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THE KEL) AN D BLACK.
Red and Black.
OUR SPECIAL AGENT.
1) W. McGREtiOR,
ATHENS, CA.,
Ii instructed to give to Clulmour Lowest
Kates on all our goods.
All orders and enquiries for Athens and
district for Sporting and Athletic
Goods of our make are
referred to him.
A. G. SPALDING & SONS.,
NEW YORK.
E. 1. SMITH & CO-
HEADQUARTERS FOR
FINE SHOES
EVERY PAIR Gl'A HATRED.
I
Corner College Ave. and Clayton Street
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
MADDOX HKOS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
SPECIAL PRICKS TO
Students and Clubs.
WORK GUARANTEED.
1(19 E:ist Broad Street, Athens, Georgia'
Look to your interest. You ran save 1
money l»y having your Shoes Repaired
at the New Boot and Shoe Shop on Jack-
son Street, under the Hotel Toomer
We Guarantee to do better work for less
money than any one in the city. We 1
use nothing hut the Best Louisville Oak .
Sole Leather. \V. N\ Hauiii«1’I\ Sn*T.
GET YOUR
DRUGS,
PR ESC KIPTIONS
AND TOILET ARTICLES AT
CRAWFORDS DRUG STORE.
STUDENTS, PATRONIZE
McQUiEN & Carter,
BABBEE S.
Coder Baldwin's Shoe Store.
?ATR0NIZE COHEN
WHEN YOU WANT
CIGARS, TOABCCOS, ETC.
Hr Drain in Choice Article* Only.
CHAS. STERN & CO.
CLOTHIERS
FURNISHERS AND HATTERS.
22f>, Broad Street.
Cl IAS. MO K CIS,
POPULAR PRICK
Clothier, * Hatter * and * Furnisher.
218 bhoad street.
LOCALS.
Or. II. C. While returned to Alh
ens on the 2l*lh, ami has resume,1
his lectures. We are glail to see
Mrs. White again, She is the life of
society, and the students all love
her.
F. C. Richmond has been con
fined to his room since Sunday
morning. His friends will he hap
py to learn that he is improving.
Mr. C. A. Scudder, the University
Jeweler, has just received another
invoice of the college pins.
No college in all England pub
lishes a college paper. This is an
other illustration of the superior en
ergy of America. Over 200 colleges
in tins country publish periodicals.
The Princeton foot-hall eleven
were entertained at a banquet by
the Maryland Alumni Association
in Baltimore, Feb. 1st.
President Andrews decision to de
cline the Chancellorship of the Uni
versity of Chicago will prove a big
tiling for Brown. President An
drews lias long been connected with
Brown University, and is ackuowl
edged to be one of the leading edu
cators of today.
The actual training of the Lehigh
hasc-luill team begins Feb. 1. The
team will take a trip South, Easter
week.
Miss Celest and her sister Miss
Li/./.ie Allen, two of Augusta's most
beautiful and popular young ladies
were in attendance at the S. A. E.
afternoon german Saturday.
IliO men have handed in their
names at Harvard for the Moll
Haven team.
The Brown Daily Herald is the
cleanest ami best gotten up paper
amongst our exchanges.
The income of Cornell’s endow
ments amounts to 1300,000 annually.
The Harvard faculty has an
nounced the names of 70 members
of the Senior class for commence
ment parts. Twenty-five per cent
are members of athletic teams.
The Glee club of the University
of Va. is coming to Atlanta, bear it
if you can boys.
The Law school will debate to
day upon the subject Resolved, That
the South offers a more inviting
field for emigration than the West.
The S. A. E. fraternity gave a
very delighful afternoon german
Saturday in honor of the Misses Al
len of Aiigulla, who were the guests
of Mrs. Phinizy.
Joseph Wiggin L S., has been
elected captain of the Harvard base
ball nine.
Some fine sport is to lie bad gun
uiug for quail just now, Messrs.
Craig Barrow and liillyer reported
capital luck on Thursday.
Keefe, of the New York base ball
team, is coaching Harvard this
year.
“Do you love me my darling?"
I asked her one day.
Nile lifted her brown eusliy head,
With a look of Hupprine, in her bright,
dark eyes,
“Why that's why I kissed you," she
said.
Would it not be a good thing to
publish a program of the Eield Day
exercises. There are many new
men in college who have no definite
idea of what it is like, a;id so do not
know on w hat to prepare.
The Rich ani, Bi.ack feels highly ;
honored, in that the Drury Mirror
of Drury college, a hi weekly publi
cation, and an extremely neat, eight |
page paper begs to exchange.
Would it not be for the best to
have a bicycle race in the field day
exercises? There are so many j
“crack” riders in college that it
would lie the most interesting event
of the day.
An interesting and instructive en
tertainment to the Daughters of the '
Revolution and their friends, was
given at the home of Mrs. Crawford
on la«t Wednesday night. Thu
event of the evening was a most in
teresting, brief, ami humorous cita
tion of events relative to the courses
that led to the discovery of America
and the evolution of our republic.
In addition to Ibis there was su en
joyable musical program in which
one of our fellow students assisted.
ATHENS BOOK AND STATIONERY CO.
IS THE PLACE FOR THE STUDENTS TO BUY TAPIR
BOOK J AND JTdTIONERT.
NO
EXTORTIONS IN PRICEJ THERE.
Ol 1.1,ELAND'S
Ovstrrl louse
105 Broad Street.
ALWAYS ON HAND. OPEN UNTIL
12 O'clock Every Night.
C. W. BALDWIN & CO.
LEADING DEALERS IN
Fine Foot Wear.
Corner Clayton St. ami College Ave.
ONE HOOK FROM POST OFFICE.
RAPHAEL
College Avenue.
McDowell & son,
—fine
ConfwtioiiiTies, Fruits
AND CIGARS.
COLLEGE AVENUE, ATHENS, OA.
CITY DRUG STORK,
R, C. 0R.R & CO.
WE WANT YOUR
Prescriptions.
BEST DRUGS USED.
CAREFI LLY COMPOUNDED
Telephone 112.
MR. W. D. BOWDEN
IS THE MOST COURTEOUS
’IB tj s im: ^isr
! In Town. Give him your Patronage.