The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
THE RUssELLvIIE DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY.

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 -HoLLowAT's PILLS. -The most powerful existing medicine for the cure of female complaints. Fifty years experience, incontest- ably prove these remedies unriy- alled for the disorders incidental to the softer sex. No family should be without them. They may be taken by young and old, as they will restore health when every other means prove unsuc- cessful. p cents per box or pot.
 That was very good article Jim Batteniield cut out of the New York Sun advising the legis- lators of a state how to act North Arkansas Times.
 Several other State papers did us the honor to notice the article above referred to, and one or two of them reproduced 1t, for which compliments we are certainly much obliged. But none of them have paid us such a high compli- ment as the above, Bro. Mcclure, and whether it was so intended or not, we are very much obliged al so. That an article written by ourself should be attributed to having originally came from the New York Sun, is certainly very fiattering to our humble ability. ---VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE. We have to thank Mir James Wick, of Rochester, New York, for the first number of his Floral Guide for 1877. The book before us is q handsome book of near 100 pages, profusely illustrated, and is really beautiful, interesting and instruc- tive. The frontis- peice, summer boquet, in rich and natural colors, is superb. Mn. Vick's whole soul seems to be wrapped up in the flower business. So strong is his interest that he has offered q cash premium of $40 for the best show of flowers at each and every State fair in A erica. The Floral Guide is issued quarterly and is only 9 cents per year. Send for it, ladies, and you will be pleased with It. Address, James Wick, Rochester, New York.
 We have seldom ever seen a nicer supper spread out than that prepared at the eating house of Capt. T. A. Barrelle last Thus day night. We regret exceeding ly and felt much mortified for our town that there was not better attendance. We are 10th to be- lieve that there is lack of appre- citation of a nice thing among our citizens but we hardly know how to account for the apathy mani fested on this occasion. We pre- sume had the weather been more pleasant and had it not been for the religious revival going on there would have been a better turnout. Of one thing we are certain, and that is that it will be long time before our citizens will see a nicer supper, or have an opportunity to enjoy a pleas anter evening than they missed on this occasion.
 -MEssRs. BERNAYs & RoECK.-- We have to thank these gentle men for their kindness in sending us their special announcement of the arrival of their large stock of new and beautiful goods for the Holidays. The house of Der nays x Roeck is beyond all doubt, THE jewelry establishment of the State, and from personal acquaiHt- ance with at least one of the mem- bers of the firm we have no hesi. tation Tn recommending all our readers who may want any goods in their line to go to that estab- lishment. Whatever they repre- sent their goods to be, that you can depend upon, and you need feel no fear of getting bit at Der nays. Their stock is complete in all lines, embracing IS styles of ladies gold setts, 52 styles of ear rings, 52 different styles of sleeve buttons, IS different styles of Ladies and gents watch chains, 92 different styles of one and eight day clocks, all styles of em- blematic pins, all styles of solid silver and plated ware, and op- tical goods in a great variety. They do repairing and engraving in every style.