The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, February 09, 1895, Image 2
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RED AND BLACK.
Library Rules
Rule 1st.- This Library shall be naubM.
railed, termed, known and otherwise d>-
nominat'd an the Library of the Libra
nan of the I’nlvcrsity of Georgia.
Rule 2d.-No atudent 1» allowed to
move about in tliiw Library.
Rule :id—Thlasald Library of tin Li
hrurian of the University of Georgia (ball j
la- open from 10.55 A M. until II A. M
and from :t.47 P. M. to I P. M.. iinleaa a
funeral, wedding, sewing society. prayer
St'u<jRnts!T£>—
When you wish printing
of any kind, give E. D.
Stone the work. He prints
The Red add Black.
Nothing Higher than $4.75 Per Ton.
VAXOERPOOL AND JELLICO.
Your Choice for the Price. No Charge for Delivering Up Stairs.
-( AN GIVE YOt-
Come ! Sot* Us !
Jk. COST A
HAS THE CHEAPEST, FRESHEST and
Be t Fruit in To»n.
meeting or reception takes place nut in CLAYTON STREET, ATHENS, GA.
town, in whieh event it will la* closed.
Rule 4th.—There shall he no whisper
ing in the Library.
Rule ath.—This Library of the Libra
rian of tlie I'nlvemity of Georgia shall
not lie opened In case of rain, snow,
hail, clouds, sleet or fog.
Rule (Ith
in the Library.
Rule :th. Students will tale notice
JTUDENT5,
HAVE YOU If SHOES REPAIRED BY
W. HAUDfjUP.
Tlioro must In* ih» talking Jacksmi Street, Under Victoria Hotel.
’I he est Work. Lowest Prices
GOOD COAL AT $4.25 and $450
PER TON.
F. B. LUCAS. - - Bear Phi-Kappa Hall.
GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDULES^
the property of tin* Cnivcrsity, and un- ,
drr tlie direction and aupcrvision of tin*
librarian. Any ntudrnt approaching the
Mine with a view to personal caloric ag
grand txeincnt without written permla-
aion will he punctured hy nix knitting
needle* and thcrcaftci expelled.
Rule Mh.—Under no clrcninatancei
will nmoking 011 the part of any atudent
In* Allowed. The Move ha* a monopoly,
and there ahall lie no competition.
Hide 1Uh.—There hli.dl he no reading
in the library.
Hide loth Under certain circumatan
eei and condition! when tf»e library ii
open, (ice rulca 2 and
viewed nt a dinUncc not let* than two
yard*. To obtain tldi privilege, (ill out
a blank giving y< \ir age. maiden name,
color ofyoui grand mother** hair,weight
in your Mocking feet, opinion of rat*,
and whether you can walk on your
hand*. AUo, Mate whether you arc
ATHENS KOOK & * *
■ ■ STATIONERY CO.
1* the place for Student* t<» buy their
BOOKS * * STATIONERY.
No Extortion There.
OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER, I
A t’ot'sTA, G a., December 23rd, 1804. (
Uoinmeneing December 28rd, 1804. the follow ing n l (dull* will he observed. Al
I train! run by 90th Meridian Time. The schedule* ate m Ijtct (cm lunge willou
notice to the public.
IE. Wm Thos. Co^in
No. 11 Thomas Street,
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
u n Hie lllirury ii m —
1,..i.k« limy i.e HAShLTON & DOZIER,
- OKAI.KK* IN -
PIANOS OKoans,
Srr\all Ausical lr\strurr\er\ts,
AHTIST'S MATERIALS, Etc
ATIIFNH. (s A.
deaf, dumb, blind, idiotic, wear box-
toed *04 k!, ever been in jail or had the ATHENS IIA HOW ARE CO.
epizootic. Then Mgn a pleilge never t«*
gamble, lie or *ten), go out night*, get
jagged or jugged, anil present these doc-
— |»K VI.KH* IN —
uiiient* at the door.
Rule I Ith.—'''here shall hi lit* study
ing in the Library.
Rule 12th —The air in thin Library i*
tlie property of the Univendty. and held
in tru»t hy tlie librarian. No student
► hall utilise any of the name for respira
tory purpoHc* without special penni*-
alon, on pain id inntant death.
Rule 18th. There nhall Ik* no nleeping
in the library.
Rule lltli. —In cate of any noise, wheth
er inalicioun. accidental, hy *pontancou«
combustion, or otherwise, the entire
student body shall he expelled.
Rule l&th. Writing in tin* library is
positively prohibited.
Rule 18th. No Miniriil shall l*e allow
cil to remain in the library.
BookWohm.
All KINDS of DYEING and CLEANING
Dot* st the
G^iafaEysWirb,
28Clayton st.. next to E. 1. Smith «1 Co.
(•un*, lMMols, Ammunition, (Tileiy, Ac
A(i F.NTH FOlt EI.KCTKIl' ItA/OK.
248 and 850 ltrond st.,
Athens, fin.
B. RAPHAEL,
Tailor ati Hataiislr,
COLLEGE AVENUE.
The Papular Place of
the Town,
Open Every Night Until 12 O’clock.
HF. All 1K>WN.
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in*.
Train
11
Night :
Exp.
Day
Mail.
Train
Vo. 27.
Train
No. 28.
Day
Mail.
Night
Cxpl'h!
Train.
No. 12.
4 40pm 10 80pni 11 8uam
7 15am
v Augunta .nr
8 30pm.
1 OOpin
.5 15am
7 48am
ft m ■
i :>n ••
1 .’,4 “ i
. Belair ..
12 .'111 “
1 48 “
7 14 “
“
1 09 44
2 04pm
7 45 “
.Grovetow n .
8 (HI 44
2 27 “
4 37 “
7 oo 444
;» ;m “
11 21 “
12 Hi ** 1
Rcrzelia,.
.... J
12 16 “
4 25 “
•147 “
54:» “
i 28 "
12 24 “
8 Of) “
llarlcm lv
7 U “
12 PH “
4 111 “
0 80 44
& at “
1 i its “
12 54 “ |
8 00 44
Dcaring.
7 20 44
12 OOpin
4 07 “
0 28 44
1! 12 “
11 .V> ‘
12 52 44
8 19 44
Thomson
7 (15 " j
II 44am
8 50 44
0 12 “
1124 “
12 IlSain
1 U4 “
Mc*cna
II 33 *•
3 38 “
0 01 44
C. 112 “
>2 HI "
1 12 “
8 85 44
i amak ..
0 50 * 4
11 2(1 “
8 28 44
5 55 44
ti 41 “
12 2.-> *•
I 20 44
8 10 4 '
.. Norwood
ii ii “
II IH “
3 20
5 48 “
o r> t 44
12 42 “
i in “
H 58 "
.. Barnett
0 28 44
* 1 05 44
8 01 41
5 31 “
- oft “
12 W5 “
l 50 “
DIM 44
Crawfonlville
lv
Union Point
ar.
0 17 44
10 51 “
2 48 “
5 22 “
7 25 “
1 22 “
2 15 “
is
5 55 44
10 34 “
2 21 “
5 00 4 *
1 3* “
2 44 "
9 25 44
Greensboro. I
12 »
10 21 44
2 Of “
2 115 44
ii 111 “ |III mi ••
Ituckhcad
5 20 44 1
HHN) 44
I 37 “
•> »»
A 25 44
10 12 44
Madison,
5 00 44
!> 45 “
1 20 “
2 41 “
8 40 44
10 28 44
. Rutledge,
4 50 44
9 241 “
1 01 “
•_» 116 •
S 86 ••
10 40 44
Social Circle,
4 88 44
!l 10 “
12 15 "
a m ••
4 20 44
10 58 44
Covington
4 20 44
s 40 “
12 22am
:i ii ••
1 15 ■
n i»
< Olivers.
4 02 44
8 25 44
12 OOngt
:t :,4 “
5 INI * 4
II 20 44
Lithonia
8 52 44
8 18 44
11 45 pm
....
4 Ift “
.5 21 "
II 12 “
Stone Mo'nt'n
8 80 “
7 54 “
1 1 21 “
4 28 “
5 54 44
11 51 *•
(’larkstoii .
8 28 * 4
7 43 “
11 12 “
4 89 44
5 00:mi
5 45 44
0 nnpm
• 2 OOn’n
12 15 pm
.Decatur
ar Atlanta, lv
5 20 44
.1 o5pm
7 51 44
7 15a m
11 (N) 44
10 4.5pm
1 15ain
1 15pm
8 40am lv Caiuak, nr
0 5opm
11 25am
12 J5am
i :;i ••
1 24 “
8 47 44
\N nrrenton,
6 4.; ••
II 17 “
12 08 * 4
2 (Ml “
1 44 *•
....
Mayfield, ..
0 27 44
II 01 “
11 8<;pui
2 8o 44
1 ft6 “
.. Culvvrton
(. 16 •*
10 40 44
II 18 “
2 50 “
2 07 ••
0 22 44
Sparta. ..
0 08 4 ‘
10 40 44
11 02 “
8 22 “
2 24 “
Devereux ..
ft ft i • •
10 28 44
10 38 “
a 87 "
2 AS 44
0 48 44
.... Carrs
•
10 IS “
10 25 “
4 1« “
2 55 44
10 00
Millcdgevillc,
5 29 44
10(10 “
• 54 “
4 (* “
a n *•
Browns,
ft 14 “
9 til “
9 80 44
5 0" “
it 24 “
10 24 “
Haddocks ..
5 05 44
9 37 “
• ii ••
ft |ft ••
8 35 **
10 82 44
.... James. ..
4 57 “
0 28 44
1 9 (HI “
1! ill lam
4 o5pn» 11 Hum ar Macon, lv
4 25pm
o oopm
8 15pm
tl 55pm
1 i OSani
2 OOpin lv Harnett nr
1 JJptll
s .Viam
0 25 pm
7 05 44
7 12 44
7 48pm
II 20 •*
11 10 "
12 Oitain
2 12 **
2 20 44
2 40pm
.Sharon....
. Hillman,
ar Wash’to lv
1 111 “
1 07 “
12 lupin
- 97 ”
6 9i “
i .hiam
0 14 “
tl 04 “
5 32pm
0 !5pn
i 2 55pm 1' I'nlon Pt a
P 2t an
5 50 pn
....
0 27 44
2 4'1 '
\\ oodville
0 (-8 44
5 40 “
6 82 44
2 50 4
. Haiidstow n
9(4“
: 5 35 “
0 45 “
3 I'l ‘
Maleys...
....
8 .51 4
5 22 “
—
0 52 41
;ii8 4
Stephens
S 44 “
5 HI “
7 Oft “
3 IP “ Crawfoid.
....
8 80 44
6 f,3 “
7 22 44
3 35 ‘
Dunlap.
8 12 “
4 46 44
7 27 ‘
3 39 •
Winters.
...
8 07 “
4 42 “
7 44pn
n A 55pm ar Athens, 1
, 7 50an
, 4Iftpn
v ....
....
r 10 40.*»m
lv UnionPt ar
.Silo.,in* .
2 05pu
....
111 ifo “
....
| ....
1 42 “
11 ."J ia nv ....
....
|ar \\. Pl'ns lv
1 20pm
' ....
McQueen & Carter,
BARBERS,
Under iu's Shoe Store
All above trains run Daily, except 11 and 12. which do not run on Sunday.
No 1 dinner at Union Point • No. 2, (upper at llarlcm.
Sleeping t ars between Atlanta and Charleston, Augusta and Atlanta. Augusta
and Macon, on Night EEpress. Sleeping cars between Macon and New York, on
train 27. ami train leaving Macon at 8 o'clock, a. m.
THt»S. K SCOTT.
Gen'I Manager.
JOE W. WHITE.
Trav. Pass. Ag't Augusta. Ga.
J. W. KIRKLAND,
j Passenger Agent. Atlanta Ga.
A. G. JACKSON,
Gen'l Freight and I’aaa. Ag't
W. W. HARDWICK
Passenger Agent, Macon Ga.