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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

strike their fancy and maybe they'll
give you an old one for it. gave ur
ny collar and vest tie frst time. But
/ got six-doliar ride for it.
Sometimes l fell in with queer
crowd. Once met two bad actors who
were trying to make another town.
When the baggage man found rs he
raised an awful row. But we talked
up TO him and the actors started in to
give q regular entertainment. The
conductor came In, and the Pullman
car conductor, too, and ono actor did
the Shakespeare act, while the other
Clipped In a song and dance. had a
pocket harmonica and gave them q
solo. besides playing an accompaniment
for the song and dance man. O. that
was a great night, that vast
speaking of music reminds me of
another time when was taking q
straight ride in southern Illinois II
was something like an emigrant car. in
which you sleep in the best style you
can, with q coat for pillow, or with
your head up against the window.
Welt. we sll got kinder sociable in
there. There was Jewess in the car.
who made some coffee and pass d il
around in a tin cup We weren't apy
of us very flush and weren't living very
high, and the coffee was . big thing.
We all thought the Jewess was an
angel Then we all g to singing. We
sang about every hing you ever heard
solos, duets, but mostly choruscs.
While we were singing away heard q
voice and sometimes two voices
that couldn't account for. These
two voices were doing tenor, or
trying TO, and couldn't make
out where the deuce they came
from. Some of the others heard the
voices too. By and by some cody said:
Who's that singin' with us? In q little
while we got puzzled about IL again.
This time the Jewess noticed that we
asked about IL and she looked kinder
queer. 4 guess they amt ghests, are
theyr fsald One Of the men said u
sounaed sisaer the seats, and We
laughed But the map crouched down
and shoyted ont: 1t Is under the seatl'
The Jcwess reached over and said:
'Hushr But the conductor was Just
coming through. and he said: What
are you looking at7' and he leaned over
and saw young fellow doubled up be-
tween the backs of two of the seats
And there was another one at the next
seat You see they couldn's keep from
joining in on the singing Well. wa
found that those two fellows didn't be-
long to that Jcvess woman at all. but
she had just helped them to get home,
that she'd piled some of her traps so as
to hide them. and had been passing in
bread and things 10 them sll day. They
hadn't been able to get drink for
seven or eight hours and its . wonder
20 me they could sing"
The printer sipped TIE coffee for .
moment and added: mo, sir. ycu
eonldnt beat The coffee that Jewess
maSe on the car stove"
vFcroR SiNs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

saw the shaaowy outlines Of msn. 7
aent think you're on 10 this racket,
sa3a tire man In q nomcut hs was be-
Isskc ne. Cnick. be said. pushing rne
in bstwe,sn the trucks aud the ssttom
Of she car. Hold On to These putting
my hsnsls on some iron ercss bars
Keep yeur knees up this way. aad lossk
out lor your legs on curve He added
ihurrsedIy: 'rsl your hat down ard
ksep your face over yous arm Better
wr~p handkerchief over this hard IL
lyou eet one Then he wss gene and I
heard him ssnss sin1 in On the ether SIDE
Of the track. In assther mcsneat The
train Started.
Have yoa c~sf stoion ride under .
ear? Well. ;ts - toughest shsag 700
ever heard os bad 20 idea - 4 The
sasa began to whfrl up asd urder-
steed whnt TIRE ssn rscAna By telling
me ~ kecp ny face ever fsr arm SEINE
81 ~ sand rrt in ere - rsv -y-s. but .
esuldnt l~t SO eitAer haaa 20 wipe tise
ernsnz away Ihes pennies and sFzsii
sssues ssrsek ne IN tae chest and keed
Ths rs.rt.R sssss Was terrific fr~tty
suen sAe posisson s>rasre nsrhtv pain
fs,. Sns 7 dld net dsfs % ne~r Ne
Ass<lb b>xsn - burn ard nnv arms -
seAm. o. esur>s realize: sfser suhls
thss - - - . wsg ws4& go ! ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

gaa - shiver Is s.oasht "a . confoSed
kiad Of w2y th4z peraaps tAs forty
minutes run ef the express would be
too n1ch for zee. 10 let go nag hold
meant i1$tzs - cszth- A usan vii hold
On leas tins whea letting 20 means
giving up lie bat my pains gos
worse. and before half al hogr had
gone I faE<ieG nv haaes were giving
cut; thai they xould socn lose al power
10 grip the iron could push my right
hand over the bar 50 IS 10 s<lag the
pressure 81 the forexrna- This helped
ne fcF little while until my arm be-
E1n to hose zli feeling. This arm finally
gzvs way. The ether held out little
logger We lad been going over thirty
five minutes, cat CT course II seemed
like HaAuy hours had just made up
my raina ~ drop upon the track when
felt sonetAsng seize me by the snkle.
The ether fellow On the truck had tight
heiz of ne When | fell forward his
OF tse truck neaTly broke Eiy ribs. /
wondered y ny | assin't faint and was
wishing was deed when the steam
brakes Scted azd we came into the sta
ton.
NY feilow-traveler dragged u,e into
the shadow OF lamoer pile and asked
ne how felt My hands were bleed
ing. and my shirt was stained from the
cuts on nay side, When ! got rested a
little, ard had some whisky from lit
tie Cologne bottle the man bad with
kin. said: Are you tramp
"'Yes, he said. . kind Of . tramp
"sYou AMT printer, are your said-
Yes. l am. he said.
He was pretty hard customer to
look at, but he had saved me from be-
ing chewed under that parlor ear. and l
blew in my last three dollars on a sup
per and lodging and breakfast. with
several drinks. We worked in that
town in the Office of new newspaper.
Bat he got restless at the end of the
fourth day. got sorae money and disap-
peared. I never saw him again
After that never tried the truck
ride except as last resort found out
other tricks. One of these tricks was
TO sneak into the baggage car. gen.
orally had companions in this racket.
When the conductor or express manager
finds yeu cut you have TO put up some
thing. IL they like your shoes yor have
to give them up. Perhaps your hat will
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
AGN MO RIDE GRATIS
vIE Of TIE casual sEssiII0ss
80 IL rsess ia E.ts gr Der czr-Esse-
taE .1s RzltsF4y II = Cheap s~s -
Gsseta ErFerse4 g. ESeE4rrkx5fy
Sss@szsse2s Seze-@y.


Coagrcss has ret pet settled dewn 20
= roatire aEa TIE interesting coulnsnv
OF Eaea wss1a hs1siaeSs i Is 70 puz the
azy ; sessi.sa ils5 type 20 that the Rec
erd nay - ca t.za members deslza TIE
folIoying day IS son are ros too busy
70 sit around As. teli stories. stories
spoa greatly var.rl topics. bit easefy
storiea 4bcGt thefa1s2yss.
Every griltla elEce has its quota,
however salali. % faen who sre. II rot
tramp" pxizteEs. n the strict ssnse.
ss least nra nho have saupi>d the
expcrirnes CT seeing the country ca
der mora or less adventurous eondi-
sicas-
The other dav got hold Of a young
fellow IN the Government oE.ee who.
notwithstanding his comparative youth.
has seen IN .-u--iay STea OF hte- A
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

A mort remarkable photographic in
vention il sa7ounced from Vienna. II
h a eomplstc miniature apparatus oi
sinzninum for tskiag photographs In q
rids. the apparatus closing Of itse.i
every sirae shot iz fred The pacso-
gram vii skos~ she object aimed as In
circslzr wcsrr~. In she center of
which tie shet rnaes bare fsil~a- A
target CT asnne. OF even = poschef
might be photographed in this way.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
WILLIAM HAh r.
Treasurer of The City Of Grand Rapids.

GUARDIANS SALE - In tie matter OF the
~ estate of Mary Hartman and Chris
given that / shall sell at public anctfon.
to the highest bidder. on SATURDAY.
the s0th day Of January. A. ID. l9-.
at 10 o'ciock in the forenoon. at the
front door Of the probate oiiice. In the city of
Grand Rapids. In the county OF henf. il the
state CT Michigan. pursuant - license and
authority granted - me on the 18TH day OF
November A. II. lSei by the probate court Of
Kent county. Michigan. all OF the right. title.
interest or estate OF said minors. IN or TO
that certain piece or parcel Of land situated
and being in the county of Kent. stste Of
Michigan known and described AZ follows 70
Wit; Lot number three hundred aiteeu s3l5
nf Leonard < Co.'s addition 90 the city OF
Grand Rapids. Michigan. according to the rec
orded plat thereof.
Dated Decerl.sr. % A. n. 1891
JOHN JUNGBACKER.
sat jan Guardian OF said minors
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

FLtASD HOAE NtYpICINE kseFnFe and Aftef.
K0vS. Ask druggist for Woop's PHosp4opIxE; !;
Il he offers some worthless medicipe IN place
of this. leave his dishonest store. incIosc price
In letter. and we will send by return mail
Price. one package. 81 six IS. One will please.
six Will cure. Pamphlet in plain sealed en-
veiope. 2sfamps. Address The Yeod Chufn-
teal Co.. lsl Woodward-sve.. Detroit. Mich.
sold In Graud Rapids ny l.. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who Is opposed TO ~rcc ~rado
sisvery and favors American Indust-.s, rnde-
pendence secured through the policy OF Pro-
lection. should read the documents published
By tae American Protective Tariff League. rs
4 patriotic citizen 1t is your duty TO place tkese
documents Ia the hands OF your friends. They
are interesting and instructive. AID embrace
discussions Of all phases OF tho Tariff question.
The League publishes over 50 dircren. dccr.
msnts, comprising nearly 600 pages OF plainly
printed. carefully edited ana reliable inforus-
ton. Among The authors OF these documents
are. Bon. Janios G. Dlaine; wm. Mckinley. Jr-.
Cove nor of CLs; Senator :. N. luiiO;r. o, Hi
nois: Senator Josepa y; polph. Of Vregon.
Frye, Of Maine; Senstor Casey, OF North Dakota;
Senator Justin s. &orril. of Vermont; X gator
Nelson w. Aldrich. OF Rhode Island; Hon.
fhgma, 2uSw,s. Sf New Jsrsey' hsn Bossss ossn
OF The Aertoritursl neHsItIaent at Wsshsps-
Harfshosn, of New YORK; G. nTrcssnian Doiiivcr,
OF Iowa. lion. b. y. Jones i'ayid Haii q ee, OF
Or. E. r. Miller. OF Sev York: Hon. Geo. Dfapre.
cs Mass: Hon. &. L. Fdu ards, of Texas. J ao<e
Wm. Lawrence. of Ohio; Hon. ID. q. Hartman.
ff,1 ,so Hen 4so. 8 :, sNossEsI Ns q Nasss
knsicy. OF Tennessee.
This complete set OF documents win be cent
TO any address. post paid. for Fifty $50 Cents.
Address. Wilbur =. Waterman. sec'y. No. =
West tTwenty-Taird strces. Ne~ Yorx-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

City Treassrers 0fnce,
Grand fcits. Hfeh.. Der. Is fsHi.
Notice IL hereby EiTen that TEE assessment
roll for the constTuefion ef q sever In Seuta
Lafayette STREET from Last fuftan
stfsst 10 ashirgton street fn tho
Ell of Grand Rapids. 5s ne.
In nss hands. and that I viii re
ceivs payment thereon for TIRE period Of
twenty Gays frofa this date. At the efiice of
WILLIAM HtKE
fza.e CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

A Rnssian electrician has invensed Q
process # etetfnw - astai ~ rs~aps
Of ei~esrseisy. thereby asss>nxsns Win
sbs mse ef sesss fer this pnxpo~~ Tss
anae> = isr-s ffsssf~Sred 10 ne pssss b,
Photographic sselsgis
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE OF COLLECTION
-uf
State, County and SchOO! Taxes
N TEE
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
Tor the Year 1891.
Cry oF GgkND BsPfDs. !
krNr Car Ny NIriI-aAN

n
KENT County. MEXICAN.
November 3gth. A. ID. 1sgl
To the Taxpayers Of tie City OF Grand Rapids:
You arc hereby notified thai the general tax
rolls OF the respective wards Of the city OF
Grand Rapids for State. County and School
taxes have been delivered 10 me for collection.
and that payment OF the taxes therein asses
sed and levied mas be made to me or all sums
voluntarily paid before the
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1889.
With an addition of 0NE PER CENT for col
lection fees. And upon all taxes paid ON or
after said rrst day ofJsnGary. 1892. there will
be added -FOUR PER CENT for collection tees.
That my Office for the receipt of payment OF
such tax 3 Is located ON the frst 1ocr OF the
City Hall IN said ctv OF Is anc Rapids. near
the east end OF SAID City Hall That said ofsce
will be open for tie receipt Of such taxes Ia
said rolls assessed. from eisEt o'clock In the
forenoon until noon. ana from one O'Clock In
the afternoon until fv. o'clock Ia the after
noon Of each and every week day np 10 the
FIRST d AY oP FEBRUARY. A. u. 1882
And FOR such further time after the nrst day
OF februarD. le92. rs tue common council OF
said city may extend snch time OF collection.
not exceeding one month.
And said once viii also be open on Friday
of every week unless such Friday be legal
holiday. ard on TucsdEy of every week unless
suc.i tuesday be ic-a. hoiidsyL IRON the
hour OF seven O'Clock y. NJ 10 the hour OF nine
O'clock z. N.. from the FIRST DAY OF DEC
ENBER, 1881. TO the THIkTY-FI kST DAY or
DECEMBER, 1s9i, both inclusive.
WILLIAM HAkE.
Treasurer of The City OF Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
CHICAGO WAC. R. 81

I've Grand Rspids ie Ian $40 = "A respu
Arr taicaeo.-.,...... IS "a seaStn 659s M
~ - "a train has thToagh Nsgacr parisr
sleeping cat.
I've Ihleaso % an Sc pm lolapm m
A Afr sra A.........-.~13 n S3pm IAN
- fa train iRroskgs Nsxntr parief car.
le 10 p IA train. Gaiy. throazh Wagner slecs
fng Car.
Through tickets and fegii Information can be
had By ag npoa a. Aimaaist tiesef agsak
at unioR sfsbon or q. W. Anassa Dsioa tlekks
agent. G. Aonrnf-<f.. 6raa6 kaPids Mi<h.
{. l. Lockxooa. aon. fszA AgoaL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

City Treasgres's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Dee. H. lsa1
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Of Fcser ia Ssata
Inion street from Wealthy avenue %
Sherman street in she ctr of
SraEd ksDids- is now IA ny hands ard
that VII rocfiSe payment thereon for the
period of fwenrv : ~vs from shis date 1T the
ofsee % the City Trzsnrsf City Haai.
WILLIAM HARE
dec II s3fv Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
WILLIAM HsEs,
City IressEr<s


CEsLkp pRepys f.s--seslea bsss VIII Ne
- rer<lsed ~ tse sse~ysisre1 NJ q aeA
tnc2 "a lhs klse sth dsy bf Isnnary. 1884, far tba
fzfrefese % shr raHefy rrorfrfF eorHef of
y he1S HeG Lson sfr~sts incfHdfHr hni q ree
tneffsa. Possesses - - giFsn - tire c<ln-
rie4taa 81 fhe neN eUsrf tnaee nc its GO
tfFsn@S ~ fht <<xt~a <srs y afr~sbsa
fes Ensrs % ssFrrf ssss rcserse the raGht
g. re eff enS - 81 b1a&
Cnsur< =. sYr~sfse
sss<zz Ghniraaxo( OommfGReo
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
NOTICE.

Masonic MrTrsL Bgxrrlr Associsrroxl
Or WrsTERx MICHIGAN.
Grand kapics. Mich.. Dec. II. 1891.
A special meeting OF the members Of the
Masonic Mutual BENEFIT Asstelation OF west
Masonic hall. IA the city o1 Grand Rapids. on
the sixth day OF January 1872. at cne' &c ock
p. M. 20 consider and decide upcn n plan Of
organization. and 10 make such changes IN
our articles OF association as iLas be found
necessary.
wM. p. 1NEES. President.
Attest:
JACOB BARTH. Acting Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
Woods PhOsphodin
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perman-
eutiy cures all FERNS Of
Nervous Weakness. Em-
isSionS. Spermaiorrhea.
lmfponcy. and al effects
OF A hGsc or Excesses.
Been prescribed over IS
years in thousands OF
YES; Is the ONLY RELIA-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

CITY Tressarer's os>el
Grand Rapids. Mich. bee 1f. 41ai /
Netics Is iserrbs eavsu sfst the ss.exsnsuf
rnis Tor grazing and efavesing 81 fslsey street
froN S91fh frHnf rf-esf - Writer
sfre~t. In toe elty - gfxna Espses n 10 rn<
hands. ard that .ffl recsiye ps5sneaf thers-
sn fcf tie ps-tsd - fwertv et@r ron ffts
Han.
WILLIAM usEs.
Gee CITY IraasEr<R
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
TKEAsuREE.s NOTICE.

City Treasnrer's 0fice.
Grand Rapids. Mich. bef.. 10. is.si.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll FOR the Improvement of Atnss street from
Crandyiiie avenue 10 the western terminus Of
said King street Ia the city Of 3rsad kzrids, is
nov ia ny hands. and that / viii receive pay
rFrt thereon for tae perisd ol twenfy days
from this date. at the office o. the City Treas
urer. City Hail.
WILLIAM HAZE
aecN civ Treasursr
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

4 se~esss 1aesss.e 81 u. stsrk hss1@rs ~ TIE
sth Sstsoh<i saas 81 t3gand Ekpss Ales.
~ h~ = esH ~ fHesf h46kf&e seefs % tkt
liza S4f "a 1saasry. fssla ~ - - a'ef%et q -.
- vote 90 th4 8 pe<ffsf ~ ftsnfiaa t1s HaHhs
bef - 6sfeffHr< ffnss tAfstee4 - hfn4
- sssss ~ ne Fsxfs el Blrrrteg,
". n. fuwfFz
Nss :. tfsi. tAssI<s
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
| AHE sHoRE 4 nloaioAx soufagas.

% 10 af'..--.-.-. d 2 7 = at'-l lfrlI9 % y .
ihe LaAe rhore via Cleveland 10 connection
with the Erie aEd 4. 2aa L. Z. r. Rs oraasf.s
quickest and most direct Route g. i'lttsburs.
A. J. SzFrs,
q. I. 4 p. A., clege.ani. %
g T. S1eEfs- Ticket hgeHt heeaf
Jas CAIfAIlL- Civ Ag'L = Mcnroe-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
CHICAGO NOV .ls,l
AR0 WEST MGcHoAs R.r.

GOING TO CHICAGO.
W. GRD kAPlDs.-ss0o am 1906 9n III .sspm
Ar Sh IA6o.---..-.--5.1o IA SO pun - 7.t6am
hEruRNISG FROM CHICAGO.
Ly. CHiCASe am t;s5 pm 81 iIsrm
Ar. Sh'D hAfIDs-s:ss pm le:l0 pm -0:iham
TO AND rRoz EEsrok GARsoR. sr. sosSpH .Ap a.
piAkAFOiIs.
Lv. Grand Rapids 900 am 1905 pm I'll ,zsps1
Ar. 0fahd hapics.~e et:i0 am 3:35 nu l6 l0pm
Tor indianapolis l.sl5 ,. NJ only.
TO ASD EEos MUSHROOM.
Ly. 6 r. o:oo an i2s5 pm 5:Spn s.npm
Ar. q. h-.~l0sss an ). s. pan 5.25 pn -.
TO &SD FRoM AAzIszEs AND TpsvEEsE CRY.
Lv. Grand Ex Expids s.2s am SER nm
ar Grand Rap Cs - II .sS afn s,sa t',e-
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Between GRAND Rapids and Cnicaco-waene-
S.eeDers-ieaye Grand Rapids -s;.& = m.
iease Chicago IL - y. m. Drawing Room Cars
Leave Grand ksisds l2:os p a.; leave Chi.
cszo 80 pfn- FREE Chair Cars-Leaye 6rAnc
Rapids 300 am; leave Chicago 800 s.sa.
Between Grand Rapids and ManfsfSe-Frcs
Chair ssr-iseages Sraad Rapids s.i7 pns
leaves Manistce $50 am.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-15
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Arkansas legislature met in regular biennial session Monday. President Clement ot Yell called the senate to order. Justice Battle ad- mlnistsred the oath to the new sen stors. Hon. J. F. Clark of Philips was elected president, John G. Hol- land secretary and Adam Clark ser geant-at. arms, A. J. King assistant sergeant at.arms, c. N. Conner as sistant secretary, J. F. Shoppach journal clerk, Miss Willie Honey second assistant clerk, Miss Annie Pettigrew third ssslstant clerk, Rev. Andrew Hunter chaplain.
 The house of representatives cleo. ted Hon. E. W. Rector of Garlanji [. | speaker, John U. B. Simms clerk s:@ ssa K. r. Philips sergeant at arms.
 In the senate, the second day, the following bills were introduced
 To promote the comfort of pass. sngers on railway trains.
 To require railroads to post bull letin boards along their respective lines.
 To compel railroad companies to keep separate waiting rooms for ths colored race.
 To provide for the payment of s60,0O0, mileage and per diem of the general assembly.
 Both houses having completed their organization the first day Of the session, the duty of slscting a successor to United States Senator Jones will begin on the goth inst, Tuesday, according to the require ments of the federal constitution.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-15
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Judge ". ". Mansfield Honor
 ed With the Nomination..

Delegates to the number of 259 attended the judicial convention in Little Rock last week to nominate . candidate for associate justice of the supreme court
 Hon. c. A. Bridewell Of Hempstead was unanimously chosen chairman. The first ballot resulted as follows: Mansfleld 65; Duvall 58; Sanders AS; i; Bum 56; Powell 13.
 Ballotting progressed up to the thirty second with varying result. On this ballot, when Sebastian coun- ty was reached, the nine votes here tofore cast for Duvsll were changed to Sanders. This movement created stampede among the Bum and Duvall men to Mansfield. The an nouncement of the result showed that Mansfield had received 1z7, Duvall 6, Sanders 86, Bum 22. Judge Mansfield appeared before the conyention and in a most appro
 priate address accepted the trust and thanked the delegates for the honor conferred.
 A resolution was adopted request ing the legislaturs to make liberal appropriation to exhibit the resours es of Arkansss at the Worlds Fair after which the convention adjourn ed
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-15
FULL LEGISLATIVE RE-
 PORTS.

The DEMOCRAT takes pleasure in announcing that arrangements have been perfected by which 1t will be enabled to furnish it's readers each week, beginning next Thursday, with full and comprehensive report of the proceedings of the legislature. The DEMocRAT's report will be care fully collated and handsomely print ed, and will be in every particular as complete as the proceedings pub lished in the Little Rock weeklies.
 This is an undertaking involving considerable expense, but we are confident sufficient appreciation of the enterprise will be manifested to recompenss us for the outlay.
 New subscriptions will be taken at the rate of 50 cents for six months, which will include the full proceed ings. Single copies, 5 cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-15
MORTGAGE SALE.

NyOTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, by lN virtue of the power and authority con- ferred on me by a mortgage executed to me by the Melrose Cotton Mills Company of. the Town of Russellvile. Pope County, Arkansas. on the 1lth day of January. 1883, to secure the payment of a certain prommissory note of said date for the sum 0k Twenty housand dollars. with interest atfhe rate of eight and half per cent. per annum from date until paid, ord Book Vol. 2 pages 303s 4-5-6 and In the Recorders office in said Pope County, the con- ditions of which mortgage have been broken by the non-payment of said Twenty Thousand dollars and the interest thereon since the 11th day of July, 1889, will, between the hourGof ten o'clock, A. M. and three o'clock, P. N.. on the 24th day of January, 1891, at the said Con- panyis premises hereinafter descIiked - for Ssat sSls al at public ,np aussl9 and
 scribed property, being the property embraced
 in the said mortgage, to-wit: Lots One ti
 Two l2), Three ts1. Four l4l Nine (sl, Ten ~ Eleven tfll and Twelve (12), in Blsck ThuftyQ Nine (s9l of ]. L. shlnn's addition to the Flown of Russellyille. aud being part of the NJ. E. k of N. W. k Of Section Nine (9). Township Sey- en (7l Norsh and Range Twenty I20) west, and all the land between Elm and Cedar streets bounded on the north by the line of the Little and on the south by Jefferson street in said J. l.. Shinns addition to the Town of Russeilyille being part of N. W. k of \. k. k ef Section Nine (9), Township Seven CD N. and Range Twenty t2O) West, and containing Seven CD acres more or less, and the following stationa- ry Machinery in said Meirose Cotton Mills Co.'S house on said lots and land One Centcn- nial Engine, of smith, Beggs and Rankin make one Wingblo 5i-hue Boiler-60x16; also the following personal and movable machinery now being in said compaDy's houses on said lots and land, t0-wit: Two 60- spindle spoilers, six warp winder rwisters, of Iopedale Ma chine Co.'S make. two No. Rope Machines and Formers, one No. 3 Rope Machine and Forper, of Rowe < Yandervoot make. thirteen spin ming Frames, twenty-four No. 36 Clipper Cards, four Railway Heads, three Drawing t'rames, two 40-spnidle Reels. two Hardy Cylinder Grinders, Roller Grinder of Bridesburx Mfg. Co.'S make, two Batting Cards, and three i6-spindle Ballers of Silver X Gay make.
 SAMUEL 5. KrnBALL. Mortgsgee. sa
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-01-15

UNPLEASANT stories have again been put in circulation concerning the alleged shortage of State Treas
 urer Woodruff. It is stated that the Tressurer's bondsmen are Tn posses
 sion of the office making thorough investigation. Gov. Eagle refers to the rumors in hismessage and recon
 mends the appointment of . joint special committee of investigation. He also recommends that the law in reference to treasurers loaning the States money be enforced In case it be established shat the Treasurer did thus use the money. Mr. Wood run's bond is ample to secure the State against loss in the event a shortage is found, and for this tho State is to be congratulated, but the Treasursr's offenss, If the rumors be true, is none the less culpable on this account. The law, what little we have on the subject, should be rigidly enforced, and an example set which will benefit succeeding officials who prove recreant ts the trust re- posed in them by conlldiDg people.