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RED AND BLACK.
A Card from the State University.
To the Kditor of the Telegraph:
To a student of the university or
no) one interested in it» welfare,
the nrlieles repeatedly piililiHhed of
Inti 1 in the leading newspapers of
the State are hot glowing columns
of glaring misrepresentations, serv
ing hut to prejudice the institution
in the minds of (Georgia's citizens
and to place insuperable dilHeultiei
in the way of its advancement and
prosperity. If all the wild tales
that spring from Athens, with the
evil doings of the university hoys as
their invariable themes, were but
true these young scapegraces would
have an array of sin registered
against them that would lie fully
sufficient to overwhelm them in
their depravity, and, in future, the
name of an alumnus id' the Univer
sitv of Georgia would bear with it
the accompanying surmise of a young
manhood m which a bountiful sow
‘lug of “wild oats” was made. Al
most any issue of one of the huger
dailies contains a special from Alh
ens devoted largely to a portrayal
of riotous acts and indecencies com
mitted by the college hoys. Now
it would lie folly for me to adopt
the high stand that tile university
hoys are free from the vices to
which young men of the period are
addicted, hut I do maintain that
among any other two hundred and
fifty men gathered promiscuously
from over Georgia, it would he hard
to liml as large a number among
them who conduct themselves in as
orderly and sober manner and are
as studious as the average young
men of our colleges.
This is written in the desire to
see justice accorded the institution
that has given many of Georgia’s
talented young men educations
which have proved the means of
raising her sons to the high places
in our State and enshrining hi their
hearts an undying love for the dear
old alma mater.
by never more than a quartette of
young artists, who seek immunity
from discovery by the smallness of
their numbers. This in itself is but
a harmless piece of mischief, and as
for obscenity painted on the fences
opposite, if any boy has been guilty
of such an act he he has not seen
fit to acknowledge it among Itis fel
lows.
Moreover, no expulsions have re
sulted from this great episode, not
withstanding the many assertions
to the contrary made by the ener
getic correspondents of Athens.
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StuzJgnts;_3>»~
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Stone the work. He prints
The Red and Black.
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No. it Thomas Street,
ATHENS, (iEORGI \.
Haselton & Dozier,
The public reads in the papers of
n descent of the students upon the
sacred domains of l.licy Colib and
ns the result the historic goals ilut
adorn the veranda are wearing flee
ces of variegated hue, in winch the
predominating colors are the uni
versity's red and hlark, and the
fences are bedecked with phrases
not complimentary to the institute
and Athens matters in gencial.
From the account one would imag
ine a horde of blood-thirsty young
vandals armed with paints and
brushes, w ho intended not merely
to give the entire building, but al
so the cheeks of its fair inmalesaiid
artistic finish, descending upon its
classic grounds and terrifying the
neighborhood, while, in fact, this
p.occ of goal-painting is executed
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GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER, )
ArocsTA, Ga., December 23rd, 1804. t
Commencing December 23rd, Isli-f, the fo lh.wing schedules will lie observed. A1
trains run hyWttli Meriitian Time. The si bedulrs are subject to change witliou
notice to the ])llblic.
KKAII DOWN. 1 HEAD VP.
1 STATIONS. 1
Train
II
Night
Exp.
Day
Mail.
Train
No. 27.
Train
No. 2S.
Day
Mail.
Night
Kxpr’ss
Train.
No. 12.
4 40pm
5 oo “
10 30pm
11 r»s • *
11 3oam
11 54 44
7 15am lv Augusta ar
S 30pm
1 00pm
12 3ti “
12 27 “
5 15am
4 48 44
4 37 ‘
7 48am
7 14 "
7 oo “ 4
5 2*2 44
It (HI “
12 01pm
7 Ift “
. .(rl'OVctoVN 11 .
8 (Hi 44
Sf)
11 21 “
12 Ui “
Berzelia,.
12 Ui “
4 2ft “
(i 47 “
545 44
1*2 20 44
12 24 “
8 00 44
Harlem lv
7 13 "
12 00 “
4 111 “
•; 86 *
r» .*■ i ••
i: as “
12 54 44
8 "«'• ••
Hearing.
7 20 44
12 (Hlpm
4 07 “
(> 28 44
0 P2 44
11 as “
12 ft 2 “
s 10 44
Tliomson
7 Oft “
11 14am
3 50 44
(i 12 44
0*24 44
12 us,on
1 04 “
Menena
11 :U! “
3 38 “
(i 01 44
(j 32 44
12 1H 44
1 12 44
8 35 14
< amak ..
0 50 44
11 211 “
3 28 “
5 55 44
a 4i 44
12 25 4 *
1 20 4i
8 t" •
..Norwood
i; 41 “
11 111 “
3 20 •*
5 48 44
0 54 44
12 42 “
1 30 44
8 iVi 44
.. Barnett
0 28 44
i 1 05 44
3 04 44
5 84 4 *
* * •> 44
12 :a\ “
1 50 44
9 04 44
Craw lordvi lie
! v
«; 17 **
si
10 of “
2 48 “
5 22 44
7 2:> *•
1 22 44
2 15 “
44
Union I*oint
10 34 “
2 21 “
ft do • •
i as “
2 41 44
0 2ft “
Greensboro.
5 12 “
10 21 44
2 04 “
2 05 44
2 In “
10 00 ••
. Burkliead
ft 20 “
10 00 “
! 37 “
•I »w
5 *25 44
|u |g ••
Madison,
5 (Hi 44
ftft “
1 20 “
2 11 44
a 4i> “
10 *28 44
. . Kut ledge.
1 50 44
9 86 ••
1 01 ••
2 50 44
5 50 44
10 40 “
Social Circle,
4 38 “
9 lo “
12 4ft “
:t lit “
3 20 44
10 fts “
Covington
4 20 “
8 4»* 14
12 22ain
3 ii 44
l 15 ••
II Ift “
( onyciH.
4 02 44
8 25 44
12 (Mingt
3 44
5 00 44
11 20 44
Litlmnia
3 52 “
8 13 “
11 45pm
4 1ft “
ft 21 ••
11 12 “
Stone MoTit’n
ii Sli “
7 54 “
11 24 “
4 2M “
5 34 44
ii 51 •*
Clarkston .
8 88 •*
7 18 •*
II 12 “
4 .10 44
5 45 4 ‘
12 (H)u*n
.Decatur
3 20 44
7 34 “
11 00 4 *
5 OOam
0 00pm 12 15pm
ar Atlanta, lv
ii Oftpm
7 15am
10 45pm
1 15am
1 15pn
s |( am lv Camak, ai
(I 50pm
11 25am
12 15am
I ui ••
1 24 44
8 17 44
Warrenton,
(i 42, 44
11 17 “
12 03 '*
2 (Hi 44
1 44 “
MavHeld, ..
ii -27 “
11 01 “
11 3(Jpin
2 50 “
1 50 44
.. ( ulvt rlon
0 1(1 44
11)4!) “
11 18 “
2 5o 44
2 07 44
0 22 “
Sparta. ..
(1 08 4
10 40 “
11 02 “
5 22 44
2 24 44
Devereux ..
ft 54 “
10 2<i 44
10 38 ‘-
3 37 4 *
2 ;ia “
0 43 44
... Cans
5 40 44
10 IS “
10 2ft “
4 10 44
2 55 4 4
lo uo “
Milledgcville,
5 20 44
10 (H) 44
it 54 «
4 is “
a ia “
. Browns,
ft 14 “
0 4(1 44
0 30 “
....
ft «»7 “
a 24 •*
10 24 “
1 laddo« ks..
5 05 44
W 87 “
0 11“
5 2s 4 *
;; |5 •*
1(132 “
James. ..
4 ft" “
0 28 44
0 00 44
0 50am
1 Oftptn
11 OOam
ar Macon, lv
4 25pm
9 00pm
8 15pm
0 55pm
11 OSain
2 OOpm'lv Barnett ar
1 32pm
8 50ain
0 25pm
7 lift ••
11 20 “
2 12 **
.Sharon....
1 IS ••
8 37 “
li 14 “
7 12 “
11 30 44
2 *20 44
. Hillman.
l ((7 44
8 27 44
(i 04 44
7 44pm' 12 05am
2 lupin
ai Wash’tn lv.12 fllpnt
7 55am
5 32pm
.. I. pn
2 ilftpni lv Union I’t at
02fiam
■ ' pm ....
(i 21 4 *
2 4(1 44 Woodville.
9 08 44
ft 40 “
(i 32 44
2 70 44 . Baird ft tow n .
9 04 44
ft 3ft “
6 45 4 *
3 M 44 . Man \ ft...
8 ftl “
5 22 44 ....
<i 52 44
3 ( s 44 Stephens
8 i. •
5 1(1 “
7 i.:, ••
3 19 44 |. ( raw ford,
8 :tn “
ft 03 “
7 22 “
3 3ft “ .Dunlap.
8 12 * 4
( 40 “ I ....
7 27 “
3 39 44 .Winters.
8 07 44
4 42 44
7 44pm
3 55pm ar Athens, h
7 50am
4 2ftpm ....
in mam ... j .... Ilv Unionl’t ar .... 2 Ofipm
11 an Slkwmf. I 42 •• i
11 ftoain .... .... ar IV. Pl'ns lv| 1 20pm
All above 11:011' run Daily, except II and 12, which do not rim on Suuday.
No 1 dinner at Union Point; No. 2, supper at Harlem.
sleeping I ars between Atlanta and l liarlcston. Augusta and Atlanta, Augusta
anil Macon, on Night EEpress. Sleeping care between Mac-on and New York, on
train 27. and train leaving Macon at D o'clock, a. m.
TflOS. K. Sf'OTT. JOE W. WHITE, A. G. JACKSON,
Geu'l Manager. Trav. I’a*'. Ag't Augusta. Ga. Gen’l Freight and P:»ss. Ag't
J. \V. KIRKLAND. \V. W. HARDWICK
Passenger Agent. Atlanta (\a. Passenger Agent. Macon Ga.