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THE RED AND BLACK. THE REb 4Nb BLACK Fublishrd Weekly During The Term; subscription, one ilollur nr»l fifty eenU per year. TilK PANDORA. The seventh volume of the college annual lias just been issued, ami while it does not come fully up to Maeoi & Northern Railroad Cs PAL/AER & KINNEBREW, Schedule In effeot April, lit, 1894. Houthbound Trains. .Northbound Train! hubs. Options, advertisements, and all the Htamlanl of Koine of the pant > lommunicatlona relating to the business | i HU ea, yet it in a very creditable j volume when the difficulties under! which the hoard of editors had to labor are considered. Of all college publications this is looked forward to with more interest than proba- any other. The fact that hard times make it difficult to secure adveilisements, and the short amount of time that management of the paper should he Kent to the Managing Kditor. Tint Rr.U Anji Black will !>o devoted to matters of interest to the students and friends of the University, and grad uates’ subscriptions and communica tions are eK|H-cially solicited. All member* of the University are in vited to contribute to its columns, hut the editors will not hold themselves re sponsible for the advanced , lh , e d it0Ii , iad to devote to it, tends therein. Mutter for plihliefttion must he n< roTnpnnied hy author'n full name an< may he hantlrtl to the editors or ad dressed to Kku Am* Hi.a< k, Athens, Ga. to detract from the merit of the ! periodical, but all in all, it is a W. T. Bacon, MM, Editor-In-Chief. ]'. ft. Lester, (Law) Maiiugini' Kditor A. W. Stephen**, Loral IhiaineMH Manager. H. A. Alexander, MW. <». NV. Keab, M». r >. I*. L Fleming,'(14, 1). 0. Barrow Urd, M»4.1 W. I*. Harbin, MM W. W. Chandler’96. T. A. M« Gregor, MM, L. B. V\ nrren, Law. I II. f. lliirnn On the front pngc we publish a communication from our esteemed friend Dr. C. H. Herty. l)r. Herty's position upon athletic reform is most commendable and wo hope every student of the Univoriity will study carefully the meaning and advantage which will accrue to the Uuiversily if his letter is proper ly heeded. The danger of inter collegiate professionalism confronts us, nnd we cannot he too careful in keeping it hack. Defeat with an honest nnd bona tide team is a great deal more to he desired than a vie lory dishonestly won. Cultivate an athlcclic spirit in college by sll means, hut let your moti he truly lion - professional and above all, rightfully matriculated. Tiik Kkp amd Black has not ap peared for the last three weeks for the most plausible reasons we can advance. They are these: The great majority of hoys while ap parently manifesting an interest in Despite a slight ripple towards the latter part, the game of ball yester day was characterized throughout by good feeling nnd satisfactory playing. Some heavy hatting w'us done on both sides, hut the game developed the fact that both teams have much good material. — Quith a number of new students have been standing entrance exami nations the past few days. These examinations are not matters of mere form, hut the raising of the standard and examination of the University has proportionately in fluenced the entrance examinations, making them more difficult and re- | quiring a hoy to ho better prepared j before entering college. The hoy | who enters college well prepared pursues his course at a much greater advantage than those who are ni t prepared. - The prospect for athletics at the l niversity next year is veryenconr- aging. The Messrs. Spain, of Quit- man, both splendid athletes, and Fred Morris, now at Emory, will come over together with seveal other men with good reputations us athletes from different sections of the State. - « « mi - The election of a hoard of editors No. 1x!no. X No. 11 HTATION8. No 1 Mix’d Daily. 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CLAYTON STREET. DICK HARRIS, The Tonsorial Artist, Employs polite Barbers and guarantees first class work. Visit his parlors for courteous attention BEOAD ST3EET. -N’ICKST LINE OF- Connaetione U Madison with Oa. K. It.: at Muon with Soalhweat.ru Dtvisio. ‘and Main rttem Division of U. of Us., U. rt A K snd K.T. V. A Us , for all Florida points. For farthsr iafonaalioa sonosrning rates, • ihedulee, eto.. apply to J. 0. McMASTsR, Agt, Athens, Oa. J. W. HYRNh,Ticket Agent, Macao, Go. S. C. MAHONEY, Urn. Pass Agent. Hacua, Ua CENTS’ FURNISHINGS And the most complete line of Young Men's Clothing iu the city can he fouud at J. J. C McMahan’s, 117 CLAYTON STREET. CrEOiUil2X RjutLliOaU bCKLD!Jv,Jb. OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER. A0008TS, Os., ApV X9th, 1994. Commencing Meh. 18th the foiiowing eoteduiee will be operated • All tra.na, .u u to .'i ll I .Pldlaa Tima Vtia la. . ... .k... . _..a . • . . - _ i_ . J the coming forth of the paper, they f ,,r ami* Black during next have been most indifferent to selling year will take place in a few days, their obligations with the editors. * ,e announced before this term Only forty boys have paid up their [ gI 0 * 1 ’* on Wednesday. The absence subscriptions, which only amount to °f ® omo of the present hoard has one dollar. The Magazine, so we are informed, has fallen by the way- side for the same cause. Is it possiete that there enough college spirit and University , Court, at Macon, was in Athens sev- causcd this dclav. f. N. Talley, stenographic rc- isn’t porter for the United States Circuit KM AD Dow: Night Mail. Train No. 11. & i press. 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Atlanta 4 00 pm, 7 48 am 8 81 pm 8 40 pm pride among the hoys to keep alive one paperf You can redeem yourselves and the paper hy handing in your subscriptions to the managing edi tor at once. eral days ago mingling with his co lege friends, lie has a splendid position, and his friends here note his success with pride. Hie Hoard of Trustees, in a unau- ’ *' ‘ * “ imous vote, refused to accept the Quite • number of the I* C. I. girls resignation of 1 ’**7 1). C. Barrow, S 20 pm 8 18 pm 8 40 s ao S 67 9 t* pm 9 2S pm * U pm » 46 .. Camas... Warranto n ...Maj&eld.. CuWarton Hparta .. Dararaax. Carrs .. Millsdgrilis .. Browns .. . 11 add ocx*.. . ..Jamas.. .. ■ Macon. .. ."Tlarnalt . bharoa .. . lllilman ... Wasbi 2 oo pm tTaion Komi ¥ toi OIQ 8 00 pm 8 04 pm 8 18 pm 8 22 pm 8 84 pm .Crawford.. 8 to pm 8 54 4 10 pm . ■ r iu 40 am •••• 11 41 am 19 01 ..WoodTilla. Bairdstown . Maxa/s .. ..Stephens, Dnnlap. 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I Might axpi TUOei. K. HOOT, 1 re□ era) UaSAger. JOk W WHITE, Travelling Pesnenger Agent. Aennere. Uk. Aagusu snd Mncon es A. 0. JACEHOM Uen’l Frnigtt sad *>stn Agt