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1'HE HKD AND BLACK, THE RED AND BLAC.K that some measures be takeu to liar Published We ekly Ikurintt The Term, "ionize sentiment ami opposing fau- one dollar anil fifty ib»' rtption, er year. Subscriptions, advertisements, ami all .'Ommunleations relating to the business management of the paper should tie sent to the Managing Kdltor. Tun Hr:11 Asti Hi.ai'K will tie devoted to matters of int**rest Pi tlie students ami friends of the University, and grad uates' subscriptions and eoiinuuniea- tions are especially aolieited. All memliera of the University are in viU'd to contribute to its eolumna, hut the editors will not hold themselves re sponsible for the opinions advanced therein. Matter for publication must lie ae- roinpanieil liy author's full name and may tie lisnded to the editors or ad dressed to Kkii Anu Bi.ai k, Atliens, (la. r.iUTous: W T. Bacon, '1*1. KdItor-in-Chief. P. It Lester, (Law) Managing Kdltor. A W. Stephens. I Business Manager. II A Alexander, 'U.'l. flreen Johnson, i*. I,. Fleming,'1*1, !>.<'. Barrow .'lid, '1*4. W. P. Harbin, '1*4 W. W. Chandler'IWI. T. A M ilregor, '1)1, L. B. rt arren. Law. II. (' Moreno, ".ill, A GOOD SUGGESTION. cuts lions before this term doses in June The character of a college is to a great degree judged by the charac ter of boyR that make up its body of HtndcntH, and if we are to indulge in petty jealousies and factional feelings over matters that are of comparatively no importance, it will argue badly for the our college. It is suggested that some rule be now laid to govern class elections and that all elections ok class olli ccrs be made unanimous, and also that some measure be adopted by which all other elections of what ever nature may be facilitated. We hope the movement will be pushed by those most interested in it, and that some action be taken by the . students to relieve the present con dition of affairs. HARRIS A- LEE, Boot and shoe repairers. FIRST CLASS WORK. SPECIAL PRICES TO STUDENTS. DICK HARRIS, The Tonsorial Artist, Employn polite Barbers ami guarantees first class Work. Visit Iiis parlors for future uf courteous attention BROAD STREET. THE MpST STYLISH HATS, NICEST LINK OF CENTS’ FURNISHINGS Macon k Northern Railroad fn. N. E- HARRIS. Haoalvor. Schedule In effect M b. 4th, 18S4 And the most complete line of Young Men's Clothing in the city can he found at ^ eJ.rJ.C- McMahan’s, 117 CLAYTON STREET. Some of the leading members of the higher elasscs have been advo cating for sometime a movement by which a better feeling may be en. gendered in the body of students as Several boys received sli a whole, and the utter machine work rics practiced ill class elections and col lege politics generally, may be done away with. It is a fact that there | is not that harmonious feeling ex istiiig which should make iis one body, and that unity of sentiment which is essential to an easy and satisfactory adjustment of all <|iies lions that come up for settlement at the bauds of the students. There has been a wrangle over the elec tion of class officers in each of the four classes, and not till very re ceully diil till* Seniors succeed in electing a corps of officers. This machine work is practiced not only in class elections, but in all o’.ber matters that the students have to set tie, and we ate glad to see the older and wiser heads aiu<mg the students SNOW BALLING. It is seldom we have snow, but the boys certainly make good their opportunity for snow-balling when we do. The great mistake they make however is in carrying it to the extreme. The scene last Mon day afternoon was in (act very dis graceful and is much to be regietlcd. _ lit and a member of the >v school came near losing one i- eyes, and it isn't an assured f. that it will ever be restored natural strength. The student body as a whole i course did not entertain any in i nu against the Law school, nor dm they intend to damage t|ic Imiol i-_- in any manner. Hut the ohh r beads are to be censured for allow ing the young “ruffians" «f the t iwn to enter the campus and set an • x- ample for ilie more wanton under classmen, who without thyughi or care made it their purpose to throw whatever they could get their hands on, making the combat a ralher dangerous one, uud bid it not linn for the timely arrival of the chan cellor greater damage to life and PALAER & KINNEBREW, t)RU<jQ5TS. Northbound Trains. Southbound Trains I No. 2 No 1 STATION*. Duly. Doily P. M Lv Ai A M P. M. ■i 45 . Macon.. 11 to ii 53 M. D AS June 10 fo 8 02 Chalk Cut.... 10 43 8 <7 Van Boren.. 10 8* 8 26 Morton... 1U 20 8 81 <4r»y... 10 ie 8 41 Bradley .* 10 O’ 8 4s Way Hid. y 6* 6 55 Round Oak 9 *0 4 09 Hillsboro t> 3S 4 30 Minetta 9 :6 4 87 . Monticello 9 Oh 4 56 .. Ma< . ;n 8 50 l 59 Shadv Lisle... 9 4 6 17 Godfrey 8 29 5 42 . Madison,. . 8 01 6 04 . Florence 7 4; 6 21 FarmiDgton 7 2f 6 29 ... Bishop 7 ) 8 6 87 Walk nsville 7 <9 6 44 Sidney 7 0. 6 61 V bitehal!.. 6 56 7 * fl» Aib*"* 6 4 7 10|G.C\AN. Depot # 85 p *. r v A M Carry a Full Line of Cologne Toilet Articles. CLAYTON STREET. and Connections at Madison with Ga. K, K.; at Macon with Southwestern Division sod V » n Stem Divisiou of C. of Ga. snd G. S. A F., for all Florida point*. ^or runner information concerning rains, schedules etc., apply to J. 0. McM ASTKK, Ag’t, Athens, Ga. J. W. BYRNE, Ticket Agent, Macon,Ga G HUGE, Snp’t. GEU. GJ.d i SCaEDU^So. OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER. Augusta, Ga., Feb. 11th, 1894. omniencing Feb 11th the following seb tiles will be operated All trains, rnn by 90th •’**dian Time. The gch»dale« are subject change without notice to the public MEAD DOWr READ UP. No II Night xpre» a. Dut Mail. *> 00 pm 1 11 SO piii .14 p 111 5* p>i 5 pm 12 <4 nm H 04 pm 12 16 am • 14 i'Mi It Sft an b '24 pm 12 85 ari, 42 pm )2 52 am 4 52 pm T t»l pa i” 01 pm 7 20 p n 7 4 0 pai 0 pm 1 08 an 1 10 am 1 IV am 1 85 am 1 4a au 11 58 am 2 21 pm 12 88 pm 12 44 pu 12 54 pm l 03 pm 1 2i pm l 84 pm 1 42 pm 1 61 pm 2 07 pm 2 21 pm 2 i/7 am 2 47 pm * Train No 27. VTAT10N8 Iratn No 28. 7 4U uk .. Augusta. . Bwitr ■a a 1 * pm b 19 am Groveto- '.8 pm .. Berielia . 8 78 am . Harlrni . 8 34 prr 8 47 am ..Dealing 8 26 pu. 9 02 »m ..Th maon. 8 0b Du. 9 21 am Can rk 7 5*) pm D-t Mail. 1 20 pm 1 03 pm 12 55 pm 12 44 pm 12 84 pm 12 25 pm 12 Oi pm 11 65 am V 2S am . Norwood 2 42 am .. Bam *t 6 54 am On . VI tskiug the matter of betterments property would have.followed. Hut T into their own hands, and making when the Dr. arrived, “confusion dam it suggestions and advocating plans heard his voice, and wild uproar by which the end desired may be stood ruled." Now boys do the accomplished. The suggestion offered by some of the students interested in the matter is to have a mass meeting of the boys and let it as a deliberative body adopt such measures as it may lliiuk best to do away with the manly act, and repair the done to the windows. DANIEL SUI.LY 2 21 la 3*4 pa. 2 44 am 8 80 pm 2 6b ad 8 47 pm I 8 11 40 4 06 pu 8 28 au. 4 22 pm 1 3 48 an. 4 45 pm 4 < 8 ADI | 11 pu. 4 21 lOi 5 V8 pm 1 4 41 »nt 5 4. pm 4 55 aoi, 5 53 pm 1 5 09 An i 6 u8 pm > 6 30 am 4 j6 i>m 1 4i |m 8 65 in I 51 pm 4 26 aoi 2 4 pm 4 82 Am 2 23 pm 4 56 ao. 2 8* pm 6 19 Am 2 58 pm 5 81 om 8 o2 pm 6 20 ao. 3 22 pm 67 aoi 4 45 pm t l 9 Am \ .58 pm 7 29 Am 4 12 pm 7 43 pm 11 39 aoi 7 29 .aijll *3 Am 7 * paiill 09 Am 10 15 at Union 1 oiut V CO pm 10 45 am “ "* lo 29 am 9 58 Alii 9 42 ao. 9 22 aoi 9 0? aoi K 43 Am 8 21 au. 10 29 am G'Wtfiu ro 6 81 pm 10 52 am Buckueusi . 4 0.) pm \1 04 air. . . M ‘diBon.. 5 53 pm 11 24 am . Rutledge 5 84 pm 11 87 am Social Circle 5 22 pm 11 57 ao. Covingtou 12 17 pn. ..Conyers. 12 29 pm Lithonia 5 ol pm 4 40 pm 4 28 pm 9 09 am 12 44 pm 'tone M’ln. 4 10 pm 7 51 aui 12 55 pm .Ciarkston. 4 00 pu 7 41 am 1 04 pm 1 16 am . Decatur .. . Mlanta T?*mak. . ......... 11 Warranto ^ 11 ..May held.. H Calvert on Hparta .. Deveraux.. Carre . . MiUedgriU# . .. Browne . . . |. UaddocKA.. Jimei 8 61 pm 8 40 pi 6 20 am 80 pm il 25 am In “Millionaire** ut the Opera House Tuesday night Mar eh 6th. Mr. Sully ii.*vit puts weak plays on partisan feeling and machine work ^ stage, nor appears in a weak. 7 42 pm 11 87 am 7 66 pn. 11 50 am 1 9 25 0n. 2 20 cm 4 5/ pm Macon 2 16 pm Barnett 2 27 pm Night Tram Express No. 13. 6 15 am 7 6a am 4 52 ain 7 lo aui 4 41 ao. 7 01 ain 4 29 am 6 4. am 4 20 am 6 8b IUI 4 lo am b 28 mi 8 53 am b lo ui 3 4 2 am 6 00 in 3 35 am 5 61 m 3 26 am 5 44 ii 8 lo am 5 8«i pin 2 57 am i> ) 9 pm 2 82 an. Oo pm 2 21 am 1 UttlL 1 41 am 1 26 am 1 14 uu 12 54 am 12 31 pm 12 19 pm 12 OOUgt 11 47 pm 11 85 pm 11 15 pni 12 5*1 am 12 45 am 12 19 am 12 uo au. 11 43 pm 11 19 pm 11 05 | m 10 Sft pm 10 k pm 4 54 ptL 9 85 pm 9 45 pn that has been so prominent since last fall especially, but which has been slowly shaping itself for sev- *Yral years. As to where the blame for Bitch a state of affairs lies, wc will not express our.opinion, but we do assert this tuueb, that it is for the good of the college and for its fu lure progress ami success as a training school tor our young men character. He is master of his ai t. 1 It w ill pay you to see him. DRINK DSLICIOUS £C{/j Cures Headache and Exhaustion 9 20 pm 8 88 pm ? 40 pm 9 50 pm 8 ^7 pm 9 <<9 pm V 29 pm 9 28 pm 9 45 pm bharon .. 2 4) pm . Hilltnan ... Washu^torC 2 47 pui Uuiou Point 2 00 pm 9 30 am I 45 pm 9 15 1 84 pm 9 01 am 1 05 pm ~ 3 am uToirTm 2 59 pm. .W oodviile. 9 54 8 04 pm Balrdslowrn 8 14 pm 8 92 po- Maxaya Stephens.. 8 85 pm .Crawford 8 M pm . Dnnlap. 8 5b pm W later* 4 'h*oa... Union Point ill 41 am Siloan 12 01 pm Whit* Plains All »bo v ain* ran Daily except 11 aad 12, which do not ran on Sunday. Sleeping Cars between Allan la and Charleston, August.* a-d Atlanta, Aaguau and Macon on Night tiprsm T110S. K. SCOTT, JOE W. WHITE, A. G. JACKSON Geiar*: Manager. Travelling Passenger Agent QetT Freight and Paaa. Agv. Acolsta. Ga.