Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-01

mess man, and left with very
favorable opinion oil Fayetteville
and Lincoln county, as do all in
telligent tourists. We copy from
the Banner a notice oil bis Col
lege. 1t may be OF interest to our
readers
The Busiest Placein Town
On our rounds yesterday we
looked in at the Nashville Bust
ness College, corner Summer and
Church streets and were most a.
greeab'y surprised at the pleasant
scene there presented. The large
college has lately been re6tted and
now has the appearance OF a new
one. Prof Goodman, the princi-
pal, has displayed great taste and
Judgment in arranging the halls
for the comfort and convenience
of his studentss
Never before. for the month Of
September, has there been as
many students in attendance as
we saw yesterday. whose purpose
is to prepare for the active duties
of life by securing thorough,
practical education under the gui.
dance of skillful and experienced
teachers, with especial references to
the wants OF the business world
Through the aid of representa-
tive merchandise, consisting ct
printed cards, with names, styles,
denominations, etc., actual purcha
ses, sales, shipments, etc, are.
made from one student to anoth-
er. II A sells B a bill of goods
for note or check, while B is ma-
king out the note or check, A is
making out the bill. A records
on his day book, or cash book,
that he has sold goods, stating the
terms of purchase thus each stu
dent must write up his own books
in his own language, as there are
no books to copy from.
TIE COLLEGE BANK
is a bank of actual deposit, dis
count and circulation !; each stu
dent as he advances to it, acts as
teller, cashier, book keeper, etc,
receiving money paying out the
same, granting loans and making
discounts on good Endorsed and col.
lateral securities, r, ceiving notes
for coll ction. To the stranger no
one branch is more interesting
than their bunk. In fact, every
student IS thoroughly instructed
in book keeping and the use of bu
siness forms, as applied to all de-
partmpnts Of business and sans.
toned by The most accomplished
accountants. Therefore, students
who attend this college in the fu
ture, can transact business aid
keep books correctly when they
have graduated.
Students attending in the day
time will hive the advantage Of
instruction in the evening classes
without extra charge.
YOUNG MEN, CLERKS, SALESMAN. A.
GENTS, MECHANICS. BUSINESS MEN
and others will find it much to
their advantage to jim the eve
ming class. For circulars or in
formation, address or call on Prof
Frank Goodman.
The evening session will com
mence Monday, October lst, and
will continue until April. One
hundred students can be accom-
modated in the evering. The
rooms are elegantly and appropri-
ately fitted and furnished for the
evening classes, and well lighted,
AS the gas fixtur,s nre entirely
new.
As is universally known, Nash
Vile is the "City Of Schools Of
the South. This college, with its
recent iinprovements--with Prof.
Goodman, the finest penman in
the South, at the head of the Com
mercial and Penmanship D..part
ments; Prof. II. G. Jamison, of
Hickman, KY, Teacher of Arith.
metic, Commercial Correspondence,
and assistant in Business Depart
ment, and Pref r. L. Morris. lee
turer ON Commercial Law we
consider an acquisition of no small
value to the library interests Of
our city, of which we should feel
justly proud and should give it a
hearty support.
Young man OF the South and
West will find every facility TOR
procuring practical business ed
ucation without going North, and
we hope they will avail themselves
of the opportunitv and natronize