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VOL. VII.
HOW ' SOME OF US" WRITE AN
ESS A Y.
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.
ATHENS, G-A., SATURDAY FEB 4. 1888.
NO. 15
bfgan to be disseminated above the had, through fear, refused to defend | dent, Targum, Campus, College
horizon; civil and religious liberty the place, by her exhortations, so Message, University Courier, Lehigh
began1 their grand march; and the roused their despondent spirits as Burr, Randolph Macon Monthly,
First, waiting, delaying,
fetters which had held woman cap- to induce them to hazard an engage- College Echo, Indian School, ReadWill) heart and hand staying,
tive, were shattered. Tyrannical ment with the enemy, in which they ing Room, Fayette Collegian, ReWitb shrinking and sighing,
Anil uselessly tryina;
man, who had with fiendish delight were successful, and by which the veille, Lantern, Lenox Nutshell,
Beginning, then slopping,
seen woman oppressed, began to be town was saved.
University Quarterly,) University
Wiih highest hopes dropping,
more
leniently
disposed
toward
her.
The
name
of
Marie
Antoinette,
I
Magazine, Wilmington Collegian,
Then fcra'cliinsi, erasing,
As science, art, and the more enno- though held in contempt by many, Anchor, Butler Collegian, AssociaOur wi.rk s-adly facing ;
bling acquirements of mankind be- deserves an exalted position upon tion News, College Reflector, Free
And writing, re writing,
And manfully fij;htins;;
C ime better perfected, in a corre- the roll of eminent women. During Lance, Press and Printer, Deltan,
Then thinking and groaning,
sponding degree, did woman rise; the fiery scenes of the French Revo Alma Mater, Southwestern UniAnd seaiching nnd moaning,
and to day she stands upon the same lution she was the support and versity, Journal, Butler Journal,
.I'.nd hunting, discussing,
level with man, the position which spirit of the aristocracy. Slie con- Chimes, Red Man, Georgia Cracker,
Eternally fussing,
God intended she should occupy.
ducted herself heroically toward her Evening Capitol, Greensboro Sun.
And slowly proceeding,
Now, as we take a retrospective ill fated husband; suffering with him
The "sense" litile heeding,
We have before us the first num-Inserting, completing,
view of woman's career, wi at once the hardships of imprisonment, as ber of The Lantern, from the OhioAdvancing, retreating,
perceive that there is no death of il well as the luxuries of honor and State University.
Inscribing thoughts fitting,
lustrious women. The pages of affluuence. Her devotion was unA correspondent of a London
And hud ones omitting ;
history are replete with records of wavering during life, and like a true Literary Journal announces the disS» thus we keep working,
her brilliant achievements, and she woman she faced the yells ami covery of a new autograph of Jno.
Though often with suit king;
is celebrated in poetry and song. anathemas of the Parisian mob un [.Harvard, the founder of Howard
Till, ending with joy,
And wilh many a caper,
Such women as Lucretia, Joan of til the guillotine closed her existence, jUniversity. The only writing of
Yet filled with foreboding,
Arc, Marie Antoinette, and MollyIt is only necessary to mention Ibis hitherto known to exist are the
We "hand in" our paper.
Pitcher, j/es'\^es hundreds of others, ,tlie name of Molly Pitcher^, as /^£,»l vv " jsyijuatures iin the registry of
Carle-ton-.
ttest the capabilities of woman.
memoiy is dear to every XmenMfiv") ^MHiiniUjj^'^fu'.io
In times of \peace and prosperity, and her deeds are known to all.
WOMAKHOOD.
woman is the queen of the house we then, when such examples arej. The University of Virginia has
There is, perhaps, no word in any lold. The true wife leaves the disclosed to us, refuse to admire i nv ' te(J Pres. Cleveland to this year's
commencement exercises.
language of greater import than the transaction of business to tier hus- woman?
In
conclusion,
word ' woman."
let
me
say
that,
band ; while she endeavors to rcnThe Argo, of Mary Sharp college
After the beneficent Creator had ler home bright and attractive. She America is particularly blessed with
j
has
been revived, and we are glad to
formed man in His own likeness, aud leems her highest responsibility to noble women Our o.vn State has
see
it.
It is always bright and cheerhad seen the deplorable condition in o be that of training the young in cause to be proud of her fair (laugh
ful,
and
one can readily recognize
which he was, moved to compassion, all that is pure and noble. Women ters, who have played so prominent
the pure and delicate ideas of true
He resolved to make a helpmate for are more faithful than men a great a part in church and in stale affairs.
womanhood expressed in its pages.
him. Thus, woman was formed to deal more faithful than men. You The heroism displayed by them dti
The Free Lance, a paper always
assist man; to soothe and alleviate lever saw a man pursue his wife ring our late cival war;, the privawelcome,
came this week especially
his sufferings. It seems that our nto the very dust mid slime of de- tions and toil they underwent won
bright
and
interesting. We conmother Eve possessed the character- gradation, and take her in his arms. und3'ing praise for them. Let us
gratulate
it
upon this successful
honor
the
women
of
our
land, and
istics which have ever rendered the We never saw a man stand at the
issue.
ever
hold
our
arm
in
readiness
lodesex illustrious. Although she caused shore vvliere she had been morallyman to be forever driven from the wrecked, waiting, in hopes that the feud them. We can but decide that! The Butler Collegian,
one of our
Garden of Eden by her inability to dark waves would bring her back, when God made woman, He gave to finest exchanges, furnishes
us in its
resist temptation, she has proven even her corpse to his arms. On man his most priceless boon.
last issue with a splendidly written
P. H. E.
herself of such incalculable benefit the other hand, we have seen wos
article, " The Death Penalty," showto the human race, that we are forced man, with her white arms, lift fallen
| ing plainly the inconsistency of capto overlook this one frowurd act, and man from the mire of debauchery,
EXCHANGES.
j ital punishment with the teachings
admire her.
and as her heart beat with compasI of the Bible ; and dealing with its
In the early stages of the world, sion, hold him to her bosom as
We publish below a full list of our j substitute, Life Imprisonment.in the
man, in glaring disobedience to the though he was an angel. While exchanges.
most logical manner.
mandate of God, regarded woman a: man is uncouth, rough, debased,
The Binghamite, Northwestern |
his inferior, aud conducted himsell woman is tender, kind-hearted, de<- College Chronicle, Hesperian, St.
The University of Pennsylvania
toward her as though she was hi: voted.
Viateurs College Journal, JEgis, Da intends sending an exploring expeserf, his slave. The perfection of al!
Not only in peace, but also in the vidson Monthly, Goodson Gazette, dition to ancient Babylon, under the
laborious undertakings was assignee thrilling scenes of war, has woman Pennsylvanian, South Carolina Col direction of Dr. J. R. Peters.
to the womeu of the time. They were manifested her magnanimous spirit. legian, University Magazine, A delThe Princeton Seminary has. a
ill-treated, spurned. We read of the We could point many examples of phian, Hampton Library Magazine,
theological
student who is seventy
numberless indignities heaped upon woman's heroism ; but will only Hesperian, Southern Collegian, Unithem, with hatred for their oppress notice those named above. Joan of versity Magazine, Dartmouth, Ob years old. " Better late than never."
ors. But, it was not the design 01 Arc, when her native town was server, College Messenger, Indicator,
We would suggest to a certain exintention of the Creator, that woman threatened with destruction by an St. Charles College Gazette, Phoanix, change, that it might be advisable
should forever live in such onerous invading foe, leaped upon a horse, Perdue, LaFayette, Troy Polytech- to enlarge its sheet, in order to give
thraldom. The light of civilization and rushing among the soldiers who nic, College Index, Yanktown Stu the Detroit Free Press more space.
Affirmative.
State of Georgia.
Downing and Gaston. Negative,
[Second- Claw Matter.']
Howell aud Ha3r s.
Subject for Saturday week: "ReDEM08AND
KAPI'A
PHI
the
by
Published
THENIAN SOCIETIES.
solved, That England has progressed more in science, art and litEDITORIAL STAFF.
erature, during the last 100 years,
T. W. Reed, P. K..............E.litor-in-CMef
than the United States." AffirmaP. H. Estes, D................... .Miscellany
P. S. Black, P. K........................Local
Black and Boston; negative,
tive,
R. F. Maddoi, D ...................... .Local
and Knight.
Dobbs
..Society
.......
K
P.
Jr.,
G. A. Whitehead,
Appointments for next Saturday:
W. W. Sheppard, P. K............... Alumni
A.M. Hartsfleld. D.................Exchange
Senior orators, T. W. Reed and
Moon; Junior orators, Tale and
BUSINESS MANAGER, Oscar Davis, D.
Wilcoxon; Sophomore declaimers,
The UmvERriiY REPORTER is issued every
A CARD.
E. W. Rodgers and West.
Saturday afternoon during the college year,
The election of Spring debaters
by the literary societies of the University of
Terms, One Dollar per year, strictly in
The newspaper notices being somewas set for Saturday next.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
advance.
alumni
Atlanta
the
C. C. FOE, Pres.
confused,
what
Communications solicited from students and
Dr.
of
funeral
the
that
thinking
protein.
Sec.
1
to
EI.LTS.
HAM.,
communications
all
Address
DEMOSTHENIAN
lumni.
THE REPORTER,
Feb. 4;'1888 j
Moll would not occur before SaturAthens, Ga.
THE EDITOR.
Society met and was called to or
day, 28th, ult., delegated one of their
and
funeral
the
Comer.
attend
to
der by President
Mr. C. F. Finch, a promising young number
The great mass of people are enMinutes of preceediug meeting
man and a graduate of the Univer- bear a floral emblem of their respect,
ignorant of the trials which
tirely
sity in the class of '87, was thrown veneration and love for their lament- read and adopted.
undergoes. Truly
average'cditor
the
Messrs. A. S. Johnson and Toliver
from a horse this week in Quitman, ed Chancellor and friend; hut as the
after puzzling
one
hard
a
is
lot
his
flow
Eberhart were nominated and duly
Ga., and killed. The sympathies of burial occur/ed Friday, and the
somepresent
to
trying
brain,
liis
time
in
Athens
initiated regular members of the
the College go out to the bereaved ers could not reach
subpaper's
the
to
readable
thing
sending
the
exercises,
funeral
the
for
Society.
family.
emergupon
at
railed
is
he
scribers,
of what was only an outward exThe Society then turned to the
from the editorial sanctum.
abandoned.
was
feeling
of
pression
of Election of Spring Debaters, ing
head
Let it be urged upon the editors
is it right that the poor, deluNow,
Flowers wither and their sweetness and the following gentlemen were
of the REPORTER that they write
of human beings (if such
set
ded
their articles before Saturdays, and dies; but the Chancellor's memory elected: Messrs. Sheffield, Ross, j they can be called) should thus be
alumni
the
to
Arkwright, Shackelford, Harper and
hand them in so that there will be will ever be precious
served? Is it just that he should
no delay* in getting out the sheet.- -and the general public of Atlanta. Johnson.
have the army and navy of some
ALUMNUS.
The committee reported, the folNothing helps so much as having
irate individual turned loose upon
lowing question to be dtbated for
plenty of copy always on hand.
THE CHANCELLORSHIP.
him, to cripple his resources and
the medal, which was a^j&utcd: Ret. Jpnce
blioirid be a necessitate the use of poultices,
tioii befoi'e the solved, "That there
at questioil
other curative lotions?
:uec it
detenmir,e upontlle kind of sett!
property qualification for voting in besides
selection
the
is
Trustees
of
Board
once for all, No!
answer
We
is to leave on the campus next comthe United States."
of
office
the
till
to
man
suitable
a
of
wish to chastise a
public
the
Does
mencement. Such a worthy class
W. H. Pope's time, as Junior oramade vacant by the
Chancellor,
cat even, is not
office
whose
man,
a
be
will
that
settee
a
should leave
death of Dr. Mull. The Prudential tor, was extended to next Saturday. capable of making a shadow? As
fitting reminder of their college days.
Ray was appointed Senior orator;
Committee from that body have ad
puts it in his own
There should be no delay in this
and Arkwright, Sophomore Josh Billings
Johnson
to
vised President J. J. Gresham
will simply quote
we
terse language,
matter.
call a meeting for Feb. 17th, in or- declaimers.
"There is some
says:
He
him.
from
The question for debate next SatLet the Senior class have their derthat they might elect a successor.
who, rather
world
this
in
people
urday, "Resolved, That suffrage be
pictures taken. Nothing can be The action of the Board on the 17th
nil, would
at
fault
any
find
not
than
extended to woman."
more pleasant than having a group is looked forward to with much inan angle
tew
say
tew
hesitate
not
On motion, the Society then adpicture of the boys with whom one terest by all of the alumni of the
was altogether
tail
his
that
worm,
journed.
lias gone through college, and those institution, since it will be of high
too long for the rest of his body."
COMER, Pres.
all
and
welfare,
her
to
who have been his best friends, as importance
Let pessimists complain of hard
BRAND, Sec.
also his class-mates. A group pic- entertain the hope that a wise and
times and innumerable troubles; let
ture will not cost much, and no one judicious selection will be made.
labor still try to throw dirt on capiVarious names have been proposed
PHI-KAPPA HALL, |
can afford to be without one.
tal; let earthquakes shake the meanFeb. 4,1888 f
and the friends of each person arc
ness out of people and bring them
Society met and was called to orIt has been suggested that we warmly advocating their selection.
to repentance; let anything happen;
have an honorary Chancellor, who The name ot Rev. Benj. M. Palmer der by Pres. Tate.
but, if you please, give the editor a
Roll being called, the newly electwill be the head of the University, ot'New Orleans,has been mentioned,
rest.
^
and that one of the Professors be but it is hardly probable that he ed President, Mr. C. C. Poe was in.
chosen to manage the affairs of the would accept, if elected. Prof. Jo- stalled, together with Messrs. Moone
Our friend Lovell has received
University. The name of Hon. Jcl- seph LeCoute, of the University of andBennett as 1st and 2nd assists another well-filled box from homo,
ferson Davis hrs been mentioned in California, has been suggested as a ants, respectively.
and the inhabitants of Edwardsvillo.
Mr. Sheppard then responded as
this connection. It is claimed that suitable man, but receiving as he
together with quite a number of
this would spread the fame and rep- does, a salary of $10,000 a year, he Junior orator, and Mr. Jlitchell as other students, will be royally enterutation of the University, but we would hardly resign to accept an Soph, declaimer.
tained. Let such boxes come often.
Society then turned to head of des
cannot see how it could be carried olfice paying $3,000 a year. Prof.
YOUN& MAX.
out so as not to injure the, interests Leroy Bioun, of Auburn, Ala., Dr. bate, Resolved that theatres are more
Debated
beneficial.
than
College,
injurious
Emory
of
Hopkins,
S.
I.
of the University. So we favor the
The sole basis of prosperity and
Judge W. R. Hammond, of Atlanta, affirmatively by Kodgers, E. W.,
continuance ot the old custom.
Col. C. C. Jones, of Augusta, Dr. Sheppaid, Walker and Jones. Neg- omfort is labor. Means obtained
We notice in the Banner-Watch- Geriueau, of Columbia, and Gen. atively, Moore, Tate, Bennett and in any other way than by honest,
man that a certain person going by Henry R. Jackson, have been prom- Black. Decision given in favor of psrsevering labor, physical or mennegative.
tal, never satisfies. Skiff, the jewelthe name of "Athenian" is very jeal- inently mentioned for the place.
Subject for next Saturday, Resolv- er is laboring to satisfy his customous of Atlanta in regard to the
Among our own professors nearly
Chancellorship. While it is true all have been suggested, and we feel ed that there should be a high li- ers by selling them honest goods at
that several Atlanta gentlemen have satisfied that they could fill the of- cence on the sale of whiskey iu the very reasonable prices.
University Reporter.
been mentioned for the place, it does
not stand to reason that they or their
friends arc going to scheme and plot
for their elcection. If there be in
Atlanta a man worthy to fill the of
iice of Chancellor, we hope that he
will be selected, although we favor
the selection of one of our professors
now at the University. If there is
anvthiug which puts a wrong construction upon this matter, it is
jealousy, and we are sorry to see
"Athenian'' iu such a jealous mood.
fice satisfactorily. At the
of the Trustees the claims of L-ach
will be weighed carefully, did a
good selection will be made,
Prof. Charbonnier is now
as Chancellor, and in all prob
will continue to do so until! next
Commencement. Senator Brovn is
iu favor of waiting until the meeting of the Board in July next, before making a selection.
We hope that a fine selection will
made, and that our next Chancellor
will be one who will fill that oilice as
acceptably as our last.
I:
LOCALS.
The glass for the library doors
have arrived, and are very handsome.
Joe Boston wanted a microscope
to look at the eclipse of the moon
with the other night.
Ask Eberhart, of the Law Class,
about his experience with H2S at
the Blackwell Island.
The Law Class has 21 men at
present.
Mr. Lane has joined the Law
Class of the University.
Joe Boston leaves this morning
for a short visit to bis home in Marietta.
Editor Maddox and Editor Hartsfield will exchange departments on
the staff of REI>OKTER editors after
this issue.
The college orchestra is now iu
full bloom.
Old friends will meet the student and the goat.
Why is life like skating? Because it is full of ups and downs.
Lamar Lyndon, while reading an
article in one of the daily papers the
other day about the arrest and conviction of a noted shop lifter in
New York remarked to himself: '-I
would like to see any man lift a shop
before I'll believe a thing like that.
The Juniors have just past the
the trials and tribulations of the
hemistry, examination.
McRee,|trying to spell sea: "I
know how: to spell sea; it is s-a-e.
No it is s^ee." While his hearers
are laughing, he secures a dictionary
and spelU the word correctly. Verily, the Junior of the present is deficient injmany respects.
Downing, speaking of his composition said: "My language may not
be exactly right: but I know my
punctuality is perfect."
The Kerry Gow will be presented
at the Ope-a House next Friday
night by a talented troup.
Georgia Beta Chapter of S. A. E,
Fraternity, this morning bought the
lot next to Dr. Benedict's, for the
purpose of erecting a club house upon it. This must have been what
the BannersWatchmau was icferring
to when it stated that a twenty five
thousand dollar club house was to
be built by the students.
The question for debate in the
prize contest in the Demosthenian
Society, which is to occur on the
second Saturday in May, is: "Re
solved. That there should be a prop
erty qualification for voting in the
United States." We expect a good
debate upon tins subject.
The Phi-Kappas] will elect their
Springjlebaters next Saturday.
Don't fail to take in Kerry Gow at
the Opera House next Friday.
Jno. Upshaw knows a good dog
when he sees it. That is why he fed
the one that walked into his room
The Dimosthenian Society this morning
early in the morn, and kept it until
selected six men well worthy to represent
advertised for. Charity has it's reher on the occasion of Spring Debate.
ward lOc.
Patronize our advertisers, as they
patronize us.
The excellent skating rink at
Beussee's hall has beeu an attraction
which has been indulged in by many
of the students during the past
week.
A member of the Junior German
class put it this way, in rather
doubtful grammar: "Professor, 1
know the books has come( because I
seen them."
Messrs. Harper, Atkwright, Sheffield, Ros?,
Johnson and Shackleford, are the lucky
ones. It should now be the purpose of
the debaters to make the occasion even
more successful than that of '87. They
should immediately select a question an d
a judge and make the chapel on the appriate night in May ring with the unadulterated Demostheninn eloquence. It
would be well for the Phi Kappa's to
select their debators in the near future
nnd the result will be an eminently successful and interesting display of forensic
talent.
It is strange that so many of the
business men of the town cannot afford (?)a card in the college paper, THE THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE
when the students expend annually
in the classic city over one hundred
A student leave Athens immethousand dollars among these same diately after the close of college
merchants.
without waiting over a few days'to
The Seniors are in a death grapple see his friends(?).
Poe on skates.
with "Electricity" and their despair
iug cries are pitiable in the extreme.
The students treated at least
Question in Geology; "How can we civily by tlio "Lord High Execuaccount for oblique damnation? (si- tioner" of the Commercial.
The books for enlisting exaini
lerice by the class),but presumed by
all that the devil-fish was there and nations close at once.
had something to do with it."
The subscribers to the RE
remember the Business Man
PORTER
Prof, of Chemistry: "Mr. C what
ager.
is instantaneous combustion?"
The lecture rooms better venti Mr. C : "Why, it is that kind
lated.
that's sooner than quicker."
Some Lucy Cobb young ladiesi ante before the audience ; how the
who are not resting on their merits, oliiudc of his office was invaded by
rof. Strahan, who, with his iaimitake more exercise.
able smile, enticed him into conA professor that sympathizes
entiug to deliver a lecture; his first
with a. student on examination day.
mention had been to lecture upon
More of the Mystic Soph. Wild Sunlight," but a sober second
Cat Club. Their|short but sweet ca
bought decided him to treat of
reer cannot be so soon forgotten.
'Man's Weapons and Tools." If
Some external appearance of lis audience afler hearing his first
our $5,000 on the Summey and Stil- ecturc, did not like it, he expressed
well houses.
us willingness to step over to the
Jdiversity, and get his manuscript
ALUMNI KOTES.
HI SunMght. It is needless to say
hat but one lecture was read. Prof.
Mr. C. C. Rudicil, graduate of the Jliarbonnier then commenced at the
class of'86, is taking his last course nost primitive tools, and showed
of lectures in the Atlanta Medical hat the present ones were produced
College.
iy evolution a fact that caused
Mr. W. K. Stansell, of Carters- gladness to the heart of our esteemville, Ga., graduate of the class of id Professor of Chemistry, who was
'85, has a position in the Treasury iresent. But a sketch of the lecture
Department, Washington, D. C.
would be unjust ; let us hope that
Mr. J. B. Dudley, of the class of .he lecture will be delivered at an
'86, is a student in the Bellvue Hos ;arly date, so that all of theUuiverpit-al, New York, preparing to enter dty may have the privilege of hearthe medical profession.
ng it.
Mr. W. E. W. Dunson, class of An interesting feature of the even'82, is a rising attorney in the city ng, was the expression of opinions
ipon the subject under considera^
of Gainesville, Ga.
Messrs. R. F. and A. G. Cassells ,ion by Profs. Wilcox, White, Barof the class of '86, are rising and 'ow and Strahan, who were present,
promising young merchants at Me- 3rof. Wilcox's speech was his maiden effort at the Athenaeum, and it
Intosh, Ga.
Mr. John R. Slater, of class of'81 abounded in "jaw breaking" and
is a prominent lawyer in Valdosta, mirth-provoking allusions, which af
'orded a strange contrast to the
Ga.
eelings which the finals of said
We notice that Mr. Ulysses V.
professor arouse in the minds of his
Whipple, of last year's graduating
iollege disciples.
class, has been appointed to a clerk
The guests were then ushered into
ship in the Treasury department at
dining room, where delightful
he
Washington.
refreshments were served; and with
They are all worthy young men,
and may they ever be as prosperous the music of the waltz sounding in
our ears, the writer retired, rejoicing
as they deserve, and ever keep the
proud banners of the grand old Uni that the truth of the chestnut, "jews,
niggers and students excluded,'' had
versity aloft, and ever up to the
been disproven. '
former standard.
AT THE ATHEXJSUM.
It required all the " weapons and
tools" of which the learned lecturer
treated last evening, to protect those
who were brave enough to venture
out, from the inclement *nd rainpenetrating weather. But as the
worn out newspaper phraseology
goes : "They were amply repaid by
the pleasures of the evening for the
inconveniences encountered in 'git
tingthar.'" A large number of the
University's students can testity to
the delightful hospitality of the Ath
enaeum ; and the delegation from
the University last evening, consisting of Messrs. Hai'dwick,Barnes
Dauiel. Pope, and Collier, found th
evening only too short.
The programme was coramencec
by a vocal duet, by Mrs. Hodgson
and Prof. Strahan.
Prof. L. H. Charbonnier, who pre
sided, then introduced himself a
the speaker of the evening. He ex
plained the reasons for his appear
RESOLUTIONS OF TEE TENXYSONtA N
SOCIETY.
At a called meeting of the Tennysonian, last Monday, Miss Annie
Smith presented the following preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted by a rising vote.
B. TARWATER, Sec.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from us, by death,
our loved and respected instructor
of Parliamentary Law and Practice,
Dr. P. K. Mell, therefore be it
Eesolved, 1st. That,. a& a society,
we express our heartfelt grief at his
death.
Resolved, 2nd. That the next reg^
ular meeting of the Society, February 27th, be set apart for a Memorial service.
Resolved, 3rd. That our sympathies, as a Society, be extended to
the bereaved family, and that the
Secretary be instructed to send
them aicopy of these resolutions.
Y. B. CLIFTON,
ARTIST IN
MANUFACTURER Ot—
Repairing Fine Watcher, Badges and Pins a Specialty.
FINE CIGARS,
Over LONG'S DRUG STOBE,
Corner BROAD STREET and COLLEGE AVE.
JUHCS DOKNBIATT,
Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of
all grades, also all kinds of Smokers Artilca.
FINE CIGARS A SPECIALTY.
AnicelctofCar.es. Terms Strictly Cash.
UNIVERSITY JEWELER.
C. fl. SCUDDER.
51 glatjton fftrcet,
Deals in new and second hand guns, shells,
wads, caps und all kinds of
GUN MOUNTINGS,
LONG & TAYLOR,
THE LIVE DRUGGISTS,
Gons and Rifles rented out at reasonable
KEEP A FULL LINE OF CHEMIOAL APABATUS.
rates.
Special atiention paid to the cleaning and
repairing of Bicycles.
All Work Guaranteed.
HaseJton & Dozier's Music House,
FOR MEN'S
:F i JST IE s H: O'lE s
CALL ON
E
I. SMITH & CO.
Cor Clavton St. and College Avenue.
Clayton St. Next to Post Office.
MISS VON DER LlETH,
Pianos, Organs, Musical Instruments, and Novelties. Fine Harmonicas,
Violin and Guitar Strings a Specialty.
TOYS, GAMES,
CHILDREN'S * BOOKS,
WAGONS AND VE OCEPDES,
4«M'QUEEN & DURHAM!*
AND
NEW OPERA HOUSE,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th.
The distinguished Irish Cotnediad and vocalist,
GONFEGTIONEBIES.
of all
ndd.
& SLIEIDGKK!.
E. W. BURKE,
72 S Cl
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
THE TALENTED LEADING ACTIIB68,
FULL LINE OF HARMONICAS,
And a superb Dramatic Company.
Irish Songs !
Reserved seats to by had *t W. H. Uavis'
Thursday morning.
n the Commercial Hocel Block on College Ave-' with a full corps of assistants. They solicit
the- patronage of the students.
joaps, Brushes, Combs, Column* s, Ex'racts, Bay Rum, Spong.'S, Etc. Colgate s cele
jrated Cashmere Boquet, and Vin et Toilet Waters. Prescriptions Accurately Compounded.
THE KERRY Gow,
VIRGINIA MARLOWE
NEW BARBER SHOP,
OF TOILET A.RTICLES,
In Fred Marsden's greatest oi all Irish Dramas
Played by him with unparalled success for 8
consecutive seasons in all pridciple cities
and leading theatres In America. A
Comedy-Drama without eqtutl,presenting not only realistic pictun s of
Life and Love on the Emerald Isle, bnt an
every day tale in every laud. Supported ly
-HAVE OPENED UP THEIR-
WE KEEP IN STOCK A FULL LINE
J. S. MURPHY,
Irish Wit!
GIVE THEM A CALL.
ST.
M. MYERS & Co,
Call.attention of the students and general public to their select stock of
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods,
fferchandi6e.
FRATERNITY PADS A SPECIALTY-
And the most complete line of Scarfs Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Gloves,
Etc., that can be found in the city.
MILES
Has lately added to his Dyeing Establishment, near the Episcopal church, a general
DAVIS & HARRIS,
Cleaning and Repairing Department.
PROPRIETORS OF THB
PALACE
BAKBER SHOP,
BROAD STREET,
ATHENS GA.
Guarantee satisfaction in.their line. Hot and
Cold Baths. Call on them.
He can make your old clothes look as good as new.
solicils your palrnrmitK.
MRS. C. BODE
Calls the attention of the students to h «r
select stock of
CANDIES, CAKES
and all kinds ot Confectioneries. A full line
of Hai monicas, liase Halls and Bats, etc., con
stantly on hand.
FO R
CATARRH
THROAT,
MOUTH,
EYES.&C,
ARTISTIC SHOEMAKERS,
FOR ARTISTIC USE in fine drawings,
Nos. 659 (Crow-quill), 390 and
FOR FINE WRITING,
No. 303. and Ladies',
FOR BROAD WRITING,
Nos. S94, 389 and Stub Point,
FOR GENERAL WRITING,
Nos. 40,, 333, 390 and
301.
170.
849.
604.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
For sale by Druggists.
Gold Medal Paris Exposition, 1878.
Joseph Gillott i Sons, 91 John St., New Yorlt.
THE ATTENTION
GO TO
W. H. DAVIS
SNEAD'S SHOE STORE.
ffchocl gtationery, f|lank |fook6
_,._x
J
JACKSON ST., opposite B.-ff. Office.
Do all kinds of repairing on shoes. Fine
Stitching, Invisible patching and putting in
Elastics a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed.
FOR TOOR
Musical Instrumenes and Strings. Harmoni
cas a specialty. Broad Street
§amuel fj. Jfenedict,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office 59 CLAXTON STREET, next door to
thePost-Offlce.
Residence BROAD ST., Opposite Campus.
TELEPHONE NO. 24
B Y YOUR DRGUS
FROM
GEO; W. RUSH,
COLLEGE AVENUE.
ORR & HUNTER,
BRUMBY'S DRUG STORE,
DEALERS IN
On COLLEGE AVENUE, is headquarter* lor
COAL.
Office opposite Opera House, above Hulme's
Store, THOMAS STREET.
Of the Students is called to the NEW AND
SELECTED Stock of FINE SHOES at
The Beat (3.00 Shoe in the Market.
r
HARRIS & MACK,
IJPens
He guarantees satisfaction and
THE RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP,
TOM JHCKSOJi
ftPURE * DRUGSH
and all kinds of PATENT MEDICINES. A full
line of Cologne, Toilet Soaps, Tooth Brusht>»
and Teeth Powders. A fine asaortment of tfce
best grades ot Cigars and Tobacco on hand.
J. Z. COOPER &
SON,
Call attention of the students and genera
public tr their selectst ock of
The Tailor, can be found over Max Joseph's HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
store. Cleaning and repairing neatly done.
The finest
in the city can be oil
The cutting tndmakinu of pants a speriattv. tained at the turn-outs
most reasonable prices at their
Give him a Call.
stables on MARKET AND THOMAS STS.