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NEW SCHEDULE. -
(1) Juniors vs Sophomores, 10,T0.
(2) Seniors vs Freshmen, 4-0.
(3) Seniors vs Juniors, 18- 0. j
(4) "Meds" vs winner of (3j, Nov.
21st. Forfeited by 4,Mc;ds." to
oemors.
(5) Sophs, and Fresh. 6-4.
(6) Loser of (3) vs winner of (-5),
Defaulted by Juniors. ;
Unless the teams have already
played each other, in which case the
winner of the game already played
shall be declared the victor of (6)
(7) Loser of (4) vs winner of (6),
Raleigh v or secon( place in college.
John ti. Andrews, 97.
Percy Whitaker, '98. :
R. A. Nunn, '99.
G. Woodard, '00.
Geo. Kirby, Meds.
Darius Eatman, '97, is still quite
vwith rheumatism.
j H, Carr, '99, was in Durham
last Sunday.
C. Johnston, '98, went to Ral
eigh last Saturday to have his eyes
examined ; ;
W. Mangum, ' '97, who has
been quite sick with, asthma, is out
again. ' ,
"Coxey" Tate, ex '98, stayed on
the Hill several days last week,
visiting his brother.
R. H. Graves, '97, was in
last Sunday ." ' H
Geo. Graham, '93, was in town
Wednesday;
Mr T. S. Wrav attended the
Baptist Convention last week.
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Prots. uore, nume, dnuiidn.uK- gn8SlBMWgill!
n have returned to the Hill alter rfs.ojL4 ' r'
b several days, y , 1-) ffifeJ
W.L TANKERSLEY,
Dealer in
potted meats, olives, fine
CAKES CRACKERS, WAFERS, ETC
Managers.
'92 was on 'the Hill a few days this $Hf &(
week coachihg, the team. ..... . ajftjJ
CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,1
The Royal Taylor's and the Regent Tailor
ing Co., are all represented .by
HOWARD & LONG.
Prices that talk. Satisfaction Guaranteed-
"&-Room No. 25 Old West.
Vatistory and Donnell.
Livery, Sale, and Feed Stables,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
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Captain .Wright sprained his an- ieHS3HS
kle early in the weeK dui is aimosi
well again.
Jdr. Pearce, '98, has returned to
the Hill after paying a visit to his
sister who has been quite sick.
The editor-in-chief is a very busy
man. Please don t stay in his room
after the lights are out
A. A. Kluttz,
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
mi me books used in the umversiiy and tne
common scnoois-
Also Stationery and Students' Supplies
I have a full line of
Mr. Z. I. Walser, B.Litt.'93, has
Blair's Tablets and Note Books, Wirt's
a case before the Supreme court Fountain Pens and Perfection
this week.
A New Suit for $2.50.
In order to introduce our new work
and secure agents we will clean, dye
and press a whole suit for $2.50. I
will send withihe privilege of exam
ination before paying for same. I
guarantee to give perfect satisfac
tion or pay full, value" for the goods
I refer to any. bank, business man
or oiiicer in the city.
D W. C. Harris, ;
! Steam Dye Works, ;
, ; Raleu'h. N. C.
S. W. Kenney, Agt No. 3, Old E.
Mr. Sayford is entertained at
Prof. Gore's while the i . M. u. a.
services last. -
Student's Lamps, Pratt's
Astral Oil.
A COMPLETE LINE OP
Men's Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods and
Dr. Alderman went to Raleigh Toilet Articles
Thursday morning to be gone two Confectioneries, Fruits, Cigars and
or three days. .v x Tobacco, Potted Meats and Pickles.
Georgre Stephens '96, has been on pine Hats and Hand-made Shoes
the Hill during the past week as- cepigitv
, . . . it., j..... I r-
SlStlDST m training tne team. BPrvoH "The Bovs" and the Public
I rvf n tiiini hr nf vftars. I am ureoared to offer
Prof. Cobb was called to Raleigh a line of troods unsurpassed in quality and
. . . - I . . ?. .I i. : , 5 r.-.4 i
thi! wplr nn hniinpti tnr I he fcec-l prices to sun me umco.
tms Week On DUSiness lor lite ntc rgeBest Goods for the Lowest -Cash Prices.
vra ana to attend me meeuug ui mc Respectfully,
Snnsnf thP Rpvnliifinn. ' A. A. KLUTTZ
We ask our readers to overlook
the fact that ; the Tar Heel haj
been somewhat late in appearing
C. L. LINDSAY.
DEALER IN
forthe past tWO Weeks. The de- pry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
lav has been unavoidable. ciotmng, Hardware, groceries,
t i T, . ; ' ' ,. I Caspets and Candies
Rill i s,, a Sm . Furniture a Specialty.
mob waiuiuay uuu wm.m.via- w ttmi tvt
fw;c: t.: t- xrt.uu OQ Main street, ""P"
poP,er wnitaKer w. Prescri Hons a Speciality
I Capf. Allen, d Ithe Senior team, A New Drugr Store. Glass
p i be prevented from playing in p , Roberson's Hotel. You will
jwuiy s game witn tne meus. alsQ find everything in the Uru
a very sore knee. His hard rushing Tine. ;
iwill be missed hv his men. C. L. EUBANKS, Prescription Druggist
The Tar Heel wishes to re
lUest thn5f whn freanprit t.li Prin-
ing: Office to stop reading the Tar
!b;l proof or type in the, galleys,
t is private matter till given to the
ublic and no. one has a right to in-
;erfer with it.
We are pained to note the death
Thos. R. Ransom. He was a
graduate of the University in the
;lass with Da Alderman, a promis
n8f( lawyer in the State and a loyal
diversity man.
an oversight the names of the
debaters -in., the Literary So
fties for Saturday, November 7,
pe left out of , last issue. The
ptlemen were, for the Di., W, O.
t. for the Phi., H. P. Harding.
he best debaters for last week
fere W. S. Myers and 14. L. Ab-
fl for the Di. and P'ni. respective
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