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THE RED AND BLACK. DEMOSTU ENIA N SOCIKT V. I.ast Saturday being the time set apart for joint debate with the Phi Kappa, only a short session was con sumed. Tlie apeekonwere arranged as follows: McGregor to lead in contest. Loundea next, then Grif fith, Carson, Larson, Floyd, Bran- ncn, Kyals and Alexander to close. Two committees were then appoint ed—one to act with the Phi Kapa’s to notify Prof. John Morris that he was elected to preside over the de bate and the other to visit Mr. Has kell and conduct him to the Phi Kappa hall. This committee soon returned with Mr. Haskell's deep regrets that nocturnal perambula tions and diurnal KA8T-atious had ren dered him unable to assist us in the joint discussion.. We then proceed ed to the above named hall, where we were warmly welcomed and pleasantly entertained, notice of which will bo read elsewhere in this issue. After the joint debate was over j we returned to the Demosthenian hall and elected Mr. Kyals as private anniversarian. A motion was then made to postpone election of spring dchutois three weeks from that time, and at said election not to allow any member of society to vote who had not by that time paid all his dues. After some discussion both pro and con the motion was carried and all members will please remem- | her this, if they care to vote at coming election. Immediately irfter the Anniversa ry exercises at the chapel on Mon day, a meeting was held, to which Phi Kappas were invited, Vico Pres ident Bncou, of the Phi Kappa was called to the chair, and the floor ex tended u> Mr. Brannon, who made a splendid speech, appropriate to the occasion. He was followed by lti- loy, Dr. Lanier, McGregor and Mr. T. W. Heed of Athens Banner. In all these addresses Mr. Alexander was congratulated for his fine An niversary oration, and the society for its fortunate selection of a re presentative. Mr. W. T. Harris W>, visited home-folks in Macon last Sunday. Mr W. D. Griffith who was with us Inst year in Freshman class, visited the boys on the campus last week. Though in the first class of tho University, Mr. Griffith made a good reputation as a scholar and debator during the few months he was in college. ——- If carrying tnuigents and stripped poles over the campus, driving up pegs and leaving them to bruise corns and sore toes, will make civil or military engineers, Messrs. Keves and Lindsay will surely become proficient in one of these avocations before the “hot season." ATLANTA t SPECIAL.” NO KXTKA CHARGE FOR RIDING ON THE “ATLANTA SPECIAL.' ■■»»Seaboasd •Ali!-LlNE.<«« NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE BETWEEN TIIE NORTH AND SOUTH. Short Line between Athens, Ga., and Atlanta, Ga., and ai.l Western ani> Southern Points. VIA ATLANTA. Short lino to New Orleans and Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana, Through Pullman Buffet Sleepers between Athens, Ga.,and Portsmouth, Va., offering a variety of routes by rail and water or ail rail to Balti more, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence and the East. SHORT LINE TO , Charlotte, N. C., Wilmington, N C., Raleigh N. C., Norfolk, Ports mouth, Petersburg and Old Point Comfort, Va. THROUGH CAR LINE TO CHARLESTON, S. C. Making the entire run in daylight, a great comfort to ladies. No transfer, affording unbroken travel by short line to Columbia, S. C., Sumter, S. C., and Eastern South Carolina. QUICKEST AND BEST FREIGHT ROUTE Between Athens, Ga., and the Nortli and East. Shortest and quick est freight route between Athens, Ga., and the West and Southwest. Call on all agents of the Seaboard Air-Line for rates, schedules and other information. H. W. If. GLOVER, O. V. SMITH,, Traf. Mgr. Div. Pass. Agt., Atlanta, Ga. T. J. ANDERSON, Pass. Agt., Norfolk, Va. The Greatest Southern System. Richmond <S Danville Railroad Company. TO ANNIE. BY TOM DISCARD. Into those eyes of love 1 cannot bear to gaze. Though I’ll ne'er cease to love Or e’er forget their praise, For in their light I live Though not for me they shine, Though my all to them gave— Vowed my love many a time. The Law class boasts of having on one extreme the most “intellect ual" and on the other the “greenest” man in college. Mr. Davis '94, is at home this week on business. Messrs. Moreno and Johnson have discontinued to meet the Sophomore Greek and Latin classes. They are now met by Profs. Bocock and Hooper. The boys have begun to take more interest in gymnastics of late. The old gymnasium is full nearly every evening. This is an interest that should be kept up throughout the entire session and uever be allowed to lag. on r FINE TAILORING i The largest Stock of Men'8 Fin nish in^s in the State. ATHENS HARDWARE CO. , — DEALERS in— <»uns, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery Ac. AOENTS FOR ELECTRIC RAZOR. 24s and 2.N0 Broul St. Athens, (»a The short Line Highway between the North ami the South. Three Daily Trains in each direction between Atlanta ami Washington, I). C. The Great Trunk Line to the East. ROUTE OF THE FAMOUS “Vestibuled Limited” Trains Composed of Pullman's Palace Vestibuled Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars through to New York without change. Double daily trains via the Through Car Route to the West via Birmingham. For tickets, maps, representations, etc., call on any Agent of this great system. W. A. TAYLOR, Dis. Pass. Agt., Atlanta, Ga. W. A. TURK, Gen. Passenger Agent. S. II. HARDWICK, Assistant Gen. Passenger Agent. EISEM AN BROS. ONE PRICE MANUFACTORY CLOTHIERS. OF ALL DESCRIPTIOXS. A FELL LINE OF GLASSES. Chi} ton St. opposite Poit>offiof. Cures Headache ana Exhaustion J1 W. BROWN & SONS We arc the only Manufactures of Clothing in the wholes.and Reun Deafer, m South dealing directly with the Consumer. C K E R Y, CHINA, GLASSWARE, LAMPS. 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