test its peculiar excellence.
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., Durham, N. C.
I SM0K1N9 yrSK
Jr. '96 have been initiated into the
orde-i of Gimg-houls.
Misses Leak and Holman of Dur
ham, who have been visiting- at
Mrs. Martin's, have returned home
D. A. Kirkpatrick ank W. A.
Devin, of the champion '92 eleven
have been coaching" the University
of Alabama team.
Dr. Thomas Hume and Professor
Cobb, are attending- the Baptist
State Convention in Charlotte.
to agree in this plan, This adopt
ion ot one night for all the meet
ings is due to the energy of The
Burr.
Those members of the Y. M. C.
A. and others who are interested
in mission work may see another HAVE NEVER BEEN S0ID
J I tsl OTTTS T 1 tt trnir n a wr
inrr
1VI0II 0 UIIU UUV0 UlUUIIHPl
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
H&tss, Etc,
HAVE NEVER BEEN SHOWN
IN SO FINE ASSORTMENT AND
SO CHEAP AS YOTJ CAN
GET THEM RIGHT NOW OF
chance to exert their benevolence in
the following notice from one of the
" I S ' m a
Durham papers which is here insert- fl (J q q (y, LI IMLHAN
cu uy ictucsL. -
SEND IN YOUR DONATIONS,
Bear in mind that Provident
Club, composed of young ladies,
:ii -u TjV j.
tvt ntr t iTr 1,1, ir f I win uc in Liieir iuom over me rirsi
r; VV,XV- , r'T 1 " National Bank, tomorrow from 10a.
m. to 4 p. m., and they will gladly
the famous school for boys at Bell
Buckle, Tenn., is visiting his son, receive all donations of clothins
W. R. Webb, Jr. '96. money or any other thing- that will
help them in their work for the
Rev. N. M. Watson preached his needy. Send in something so that
last sermon before the Chapel Hill they may make the heart of some
Methodist Church, last Sunday, to poor unfortunate glad on the day
. .1 V V I I t I I VI I -fII lllilllll Jll-a I I I U V
nrcrp mno-reo-aiion. He IS now in fe
.a tua awi, PnmHiiJ The above notice was left out of
Conference at Durham.
RALEIGH, N. C.
C. R. TURNER, Agent,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Wfl Knan AH TiTi( a sample line of Caues,
i u uvup uu iiuiiu OVERCOATS, HATS,
SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS,
Ties, Suspenders, Underwear, etc.
Latest Styles. Lowest Prices.
Orders filled in 12 hours.
W. A. SLATER & CO.,
Weaver & Bingham, Agents.
23 South Building.
T. J. UTLEY,
Shoe Shop.
Patronage of the Students solicited.
WORK GUARANTEED.
Opposite Yearby's Drug Store.
LITTLE & McALISTER
ARE AGENTS FOR
O AR 1 AND.
THE POPULAR
GreeriHboro Tailor,
Call at the A. T. O. Fraternitv house and
see their samples.
The3' can take your measure and rrtiaran-
tee a perfect fit.
They sell Suits, Pants. Press Suits and
Overcoats.
? This,
If you contemplate buying a
last weeks issue on account of lack GUITAR, VIOLIN,
of space. We feel sure that any
Some issues ap;o, the Tar HEEL donations would be gladly received
sooke of the imnortance of electing vet Lds.J
L j - -
the Washington's Birthday orator,
linimediatelv. Nothing, as vet, has
4 j c. . v
Ibeen done, and this does not speak
at all well for the University.
MANDOLIN or BANJO,
DON'T FAI TO SEE
what the University Magazine can save
you in the celebrated John F. Stratton
Makes, by calling on
A. ,B, KIMBALL,
O. E. Building', Mid. Entrance, Room 18.
Olives,
POTTED
MEATS,
Yale Team for '95.
Captain Hickey, Butterworth,
Armstrong-, Adee, Beard, McCrea,
Stillman and Hickok will be grad-
University alumni are still at the uated this year. Butterworth, how-
flront in all branches of life. Kev. ever, has ulaved onlv three vears.
. H. Marsh '58, is President, and as he was simply a member of his
xev. N. B. Cobb, '54, Secretary ot freshman eleven in his freshman
he Baptist State Convention, now year, and he may return to Yale for
In session at Charlotte. a law course: in which case he will
i
A delightful and unique enter- be eligible- for one more year's
ainment in the shape of a County work on the gridiron. Mcrea and
air was e-iven at the Normal Hickok will be graduated trom the
C3 .
pchool in Greendboro, Friday even- scientihc course, and have played
ng, to which some 'Varsity men only three years, and both may re-
ivere invited. Youne ladies, dress- turn, ui tne three, butterworth Two hundred pages, it is divided into thirty
d in appropriate costumes, repre- the most likely to be found on the ; iSjSiaSSSS main
x aie team next yw.--narvara i The following subjects, among others, are
JVeiVS. treated: "Farm Law." "Sunday Law."
"Bills, Bonds and Notes," "Enticing Ser.
vants," " Forcible Trespass," "Wilful Tres
pass," "Statute of Frauds," "Banks,'
" Corporation,' "Damage Cases," "Acci'
dents from Spring Guns," " Usury," " Mar
ried Women," " There beinf no Will," "How-
to write Your Will." The law of Tele
grams, of Kailroad Tickets, of Railroad
Accidents, of Negligence, of Nuisance, of j
belf-defence, of Injuries by Vicious Ani-,
mals, &c, &c.
In presenting this little book to the public
we feel that we are doing a service to law
yers, doctors, farmers, merchants, mechan
ics, laborers, and all other classes of our
lented their respective counties, and
i prize was given to the best repre-
entation.
FINE CAKES AND CRACKERS,
Pickles, Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco,
Stationery. Francis H. Legrgets Fine Wafers
a Specialty. w. l. tankersley,
JNext aoor to fost Umce.
Talks About Law.
A Book that Everybody Needs.
By Judge Robert W. Winston.
THE BOOK CONTAINS
George Trice's
SllOC SIlOp. Nea Repairing at low Cost,
Restaurant G003) J m PER
OYSTERS.
First-Class Fries and Stews Six Days in the
GEORGR TRICE,
Opposite Chapel Hill Hotel.
OYSTERS !
Fresh Oysters received 3 times every week.
On Half-Shell, per dozen, - 35 cents.
Milk Stew 25 cents.
Nice B'ry, - - - 30 cents.
Nice Broiled Steak - 25 cents.
Nice Broiled Ham - - 25 cents.
Poached Eggs - - 20 cents.
Scrambled Eggs, - - 10 cents.
Soft Boiled Eggs; - - 10 cents,
Hard Boiled Eggs, - 2 for 5 cents.
Hot Coffee, - - 05 cents.
Nice Vegetable Soup always on hand.
Give me a call and get served right at
G. R. JONES'
Sample RoomH,
114 Church Street, Durham, N. C.
G. R. JONES, Proprietor.
B1AMAN1A.
JDEDBYFrSrSIOUUiia.
Spectacles, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
Fountain Pens
Ht:iAiitij a sii: iai.tv.
W. B, SORRELL,
Chapel Hill, N. C,
Call at Sorrell's and examine his
iandsome display of holiday g-oods.
f you want something1 desirable
f nd aoorooriate for a Christmas
rift, you should not fail to inspect
lis line selected with this end in
iew. Call at once, and if your
particular choice be not in stock, he
Fill order it on short notice.
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stables.
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Buggies, Horses and Carriages to hire
at all hours.
Carriages meet all Trains.
Rates reasonable.
Orders may be left at the Chapel Hill
iiotei or at stables.
W. W. PICKARD, Proprietor.
A. Makvin Pickard, Manager.
peopled Prices: Leatherette, 50 cts, Cloth,
60cts. Address
EDWARDS & BROUGHTON,
Publishers, Raleigh, N. C.
H. R, Guthrie
Barber Shop,
Opposite Chapel Hill Hotel.
ROBERSON'S HOTEL,
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Board by the day and by the month at
moderate rates.
Sample Room for Drummers.
A.A. KLUTTZ, Proprietor