The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
"A new lot of books just received at A. NJ. Wison's Drug Store.


 platform at the depot.
 Uncle Lige Truett and son William returned home from Tennessee last Friday after visit of some weeks.
 A splendid cough syrup only 1G cents per bottle at. A. NJ. Wilson's.
 --One by one they come. The latest arrival was Il pound boy at MT. Wal ter Scott's house last Saturday night.
 w, P. wooten, public cotton weigh CT, informs Us that he weighed 15l7 bales of cotton during the month of November.
 A public lunch house has long been demanded for the convenience Of the people here. Mir. G. W. Burdell has now one in full blast on Jefferson l Street.
 Subscriptions taken at reduced rates, for all papers and magazines by A. Nj. Wilson.
 MT. F. Hanks, of Milton, Ill.,, father-in-law of our town,man, T. c. York. is here on visit, and will spend the winter with his daughter. We wish him pleasant visit.
 MT. A. c. Bost, now of Johnson County, but formerly a student. at Prof. Doggett's High School here, was in town last week visiting friends and &C., quaintances.
 Any book, paper, or magazine pub lished in the U. ;. or any other country can be had of A. NJ. Wilson.
 Why don't some one start 8 milk cart and supply town with good milk?
 MT. Geo. Robertson, the modest man of the big cotton factorage firm of Senter & Co.,, has been in town this week. He is BUSINESS If he is modest.
 -Dr. Mayfield, editor of the Bap- tist Reflector, of Nashville, Tenn. will be here on Sunday 14th inst. to assist in dedlcating the Baptist Church at this place.
 Clothing enough to dress the country at E. Roths.
 Mess. Brooks, Neely & Co. of Memphis, may look out for the cot ton to come tumbling in from the Ft. Smith road, and likewise the grocery orders. Their thorough going Cad Hanks has been up this road this week.
 The finest suits in town at E. Roths.
 A regular meeting of Russell vile Lodge No. 274 A. F. x A. M. will be held in their lodge room next Saturday night. An election of officers and other important business will be attended to. Members and brethren in good standing are lnvi- ted to be present.
 Cotton shipments from Russell vile station for November, 5333; total to date 11.500.
 MT. J. H. Morgan, representing the heavy cotton factors Peper & Bath, of St. Louis, Mo-, paid us pleasant call Monday. MT. M. un- doubtedly knows how to talk cotton, and business as we'll, and with him in the field Mess. Peper & Bath will get their share.
 Dry Goods, dress goods, notions, in any amount, at E. Roth's.
 MUSICAL ConCERT.--Those who ap- preciate fine vocal and instrumental music will have an opportunity of en- toying real treat in that line to-mor- row night at College Hall, on which occasion grand Vocal and Instrument tai Concert will be given for the ben eft of the Baptist Church. It will be under the general directorship of Prof. B. Deacon. with Mrs. F. K. Bar row as organist, and when we make this announcement it is sufficient guarantee that there will be real music al merit about it. The programme is we'll chosen--long enough to afford pleasant evenings pastime, and not so long as to prove tedious. Among other pieces on the programme we may mention "Storm Spirit'', a song and chorus in which will be faithfully portrayed in music's thrilling cadence all the grandeur and majesty of the warning elements of nature when the lightening's flash and thunder's roar revcrberate athwart the high embattle- ments Of heaven. All who wish Co par take of musical treat should attend.
 Struck on the Head.