th.
UNIVERSITY BE]PORTER
VOL. IV
ATHENS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOB ER14, 1883
NO. 1
took the;/ respective positions near the yard, made the blackm
of
MISPTES OF DKJBOSTHESIAN SOCIETY
v* 1 the organ. Eight here the impress- night yield to the light
of day.
ivcness oi' the occasion began to be
The yard was also plentifully proThe Society convened in its hall at
I'l III.ISIIbD EVEHY SATURDAY KVKXIKG,
noticed. The tones of the organ vided with rustic benches,
f." ings, ten o clock, and was called to order
became : , ; \vcr and lower, when there chairs, etc., where friends migli;.
TERMS:
find by President Pound.
entered . >tn the opposite doors with a congenial meeting place, and
.*vers,
After a permanent organization
One Dollar per Annum, basket i u flowers in their hands, a lovely retreat.
had been effected, the Society recurMisses Katie Rutherford and Blanche
Inrarlably in Adrante.
The parlors of the house were red to the head of "Election of New
Lipscom *Sf who took their places on thrown open for the accommo
lotion Memberr," under which the names
,". .''--.'. ' .it U,c, Athens Chronicle Otfie thc'righi
and left of the principal of the guests, in one of whici'..
Mr. of forty applicants were added to
arch, ma,.lo with much artistic taste and Mrs. Hutcliins recicved
tl',.-jo_y-s the roll.
of the rarest and most fragrant flow- ous congratulations
of their .Many
Advertisements will bo inserted at very
Immediately after, the question
ers and i'.tTulded with lighted waxen friends.
as
to how long the present corps of
caudles. The attendants came in
The bridal presents were nun vrons officers were to serve. Tne Presi
TVT« CKS1S STAMI'S.
TUX
and arra 1 ' >ed themselves in two col- and handsome in the
extreme,Com- dent insisted that they were eletccd,
umns 011 <-;>posite sides of the stage, prising gold and
silverware of .nany last year, to prevent disorder in orJ.
and per;, ndicular to its front. kinds, as well as china
V'c e-'.ni", nc'.v I w<> cent stamp,
of the most ganizing this; and, as many offices
They
were Mr. H, C. Glenn, Atlanta, delicate cut, and rarest beauty.!
We've bri'ii waiting for you sonu-lime
were vacant which could only be filland Miss; essie Rutherford,Athens;
r now wi;e,an U:j- five stamps,
The supper room was in the.'tarly ed by election, an election
was orV .. !lii' whole !i*»ionnt of une <!;me.
Mr. Hoki .omith, Atlanta, and Miss part of the evening
thrown ijpen, dered.
Birdie C\v>o, Athens; Mr. Andrew that all may have access,
as ',t was
Mr. John Phinizy was chosen PresLipscom].! . nd Miss Julia Cobb, Ath- impossible for all to partake
collie b-jy's change i; scarce
toj.-j.ther. ident, and
Mr. H. F. Dunwody Vice
utFuril often, to l>uy u stamp ;
ene; Mr. . G. Woodtin, Jr., Athens, The table consisted of
four vviu:s at President.
in! i : '.vns lucky y.;u came along,
Messrs. Hull and Berckand Miss .innie Lucas, Athens; Mr. right angles to each
other, besides mans
So as to keep tliciii out of a cramp,
were
elected Censors. The
Clifton J ,j,es, Atlanta, and Miss numerous small tables
arous: tiie President,
after
his installation,
III,
Bessie
C.
•'. itherford, Athens; Mr. j room. In the center of I lie m '
3fcw*R''$%®'\&-*:*p>'^'*-~':- "-''•• :"
we don t intend to cry,
appointed Messrs. Cary, .Woolen
George L- v is, Athens, and Miss Lu-' table was a lofty pyramid,
;
iieomse tin1 three ccn' st-amo is (U'li
and Pottle*, respectively, Secrctarv,
..r:'rvt,a r--t.'- 1J'" '
' of. I'ru.^
riv
.
n, and M\
ieix flowers of all i.
..us the mils
1 in .-uciui % ujen jrave notice to
linn, Athens; Jir. i. c. \Vnitncr, to tantalize the eager appi
IV.
Atlanta, and Miss Sallie C. Johnson, the flowers to charm the i...i..,.',u Phi- K;ippa Society of its desire: to
Two cents now brings the cheeks,
Atlanta;
Mr. J. B. L. Cobb, Athens, eye. On the table were to be seen hold a joint session. This resulted
Just as well as the good old tbree;
and Miss Mary A. Whitner, Atlanta; cakes of all designs, iced with Avon in the receipt of an invition from the
Two cents brings the letter,
Phi-Kappas to use their hall, which
and Mr. J. C. Cooper, Florida, and derful care and perfect success.
From the girl we cannot see.
BeMiss Mary Jackson, Atlanta.
sides these were meats of all kinds, was accepted.
IV.
On our return, the resolutions
So to 3'ou, new stamp, I wish
After the attendants had taken sandwiches, wafers, salads, jellies,
Along, happy continued cateer,
their proper positions, the happy nuts, raisins, creams, sherbets and looking to the re-establishment of
May you bring joy to many a heart,
couple entered, and walked with firm endless profusion of every tempting the University Reporter, which were
Anil drive away many a tear.
and unfaltering step to the center of delicacy, as can be vouched for by all offered in joint session, were agreed
————————y- o • ———————
the stage and stopped. Dr. A. A, those who were fortunate enough to to. An election for Business ManaHYUES'S CALL.
Lipscomb, of this city, the minister participate in the sumptuous repast. ger and Editors was then held, which
resulted in the choice of Mr. Hull,
officiating, then approached them and
The guests began to leave about 12
On Tuesday evening last at the with his imposing manner and
as
Business Manager, and Messrs.
im- o'clock; but still it was not until the
chapel of the Lucy Cobb Institute pressive voice, slowly and
distinctly hour of two that all had gone all Hutchison and Pound, \iy acclamathere occurred one of the most bril- repeated the marriage
ceremony, agreeing that the ceremony was the tion, as Editors.
liant marriages ever recorded in our amid the very
No other business appearing, the
low but melodious most impressive they had ever seen;
citj'. The contracting parties were sound of the organ.
Society
adjourned.
The silence the reception the most elegant they
Mr. Joshua C. Hutchins and Miss during the ceremony was
JOHN PHINIZY, Pres.
almost ter- had ever attended.
Laura W. Rutherford, the accom- rible, and was only
A.
H.
GARY,
Sec.
broken by the
The bride groom and left the nest
plished and beautiful daughter of answers of the bride and
groom day for an extended trip North.
Prof. Williams Rutherford. As early which were rendered
in a very admiThe Reporter again offers congratas seven o'clock the crowd ,began to rable and significant
manner. After
It is HStnnisliing liow much one, even
ulations
to the happy pair and pre- without
assemble and at half-past eight the the ceremony was
money, can give! A ki'iii word, a
complete, the mardicts for them a long life of happi- helping hanj the warm sympathy witli
chapel was well-nigh full. At fifteen ried couple, the attendants,
the two
those who weep and are afflicted ! No man
ness and prosperity.
minutes before nine Prof. Muller, of fair young damsels, and the
is so poor, no woman is so poor, as not to
ushers
he able to contribute largely to the liappi-,
the Lucy Cobb Institute, appeared on all retired as they came.
nessot Ihose about them. Skiff, the jeweler,
the stage and began to play upon the
will try to make every one happy iiboul
WATEB WORKS.
The invited guests then repaired to
costly organ, given them by G. 1.
him, and speuk a kind word about jewelry
and the celluloid spectacles something
Seney. While the tones of the or- the residence of Prof. Rutherford,
Athens is soon to have what she entirely new.
where
an
elegant
reception
had
been
gan \vcre yet being heard to break
ias long needed. The force on the
the otherwise still silence around, the prepared for the newly married works are large; working
For fine fruit, cull on JestiT, IB.-as Reg-.
near two
couple.
ushers, by pairs, Messrs. J. D. Mell
mndred hands. The pond is to be tauranlor and Fruit Dealer.
and G, C. Hamilton, H. R. Wilcox
The yard was brilliantly illumina- L6 feet deep and cover 5 acres. Those
Don't forget Brooks & iBush, wben you
want Fancy Candies, Fruits and Confecand W. 31. Cobb entered by opposite ted by a great profusion of Chinese students taking the
B. E. course tioneries.
dcoi-s, walked out into the middle of lanterns which, with two immense re might get some practical
idea;- bv
You should go and sc-e Barlow,, Wilson.
the stage, passed each other, and Sectors, situated in opposite sides of visiting the works.
Cu's Mammoth Minsinls.
do not mean to say that this fact argues ill of either of these instituAll College papers that receive this tions. Their reputation for efficiency
issue of the Universisy Reporter, has already been established upon a
Bn«Iness Managers.
will consider it an offer to exchange. firm basis. But we do say that it
Demoithenian.
Phi Kuppa:
We wo\ild be glad to welcome to our speaks well for the University of
A. HULL.
A. S. BLAIN,
table a |1 onr old exchanges, as well Georgia. We hope, and we are firmEditorial Staff.
as manly new ones.
ly persuaded that it is an evidence
Demostiienian.
Phi Kappa.
that the college founded by the State
J. M. POUND.
TO frHOJl EVER IT MAY COHCERBf.
THOS. J. KIPLEY,
and fostered by her care is taking an
K. HARVEY JOHNSON. J. B. HUTCHESoN.
onward step; and that she is now
<are very sorry to learn that
We5 (are
about to occupy the station for which
'Communications, literary contribu- there is a disposition among the
was intended. She was intended
she
tions, etc , from past students and friends, students not to^subscribe for the Reforemost among our institube
to
gratefully rece ved.
porter. Each student ought to have
learning; and if our old
of
tions
his name on our roll. How do you
University continues
time-honored
Athens, Georgia.
expect to support a college paper if
under its present management,
long
you don't contribute to the cause?
Saturday. Oct. 13
we believe it will become pre-emiDo yon think it can run without
nently so.
money"? I will venture to assert that
SALUTATORY.
We trust that the young gentlemen
there is not a student in the Univerhave entered college this year
who
the Reporter,
The University Reporter made its sity wno does not read
that not only does their
consider
will
help
to
first appearance about three years and still, you don't want
reputation aTul their
private
own
your
to
go
will
you
but
it;
ago, and, notwithstanding many pre- support
character depend upon their exeron
spunge"
"
and
room
friend's
dictions to the contrary, it still expaper. Now, let tions, but also the college. If every
ists; and, once again, after a short him, atid read his
the paper. Pa- one accepts this as a correct view of
suspension of three months, makes its every istudent take
own journal and by so this matter, we believe that the colappearance to its many eager readers. troniz£ your
to bring it up to the lege will not only prosper during this
We deem it proper, however, to set doing,' help
of college journals. year, but will be benefit ted for years
forth a tew of our views as to how we highes} standard
,,
to come.
intend to conduct our college journal
THE ^KOSPECTS OF TUB UNIVERSITY.
which we
fact
other
one
is
There
so as to bring it up to that standard
all of
Nearly
notice.
to
like
would
which our illustrious old University
Prolably at no time within the
appHbeen
have
students
new
the
so justly merits; and we promise to past li years has the University openfor admission into the Fresh^
lose no pains in trying to make it ed un er more favorable auspices, cants
Sophomore classes. This,
and
rank among the first journals of the or wiih more flattering prospects man
no insignificant, fact.
is
itself,
in
than a, the beginning of the present
kind.
the higher classes
enter
who
Those
We shall endeavor to use onr pens sessioiL Already, within one week
n^J^H^Csllege
themselves
neither
do
uf tlreTOptu'ni^ 01 Mic ICiTli, tVkC irtig
. ^- j,l.~b.«>t., \i oxtCll V» Jj-aiet*:»\»., IruT
They are
good.
of
amount
great
a
have
reader,
students
kind
175
that
understand,
shows
So
ister
readers.
They
next.
the
out
and
year
one
in
that it is for you we are writing, and subscribed their mimes to the college
the
which
by
records
leave
rarely
not for our own gratification. We roll, asd by so doing have pledged
mo
or
profit,
may
Fresh
and
Sophs
shall try to give such news about themsolves to the advancement of
the University may incollege, Athens, and in general, as their own private interests, as well uey by which
for aiding tlhose who
means
its
crease
at
college
the
we deem proper, to appear in our as the interests of
Now, we do not
improve.
to
wish
weekly issues. We intend to indulge large.
as depremisunderstood
be
to
wish
Not only is the large number of
in no objectionable personalities,
in
course
short
a
of
idea
the
cating
jokes, "cuts," etc., as are calculated new students gratifying to those who
ap-we
contrary,
the
On
college.
have an interest in the wellfare of
to offend.
it in all cases where a two
We trust and know that our rela- our old institution, but also the prove of
j'ears course would be a
three
or
recommengood
tions with the two fomale institutes bright faces and the
of money. We
expendation
will be none other than that of the dations furnished by most of the needless
who conhowever,
those,
all
think
most friendly and pleasant disposi- new boys speak well for her immedo
should
college,
entering
template
diate future. There is but little
tion.
to
prepared
are
they
as
soon
as
so
Then judge not too severely our doubt in the minds of those persons
SophoThe
classes.
lower
the
enter
efforts, we may fail others have fail- who have studied the bright and deare the hope
ed and more are coming who will termined faces of those who now mores and the Freshmen
aie glad to
we
and
i'ail. We do not promise you great daily gather around the old chapel at of any school,
our lower
all
that
fact
the
chronicle
things, but we do promise you our the ringing of the morning bell, that
material.
good
of
full
so
are
classes
the average marks will be much
earnest and strenuous endeavors.
profitable
and
pleasant
a
predict
We
To our Literary Societies: We higher this year than for several preall our boys think of
thank yon for the honor conferred vious ones. In fact, it seems that year; and if
they are bearing,
resposibilities
what
been
have
in selecting us for yonr corps of edi- the branch colleges which
will be a year
present
the
tors, and will guard to the best of our established throughout the State are we know
and improvemorality
unexampled
of
just beginning to perform one of the
ability the trusts.
Boys, think
boys,
the
among
ment
Again wishing each and every functions for whi«h they were instiand your
exertions
your
Upon
it.
of
reader a happy perusal of our journ- tuted. The function in question is
own
yonr
only
not
depends
conduct
al, we make our best bow, and enter that thej' are to act as feeders, so to
the
of
that
but
reputations,
private
They
speak, of the University.
upon the discharge of our duties.
believe
not
do
We
itself.
college
have sent to us, this year, many; and
Most respectfully,
of you so
there are among that number some that there is a single one
THOS. J. RIPLEY,
to have
as
feeling
manly
all
to
lost
R. HARVEY JOHNSON,
who will yet distinguish themselves
have
you
college
the
for
love
no
JFJIRY M. POUND,
as possessors of bright intellects.
I D. S.
it.
for
work
it,
love
you
As
chosen.
J. B. HUTCHISON,
There too, we we welcome among
its
bring
certainly
sevjeral students from Emory col The future will
Barlow, Wilson & Co. will entertain an us
collegp and Mercer University. We reward.
TATE NOTICE.
AUieus audience on \Yednesxlay, 17th.
For tbe University Reporter.
LUCY COBB DOTS.
I.
" Pasticcio" lias departed,
And tbe "Phoenix" has flown,
Their loss, I know well,
By the Reporter'11 be shown.
For who with the ease
Of Pasticcio can write?
Who will have, like the Phoeuix,
Thoughts witty and bright?
Let me tell the Reporter,
And remember 1 say,
"Between you, I and the gate-post,"
This secret must stay.
'Twill not, O Reporter,
Twill not be she
Whom you have chosen
Your writer to be.
And now to the task; but
Like that ancient couple
Of the olden time,
I shall have to pause
In the midst of my rhyme,
And ask, "What shall it be,
What »7iall it be,"
What, O, Reporter,
Shall I tell to thee?
}"
The Lucy Gobi) opened
With a full, round number,
On that most delightful (?) of days,
The 12th of September.
"Quid agis,duleUsime rerum ?"
Is asked all around,
And the air with kisses
Is heard to resound.
But oh, more than a miracle,
And of wonders a wonder,
All previous relations
By the Sophs cut asunder.
And in the light of the world,
Full fledged Juniors they slau«3,
-Yo.vupp_u,14.ba£dJjr,_I think,
Find a happier banl.
They giggle and smile,
And they laugh all the time,
They smile "without reason,"
And they laugh "without rhyme."
But listen, I pray you,
To the song that they sing,
"We have passad ,n<me were left"
And they make the air ring.
III.
Tbe "event of the season"
We have reached at last,
Which like all "events" that have come,
Is a "thing of the past."
'Twas the marriage of one
Whom you all know full well,
No doubt you know moie
Than to you I can tell.
There is one thing, however,
Which I am sure you don't know,
And that I will forthwith
Endeavor to show.
'Tis a thing, should yon know it,
Would make your heart ache,
The girls are all dreaming,
On wedding cake!
To their dreaming we will leave them
And go our way,
And tell more of their doings,
At some future day.
Last Thursday night the alarm of
fire was heard, and the ever-efficient
Fire Department of Athens was soon
on the spot; but, unfortunately, the
distance was so great, that the flames
were under headway before the house
could be reached. As it was only an
old stable, very much dilapidated,
the loss was very small, except the
loss of a carriage belonging to Maj,
Stanley.
ABOUT THE BOYS.
SAM JONES.
Some little "Fresh.'' registered,
a
made
Augusta,
of
Jones,
E.
C.
hotel."
Summary
the
at
Stopping
The Rev. Mr. Sam Jones has been
The tower of the water-works is to telling speech last Saturday, in the
on a protracted meeting at
carrying
S.
K.
P.
ATHENS, GA., OCT. 13, 1883.
e located where the Confederate
Methodist Church, during
First
Gahliher,
the
and
Estill
Minor,
Frey,
monument now stands. It will be
week. The meetings are
last
the
year.
this
return
not
will
wenty feet in diameter, and one huuBase Ball.
connected
and we believe he
now
is
attended,
largely
Berkmans
Bob
Ired feet high.
Is now all the go.
with the firm of R. C. Berkmans & will continue the services during the
The Demosthenian Society has Father, in the fruit tree business.
The boys should organize their
coming week, and will preach a
been so successful as to secure fortyCarey says he is agent for the read- special sermon to the boys and men
; nines."
seven new members this session. The ing room at present.
only, this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Editors are highly in favor of
30_ys are laboring to retrieve the
connected
now
is
His sermons are practical, forcible
Howell
Clarke
ten
"
to
comes
it
when
but
ball;
I base
lonors so often born off by the Phi with the New York Times.
and interesting, and in a style pe| cents," we are just out.
Kappa Society.
Davis Freeman is studying law in culiar to himself. We hope all the
The Freshman and Sophomores
students will attend this afternoon.
Savannah.
the
on
warm
getting
are
Politics
[should, by all means, take an active
m m m
the
meet
to
wishing
strangers
All
dignified
four
that
hear
We
edges.
|part in their Literary Societies.
LIBRABIES.
SOCIETY
Seniors aspire for P. K. Anniversa- Prof, of "Math," apply to Daniel
Everything is natural again. The
rian. We think it advisable to hold Grant, No. il, Summey House.
It is now a question whether it is
Iboj's make their usual strolls by
Albert Ilowell is attending the
a primary if that be the case. In the
not better for the two Literary Socie|Lucv Cobb Institute.
D. S. only two arc on the hustings. Virginia Military Institute.
ties to turn over their Libraries to ;he
Sophomore Class is the largest Others to hear from.
Tom Scott is catching "gators
University or not. One thing is cer|class in college, numbering 75 mem—————— • • •—————•
iu Florida.
tain, if different arrangements are not
bers.
There seems to be a current of colPERSOXALS.
by which to compel the boys to
Let every student read over oui
lege politics underlying the placid made
the books which they take
return
advertisements, and patronize those
Dr. Mell is out of the city, attend- surface of college life. It will show
Society Libraries, there will
the
from
rho encourage our journal.
ing the Baptist association at its power before long.
Library to turn over to the
no
be
even
Blaine, who once had aspiration*
Several colleg4 boys came neai Autioch.
Last year there were
University.
*
*.
to be a Senator, has compromised on
[having a runaway scrape Thnrsdaj
volumes taken
seventy-five
about
Miss Bessie Budd, has returned to the championship of the Press
afternoon in front of the Commerciu
which, through
Society,
each
trom
Hotel. A mule ran into their don- her home in Fla., much to the regret Association.
never
carelessness,
and
negligence
We wonder if any of our enter'
of her many friends.
key cart.
be
not
it
would
Now,
returned.
were
* *
prising boys will attempt to revive
*
Barlow & Wilson next Wednesday
have these
University
the
let
to
better
Mr. J. E. Hunnicutt, of Atlanta, the defunct Campus.
night. The best minstrel show cvei
We could get them just as
ns a short visit last week. Come
paid
Dr. Mell has given the boys some books?
been to Athens.
the University Library as
from
well
very salutary hits about loafing ii)
The Heading Room is beyond re again Pat.
and then they will
Society,
the
from
* *
ot
the hotel corriders and drinking
*
surrection. All that last year flutte:
lost. Let each
not
and
returned,
be
Mrs. Roberts, of Baltimore, is visit- its waters which never grow cold.
for nothing.
Societies conLibrary
the
of
member
Mr. B. J. Conyers is the onlying her sistei-in law, Mrs. II. C.
The Law Class is rather " weezly,'
matter.
the
sider
student in college taking A. M., and
White.
—————:———— • • • —————————
..there,being only one member at pres
imcorihOC'iAon whh that,.he is ta
The class tree of '82 is almost"
ent. We hope, however, soon to se
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lampkin, law, If the Theological Seminary dead. Come back, boys, and set out
its number increase to ten or twelvo
who have been making a short visit was any where in eight or ten mile? another tree.
The donation for the repairing o in the city, left last Wednesday, foi of Athens, he would take D. D. also,
^ the college buildings cannot be mad their home in Columbia county^ We
MINUTES OF P1II-KAPP1 SOCIETY.
W. B. Binns of the junior class of
I use of until the next meeting of th hope to have the pleasure of seeing '80, has re-entered college and will
i trustees.
PHI-KAPPA HALL, )
graduate with the present senior
them up quite often.
Oct. 6, 1883.J
*
*
class
There are fewer girls in Athen
to order bycalled
was
Society
The
conis
'83,
of
class
01
Edwards,
case
R.
T.
bad
a
has
Willie Woolen,
than in any other city to its size in
called.
was
Roll
Mell.
President
Jonesboro,
howat
C.
hope,
G.
We
M.
with
jaundice.
nected
yellow
the
t
venture
will
we
But,
the Union.
The following officers were then
Ga., where he fills the chair of
assert that what is lost in quantity ever, he will soon recover.
***
Ancient Languages; and where he elected and inaugurated, viz: Presij
is made up in quality.
dent, John D. Mell; 1st Assistant,
It is a conceded fact that the has made considerable reputation.
A serenading party gave last night
The present Soph, class is said to W. S. Upshaw; 2nd Assistant, E. M.
" 'Tain't gwine td rain no more," in ' fairer half" of the M. F. are the two
Athens.
in
contain seventy-four members. We Mitchell; Secretary, A. F. Bishop;
prettiest girls
all its new versions.
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wonder if this is not enough to 1st Censor, T. J. Ripley, 2nd Censor,
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Several boys got into a hornet'
the
been
crowd many of them through the George Lamar; Clavinger, A. C.
has
who
Murrell,
Miss
nest at the fire, Thursday night.
guest of Mr. Henry Russell, left foi windows of Prof. Rutherford's reci- Blaine.
The Campus, we are sorry to say
Twenty new members were added
tation rooms, when the Prof's back
her home in Atlanta, last week.
is dead; and there arc no hopes of i
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the roll.
to
is turned.
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being revived soon.
the
passed
has
class
Senior
The
Messrs. Turner, Johnson and
Gr.
Oxford,
Miss Susie Bounell, of
How about the mustache club? is the guest of Miss Maggie Morton third quarter post and its members Walker were appointed to draft suitCan't the old members revive it? I
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are now on the home-stretch. Who able resolutions on the death of Bro.
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would be so nice to take in some o
We are glad to see Prof. Morris, will pass under the wire first, is a W. A. Reid.
these little " Fresh." and " Sophs.' out again. He has been quite sick question that is being discussed.
On motion, Messrs. Ripley, Upand train their mustache up in th for the past few days.
The University has received four shaw and Blaine were appointed to
way in which it should go.
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students from Mercer University. confer with Demosthenians as re*
One thousand volumes have beer
Mr. Jno. T. Lofton, class of 1883 They are Messrs. Ilinton, Garrard, gards the University Reporter.
received by the University Librarian is in the city. He leaves next week Neill and Osborne. We are glad to
The Societies met iu joint session.
since October, 1882. Four hundre for Fort Worth, Texas, where he have these young gentlemen among
and fifty volumes of official docu will locate. "Cup," you have our us, as they all appear to be fine
MINUTES OP JOINT SESSION.
fellows.
ments were received last week frorr best wishes.
The joint session for purpose of
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the University Reporter was
the United States Government.
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Jester has the Boss Saloon and Rastau- reviving
order by J. H. Phinizy.
to
called
Greensboro
the
Kuowlesof
Brother
Both of the boarding houses 01
rant. Call and get oysters.
Gary, Hutcheson and
Messrs.
the campus are full there being Home Journal, wa? in the city last
W. A. Jester has first class cigars.
to meet with
appointed
were
Pound
45 at the Summey house and 25 a week. Make us a call next time you
in
Brooks &, Bush keep tbe finest cigars
the Phi-Kappa committe, consisting
the city.
come.
the Kichardson house.
Mrcrsitg Reporter.
J. W&K W. BURKE,
of Messr.j. Riptey, Blaine and Bishop,1 Dog Law," was decided affirmatively.
and to draft resolutions to that end.'
On motion the President appointed
The following is a copy of the reso- a committee of five, cons'stingot'Jiin. SCRATCH ROOKS,
lutions offered by committee:
B. Hutchisoii, J. M. Pound, John B
LECTURE BOOKS,
Whereas, the University opens un- Gordon, Jr., A. H. Gary and R. L.
RECORDS.
dermost favorable circumstances and Moye, to look iiito the matter of im- Gold
as it appears to be the general desire pairing our building.
PENCILS.
that we should have some good literThe following resolutions were
KNIVES
ary journal. Therefore, be it
placed before the house by Mr.
FULL LINE OP
Resolved, 1st. That the Phi-Kappa Pound, viz:
and Demosthenian Societies revive WHEREAS, The laws governing
the University Reporter.
debate in our Society are very impc- Secondly. That the said Reporter feet, be it resolved,
is to be the organ of the two Socie1st, That the President shall he
ties in which the minutes of each empowered to appoint three men en
Society are to be published.
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each side of a question to act as
Third. That there be elected from leading disputants. These members
1 have just put in a new oven, and
each Society two Editors, whose shall be appointed at the meeting
am now 'prepared to furnish the
term is to be two months and whose previous to the one at which they are
public with
NECK WE AH AXD HOSIERY,
duties are to furnish reading matter expected to speak.
for the snid Reporter.
2nd, That no one shall be apASD
d Fourth. That there also be elected pointed twice in succession; and in
ALSO,
from eac'; Societ3r one Business Man- case any of the leading disputants CENTS Furnishisrg
Finn Fancy Candies, '
ager, whose term is to be for two fail to respond, without a good
months and whose duties are to at- excuse, he shall be fined the sum of
Also, 11 full line of
tend to the finance and business aft. one dollar.
fairs of the journal.
3rd, That one-half of the roll
A SPECIALTY.
Boots and
Fifth. That it is the duties of the shall be required to debate alteri'e ask a call.
Editors to look over the reading nately, under penalty of a fine of 25
Respectfully,
Cor. Clay ton St. and College Avenue.
matter of each issue, and see what is edits.
M.
MYERS
&
CO.
Gsuitable to be published; and that a 4th, That any member of the
Oct
13
majority can prevent the publication other half of roll shall have the
of any articles which they deem im- privilege of debating, in case he
proper to appear in print.
desires to do so.
Sixth, That anything can be pub5th, That all laws conflicting
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lished in the said Reporter, which ei- with these are hereby annulled.
IN GREAT VAIUKRY.
ONL
DOORS
SOUTH OF MYEK STERN.
ther Society wishes to have publish
(A. H. GARY,
AH
will find it to their advantage
Signed < JOF.N B. GORDON, JK.,
ed, by order of said Society.
to give us a. call. -Kfrftmploy none
Lamps, Chimneys,(,?. M. POUND.
"""Seventh. That the said Reporter -^
but first class workmen, who are poZECIEIELO SEIsriE,
On motion, the Society adjourned. lite and willing to wait on custo
shall be scat for three weeks to each
JOHN
PHINIZY,
Pros't.
Cutlery,
Tin Sets, Matches.
mers at all times.
member of the two Societies, and, if A. H. GARY, Sec'y.
Uniformly low prices aud fincbt goods.
at the expiration of that time, their
University Jeweler.
subscription is unpaid, their paper
Pin KAPPA HALL,
Oct. 13th, 1883.
shall be stopped until paid.
Society called to order by Pres.
Eighth. That the paper shall ap
OPPOSITE CAMPUS
Mell. Minutes read and adopted.
pear October 13th.
One door below Longif, Drug Store.
The question, Resolved that the
T. J. RIPI-ET,
H.AJLTSEIt,
A. F. BISHOP,
!- P. K. S.
negro should receive higher educaI35~Makes a specialty of Repairing Fine
A. C. BLAIN,
tion, was debated on the affirmative Watches, Pn s and Badges, at lowest prices.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
J. M. POUND,
by Messrs. W. S. Upshaw, W. E. CALL AND SEE HIM.
A. H. CAREY,
j- D. S.
Rambo. And on the negative by
J. B. HOTCHESON,
McQUEEN & DURHAM'S Fine
Messrs. Young, Willcoxon, Riplc}-,
Walker, Rowland, Mitchell, Kitch- NEW BARBER SHOP,
The resolutions of the joint sesAMD
ens, Jones, Holliday, Fain, Conyers
Over Mandeville's Jewelry Store,
sion were ratified.
and Bishop. Decision in favor of Will be glad to have you give us a trial,
A committee on query was then
and we know you will be satisfied.
appointed and the question for Sat- negative.
BE SURE TO COME.
The Resolutions on the death of
AT LOWEST TRICES,
urday, October 20, is, Resolved, That Bro. W. A. Reid were then adopted.
the Crusade were Beneficial to the The question for Saturday Oct. 27,
A.
NOTICE,
was Resolved, that the branch colCivilization of Europe.
THE FINE
leges of the University should be
Society adjourned.
abolished.
Boot
and
Shoe Makers.
J. D. MELL, Pres.
J. D. MELL, Pres,
A. F. BISHOP, Sec.
A. F. BISHOP, Sec.
Books and Stationery.
M. Myers & Co. New Bakery!
Cothing, Hats,
Bread and Cakes.
OOOJ3S.
Brydie &
Tonsorial Artists,
CMS. ASCUDDER.
Wedding cakes
Room Requisites,
C. D. Flanigen,
CIGARETTES; PIPES,
Smokers' articles,
Jackson & Brydie,
DEMOSTHENIAN HALL,
October 13, 1883.
The Society was called to order by
the President. The roll was called.
The minutes were read and adopted.
The following gentlemen were then
elected as new members: Paul Cheney, J. M. Fletcher, C. II. Tutt, H.
K. Milner, W. A. Kennon and M. H.
V. Jones.
The question for debate: ""Resolved, That it would be expedient
for the Georgia Legislature to pass a
NV.HAUDRUP&SON,
OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, Oct. 17.
ONE
Davis & Harris,
Cleaning and Repairing.
COLLEGE AVENUE.
MOST COURTEOUS SHOP IN
TOWN.
Be sure and give us a call, and we
know that you will
BE PLEASED WITH OUR WORK.
No. 53 CLAYTON STREET.
City Barber Shop,
BARLOW, WILSON & CO.'S
J//1.OT/077/
MINSTRELS
TAILOB1XG DEPABTSEiU,
Slices neatly made and repaired. Half
We will cut and make suits cheaper
soles put on substantially.
than any house in the city.
College boys will do we!l to call.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
J35°" Give us a call.
s ic
EL o is s G
AND STATIONERS.