LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Messrs, Kirkland and McRae will
not return to Mebarue this term,
Mr, .Arthur Coll spent Sunday
in Durham.
We are sorry- to learn of the sick
ness of Mr, Nicholson,
President Winston was in Ral
eigh during-the past week,
Mr, W, Kenan spent a few
days on the Hill this week.
Mr. Hollis Winston has accepted
a position in the Pilot Cotton Mills
of Raleigh, N. C. ;
Mrs. Stephens of Greensboro is
, visiting" her son Mr. George Steph
ens, 96.
Mr. Janeway, agfent for the Over,
man Wheel Co., Princeton, '91 was
on the Hill Mondaj.
Messrs. E. P. Carr, '96, John and
Jule Carr, '99, visited their home in
Durham Saturday.
Prof. Cobb has been quite unwell
for several days. We are erlad to
see him out again.
The University Press Company
has recieved a nice line of station
ary. Call and examine.
Mrs. Alderman has been quite un
well for several days. We are glad
to hear that she is recovering.
Mr. Thos. Wrisrht '96 has been
elected Chief Marshal. His assis
tants.have not yet been appointed
They will be announced next
week.
Mr. Sneed, of Durham, is on the
Hill to-day with full line. .of. sample
clothing, hats and gentjs furnish
ings. All will do well to examine
' his stock.
Preparatory meetings are being
held this week at the Presbyterian
church. Dr. Morton will begin his
series of meetings there on Friday.
Arrangements for the Summer
School have alread)7 begun. Cir
culars will be out soon announcing
the courses, instructors, etc.
Dr. Battle has taken charge of
the classes in Political Economy.
Dr. Winston's business would not
permit him to continue with the
classes.
In the election of Rep. Speakers,
which was held last Saturday night
the following gentlemen were choos
eu to represent the Societies:
Phi., Connor, Shepard and Body.
Di., Smith, Sowerby and 'Allen.
Dr. Winston is having the Cata
logue printed now. Thi-i is a good
idea. Those going home in June
will be able to 'carry them to their
'"ends who are thinking of going
New Postmaster
The term of office of our present
postmaster, Mr, Ivirkland, has ex
pircd, and on Wednesday the name
of Capt, W, N, Pr'itchard was sent
iu to the Senate, There is no doubt
but that this appointment will be
confirmed and .that he will be Mr,
Kirkland's successor,
Mr. Kirkland has made an effici
ent and obligir.g postmaster, and ts
much liked by the students, who
will miss his cheerful countenance
which they have been accustomed
to see so long in the window of our
little office.
Livery, Feed M Sale State.
SEAR 35PT!SCOPAt CHUKCK.
Splendid "Riding- and th-awing Horses
Quick Attention.
GEORGE rrCKAftB,
Proprietor.
W. L. TANKERSLEY,
Heller Brothers Fine Shoes.
Olives, Potted Meats and
Fine Cakes and -Crackers.
Polite Hostlers.
to coIWe.
The meeting of the Athletic As
sociation, which was to have been
fcMlast Saturdav, was postponed
ttcM next Saturday, and will be
eld at 2:30 P. M. Business of im
portance will be transacted and ev
ery student should attend.
Y.M.C.A.
Naders for the following week.
Monday Mclvcr.
Taesday Brem.
Wednesday S-ttterson,
Thursday Home,
We are crlad to learn that the
HcHenian is now being" prepared
and will be issued sometime during
April.
The editors began work on it last
term, and thus have had more time
for careful preparation of the mat
tcr than in former years, when the
work was rushed through in a few
weeks during- the last part of the
term.
Mr. McAlister is proving himself
to be a very efficient editor-in-chief,
and with the present editorial board
will doubtless produce an annual
worthy of themselves and the Uni
versity which it represents.
Let every student show his ap
preciation by subscribing to it and
thus materially aiding in a very im
portant way.
The Alpha Theta Phi society held
its regular meeting" for the initia
tion of new members last Saturday.
Messrs. Burton Craige, R. H.
Graves, J. Solon Williams, W. B.
Ferguson, Jr., A. T. Allen, Her
bert McNairy and A. H. Robblns
were initiated. These students
have all made the requisite grades
in, scholarship, and an average of
"two" for the first two and a half
years of college work, and are ac
cording to the constitution members
of the society. The purpose of the
society is thus to promote sound
scholarship by setting before the
student an honor which he may strive
for as the assurance of his high
standing and satisfactory work,
A recent pupil in the art of roller
skating has a feeling of deepest
sympathy for the man of whom it
is said, that, " His limbs seem to
act upon different and contradictory
principles. They were not as the
play says, in a concatenation accor
dingly: the right hand moved as if
it were on bad terms with the left,
and the legs showed an inclination
to foot it, indifferent and opposite di
rections. In short to use an extrava
gant comparison, the members seem
ed to resemble the disputatious re
presentatives of a federative con
gress, than the well ordered union
of the of the orders of the state,
in a firm and well compacted mon
arch), where each holds hh own
place, and all obey the dictates of a
common head."
The City Restaurant
Hot Meal served at all fioura, York River
Oyters nicely prepared.
Dealer irt Second-hand Clothes and far na
ture of all kind.
Pay me a visit. Satisfaction finar anfee,
W, II. HESTER, Proprietor
kkiVtivft e te by ? wi oian .
W. B. SORRELL.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Optical xls te
Chapel Hill, N. C.
C. L, LINDSAY
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Clothing-, Hardware, Groceries,
Carpets and Candies.
Furniture a Specialty.
Main Street, Chapel Hill, N. C
Spalding's Athletic Goods,
Southern Branch House,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Foot-Ball, Tennis, Gymnasium
and Bicycle Supplies,
Roller Skates, Troimer Rtretchers,
U. N. 0. Buttons, Golf Caps, Belts,
Sweaters, Jerseys, Tan Shoe Polish
and 'Shoestring s,
Hanan'g Patent Leathers' and Spalding:
celebrated University Shoe a Specialty.
Guns to rent.
N. C. LONG, Manager.
Write for Catalogue and pi-lcea
T. J. LAMMS,
Clothier mid Furnisher of
DURHAM, N. Q.
Give orders to agent and they will
be promptly filled.
W. A. Graham, Agent.
W C LLOYD & C(i.
Drygoods, Groceries, Notions, and
General Merchandise, iflso
GENT'S Furnishing GOODS, etc.
W. M. YEAIWY,
Druggist and Seedsman,
DURHAM, N. C, & CUAPVAAUhU W. C.
Prescriptions, a Speciality
SELLING AOENf VOU
Huyler's Candies,
Ski
CL 0 THIERS &NAT TER $
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HEADatJAHTEJlS fine iVess shirts, Full
l)rcss Shirts, latest Style Hats Underwear
! loves, Shoes, etc.
Mress Suits KaAe to Oraer,
lVrfect fit guaranteed.
Large Assortment of patterns always sn
hand.
l. l Harding, Agent,. 2S. Old Kast ftnild
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H. H. PATTERSON,
imALlKR IN
Dry Goods Notions,
Shoes, Hats,
(inhvnre Crockery, J:eatJir)
fresh (SKocfmwos
ot all Uimls.
llest brands of Canned' T matoes, CalifiM -iia
teat-a and Peaches, (( Very ean gnaran
teed)4
Monarch Hour fresh Ir m the Mills,
BUtl Sl'UPt' AN I) liRAN.
, AND TkOPlCi
COOKrtl'OVKi44
Iteathig: Btoves, Grates ntid all kinds of
Htove Fixtures keept in st ck.
Agent for the celebrated
Old Hickory Wagons
Mens and Boyt: Colthing,
Gents' FurnishingGoods,
HAVE NEVER mm SHOWN
IN SO FINE ABSOItTMiSNTAND
HAVE NEVEtt BEEN SOLD
SO CHEAP AS YOU CAN
GET THEM RIGHT NOW OF
CROSS & LINEHAM.
i(A LH Id II, NC.
Cliapel Ifilli H, C
Clothing k Furnishings,
FAM AND WINTER
The best gowts, tbe IwmI prices, ht'cnun
WANAMAKEU I5K0WN,
innst sell!
t ItOWAHU is th'iir salesman
See samples at V) Mew Kast, before buying
ftatisdctkri tfiarn(ee3.
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tM&tded tte GoU Medal
lot Smkifig tobdMA t
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W4 remain Yours troty,
COMrTTEEr
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