. - m ncnunKAl I 1
LOCAL Anu t-jsiw""-" i
ten four, bases on balls and .stolen
four basesJ., -;' - :
i.Grahinn.y, Ten games, thirty?
eight-times at bat. fifteen hits, batr
ting average . 394 scored ten runs,
had. nineteen chances, made six er
rors; fielding average .684,- has got--ten
six- bases on balls and stolen
eight bases. '- ;
" Whitaker. Eight games, thirty-j
four times at bat; nine hits, batting
average .264,' scored eleven runsi
had twelve chances, made one crror
fielding average .916, has. gotten
one : base on oans a-nu muicu-iwui
nRrrm. '''Pour-fames, sixteen times
at-bat, -four "hits, batting average
9K0 Kc.oreA '-five vruiisi had ; ten
rVianrd. made " one " error,-' fielding
average -.900, has gotten one base oil
balls and stolen tour baes.
University College
OF
MEDICINE,
RICHMOND, Va.
Hcntkr McGi-ikk, mil ixn. Pres. ,
P, A. Ikving, .StC, Iums.
CLINICAL FACILITIES:
r,,n Ifosfiitals, Two Olstctrkal "
merits, Tuv Dispensaries.
DEPARTMfcNis:
Medicine, Datistry, January.
t-miTPiHENT:
. , .il.Vt. Three J.edurr Ihu
ami J, 'scum, A corps oj $ hi.tr tutors
. moderate. 'I lie . c
RculJ'r Session win i--.-
" ,,w,k or wy intormat"
f.n tv-raae calalogu, , j
..... i -i t.j.x:,..l T (TTTtiOTJ iiOUGJ!,S, o
SPALDING'S
Athletic Goods
FOR
r.ASF. HALL, TENNIS, Ulv
Our Local Editor is away froni
the Hill this week.
We regret to note that Mrs. Prof j
Alderman is seriously i Jl . !
Messrs. Shannonhouse and Sitter-i
son are in Charlotte this, week.., .,, j
Mrs Williamson, who has beetj
bere visiting her sister, Mrs. Gorej
has returned to her home in Balti
more. "I
The Tar Heel wishes, to ..takq
.tUnA of tmblicly" expressing
., ii The Richmond JimcS
for the use of the cuts of member
of our team 'in our last issue.- ..
ir t aWi is in Chapel Hill;
iVJll .'- . . , ' , ,
prepared to ao any i- ,
r .rn nnfl Ree him -.at LrJ
WOrK. vaix - . .- i o . -
, -niio- Store. i .fmir timps rt bat. six hits, batting
, - - - average . 250,'scored seven runs, had
A New Logic. ; tweMty. chanCesV made six errors.
The Wake Forest boys defeated fielding.' average .700, has gotten
Furman University at Greenyilk,i two bafces oii balls and -stolen three
S C News & Observer, April 29: bases.';;5 ''' ' - '
Vritv and Wake Forest . have Him Seven-'games, twenty times
. i-nauy . . . i1:sfthatiinp--averaee
n the diamond, ana an a.t, - ;
, 1 Co,it-f1av'vi -sou 1 scored-n ve runs, iaa tweniv- ..j.- ---- -
mifrht to be, pleased, baturday s .u, sujilu J( , . SUPPLIES.
he score oe-b canl be.on balls and stolen .thr.ee base ..
ter. " tortus Wae Fort defeat Fearsall:, Six . games,' J thirteen
out victorious, v times at bat, fottr.; hits,' batfmg av-
SSTr erafe .307, .cored .fiTCrus, h,.
t0 A -.- ,' ii thirteen chances, made no errors,
fheoeopleof Worth aronnd uu , - - 10ft0 . p-ntten
not pay their -taies ,to support an b .rcc :
institution for the training of ath- r . y . . . ,
. . i ii i:r nf Vtnll nlavers - . . ,.
letes ana xne - , . l: , iselden: K ive-gam-es, nfteen times
All goodxitizens.will pro: batv, tvvo' hitsbatting ' average
test against .State . football, btatc runs,V' had five
baseball, State , dances ( and . btate - fieldhig
minstrels. Rec0Vr'- avenige 1000i. has : gotten-, one. base
reference 'to the Carolina- ' 'stolcn one.bae.;.;
2 ale game. . - - :The.: team has stolen--OV bases,
Oh, Consistency, thou artajewei. ;141;hitg, oOerrors,
" ;." earned 59riins, ;has a- batting; aver
Some Statistics. '' . !aP.f-336.and:;a'; fielding .:.a..Y?rage
, fmind some statistics uf 876 -- J - ' ' :,J
made out from the season's record of r0ur .. opponents :- have . stolen. 40
ten games. Six of the team played bases? made 71 runs, 80 hits, 60 er-
in all the games, seven have, a bat- rors and earned 22 runs.
tmg record of over 300 and two have D Carmichael.
a perfect fielding average. - Z'''to' the
Urnes at bat, e venty-oue side over.theurstrings of the
ting average .630, scored twen -fovt of '96: . 'Mh.Carmi-
runs, had nny-ni , .R ..3. tnanasrer of the
TeTsames, fortv-si, tiohof the, .poUeg.are dri.-the Ad
times" tZt nineteen hits,- batfrng visor Committee, ipr. the.r.e se
times, at oai, nuitLt i,, auccossitul as
average .430, scored .twenty-one ;d may he not !have an
runs, had eighty-six chances made P lat noxt
C. L, LINDSAY
DEAWill IN
C.ooO.-,, Kotii'iib, Boots, bboes, It,
Clothing, IUrrtwate, Groceries,
Carpels.; a.nd Camlics.
rurniture a Specialty.
Iui Street, ' ChapclHiU, N. C.
J. H.
NORFOLK, VA.
University Fhotographor
, -.i. .sUr.tr. Cdtmnittce.
Leave your ortiers mu. v --
1J. IU. CJllIMCjr.
Wescott Roherson.
T. A. Sliarpe.
1-Vritc for CHtnloe and Uniform Sau-
I,ieK 1 N. C LONG, Agent.
Chapel HUKN1C:
T. J. LAMBE,
Clothier and Furnisher of
DURHAM, N. C.
Give orders to agent and they w
be promptly filled
v 3 ' 1 . . . i.
A. Graham, Agenu
H. H. PATTLRS0N,
DWAJvKK IN
Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Hats,
Crockery, Leather, Hardware,
of all kinds.
?s,t lu-atul.s of Canned Tomatoes, Califor-
Peat-s and Peaches, (: very can f;v;i.ni
ad). ;
sionartli Hour fresh from the Mills,
SHIP S'j UK I AND IlKAN.
A OK NT;! I'OK
KW LKB,
AND TROPIC,
COOK STOVES.
itin;-- Sloves, Gr.i1.es ana an iu w.
Stove Fixtures Iceept in stock.
Ag-etit for tlie celebrated
Old Hickory Wagons.
W.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
H. MAHLER SONS
SUCCESSORS TO
H. MAHLER.
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS
RALEIGH, N-c-
lens and Boys CoSthing,
Cents' Furnishing Goods,
Hats, .Etc.,
HAVE NEVEil blew smgwn '
SO OTE ASSUlfi-Jfl.t. inuv
IVE NEVES liE!f SOLD
rHP!AT AS YOU CAN
GET TilEM EIGHT N CW OF
CROSS & LIN EH AM,
RALEIGH, N. C.
J. II. ANDREWS, A sent,
Chapel IJill, N. C.
" V. C. LLOYD & CO.
Drygoods, Groceries, Notions, and
flpncral Merchandise, also
rtmTWQ Vurnishine: GOODS, etc
ij jih x .vj . - w
V -n.t received a complete-line of 8ee samples at Ww 1,:.
We have Ut rcceiveu Satisfaction ;n;
Clothing
SrS , ; LimjDa;Salc;Stabfo;
average .408, .scored sixteen, runs, I : 'kipPisc'Ai. CHpRdi. ; .
had sixty-Seven cliailCCS, ;maQt uvu ndia;Wnfe; ad Irivinff Horses
errors, iieldmff, average , ; n -f - Quick Attention
gotten seven r ( it .. , .. r
en nine bases.
TVri . n-ames. forty-three
times at bat, sixteen hits', b'attinff
scored sixteen tuns,
had fifteen chances, made three er-
.950, has got-
ten five bases on ' balls and 'stolen DuoUy
eleven bases. ; ; '
Johnson. Ten games, forty-tive
times at "bat, thirteen hits, batting
.. oa crrrred . eleven ,iruns,j
had fifty -chances, made twelve er
" t'.i. .(.". . , . Proprietor.
W. M. YEARBY,
iDrufflstJ and r Seedsman,
I v."ODv..,,i'; k ni?I TTTT.T..."N. C
RHAM, JN. t;.. a
' , lrescTptoxis, a.Specialty
fivsEWirarrr agent for
r v
Clothing & Furnishings,
FALL AND WINTKR
The best -food'the l..wct iriccb, Vjccaue
WAN A MAKER & BROWN,
must sell!
t v IIOWAKD is their Milesjn.iii,
btiildinf;-
Satisf;i'-t:ii!i ,Miani.teed.
arrtct WORLO'S rM
Sept IS. lS3J
BLACICWELL'SDURHASa
TOBACCO CO.,
Durham, W.
Gentlemen:
We have Smoked up
all the Tobacco at theWorid'i
F-,;r and have unanirnous.y
F.!:;:; d the coa
H SrrkingTob'acco to
n irr WELL'S
Iti H Durham
ConrrU'lafi.if? you ycurMiUs
weruim Yours truiv,
COMMlTftS.
3
Tors,
afty chances, made twelve er- CaitdieS.
fielding average .760, has got- tllty lr aw
irH nnrhaiTI
rrecoWzcd standard of SmoWn8T.acco 1;
Basbeen the recon. uniformly E --"7"'?, !
far over 25 years. u..yj ... E s.i?sV :
'.-iRriorht. swee cn-i Tias-i!- ' .
B0St fastidious to t;:, i., . - - W-
kweirBDurhArn -TcXcco