The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-20
AROUND TOWN.
The e.PsaIm,, of business.

"Tell me not in Inourntul numbers
Advertising doesn't pay,
For the mans non compos mentls
Who would such absurd things say.
"Life is real! Life is earnestI''
And the man who hopes to rise
To eminence in any calling
Must expect to advertise.
GIN the worlds broad field of battle,
In the conflict of real life"
Advertising is the magnet
OF achievements in the strife.
Lives of rich men all remind us,
awe can make our own sublime"
And by liberal advertising
To the highest summit climb.
'sLet us, then, be up and doing"
In this sheet your lads" insert;
s'Still achieving, still pursuing,
Business then will be alert.
The many friends of w. P.
Woodbridge are glad to see him at his
place OF business again.
-WANTED.-A light set of books to
keep, or posting, copying or writing of
any kind, ~ do at night. Address
If. DUNCAN SINCLAIR.
The moon in eclipse was the OBJ
served OF ali observers last Sunday
night Ii was very tame affair,
however, compared to a horse race or
game of foot ball.
Next Thursday will be Thanks
gi,IuR Day. Assume a thankiulness,
= 8. her you feel it or nOt-that is,
take a holiday Next day you can be
tina. kful for the holiday.
If you want to buy anything from
any body, snow the cash and you can
get IL cheap.
The election last Tuesday passed
| off quietly. Where there is not much
pie there is not much scOff1ing.
The new board of Aldermen two
wears hence will elect successor to
John Latta, of the Big Three. Did
you think of that when you voted
john t. Mitchell, who for the
past two years has been with Gray
Fail 81 Co., of Nashville, has bought
a half interest in "a hardware business
in Lewisburg. He was formerly
with Dobbins & Ewing, of this city.
The first real solid strong ice OF
H. season, was last Tuesday morn
ing
slight changes in the railroad
time table. Not very much, but
enough to get left if you don't catch
on Corrected schedule in another
BUY your wi Idow glass at HEN
DkICKS' Drug Store. novl3 st
O. umn.
MIR Will Edsall moved to Column
bia Wednesday, aud is occupying the
residence recently vacated by Jack
son Alexander On Garden street.
MIR. Tom Cochran has purchased
a house and lot on North High street
and will occupy the same next year
Mr.. Tip Ashton has moved Il
Columbia and resides on GardeI
street.
= II arc electric light now shines
! on the passenger depot platform. L
is great convenience.
We offeI to sell you millinery a.
first cost. Come early and get choic'
of bargains.
nov20-2t.
They say the new board is fol
John Latta. You can't keep gooC
man down.
These are cold nights.
Spare ibis, back bones and sau
sage Oh the market.
j. p. street continues to improve
Kirk PreWett has changed his
house, but still has this territory
/ He now represents the hat house Of
Bonar & Co, New York.
Louis and Willie Barker have
formed a partnership in the produce
and poultry business.
Something very unusual occurred
in Mr.. w. G.. AydelOtte's yard thi
fall. His pear tree gave him secon(
crop of pears. Tue last crop, though
not very mellow or JUICY, were per
frctly developed.
The Athen8um girls were out il
their new uniforms last Sunday
They were admired by everyone VIII
saw them. Much credit is due Mrs
John H Gartuer, who made them