The Russellville Democrat., 1882-12-14

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 Mrs. c. J. Kyle, of Norristown died Tuesday night, and was buried yesterday.
 Rev E. NJ. Roach arrived Tues- day evening, after several weeks visit to friends in Texas.
 The transit ot Venus last week was grand success, so far as Rus sellville was concerned.
 -Hon. H. s. Carter, a prominent lawyer of Dardanelle, was over yes. terday, and favored us with a call.
 Capt. J. c. Ferguson, an esteem ca friend residing at Atkins, was in the city yesterday and renewed his allegiance to the DEMOCRAT.
 We hope the city authorities will not longer neglect to repair the roads within the corporate limits on north side of railroad.
 Col. T. M Gibson, of Dardan- ellie, register United States land of flee, was a welcome visitor to our sanctum last Tuesday.
 -Chromos and notices, suitable for holiday presents, at Griffe & Fur ners.
 MT. T. W. Yerzley, the popular Jefferson street grocer, arrived home Monday, after weeks visit to his former home, Forrest City.
 Get your notices framed at Griffe & Turner's.
 If you want to see handsome display of holiday goods, go to the "Famous" New Drug Store on Jeffer- son street, sign of the horseshoe.
 Ornamental brackets and towel racks at Griffe & Turner's.
 R. S. Champion, cashier Little Rock and Fort Smith railway, is defaulter to the extent of S10,O00 to $l5,000. and left last week for parts unknown.
 Superb bedroom sets at the fur niture warerooms of Griffe & Fur ner'.
 -Drs. Fruit and Cook are prepar- ing to build cozy, neat office on south side of Main street, between Jefferson and River, the lumber be- ing already on the ground.
 You cannot find better holiday presents than those at Griffe & Fur ner's.
 Owing to the press upon our columns in the shape of advertise mcnts and delinquent tax lists. we are forced to omit several communi- cations from correspondents.
 Baby buggies at Griffe & Fur ner's.
 MT James NJ. Beard and family late of St. Francis county, this State, are among the recent accessions to the population of Pope. The DEM oCRAT extends a cordial welcome.
 Do not forget the baby buggles at Griffe & Turner's.
 We regret to announce the death of Miss Clara, daughter of Mir. J. S. Church, this city, which occurred last Monday. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to our friend in thls sad bereavement.
 The finest spring mattresses at Griffe & Turner's.
 Capt George Robertson, repre- senting Hill, Fontaine & Co.,, cotton factors, St. Louis and Memphis, was in the city this week, and reported that hls house has had larger and better business this season than ever before.
 Wall brackets, picture frames, towel racks, chromos, notices, and great variety of holiday goods at Griffe & Turner's.
 MT. JIG. Pinkerton and family left last Tuesday for Southwest Mis- souri, where they will reside in the future. MT. Pinkerton has been Che of the worthiest of Pope county's farmers and citizens, and he goes to his new nome with the best wishes of all his friends and neighbors.
 -Griffe & Turner's furniture wareroom on Jefferson street is fill ed with a splendid stock.
 As will be seen by notice pub ed.elsewhere, Prof.'s Jones and Shinn will open a tirst-class Normal and Collegiate Institute, Tuesday, January ?, 1883. An extended no- tlce will appear next week, as the crowded state of our columns pre- cludes such this issue.
 Seed barley at R. Wilson's.
 Our thanks are rendered to l Messrs. J. c. Carter, w. R. Garner and J. F. Blackburn, committee on invitation, for a complimentary invi- tation Go attend the third annual BAL MAsQUE, to be given on the eve ming of the 27th inst, by the Ozark Terpsichorean Club. If possible, the DEMOCRAT will be represented.
 A large variety of hoar, the cheapest in the city at NJ. Jacob sons.