,,vol4 ,i4 ,,march1 #ahhh4 ,no4 #e4 ,,the ,,trinity ,,archive4 ,,published ,,by ,,the ,,literary ,,societies4 ,,monthly4 ,,trinity ,,college1 ,n4 ,c4 ,,price1 #ae ,,cts4 ,,contents4 ,,first ,,hundred ,,years ,,of ,,the ,,constitution #hc-hf ,,communication #hf-hg ,,editorial3 ,a ,misapprehension2 ,ecumenical ,council of ,colleges2 ,labor and ,capital2 ,prohibition in ,district of ,columbia2 ,endowment ,fund2 ,ignorance of ,science of ,government2 ,n4 ,c4 ,agricultural ,experiment ,station2 ,work at the ,experiment ,station #hh-ij ,,reviews3 ,wearing of the ,gray2 ,wit1 ,wisdom and ,beauties of ,shakespeare2 ,european ,war ,cloud2 ,amusements of the ,christian ,life2 ,n4 ,c4 ,history #ia-ib ,,exchanges #ic-id ,,locals #ie-if ,,alumni #ig-ih ,,miscellaneous #ii 99 99 99 99 99 ,,managers' ,,notices4 ,correspondents will please send all matter intended for publication to ,prof4 ,j4 ,l4 ,armstrong1 ,trinity ,college1 ,n4 ,c4 ,,terms ,,of ,,subscription4 ,one dollar1 per scholastic year 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largest and finest ever seen4 ,in our ,hat and ,furnishing ,goods ,department you can find anything you could ask for4 ,all we ask is a call to convince you that our stock is the largest1 finest and cheapest you have ever seen4 ,respectfully1 ,f4 ,,fishblate1 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ,c4 ,m4 ,,vanstory1 ,,manager4 ,p4 ,s4 ,suits made to order from samples a specialty4 ,orders by mail will receive prompt attention4 ---------------------------------------- -------------------------------- ,a ,,free ,,ticket ,,to ,farrior ,crabtree's ,boot and ,shoe ,store1 ,south ,elm ,st41 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ,,sole ,,agents ,,for ,zeigler ,bros41 ,jas4 ,means' #c1 ,and ,wm4 ,dorsch ,son's ,,fine ,,goods4 99 99 99 99 99 ,c4 ,b ,,hayworth1 ,the ,people's ,liveryman1 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,good ,stock and conveyances4 ,prices reasonable4 ,patronage of ,trinity ,students solicited4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,moffitt ,,bradshaw1 ,,druggists ,,and ,,pharmacists1 ,next ,door above ,bank1 ,high ,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,,dealers ,,in ,,pure ,,drugs ,,and ,,medicines1 ,toilet and ,fancy ,articles1 ,perfumeries1 c4 ,we cordially invite students and friends of ,trinity ,college to call and see us when in need of anything in our line4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,friends ,,of ,,trinity1 ,,subscribe ,,for ,,the ,,trinity ,,archive4 #a4jj ,,per ,,year4 ,business ,friends ,send us ,advertisements4 99 99 99 99 99 ,richmond ,straight ,cut ,no4 #a ,cigarettes4 ,illustration ,cigarette smokers who are willing to pay a little more than the price charged for the ordinary trade cigarettes1 will find this brand superior to all others4 ,the ,richmond ,straight ,cut ,no4 #a ,cigarettes are made from the brightest1 most delicately flavored and highest cost gold leaf grown in ,virginia4 ,this is the old and original brand of ,straight ,cut ,cigarettes1 and was brought out by us in the year #ahge4 ,beware of imitations and observe that the firm name as below is on every package4 ,,allen ,,ginter1 ,,manufacturers1 ,,richmond1 ,,virginia4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,greensboro ,female ,college1 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ,the ,sixty-,sixth ,session of this well-equipped and prosperous ,school will begin on the #aath of ,january1 #ahhh4 ,faculty 7consisting of three ,gentlemen and eleven ,ladies7 able1 accomplished and faithful4 ,instruction thorough in all departments4 ,superior advantages offered in the departments of ,music1 ,art1 ,elocution and ,modern ,languages4 ,location1 healthful and beautiful2 fare good4 ,premises large1 with ample walks for out-door recreation4 ,buildings large1 convenient1 comfortable1 and furnished with all the appliances of ,a ,,first ,,class ,,female ,,college4 ,special attention paid to physical health1 comfort1 and developement1 and moral and spiritual culture4 ,for catalogue apply to ,t4 ,m4 ,,jones1 ,,president4 99 99 99 99 99 ,group ,photographs4 ,i would announce to the students of ,trinity ,college that with a view to doing school work ,i have specially fitted myself for making ,,large ,,groups1 such as ,classes1 ,fraternities1 ,literary ,societies1 c4 ,will be glad to serve with whatever they need in ,photography1 in that or any other line of work4 ,i also make ,portrait ,frames and ,mats to ,order4 ,respectfully1 ,s4 ,l4 ,,alderman1 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ---------------------------------------- -------------------------------- ,,the ,,trinity ,,archive4 ,published under ,supervision of the ,professor of ,english4 ,,trinity ,,college1 ,,march1 #ahhh4 ,the essays which have appeared in the previous numbers of ,,the ,,archive are specimens of work done in the ,english ,department4 ,the following essay1 which has been placed at our disposal1 is taken from the work done by the ,freshman ,class in the ,department of ,history3 ,the ,first ,hundred ,years of the ,constitution4 ,the struggle for independence had ended4 ,the ,british1 with the exception of a few forts in the ,northwest ,territory1 had retired from the ,united ,states4 ,peace had been made four years before2 yet the state of affairs in the country was such that even the most sanguine began to rue the day that the colonies had thrown off their allegiance to the ,british crown4 ,contrary to the expectations of every one1 prosperity did not come with peace4 ,the people had no money1 the government had none4 ,the roads were very bad and consequently very little headway could be made at traveling and transportation4 ,the farmers were obliged to do a large part of their work with wooden tools1 and of course it was very imperfectly done4 ,many who had been in a state of affluence before the war were reduced to a state of indigence4 ,there were also very few schools4 ,now it is evident that this state of affairs was calculated to create discontent among the people and a spirit of distrust in the government4 ,the soldiers who had fought so hard and had suffered so much during the war were either granted lands in the ,west1 which at that time were of little value1 since the ,indians kept the settlers in a state of constant terror1 or they were dismissed with the promise that they would be paid as soon as the country should recover from the financial depression which the war had caused4 ,congress had contracted a large debt with ,france and ,holland1 and1 as it had no power under the 8,articles of ,confederation0 to lay taxes1 it had no means of paying this debt or of rewarding the soldiers4 ,england also was injuring the commerce of the ,states by seizing their merchant vessels1 and ,congress had no means of prohibiting her4 ,the people began to see and to feel that the 8,articles of ,confederation0 were insufficient for the government of the country4 ,in reply to the repeated demands of the people1 ,congress1 in #aghg1 called an assembly of delegates to revise the 8,articles10 and to devise such provisions as might render the 8,constitution of the ,federal government adequate to the exigencies of the ,union40 ,the convention met in ,philadelphia4 ,the ,states sent their ablest men2 and well they did1 for dependent upon their actions and decision was the destiny of a great nation4 ,after a discussion of some weeks1 the ,constitution was decided upon4 ,this ,constitution1 unlike the 8,articles of ,confederation10 gave ,congress power to act1 and not simply to advise the ,states4 ,the government provided for by this ,constitution was to be republican in its nature and was to consist of three departments3 a ,legislative department1 or ,congress1 to make laws2 an ,executive department1 the ,president and his officers1 to enforce the laws enacted by ,congress2 and a ,judiciary department1 the ,federal ,courts1 to decide disputed questions under the law4 ,the ,legislative and ,executive departments1 working in unison1 were to govern the country1 always acting in accordance with the ,constitution as interpreted by the ,judiciary department4 ,this form of government went into effect1 being ratified by ,new ,hampshire1 the ninth ,state1 in #aghh4 ,during the first year of the administration of ,washington1 the first ten amendments were proposed4 ,we may assign the same reason for the early proposal of these amendments as that which caused nearly half of the members of the convention to vote against the ,constitution4 ,this cause was1 we think1 that the ,states feared that too much power would be given to the ,federal government4 ,these ten amendments were adopted in #agia1 thus assuring to the people freedom of speech and of press1 trial by jury and a great many other privileges4 ,the third clause in the first amendment--,congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of press--was not very strictly adhered to in later days4 ,for instance1 the 8,sedition ,law10 passed by ,congress during the administration of ,john ,adams1 was disregardful of this clause4 ,the eleventh amendment1 limiting judiciary power1 was adopted in #agih4 ,when the presidential election of #ahjj came1 the ,republican candidates were ,jefferson and ,burr4 ,the votes being counted1 it was found that they had received an equal number4 ,it now fell to ,congress to decide which should be ,president4 ,on the thirty-sixth ballot ,jefferson received the majority1 and ,burr1 his political opponent1 became ,vice-,president4 ,in order that this defect in election might be removed1 the twelfth amendment was adopted in #ahjd4 ,it provided that the electors should meet in their respective ,states1 and vote by ballot for ,president1 and in a distinct ballot for ,vice-,president4 ,the people had put aside their old ,puritan customs and fashions1 and had come to think and act to a great extent as the people of to-day4 ,they were energetic and were steadily rising1 soon to take their stand in the foremost rank of the nations of the world4 ,already foreign nations had begun to respect their claims1 yet the country was doomed to be rent by civil strife and to flow with the blood of her sturdiest sons4 ,the war soon passed away1 the feeling soon died out1 and the ,north and the ,south were known no more as two sections disputing about ,state ,sovereignty1 but as different sections of the same great nation1 governed by the same laws1 enjoying the same liberty and freedom1 and worshipping the same ,divine ,being4 ,the termination of this war in favor of the ,north gave rise to the thirteenth amendment1 prohibiting slavery in any part of the ,united ,states or in any of her colonies1 except as punishment for some crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted4 ,the fourteenth amendment was adopted in the year #ahfh4 ,the fifteenth and last amendment was adopted in #ahgj4 ,this gives to each and every citizen of the ,united ,states regardless of race1 color1 or previous condition of servitude1 the right to vote4 ,thus we see that but fifteen amendments have been added to the ,constitution in little over one hundred years2 and these became necessary1 not because the convention of #aghg did its work so imperfectly1 but because the growth of the country in population1 in wealth1 and the change of the condition and avocations of a majority of the people demanded them4 ,let us notice some of these changes4 ,during the ,revolutionary war and the period between the close of the war and the adoption of the constitution1 there were no railroads and no telegraphs1 there were but very few factories1 and those very clumsily built4 ,the public roads were in a very bad condition1 so that the majority of the people knew nothing of the country except that part of it which was in their immediate neighborhood1 for there were no means of communication between different sections1 and where there is little or no communication between two sections1 they know very little of each other4 ,there were strong ,states oppressing the weaker ones and contentions between ,state and ,state concerning their western boundaries4 ,about sixty years later1 we find that the electric telegraph had been invented and was in successful use and that there were railroads on every hand4 ,there was close communication between the different sections1 so that every one was1 or ought to have been1 posted on the issues of the times4 ,there were many factories of many kinds built on improved plans1 thus changing the employments of a great many citizens4 ,all the ,states with fixed boundaries were working in unison with but one purpose in view1 and that the furtherance of the general good4 ,in the former time1 farming was the occupation of the masses2 in the later1 they were engaged in almost every industry known to the world4 ,the population had increased from three millions 7#c1jjj1jjj7 to over seventeen millions 7#ag1jjj1jjj71 and the wealth of the people had also increased wonderfully4 ,great political changes had come about4 ,the issues of the times were entirely different1 and in order that these issues might be rightly legislated upon1 changes were made in the constitution1 and these changes constitute the amendments4 ,with this constitution as a basis1 our country has1 for the past century1 been a prosperous and happy country4 ,she has increased in population and wealth as no other nation on earth has increased4 ,if she goes on increasing as she has increased1 half a century hence she will have two hundred millions of people1 and there will be no power on earth to compare with her2 for she will not be such as ,china1 ,hindoostan1 ,russia1 but a nation of civilized men1 helped by steam1 electricity and machinery1 so that each man can do as much work as a score of ,chinese4 ,she could then maintain fleets and armies enough to overawe the remainder of the world4 ,she could make other nations yield to her slightest demand4 ,she could make herself a bully and a nuisance among nations4 ,when the ,united ,states becomes such a power as this1 if rightly ruled1 it may be made a great blessing to the world4 ,if the moral forces1 which have made the country what it is1 should be lost1 national decay would soon rid the earth of the evil1 and free other nations from anxiety4 ,north ,america has been the burial place of other races before ours1 and it may yet be the graveyard of our own4 ,if every man will fight every evil he sees1 if he lives out man's allotted time of life1 he will be rewarded in seeing his country respected and honored by all other nations as no nation has yet been respected or honored1 and in feeling that he has done his part in the great work4 ,s4 ,d4 ,m4 ,for the ,archive4 ,the favorable notices of the ,alumni of ,trinity are interesting1 especially to an old student4 ,this department as a medium of communication between old graduates serves in many instances as an advertising column4 ,all the editors ask of you for this is your subscription4 ,and the ,alumnus or any other old student who takes so little interest in the affairs of his own college that he does not subscribe for its publications1 ,i fear has lost his patriotism4 ,the get-up of ,,the ,,archive is commendable--the carefully prepared articles deserve the attention of every ,alumnus--the book reviews are both interesting and instructive1 and the exclusion of long1 dry articles is admirable4 ,,the ,,archive is not the only thing at ,trinity that demands our attention4 ,the reports and circulars issued by ,president ,crowell demonstrate the working of a scholar and a live educator4 ,they are truly inspiring1 and every teacher in the ,state could well afford to read them4 ,the proposed re-union of the old students and officers of the college1 at the approaching ,commencement1 will meet with the approval of every friend of the institution4 ,of course the ,alumni have their annual re-unions2 but all who have ever been connected with the institution should assemble4 ,let us have a grand re-union that will inspire every one with new energy and a determination to work more faithfully than ever4 ,let us meet and examine the log-book and see that the old ship is fully equipped for another voyage4 ,thus will her captain be encouraged in his faithful efforts to steer our educational craft--her crew inspired with fresh hope1 and healthy enthusiasm created among all4 ,the action of the ,alumni will1 to a great extent1 determine the future standing of ,trinity4 ,let it not be said of them1 8,they knew their duty and did it not40 ,with united action of the ,alumni and the ,conference2 endowment1 new building1 loan fund1 and necessary equipments1 will place our college at the head of the list in ,north ,carolina4 ,a4 99 99 99 99 99 ,liberty is taken to publish the following letter from an old student3 ,i wish to congratulate the editors of ,,the ,,archive on the splendid paper you are getting out4 ,it is indeed a fit representation of the ,college whose upward move is everywhere attracting attention4 ,as one who loves his ,alma ,mater1 and as one who has watched her struggles in the past with an eye of interest1 ,i rejoice to know of her present prosperity and her bright prospects for the future4 ,my purpose1 however1 in writing is to subscribe for ,,the ,,archive--find enclosed one dollar--and to tell you to put down my name as another of a hundred to pay fifty dollars towards the ,society and ,library ,building4 ,very truly1 ,w4 ,h4 ,n4 ,university of ,va4 ,editorials4 ,g4 ,n4 ,,raper1 ,columbian1 ,,editors4 ,m4 ,c4 ,,thomas1 ,hesperian1 ,it has been insinuated by those who have a mistaken idea about ,,the ,,archive that our ,professor of ,english is a member of the ,editorial ,staff4 ,a statement of fact will do no injury to any one4 ,,the ,,archive is published by the two ,literary ,societies and edited by different members taken from these societies4 ,furthermore1 each staff of editors is responsible for whatever may appear in their department4 ,our ,professor of ,english is only ,censor1 and according to the true acceptation of this term1 his sole duty is to decide whether a composition shall be admitted to ,,the ,,archive',s columns1 just as ,england at one time had a censor to examine every manuscript before it could go to press4 ,please remember that deciding whether an article shall be published is not writing that article4 99 99 99 99 99 ,a month or so ago ,prof4 ,w4 ,f4 ,tillett1 of ,vanderbilt ,university1 through the columns of the ,christian ,advocate1 suggested that a conference of ,southern ,methodist educators be held at ,nashville in the spring4 ,the ,professor's suggestion has met with hearty approval from all of the most prominent ,methodist educators throughout the ,south4 ,this is a step in the right direction4 ,no church can expect to prosper that neglects educational work4 ,such a conference is well calculated to arouse enthusiasm among the various educators who attend1 and give an impetus to the cause of higher education throughout the bounds of the ,southern ,methodist ,church4 ,it is to be hoped that plans will be devised the good effects of which will be felt for years to come4 ,so long as the ,southern ,methodist ,church fosters her educational institutions1 so long does she foster a powerful element of success4 ,prof4 ,tillett's article has the right ring1 and deserves a careful perusal on the part of ,southern ,methodists4 99 99 99 99 99 ,this is an era of invectives against the capitalist1 an age in which ,capital and ,labor are fighting their greatest battle4 ,the ,communists of ,france1 the ,socialists and infidels of ,germany1 the ,agnostics of ,england and the ,anarchists of ,america are agitating in the beer saloon and around the billiard table one of the greatest reformations1 as they term it1 the world has yet witnessed4 ,they hate the capitalist1 and at the very same time are making capitalists out of the rumsellers4 ,the great question of to-day is to solve the problem of ,capital versus ,labor4 ,it is a sad fact that the restless mass of laborers instead of benefiting themselves by their agitation are giving power to the capitalist every day of their lives by their dissipation4 ,but more than this1 the iniquity of the fathers will descend upon their ignorant children1 and degraded labor will be the result4 99 99 99 99 99 ,petitions for prohibition in the ,district of ,columbia are being sent to ,congress from all parts of the country4 ,these petitions will probably receive very little attention from the ,congressmen1 yet they show that some of the citizens of the ,union are dissatisfied with the customs in vogue at ,washington4 ,of late years it has gained an unenviable reputation for the profligacy1 intemperance and debauchery1 in almost every form1 that is carried on within its limits4 ,the ,capital of a ,christian country should most assuredly be otherwise4 ,the city should undergo a reformation1 and a good prohibitory law would be a very good method by which to bring about this reformation4 ,the intemperance among members of ,congress is startling4 ,the legislators of a country1 above all men1 should keep their brains free from the influence of intoxicants4 ,no man is fit to make laws when his mind is clouded by liquor4 ,it would be a glorious triumph for the grand principles of prohibition if a prohibitory law could be passed for the ,district of ,columbia4 99 99 99 99 99 ,rev4 ,j4 ,b4 ,bobbitt has recently issued a circular calling upon ,superintendents to organize a ,trinity ,college ,sunday ,school ,endowment ,fund1 the object of which is to arouse among the young an interest in education and to keep the subject continually before the minds of the people at large4 ,all collections taken on the first ,sunday in every month are to go to the ,endowment ,fund4 ,a little from every pupil will make a large amount1 and still no parent will feel it very burdensome4 ,every citizen who is a friend of education1 culture and refinement ought to give liberally for the endowment of institutions of learning4 ,do not hoard up money for your children4 ,not only are they sometimes injured by receiving a fortune1 but very often ruined by the expectation of it4 ,the myths tell of a miser of old for whose soul the ,tartarian gods could not find within their domain a sufficient punishment1 who thereupon decided that the most severe penalty would be to send him back to earth and there let him see how lavishly his children spent his money4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ignorance of the majority of young men about the national government is really astonishing4 ,young men who have had more than ordinary educational advantages1 and have considerable general information1 often exhibit an entire lack of knowledge of the ,constitution and in fact of everything pertaining to the general government4 ,how few young men ever read the ,constitution and study its meaning6 ,yet these same young men will soon be invested with all the rights1 powers and privileges of ,american citizenship1 if they have not been already4 ,how can such young men vote intelligently1 when they have scarcely any knowledge of the nature of the government under which they live8 ,how can the most sanguine patriot expect a good government to continue to exist when the average voter is so ignorant of politics8 ,this is the reason why lawyers hold most of the responsible offices--they are1 as a rule1 the only men who study politics4 ,farmers will assemble in a political convention1 and nominate a lawyer for some high office1 and before they leave the hall in which they have met1 will commence a tirade of abuse because the lawyers hold all the offices1 while the honest1 hard working farmer is denied such privileges4 ,the farmers are themselves generally to blame1 as the majority of them are too ignorant of the requisites to get their rights4 ,a copy of the ,constitution should be in every home where there is any degree of intelligence1 and the best political newspapers should be taken4 ,in fact1 every high school and college should have a competent teacher to instruct the rising generation of young men in the ,science of ,government4 ,the voters of the future will then be more intelligent than they have been in the past4 99 99 99 99 99 ,dr4 ,h4 ,b4 ,battle1 ,director of the ,experiment ,station1 has recently made a report of his analysis of various brands of fertilizers used by ,north ,carolina farmers4 ,this report also states that the relative commercial value of fertilizing ingredients has been considerably reduced4 ,an ammoniated fertilizer valued at #bb4jj last season will be valued at #bj4fe this season4 ,this is good for the farmers4 ,the ,experiment ,station is certainly of great benefit to the ,agricultural classes4 99 99 99 99 99 ,it is not proposed to interfere with the ,endowment ,fund by soliciting subscriptions for the ,new ,building2 but an effort is being made to raise money for this purpose by concerts1 lectures1 etc4 ,reviews4 ,d4 ,c4 ,,roper1 ,columbian1 ,,editors4 ,j4 ,s4 ,,bassett1 ,hesperian1 ,,wearing ,,of ,,the ,,gray3 ,comprising personal portraits1 scenes and adventures of the late war1 with thrilling narratives of daring deeds1 dashing charges1 toilsome marches1 willing sacrifices and patient sufferings of the 8,boys in ,gray40 ,interspersed with stirring incidents of life in camp and hospital1 and many important events hallowed by association with the gallant dead4 ,by ,john ,esten ,cooke1 formerly of ,general ,stuart's staff1 and author of 8,surry of ,eagle's ,nest10 8,life of ,stonewall ,jackson10 etc41 etc4 ,illustrated4 ,octavo1 #fja pp41 #b4ge4 ,new ,york3 ,e4 ,b4 ,treat4 ,the highest praise which we can give this work1 perhaps1 is to say that the above1 which forms the elaborate title page1 falls far short of giving a full summary of those qualities which go to make the book more than highly prized by all1 both ,north and ,south1 who reverently hold in memory the deeds of 8,grand ,heroes40 ,the author presents a graphic and picturesque view of some of the most striking scenes1 adventures and personages of the 8late unpleasantness10 with anecdotes and details1 concerning them4 ,his position on ,gen4 ,stuart's staff gave him the opportunity of seeing the men and witnessing the scenes of which he writes4 ,invention has absolutely nothing to do with the sketches2 the writer having recorded his recollections1 and not his fancies4 ,this volume is a welcome addition to the war literature4 ,such books ought to be found in every ,southern home1 that the memory of '#fj-'fe may be preserved for all time4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,wit1 ,,wisdom ,,and ,,beauties ,,of ,,shakespeare4--,edited by ,clarence ,stuart ,ward4 ,boston and ,new ,york4 ,houghton1 ,mifflin and ,company4 #ahh pp4 #ahhg4 ,the editor of this volume recognizing the fact that few at the present day have the leisure or interest to know ,shakespeare thoroughly1 has provided a means for increasing the general knowledge of that author by arranging1 in a manner which admits of easy reference1 those passages of wit and humor which must ever amuse and delight the mind2 those of wisdom and philosophy from which the profoundest significance of action and habit in life may be deduced2 and those of incomparable beauty which have become the absolute and fixed expression1 never to be changed or displaced in our language1 of the ideas they represent4 ,this compilation1 therefore1 contains all the passages in ,shakespeare1 long or short1 which are of special significance1 or of inherent excellency1 all those which a speaker or writer might employ to lend grace or vigor to his theme4 ,while the make-up of this little volume reflects honor upon its editor1 it certainly does honor to the publishers who have exercised no little care and taste in giving the work its very commendable appearance4 99 99 99 99 99 ,in number #cda of ,the ,edinburgh ,review1 there is an article on the ,franco-,russian ,alliance1 by ,prince ,nicolai ,nicolajewitch ,galizyn--a letter to ,the ,figaro--upon the doctrines of ,kathow1 the late celebrated diplomatist and politician of ,russia4 ,the author begins by tracing the history of diplomatic relations between ,france and ,russia from the time of ,peter ,the ,great to the present4 ,russia1 in prosecuting her scheme of obtaining the ,bosphorus1 must have an ally in the ,west of ,europe4 ,france is situated so as best to fulfil that part1 but ,france will derive nothing by helping ,russia fight her wars2 and1 besides1 the attitude of ,germany toward ,russia is most peaceful4 ,from these main facts1 the author thinks that a war of ,russia's precipitation would be far too rash for her present weak military and financial affairs4 ,british statesmen who know the inner aspect of things are acting wisely in their policy of not preparing for war4 ,one cannot read the article in question without feeling that the present newspaper scare is entirely without foundation4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,amusements ,,and ,,the ,,christian ,,life in the ,primitive ,church and in ,our ,day4 ,by ,rev4 ,l4 ,c4 ,vass4 ,philadelphia1 ,presbyterian ,board of ,publication1 pp4 #ia4 ,this little book1 both on account of the spiritual benefit to be derived from it1 and the interesting glimpses of primitive church history contained in it1 is well worth reading4 ,the author1 an eloquent divine of ,newbern1 ,n4 ,c41 has divided his subject into two parts--,popular ,amusements and ,primitive ,christians1 and ,lawful ,christian ,amusements4 ,he shows the effect of amusements on the spiritual life of the ,christian in a very clear and easy style made attractive by examples from authentic history4 ,the type is large and leaded and the volume1 taken as a whole1 is creditable to the printer as well as to the author4 99 99 99 99 99 ,those interested in the history of our ,state will be glad to know that a valuable book1 giving the history of the counties of ,north ,carolina1 by ,hon4 ,kemp4 ,p4 ,battle1 ,,ll4 ,d41 together with an introduction and date of the erection of those counties1 etc41 by ,prof4 ,w4 ,a4 ,blair1 is now in press4 ,the work is the result of long labor among our official records1 and the names of its editors are sufficient guarantee of its reliability4 ,this is more valuable material for the man who is to write a history of ,north ,carolina which shall endure as a literary monument4 ,william ,a4 ,blair1 ,winston1 ,n4 ,c41 is the publisher4 99 99 99 99 99 ,with a clear idea as to what is best in literature and art1 the ,february number of ,harper's ,magazine issues1 in most excellent form1 quite a number of articles which are both interesting and instructive to every one of literary taste4 ,exchanges4 ,w4 ,a4 ,,barrett1 ,columbian1 ,,editors4 ,a4 ,m4 ,,sharp1 ,hesperian1 ,the ,davidson ,monthly takes ,,the ,,archive to task for a failure in the use of 8respectable0 grammar1 and refers to ,reed and ,kellogg1 page #adg1 where it says information may be obtained1 and where is found the following3 8,,caution4--,unless you wish to affirm1 do not use two negative words so that they shall contradict each other20 also 8,,caution4--,do not use adverbs for adjectives or adjectives for adverbs40 ,the first caution refers to use of negatives1 therefore the critic cannot mean this one4 ,does he mean the second caution8 ,does he mean that #8most' is an adverb where an adjective787 should be used1 or that #8most' is an adjective7871 and that an adverb is here needed8 ,perhaps the critic meant that it is a case of improper comparison1 such as #8roundest1' #8straightest1' etc41 which the old grammars vehemently denounced1 though the best writers use them4 ,it was perhaps a little irregular to consider #8too patent' as an adjectival term of degrees1 and we thank our courteous critic for his suggestion of #8almost' for #8most4' ,still such terms as this are in common use1 and we confess a desire to conform to the many4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,charlotte ,chronicle of ,jan4 #bgth1 contains a very earnest appeal for the endowment of ,trinity4 ,the editor says3 8,we confess we are impatient about the matter40 ,also there occurs1 in a ,february number of the same1 a complimentary notice of the college and its work4 ,the ,chronicle is a broad-gauge paper whose zeal1 not only in the interest of ,trinity ,college1 but in all educational interests1 is worthy of the object4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,wilmington ,messenger is one of the newsiest1 most successful dailies of the ,state4 ,for its success1 editor ,bonitz1 who has striven against trying difficulties1 deserves much commendation4 99 99 99 99 99 ,henry ,ward ,beecher's average grade while at ,amherst was but #eg on a scale of #ajj4--;,exchange4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,vanderbilt ,observer announces the marriage1 in ,china1 of ,chas4 ,j4 ,soon1 ,trinity's ,chinese ex-student4 99 99 99 99 99 ,governor ,foraker says3 8,i would rather be a sophomore in college than ,governor of ,ohio40--,exchange4 ,the ,governor either must never have attended college1 or1 while there1 must not have gotten a proper conception of a sophomore2 or probably there was a difference in the sophomore of his day and this4 99 99 99 99 99 ,there is a growing sentiment1 meeting the approval both of ,faculties and students1 among the colleges1 favoring the abolition of the grading system4 ,in a recent number of the ,student1 a journal devoted to the educational interests of the ,society of ,friends1 occurs an article which advocates dispensing with grades1 or1 if there must be such a system1 protests against its being made a motive force to study4 ,as long as the working system remains1 so long will students work for figures and not for knowledge4 ,grades are not measures of scholarship1 but only indicate the result of a week's 8cramming40 ,knowledge thus acquired makes the head very full one week1 but leaves it very empty the next4 ,cornell has given the non-grading system a trial and the results have proved it satisfactory in every way4 99 99 99 99 99 ,a prominent politician1 not a thousand miles from here1 was heard to say a few days ago3 8,jeff ,davis ought to have been hung at the close of the war1 and a monument erected over the grave of the truly great ,john ,brown40 ,the speaker was a ,southern man1 a ,democrat1 and a ,prohibitionist4--,exchange4 ,the 8speaker0 may have been a ,southern man1 but is not one now4 ,the man who says that ,davis ought to have been hung is at heart an alien and an enemy to the ,south4 ,the 8speaker0 has also ceased to be a ,democrat1 for ,democrats don't talk that way4 ,if the 8speaker0 be stripped of his false apparel1 he will be found to shrink into a bundle of prohibition fanaticism4 ,this fanaticism and prejudice has robbed him--like many others--of truth and patriotism4 ,the prohibition cause is a good one4 ,its advocates cannot forward it by censuring ,jeff ,davis1 but on the other hand1 will greatly damage it4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the matter in the ,school ,teacher is of a kind that cannot fail to be of peculiar interest to any one who is now engaged in teaching1 or expects at some time in the future to make it his profession4 ,it is gladly welcomed as an ,exchange of ,,the ,,archive4 ,long may it continue to advocate the cause of education and impart instruction to the pedagogues of the ,state6 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,goldsboro ,argus of ,february #ith contains an announcement of a change of editors4 ,mr4 ,munroe has withdrawn and his place is to be filled by ,mr4 ,j4 ,r4 ,griffin4 ,,the ,,archive has a friendly interest in the welfare of all its exchanges1 and tenders its best wishes for the success of the new management4 99 99 99 99 99 ,when the ,oak ,leaf copies an article from ,,the ,,archive it is respectfully requested to give ,,the ,,archive credit2 also to copy the article without verbal changes such as were made in the case of ,,the ,,archive',s critique upon the article 8,states ,rights0 in the ,wake ,forest ,student4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the receipt of the ,twin ,city ,daily1 the ,thomasville ,gazette1 and the ,summerfield ,sheaf is acknowledged4 ,locals4 ,j4 ,c4 ,,montgomery1 ,c41 ,,reporters4 ,t4 ,e4 ,mc,c,r,a,r,y1 ,hes41 ,there is another 8,blarney0 in town4 99 99 99 99 99 ,prof4 to ,mr4 ,mc,d4 8,don't you know what #8hug' means80 99 99 99 99 99 ,the man with the beaver had better be very careful that he doesn't sit down on it4 99 99 99 99 99 ,chief-,manager1 ,burkhead and ,chief-,marshal ,moffitt treated the boys handsomely4 99 99 99 99 99 ,rev4 ,dr4 ,bobbitt1 ,financial ,secretary of the ,college1 was here on the #ahth of last month4 99 99 99 99 99 8,joe10 you must not run off and go to any more ,spelling-,matches1 especially when it is against your 8judgment40 99 99 99 99 99 ,mr4 ,c4 ,w4 ,ogburn1 a former student1 now agent for the ,home ,library ,association1 was in ,trinity a few days last month4 99 99 99 99 99 ,when so much business is transacted in ,high ,point by ,trinity citizens1 the leading grocery men should advertise through our columns4 99 99 99 99 99 ,a dignified ,senior translated the following sentence from ,french1 8,quel est ce bruit8 dit-il l'huissier qui entr'ouvrit la porte10 thus3 8#8,what is that noise8' said he to the #8,hoosier' who opened the door40 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,sunday ,school classes have been reduced in size by dividing them4 ,the new classes have been put in charge of the ,seniors4 99 99 99 99 99 8,trinity ,commercial ,bank0 having survived its financial troubles1 has reopened with a new outfit in the rear end of the college building4 99 99 99 99 99 ,now henceforth and forever we intend to do unto others as they do unto us4 ,if a man advertises in our paper he is our man2 and vice versa4 99 99 99 99 99 ,prof4 ,a4 ,hopkins1 of ,new ,york1 delivered a lecture on ,prohibition last month4 ,he is an able speaker and presents his subject with cogency4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,young ,men's ,christian ,association numbers over three-fourths of the boys in school4 ,the ,sunday afternoon meetings are attended very well4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the grades for last term came out last month and some of the boys look like they have the 8blues40 ,hope it was not because their grades were 8so low40 99 99 99 99 99 ,mr4 ,w4 ,m4 ,mc,canless spent a few days in ,trinity visiting relatives4 ,he has just returned from ,raleigh1 where he received his license to practice law4 99 99 99 99 99 ,thanks to the town authorities for the new bridge at the post office4 ,those boys who take so much delight in tearing it up and moving it will wake up some morning in the calaboose4 99 99 99 99 99 ,boys1 if you want to find out the name of a star1 ask 8,prof4 ,bandy's ,mathematical ,astronomy ,class as it is well versed in the ,heavens40 ',tis wonderful how the young astronomers learn6 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,juniors and ,sophomores had a match foot-ball game on the #acth4 ,after playing three hours1 the game stopped1 neither side having made a goal4 ,the game was played by ,rugby rules4 99 99 99 99 99 ,prof4 ,dred ,peacock spent the #aath and #abth here on a visit to ,prof4 ,o4 ,w4 ,carr4 ,he says that his school is prospering4 ,we are always glad to hear of any old boy that is doing well4 99 99 99 99 99 ,prof4 ,henry1 of the ,state ,university1 lectured in ,trinity on ,feb4 #hth4 ,his subject was 8,common ,sense in ,education10 an appropriate subject for the times4 ,everybody was well pleased4 ,we hope the ,professor will visit our little town again4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,laboratory ,department is now completed4 ,all apparatus neatly fitted in various parts of the room1 making this room 7,prof4 ,pegram's7 the most attractive4 ,four hours a week are required1 and as much more allowed as one wishes to devote to the subject4 99 99 99 99 99 ,some one has said that ,trinity needs a clock that will keep time4 ,allow me to say that she has one clock that suits the ,college and that is what it's for2 and if other people don't like the clock1 let them have one of their own4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the ,black ,diamond ,quartette1 known throughout ,north ,carolina1 sang two nights in ,trinity ,hall4 ,large audiences attended both nights1 and all were pleased beyond a doubt4 ,half the proceeds for the 8,new ,building10 amounting to #ej4jj4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the unknown gentleman who slipped in the last sentence to a local in the last issue of ,,the ,,archive1 8,it must have been hard to hide that shoe10 certainly judges other people's pedal extremities by his own4 99 99 99 99 99 ,while ,kelley1 an old darkey well known throughout the limits of ,trinity1 and his friend were prattling away the long hours1 ,kelley unfortunately became partly wrapped in the arms of ,morpheus4 ,in this state he was relieved by his friend of his pocket book1 with contents4 ,the latter added insult to injury by fastening the door from the outside4 99 99 99 99 99 ,a free-delivery wagon will run from ,high ,point to ,trinity once a week4 ,all groceries sent to ,trinity free of charge4 ,some may not like this1 but where the people in a community are not in a hearty co-operation and do not help sustain the business that helps to support the town1 nothing else can be expected4 ,alumni4 ,w4 ,h4 ,,rhodes1 ,columbian1 ,,editors4 ,g4 ,t4 ,,adams1 ,hesperian1 ,the ,alumni ,department1 having for its object news about old students1 their occupations1 c41 cannot fail to be one of the most interesting and commendable features of ,,the ,,archive4 ,to the ,alumni it is especially interesting1 and in order that this department may accomplish that for which it was intended1 it must necessarily be supplied with proper material4 ,this material can be obtained only through the ,alumni and former students themselves1 who are earnestly requested to forward any information concerning themselves1 as to their occupation1 location1 c41 and any change of either4 ,the editors urge and greatly hope that the postals sent you1 asking for this desired information1 will be promptly answered1 thereby contributing largely to the pleasure of acquaintances and to the success of the department4 99 99 99 99 99 --,w4 ,c4 ,gannon1 '#ef1 a prominent minister of the ,north ,carolina ,conference1 is now stationed at ,monroe1 ,n4 ,c4 99 99 99 99 99 --,b4 ,j4 ,bell is merchandising in ,beaufort1 ,n4 ,c41 and is also ,sunday ,school ,superintendent4 99 99 99 99 99 --,g4 ,b4 ,everett1 '#gc1 is now a ,land ,officer at ,mitchell1 ,dakota4 ,he has been married twice and is the father of four children4 99 99 99 99 99 --,b4 ,f4 ,howland has been a seafaring man for a number of years4 ,he is now ,captain of a vessel plying between some port in ,virginia and ,philadelphia4 99 99 99 99 99 --,h4 ,b4 ,adams1 '#gj1 a very prominent lawyer at ,monroe1 ,n4 ,c41 was elected to the ,senate in #ahhd and to the ,house of ,representatives in #ahhf4 99 99 99 99 99 --,j4 ,d4 ,ezzell1 '#he1 is principal of ,bellevoir ,high ,school1 ,sampson county1 where he has been teaching for two and a half years4 ,we learn that his school is in quite a prosperous condition4 99 99 99 99 99 --,h4 ,c4 ,foscue1 who was here in '#eh1 is now farming near ,pollocksville1 ,n4 ,c4 ,he is one of the leading citizens in the county1 and has been magistrate a number of times1 which office he now holds4 99 99 99 99 99 --,e4 ,m4 ,foscue is one of the largest and most successful farmers in ,jones county4 ,he lives near ,trenton1 ,n4 ,c41 and has been elected to several important offices in the county4 99 99 99 99 99 --,samuel ,leffers has charge of the public school at ,beaufort1 ,n4 ,c4 99 99 99 99 99 --,s4 ,s4 ,mann is teaching school at ,lake ,landing1 ,hyde county1 ,n4 ,c4 99 99 99 99 99 --,j4 ,w4 ,townsend1 '#ff1 is keeping books for ,j4 ,m4 ,fairly1 a large cotton buyer and merchant at ,monroe4 99 99 99 99 99 --,john ,w4 ,gannon1 '#hc1 is ,bookkeeper for ,h4 ,h4 ,reynolds1 a large tobacco manufacturer at ,winston1 ,n4 ,c4 99 99 99 99 99 --,j4 ,h4 ,robbins1 who recently married ,miss ,minnie ,edwards1 is farming near ,trinity4 ,the editor took occasion some time since to visit ,jim's farm1 and can say of a truth that he is one of the neatest1 best and most successful farmers in the community4 99 99 99 99 99 --,e4 ,a4 ,armfield is a merchant at ,monroe1 and also a ,revenue officer4 99 99 99 99 99 --,a4 ,c4 ,weatherly1 class of '#hc1 is principal of ,morning ,sun ,academy near ,fishdam1 ,n4 ,c4 ,mr4 ,weatherly established this school only a short time ago1 but owing to his earnest1 zealous efforts1 his fitness and peculiar adaptation to the profession and his popularity in the vicinity1 his school has increased rapidly and promises to be an important factor in the accomplishment of much good4 99 99 99 99 99 --,j4 ,a4 ,monroe1 '#gb1 one of our prominent teachers1 is now principal of ,monroe ,high ,school1 ,monroe1 ,n4 ,c4 99 99 99 99 99 --,d4 ,h4 ,everett is superintending his father's farm1 near ,clio1 ,s4 ,c4 ,judging from the interest he always manifested in the discussion of any topic that pertained to the farm1 the conclusion is natural that he will be pleased with his occupation and that success will crown his efforts4 ,the boys miss ,dan's ever genial countenance and dry humor1 and hope that he will ere long return4 99 99 99 99 99 --,c4 ,b4 ,ingram1 class of '#gh1 on graduating from college with distinction1 and experiencing a few 8ups and downs10 began the study of medicine in '#ha4 ,after completing his medical course1 he located in ,lilesville1 ,n4 ,c41 but has recently made a change and is permanently located in ,mt4 ,gilead1 ,n4 ,c4 ,he expresses the hope1 that in a few years he can patronize his ,alma ,mater by sending his boys here4 ,dr4 ,ingram1 like a great many of the ,alumni1 has a warm attachment to ,trinity and is doing all he can to promote her interests4 ,he wishes to meet all the class of '#gh at the next annual commencement4 99 99 99 99 99 --,h4 ,l4 ,coble1 class of '#hd1 is 8swaying the scepter of a pedagogue over a goodly number of young men and maidens0 at ,shiloh ,academy1 ,moffitt's ,mills1 ,n4 ,c4 ,he states that he has purchased a printing press and built an office near the ,academy for the purpose of running a monthly paper in connection with his school4 ,,the ,,archive will look forward with much pleasure to the reception of the first issue and will be pleased to number it among its exchanges4 ,,the ,,archive further extends its congratulations to you1 ,henry1 upon your recently becoming a happy pater-familias--although it is a daughter4 ,long may you live and the 8wee ones0 that bless and adorn your life6 99 99 99 99 99 --,j4 ,w4 ,mc,canless1 after completing the junior class course1 studied law under ,judge ,cilley at ,lenoir1 ,n4 ,c4 ,having obtained license1 he will practice a while with his preceptor1 and intends then 8hanging out his shingle0 in ,calvert1 ,texas4 ,miscellaneous4 ,,leap ,,year ,,spring4 ,from ,beaumont ,fletcher's ,valentinian4 ,now the lusty ,spring is seen2 ,golden yellow1 gaudy blue1 ,daintily invite the view4 ,everywhere on every green1 ,roses blushing as they blow1 ,and enticing men to pull1 ,lillies whiter than the snow1 ,woodbines of sweet honey full2 ,all love's emblems1 and all cry1 8,ladies1 if not pluck'd1 we die40 99 99 99 99 99 ,gen4 ,hardie always claimed that his troops were the last to lower the ,southern flag to ,northern numbers4 ,it is recorded that he was the last ,general to receive notice of surrender and orders of disbandment4 ,at that time his headquarters were in ,trinity ,college1 at the house of ,dr4 ,craven1 at whose front gate the official flag was planted4 ,here on a lovely morning in ,may1 #ahfe1 his daughter1 ,miss ,annie ,hardie1 accompanied by the staff and many weeping and tattered soldiers1 while the college bell1 near by1 tolled the requiem of the ,southern ,confederacy1 and while officers and men stood uncovered1 tenderly dismantled and forever furled this last lone emblem of ,southern chivalry and ,southern bravery4 ,if this flag has been preserved1 it should be in the museum at ,trinity4--,high ,point ,enterprise4 ---------------------------------------- -------------------------------- ,,dike ,,book ,,company1 ,opp4 ,national ,bank1 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ,fine ,books and ,stationery ,,of ,,all ,,kinds4 ,,sets ,,of ,,books ,by ,standard ,authors for sale by sets or singly4 ,books of great value1 including ,history1 ,biography1 ,poetry1 ,travels1 c41 for young men and students1 at low prices4 ,,full ,,line ,,of ,,the ,,poets4 ,latest ,publications of ,lovell's ,library1 ,munro's ,library and others4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,important ,to reduce our stock of clothing1 we offer same for #cj days at ,,prime ,,cost #ej ,suits #d4ej1 #e4ej1 #f4ej2 #ej ,suits #h4ej1 #aj4ej1 #ab4ej2 #be suits1 ,corkscrew ,worsted1 #f4ej1 #h4ej1 #ab4ej1 up4 #aej pairs ,men's ,pants1 #ge;c to #e4 #ej prs4 children's pants1 #ce;c4 ,r4 ,j4 ,,lindsay ,,bro4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,grimes ,,strickland1 ,pharmacists and ,apothecaries1 ,,thomasville1 ,n4,c4 ,keep constantly on hand ,,pure and ,,fresh ,,drugs and ,,medicines4 ,best brands of ,cigars and ,tobaccos always on hand4 ,prescriptions carefully filled at all hours4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,bellevue ,,hotel4 ,j4 ,n4 ,,campbell1 ,,manager4 ,headquarters for ,sportsmen and ,commercial ,travelers4 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,trinity ,,college1 ,,trinity ,,college1 ,n4 ,c41 ,u4 ,s4 ,a4 ,,faculty4--,separate chairs in ,history and ,political ,economy1 ,latin and ,french1 ,english and ,german1 ,greek and ,metaphysics1 the ,natural ,sciences1 ,mathematics and ,engineering1 ,business and ,pedagogy4 ,,departments4--,collegiate1 leading to ,degrees of ,a4 ,b4 and ,ph4 ,b4 ,preparatory1 preparing for admission to college4 ,business1 five months' training for business life4 ,post-,graduate1 advanced studies beyond graduation4 ,pedagogics1 lectures and special work for teachers4 ,theological1 preparatory training for the ,christian ,ministry4 ,,expenses4--,tuition1 #c to #e per month4 ,board1 #h to #ab per month4 ,tuition should be paid in advance1 and books at the time of purchase4 ,,special ,,lectures are given weekly to all who may wish to attend1 free of extra charge1 on topics of interest4 ,the lecture program of prominent speakers for the weeks will be announced later4 ,,examinations4--,examinations in course are held twice a year or at the completion of any particular subject4 ,examinations for admission to college in #ahhh to any of the regular classes will be held in ,june on the day following ,commencement1 and in ,september on the day before the opening of college4 ,students are admitted to the ,preparatory and ,business ,departments without examination1 but to no other4 ,the requisites for admission to the ,freshman class in #ahhh are ,arithmetic1 including the ,metric ,system2 ,algebra to ,quadratics2 ,u4,s4 ,history2 ,english ,grammar and ,analysis2 ,geography1 ,descriptive and ,physical2 ,natural ,sciences1 ,physiology and ,hygiene2 ,latin1 three ,books of ,csar and ,latin ,grammar1 including ,prosody4 ,an extra year's work in ,latin and ,greek will be required for admission in #ahhi to the classical course only 7,a4 ,b4 degree47 ,,location4--,in ,randolph county4 ,reached via ,high ,point1 ,n4 ,c41 over the ,piedmont ,air ,line4 ,healthfulness and quiet location render it peculiarly safe and well adapted to the education of youth and young men4 ,,information4--,special circulars issued quarterly1 and the regular annual catalogue will be sent or any desired information given respecting the ,institution1 upon application to ,,john ,f4 ,,crowell1 ,a4 ,b4 7,yale71 ,president4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,wm4 ,,partridge1 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,makes a specialty of ,,ladies' and ,,gentlemen',s ,,fine ,,shoes1 ,,hand ,,sewed ,,shoes1 ,,french ,,calf ,,shoes1 ,,hand ,,welt ,,shoes1 ,,goodyear ,,welt ,,shoes1 ,mc,k,a,y ,,sewed ,,shoes1 ,,gentlemen',s ,,genuine ,,kangaroo ,,shoes4 ,j4 ,,faust ,,son',s ,,fine ,,shoes4 ,dunlap ,youman's block of ,,stiff ,,hats1 also a fine line of ,,crush ,,hats4 ,,wm4 ,,partridge1 ,boot1 ,shoe and ,hat ,store4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,brown ,,matton1 ,,druggists ,,next ,,door ,,to ,,post ,,office1 ,,high ,,point1 ,n4 ,c4 ,invite the students and friends of ,trinity ,college to examine their complete line of ,toilet ,articles1 ,perfumery1 ,stationery1 and all articles usually found in a first-class drug store4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,the ,,best4 ,,the ,,best4 ,holmes' ,new ,readers1 ,maury's ,geographies1 and ,holmes' ,new ,history are recommended by the ,state ,board of ,education for exclusive use in the schools of ,north ,carolina4 ,best books at lowest prices4 ,every school should have them4 ,,university ,,pub4 ,co41 #ai ,murray ,st41 ,,new ,,york4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,thomas ,,bros41 ,successors to ,thomas1 ,reece ,co41 ,,power ,book ,,and ,job ,printers1 ,,greensboro1 ,n4 ,c4 ,printers of 8,the ,archive40 ---------------------------------------- -------------------------------- ,,transcriber',s ,,notes #a4 ,silently corrected typographical errors and variations in spelling4 #b4 ,archaic1 non-standard1 and uncertain spellings retained as printed4 #c4 ,enclosed italics font in underscores4 #d4 ,enclosed bold font in equals4