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OUK YUUlNLi ALUMNI.
S'.' !? Austin, A. "S.. ',93, is teaching at
Elizabeth City, N. Q. ';' "; 1 . ' .'
R. M. Davis, A. B., '93, has a position
in the Tarboro Graded Schools.
-:E.J'R: McKethan, 90, is practid-'
ing lav in Savannah,; Ga: ' " !
J. F., Gaither, 93, is in ' business
at Salisbury, N. C. ' ' ! '
V. E. Whittock, 93, is teaching
at Statesville, N. C. . y 'v
, ' R. M. Davis, 93, is teaching down
East. "',';;!:! ii , T' i.i :
E. R.; Overman, 93, is merchan
dising in' Danville, Va. : : .
. J. A. Jones, Ai B., '93, is located at West
Point, Va., being in charge of the Acadc
jiry there. ... , i-.-ij ;- ? -;
W. P. Wooten, rh. B.,,'93,: is an assist
ant in the Wilson Graded Schools for this
year.
nxnir
H. i . Ransom, 89, is principal of
tbe,city schools of Galveston' Tex
as, u
' ,;; - a::,ak '-.-A: :! ; ?:. "! .7 i -,-
John'M., Covington .92, is in the
Master Mechanic's office of the, Sea
Board Air Line at(Lauri,nburg, N. C.
' J,,:yx;Leyis epulis-paying-a, visit
to the Hill'!now, -he is '4he guest of
. ttie1Phr,GafrimV,D"brt2iFffeVHlt.
Caleb .Gihner -Gates,. 89, is out in
the wildwMI!y'.Avest-teaching the
youth to declaim'-
Sn?h &h m f Wrm tow rcP81-
DeB...i Whitakef,, 93 has ac
cepted j Aj.ppsition in -the Bingham ;
trgof"mhrvittg;''i'fr;' G. " ' ,
SiIriJ5o;4ft Aurs-
day for Philadelphia ' where he goes
. . 1 sr . - ;.. J!. 1
42fa"K!ete ms course in rne utuy
i Geo. Butler, 91. has received his
license to practice law, he- and Wil
liam . Hubbard' will start for Utah
next week. ' Butler to introduce
his wire fence, and Hubbard to sell
dried huckleberries.
fV FRATERNITY INITIATES, ,;.
S. A. E.
H. G. Connor, Jr., Wilson, N. C.
; SIGMA NU. '
Henry C. Bridgers, Tarboro, N .
C. f
, " .. D. K. E.'
'Pride Thomas, Wilmington, N.
c, ,
if'-r, . zeTa psi.
Jiit). Whitaker) Raleigh, N. C.
KAPPA SIGA1A.'-'
'i .''''fii-
judge Shepherd .lias, returned to
RaieigTr -'
'Mrsi' O. H. Sumpter is in JPi'tts
burg Pa. on a visff to relatives.' " '
, Hon.,F. p. .Winston, of Bertie, is
visiting his brother, president Geo.
f. Winston yuu- .Ju-i
FOOT BALL NOTES
Mr. Bonsall, of BaltimorerPrincer
ton 89, Jias been on, the Hill. for he
"rjasjj few weekSj, and jhas, .been, piyj
i'ng the team some practical andjpr
preciated instruction.
nf! -. i ni-n i-M 'V, i Lis -";cH
Thef Princeton team, r which t has
been' trajni'ng under fe'x', Capt.K.ing
are' now 'again in the skillful hands
bf TrncMrd wlib has Veurne!J !af-
ter a1 prolonged :afeerV6y occasion rt'&
byhitsorersrinrieuithliyl1 bn,:
Judging 'fforri the lengthy sche
dule of !garn'es'greedur)on Williams
intehldsod som'ethfrVg in' 1 football
t h i s! ;s ea soiV '"-S li e : w ii 1 lioweve'r find
a strong antan'is in ''.the' person
of . Trinity i whose prospects ; in- the
same Jine-are reported to be of ; the
brightest. , ;
88, are both located in Texas teach-
ing sct6b:mHjn::.n
K. M.Vikon,,AftB., '93,havingfscciircd
fjiPgfpii aiavrHfoe4pV
sili?prtriucf a' course- tliere- in -'-history aril
literature.
W. ,W. Ashe, 90, of the-sState
Geological Survey, is on the Hill,
: as thej.guesti' of the Sigma' Er3silon
Fraternity. .
Hal Wood, 91,' is soon 'to be mar
ried.to, one.. of,, the ;-thar,rn.i.ng
and accomplished you.ng lalies-. in
eastern N. C. ' hx.i-i$)r (.;:!
Billy Devin and Babe. Lanier,
llaye'reteiye'd their license to prac
tice jaw," they; '.will be sadly missed
ontliAthlet'neld.
.'TN' -,:lM:l'!.Oil';.i;IT''
W. P. Blair spent a few days on
the hill after returnin'g'f'r'om' the Su
preme' Court. He will 'take' an ad
vanced couhsein i Law- at 'U. Pa.
this year, . rwu ij-: '-r.
'-Billy"'' Da vies, 90,' lias amoved :to
'Atlarita ,Ga where',' lie! i''practiCr
ihg law:He;and ShepV'Bryah also
of 90, have been,, instrumental in
forming the North Carolina Society
of Xtianta.''" ''
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"'PriftcetdiV ' ad; '' Lafayette ' meet
each other l6n 'the gridiron ' Sattif
day; ' -Iri as' mudfi 'as ; the' Tigers
have already lined : up ' four times
they will have. the' advantage some
what in .poiiitliofi experience, prao
tics. -i va ji.Miii ir.iti u; -j: i
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; , Balliet is back at Prirrcton this
yeai 'i " -;' : ; '''
" 'The ; University had fresh c'las
bf:'i64'm6n; ' ,l,'"Hi ,T ;;
' Cornell played Syracuse Univer
sitv Wednesday, score 46 to o, in
favor of i(Cornell., , ,r
Hefflinger who 1 as deen. coach
ing Lehigh, has gone to California
to" coach " the University' 'of that
state.
;;ihe University i of Virginia had
seventeert'' representatives' in' the
fiftyse&hu Congress, the!'LIniver
sity of North Carolina .hitieV ' ''
The Hellenian.i this past year,
through the courtsey of the Editors,
was dedicated to the Hon. Julian S.
Carr, cf Durham, an honored alum
nus of the University and one of
its firmest friends. As all the men
at the University know, the Helle
njan was a -decided" failure, finan1
dally. At the beginning of the pres
ent session there was nearly 5200,
00 owing to Mr. Whitaker, the
agent of Charles H. Elliott & Co., of
Philadelphia, the publisher of the
book. Through the efforts of one of
the Business Managers, Mr. Carr,
very generously donated the sum
of $100,00 toward defraying the ex
penses of the book. The. Hellenian
arid the University appreciates be
yond expression the kindness of Mr.
Carr. This action on his part is but
one of the many noble gifts an do
nations which have made'hinv t:ni-:
y er sal 'y loved by ' the . people of the
state as a phHanthropist.whpse pock-,
et . is . open to all. just appeals for aid,
and where charity is so great that
it is net abridged by :creed; race-6r
Rich.&Dan.R.R.
F. W, Hndekoper k Men' Foster,
. : , Receivers.
Coqdeqsed Schedule.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBFR 27th 1892.
SOUTHBOUND.
Lv. Richmond
" Burkeville
' Keysviite
Ar. Danville.'
Ar Greensboro.
Lv. Goldsboro.
Ar. Raleigh.
Lv Raleigh,
Lv Durham,
Ar Greensboro,
Lv Winston,
Lv Greensboro,
Ar Salisbury,
Ar Statesville
Ar Asheville,
Ar Hot Springs,
Lv Salisbury,
Ar Charlotte,
Ar Spartanbunr.
j Ar Greenville, j'
Ar Atlanta, a
Lv Charlotte,
Ar Columbia
Ar Augusta
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' Tlfe ' above pjejure represents
eith;er.lr;. A., liijayepty
B... Busl, Lee- rlt..is riot: -.positively,
known which ' it - is; 'the - artist who
took the ' picture says; it was dark
iri thje' room 'nd, he "only got 'a'sn.ap
shot. ' Th e p.ictu re : w a.s. taken. , af
King's. mountain -.this ilast summer
while Mr.uMcFadyen and .Mr;- Lee:
were' studying geology under Prof.
Cobb. - ' n- ! -
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daily except Sunday and: Mwi4ay arriving in Rich
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I Mixed tin leavaS'Oixford daily except Snnlay at
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n 45 a m daily except Sunday; arrives Oxford 9.20
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I Nos'.'i) and 38 conncc'f at Richmond from' and ,
West Point and Ba!ti'm6re 'dai ly'cxcc'pt Sunday.; .'
E. Bepki.ey, Supt., " ' Greensboro, N. C
J..S. BoThomPSON, Supt. . ; Richmond Va.-
W. A.. TkK; Gen'l Pass. Ag'fa Washington. D. C,
S. Jfi H.RyryK;K, Ast. Gen'l.. Pass. Agt. Atlanta. Ga.
W. H.'GfeE'EN, Gen'l Manager ' Washington, D. C.
SOL haas, Traffic Manager, Washington, D. C.
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