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The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
Montreal Heard From.

Il. L. Mosely, of Montreal, Canada, CERT.
lied sept. q, 1879, that ho rad suffered ter
hbly from dyspepsia. and was completely
cured by taking Warmers Safe Bitters. lie
says: "My appetite is good, and nov suf-
Ter no inconvenience from eating hearty
meals these bitters are also a specific tor
all skin diseases.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
Skin Disease.

Clarendon, Monroe Co, Ark
DEAR SII. = suffered with a sore IN nv leg
for six years, N Iich physicians and their medi.
cines failed TO relieve. was advised To Try your
Indian Blood Syrup, which / did. and 1t
efectuAlly healed The sore, and greatly bcne-
htied my general health.
! l., HINTON,
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Liver and Kidney Disease.

Enterprise, Wayne Co, III.
DEAR SiR: This IA to certify thai your Indian
Blood Syrup has completely cured me OF lAyer
and Kidney Disease. / advise all similarly
afflicted 10 give 1t a fair trisli
JOHN OTTTRp.RRY
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

RACK feeding Of horses is wasteful.
The better plan is to feel with chopped
hay from manger, because the fooC Is
not then thrown about, and is more
easily chewed and digested.
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Never Fsils.so Cure.

Bedford, Lawrence Co., Ind
DEAn SRI: Mywife was very sick with Female
Weakness, and had her treated by a number
Of physici ans. but she received no benefit from
them. At last was persuaded % try your yaln.
able Indian Blood Syrup, and Il has eject
ually relieved her
ISAAC ENHOFF,
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.l.si5.s, rroti,. IN 80 DAYS.

What 80 has done in Wall street by le-
si,imate stock speculations. Pamphlets
containing two unerring rules for success
mailed free TO any person upon application.
Address SIMPSON x Co.,
20 Kchange Place, New York
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshah, Mich, want
an agent In this county at once, at q salary
OF 500 per month and expenses paid. For
full particulars address as above.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

GIVE the fowls yarietv-corn, wheat,
oats, buckwheat, cooked vegetables Of all
kinds, fruit, refuse of the table, raw
cabbage in win or, grass of any tender
variety in summer
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Cures Neurnleia.

Nasty, st. Louis Co., No.
DEAR SIR; AMER the doctors failed TO relieve
me OF Neuralgia, tried your Indian Blood
Syrup, and Il soon cured me.
ELIZABETH HOFFMAN.
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Liver COMPLAINT.

Poland Clay Co, Ind.
DEAB SIR: I was afflicted with Liver Com.
plant for twelve months and was entirely
cured by the use ofyOuT Indian Blood Syrup.
II IL undoubtedly the greatest medicine known
" The world.
G. " GRAUE
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
CREAM OF THE NAILS.
Nuggets Of W.T. and wisdom nren Our
EzehAnges.
IN ylT's irrrn

III vKEs lIIkEh
Ne heap his man In WASHINGTON,
Ne nlulne nv feathers. smoke ny ppe:
Ne sorry for the bad me done,
Ne wear yesiitsntiai stape.
Great Father, him come 10 me, say,
you heap bad lniun treat me so---
You throw your tomahawk away,
OF Uncle sam. he let you gog
Ne make a groan, him make sigh.
Me smoke my pipe, him wink his eye.
Heap pretty gals IN washlngton-
"on see him chief, him injua Cte."
Cm firt with inlun bust for fun,
Him awful sweet and awful cute'
Me like um best all gals me sav---
I'm 20 ou. Colorado stay;
Ne take um OF for Injun squaw---
Ne kill um bucks and run away.
Great Father undentard our nun,
Him got no squaw but heap like one.
Great Father weep and bow his head.
Him tear his sunset-colored curls--
"You make um husband settlers dead.
You rape um wives and little girls:
You heap bad Injun treat um 50,
Me never think such bad of you.
But me forgive you, Injun, go:
Here, take um guns and powder. too.
Ne take um powder, shot and gun.
Me heap big man In Washington
kansas City Times.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

BRETON lace is needed FOR the frills
and oravats which have taken the place
Of ruches, and there is quality of yell
lowish soft Breton two inches wide which
V suitable and inexpensive.
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Liver and Kidney Complaints.

Plymouth, Hancock Co, III.
DEAR SIR: ! purchased sOme OF your Indian
Blood Syrup irOm your agent and after a fair
tial, ! can say that Tor Liver and Kidney Dis
ease, II Is the best medicine ever used
john &. WEBER
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Dyspepsia Cured.

Plymouth, Hancock Co, I'll.
DEAR SIR: I have been troubled with Bilious
ness and Dyspepsia and Indigestion. and have
used your Indian Blood Syrup and found IL
TO be a most valuable med icine
THOMAS TRfNBlH.
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Chills and Fever Cured

Marquand, Madison Co., No.
DHAR SIR: Amer two years experience with
your Justly celebrated Indian Blood Syrup,
! cad recommend IL as a valuable medicine. Ii
esectually cured me Of Chills and Fever.
JEFF. LIxBAUGH.
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JAsEsSACRA.
Coughs and Colds.

Litchheld. Montgomery Co. III.
DEAR SIR: This is 70 certify that your Indian
Blood Syrup has completely cured me OF q
severe Cold. | recommend 1t as valuable fam
ly medicine.
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Rheumatism.

Gordonsville, Logan Co., Ky.
DEAR SIR: have used your reliable Indian
Blood Syrup for Rheumatism, and a short trial
ehectually cured me. AL similarly afflicted
should give ita trial.
JAMES SACRA.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

DR. BuLLs Cough Syrup IS pnrly veg
etable compound, innocent in nature and
wonderful in effect. For children it is in
valuable, curing Group, Whooung Cough,
etc, in few hours. PIice, 25 cents bottle.
For sale BY all druggists.
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Never Esilato C'pro

Centre Hill, White Co., Ark.
DEAR sTR: This is to certify that vopr fndian
BLOOD Syrup has cured me Of Papitation Of
the Heart and sick Headache, amer all other
medicines failed.
Mrs MARY A. NEAL
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Chills and Fever.

Plymouth, Hancock Co., I'll.
DEAR SIR: I take pleasure IN saving that
have given your Indian Blood Syrup a fair
trial in my family tor Chilis ana Fever aud re-
ceiyed great benefit from IT,
Trssr CArx
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FRANK s. ASDrRsox.
Dyspepsia and Constipation.

Flora. Clay Co.. III.
DEAR SIN: have used your reliable Indian
Blood Syrup for Dyspepsia and Constipation,
and have received great benefit therefrom
RoBEpI GRAY.
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Another Sufferer.
MARY IRWIN.

Plymouth, Hancock Co, III.
DEAR SIR | have used your very excellent
indian Blood Syrup for Liver Complaint with
highly beLefoial results.
MANY IRWIN
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Liver COMPLAINT,
A. J. MAssESGILt..

Plymouth, Hancock Co. III,
=. pEAR SIR Having tried your Indian Bio cd
Syrup can recommend 1t as a sure cure for
Liver Complaint
A, J. MASysGIrl
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WHOLESALE AGENTS;

ST. JouB, No: Richardson 4 Co.. 40 North
Main street; Meyer Brothers a Co., North scc-
Und street. and Rabotcau, 7lt North Fiflh street
syRISorIELp, No.. W. A. Hall.
o. yosERx. No.: Samuel ]. snith 4 Co
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

THosB who suffer from Itching Piles
should know that Burnett's Killiston af-
fords instant relief Send for circular 10
Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

I recollect Endora Lee.
Her praises still Lutte.
And recollect, yea, verify,
Her fathers cowhi boot.
I recollect. with heartfelt glee,
One pleasant starry night,
Full many dainty rings had she.
And an hwful appetite.
Oh. take me back to memory's isles,
In silk-sailed canoe,
Oh. let some widows pleasant smiles
Just thrill me through and through.
Oh, have me not serenely fit,
Aud work instead OF play,
Oh, fix me so that can sit
Eating peanuts all the day,
---0hio state Journal
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Eor Asthma.

Enterprise, Wayne Co.. III.
DxAR sIR have used your excellent India n
Blood Syrup, for Asthma, and it has cured me
BIRD FfTcH
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

REpprNe's GussrA sALyE Is an excellent
article for burns, scalds and flesh wounds
OF every description; cures swelled joints
and chilblains. All medicine dealers, 25c.
per box
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York City,
save Baggage, Expressage, and Carriage
hire, and stop at the Grand Union Hotel,
nearly opposite Grand Central depot. $50
elegant rooms, reduced to 81 and upwards
per day. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages, and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Be careful and
see that Grand Union Hotel is on the sign
where you enter, as the corner does not be-
long TO the Grand Union.
CONSOLATION is always found in-the die
tionary. Piso's Cure for Consumption i
found at all drug stores.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07

80 ~ 81, 900 stock, @ites ioriGn, i,,5.
very month. Rocks nj frre cxpla.nirs ,yer,
hing. Address BAxrEP q Co.. larkcrs Va.
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PATCH

For mending lin, Brass. Copper, Lead
or Iron without acid OF soldering iron.
A ANY lady OF child can mend with It. viii
- send one sample plate by mail with d. =
/, 3, rectionsl that vii cgt lJH4 inch square
= patches. on receipt Of twenty-five cents; :
= s for sl.1. ~ for $40. Postage stamps :
- received as cash
= AGENTs WASTLD.-Can carry one days =
- stock IN your pocket. sales will yield =
= So to 81 par day. our Gipaec lllusirat- :
- ed Catalogue of ChIOmos, JcwelTy, Nov. |.
elites, Stationery, etc, FREE. Address .
- CITY NOVELTY CO.. los south Eighth ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
N-ntiflr MS uauer
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THE BEST FIELD
EMICRANTS.

AN IMMENSE AREA OF RAILROAD
AND GOVERNMENT LANDS, OF GREAT
FERTILITY, WITHIN EASY REACH OF
PERMANENT MARKET, At FNTREME-
LY LOW PRICES, - now offered for sale
in EASTERN OREGON and EASTERN
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
These lands form part OF the rneat
GRAIN BELT OF the Pacific slope. Asd
are within an average distance az 25o
to SEQ fuiies from Portland. where
steamship. aud sailing vessels are dI.
rectsy Iosded FOR ALL PAkTs OF
THE WORLD.
GRAIN AT PORTLAND COMMANDS A
PRICE EoUAL TO THAT OBTAINED IN
CHICAGO.
The Northern Pacific u. u. and Greg
on hallway aud Nav igation 90. are nov
building 500 miles oG Railway. trascr--
ing this region u n directions. The
settler b. thus assured ea-y ana cheap
Importation to tide-vater on the Co
lumbia River, aud rapid incrra-e IN
the yaIue of these ~ ada, " u len are nov
open 10 purchase aad pre-cmtion.
LANDS SHOW an AVERAGE WELD o.
80 BUSHELS or WHEAT PER ACRE
No Failure OF Crops ever known.
RAILROAD LANDS offered at the uni
form rate OF s2.50 an Acre.
The Osceola times., 1880-02-07
MAN WANTS But LITTLE,

Man wants but little ear below, nor
wants that little long. Man wants but
little ear bologna-wants that lit
tie long. Man wants but little
leer; wants but litter here below;
wants but little Leah below; wants but
Liaei here below; wants but little ear
blow, etc.-Kansds CITY TIuss.
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St. L. n. L.. No. q

y hen " nung 70 sdvsrtissrs state Iaas y0e
~w-s -shsas eAvsstAssansaf u tsis PA0es
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HESzr clars oYy.cE-

Henry Clay has an Office. He has
been appointed postmaster at James
town, Va. This is the Oldest postoffice
in the old thirteen States. Letters have
been delivered there in some form or
other for 2s3 years, and yet the salary is
only SOL per annum. We do not know
what the odd dollar is for; but is proba-
bly, intended to cover the extra day in
lean year.-Bos,ou Post,
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lHE GERMAN DIT.

A schoolboy being asked hr his teacher
of what the German n1si vas coassitui-
ed, replied. '-So1r-kraui, ssAnapysl lager
beer and nix cun rousn That lad Eauss
be cozzszn German 70 the boy who,
when shown 8 rscrure 0. .LCiAer al the
De. Sf Worms szid- Papa, see Lu-
ther. bu. where are the worms"
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sllveryille, Lawrence County, Ind.
DyAR sfR; Ny little daughter was taken with
what the doctors pronounced Bowel Consump-
tion. She fingered along Gnd became reduced
TO q mere skeleton. ! tried three ply ysicians but
they failed to relieve her. Your sr.nt called
and advised me 70 try your Indian Blood Sy-
rup, which did. and IL was not long before Ii
restored her to perfect health.
JOIN u. Hall
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MUST DE PREPAID IN ADVANCE.

The New Orleans Observer informs its
readers that: Political advertisements
and communications of a personal char
acter, addressed to the Obsrpsr, must be
prepaid in advance" BY the way, this
method follows well.known postofiice
rules. and is the best way OF making
prepayments. II bill Is TO be prepaid
at all, it should be prepaid IN advance.
Payments left until past due are hard
to collect.-Neg Orleans Pedy1ns.
, 1880-11-14

'nas mas oeen taken to give the names OF those who
VIII most likely play with the clubs. and the va
cancles TO he flied Detroit Ia ndded to tho list.
Us T. 10 probnblc TINT that city will take Cjncin-
nntl psace In tho Leagues:
r. Cn:edM'-Cnrcoran. M r.; Flint. c.: Anson: ] b.;
r. r.; Gore, c. t.; Dalryinpie. l. r.; Goldsmith, c.
p. Two more men wifi probably be secured.
>, etpttulu-M0Cormick,p D.: Kennedy, c.: Phil"
lips. b.: Dunlnp. b.; NcGcary. 3b.: Glass
COCK 9. s.; Shaffer. f.: Nolan. C. p.: Clapp c.
c. 4 left-neldor aud centre -neldcr are needed to
complete the tenn.
Psopidence-Wurd,. p; Gross, c.: Start, b.;
Farrell. b.; Mcclellan. SIS; Hines, c. t: To
complete the team a third bRseulan and two
4el1ers are wanted.
B"ston-nond. D.; Snyder, c.: Morrile. b.:
Bur.lock, b.: Sutton. b.: Geurge Wright.
{: c.: Whitney, c. p. George Wright has not
eghed. but 1t is tbo,lGhI he will do 30 next week.
Whitney IN an 0ulnh,l and California player,
whom Wright hired on Friday Inst One or TWO
more men ure wanted in the Boston tenn:
Noree<ter-corey, r: Bushong; G.; Sullivan.
Dorgnn, r.: stovcy, !; +. 1t Is not known yet
whether Richmond will play in the nine. The
third b,l4c Is vacant.
T,uy-wclch, p; Ho1ncrt, c.; Connors. b.;
Ferguson, b.; Casxins, S. =; Evans. r. r.; Cas-
silly, t. r.; Gillespie, l.f-: keesc, G. p.: Ewing,
T.. BY this arrangement Connors Is trans
TERED from third to first bnse. and the position
Of third buse is yet to be filed.
ardstn, 8 b.; J. White r. f.; Calvin, c. +. and C.,
p: Sullivan. t. {. 4 first bnseman, short stop,
and left fielder are the vacancies to be filled.
Detfntt-G. ". Bradley, p; Bennett. c.; brown,
Wood. |. t.: Charles Reilly, e. c. The manage
ment aro looking for good men TO au up the
team.
, 1880-11-14
THE WORl DIS FAIR IN f8R3.
Special DEpateh to The Chicago Tribune,


NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-It is stated that the
Committee who hare been discussing the
Worlds Fair site question for some weeks back
have decided, after II good deal Of tribula tion.
upon location. They will probably RECON-
mend that the Manhattan Square site be chosen
together with such pieces OF Central P,lrk ad-
joining Manhattan Square as can be spared tor
exhibition purposes The buildings erected in
the park are to be ornamental and permanent
structures, which will revert tn the city fnr
museum and other purposes after the
Fair is over. From some members OF
the Committee l. WIS 1caruel that the
most strenuous advocafes Of this sire had been
owners IT properly to the amount IF about 81
500uou, which will have to bc appropriated by
the Fair and the Trustees of the Museum Of
NAturni History, who hope that the Museum will
be tinIshcd by the projectors III the Fair. The
rep,rt Of the Sub-C..tnmittee recommending
Mnnhn1tan Square will, it seems, be only the
s.gnni for lively warfare between the advocates
OF Manhattan Square, lnwMrl. and perhaps
Coney Isi.lnd, the other sites being uuw cut uf
the contest.
, 1880-11-14
SEXTON'S EXTRAS.
Rumored Scheme to Run Them
Through ts2e County Board

4 Ru1nored Scheme to Run Them
Through ti2e County Board
There Is u ru1nor to the effect that soC1c Of the
outgoing members Of the County Board, In
union with some Of the hold-uvezs, intend to
make m effort to morrow, or at the following
Mondays, session, to rush through Sexson's
claim Of $4,000 for damages incurred by
him during the execution OF bis conYruct for the
masonry work OF the new Courthouse This
IL based In part on the allegation that he was
paid in county orders, which he hnd to sell at q
discount, ana In part on the fact that his work
was delayed to his loss either by the negligence
OF other contractors or Of the Board itself.
The Committee on Public Buildings and Service
las been listening for some time to arguments
on this claim, and will probably submit report
tomorrow. 1t is reported that those who are in
favor Of securing the payment OF this slarge sum,
the justice of which is greutly doubted are fcar-
full that they cannot get the votes OF two-thlrds
Of tho members of the Board. The law pro-
vidcs that no money shall be appropriated or
voted by tho County Commissioners beyond the
sum Of $780, unless such appropriation shall
have been authorized by vote Of at
to the County Board it Is understood
that. In order to get around this provision, they
have beef. trying to Induce County Attorney
Wil1ett to give uu opinion to the effect that a
two-thtrds vote ID not necessary to the making
OF an appropriation for the payment pf con-
TRACTOR 1OF SERVICES rendered uOtEE us cOnlfCIs
and that any claim mnde and allowed under hla
coutr1lct is d part OF the original agreement and
dies not require a tWO-t1ird5 vote fur ap nppro-
priation-, There il no likelihood. however,
thnt this effort will succeed. TIE Couu-
~ Attorney Is too UdA}d LAWYER
to commit himself to TN opinion favoriny auy
such pulpab1e evasion of the law as IL said to be
desired II him; Nor hns be shown during bis
term OF Office that he Is in sympathy with those
members who are I'll favor ot extravaeant or
Illegal appropriations: 1t is sincerely to bo
hoped that any such effort rs that alleged to be
contemplated will fall The County Board is
absolutely Republican. The responsibility
Of whatever wrongful act it is guilty of
must necessarily I've visited upon tho Re-
publican party alone. The fact Of its
political ununtmity leaves 1t with no
friends among the opposition. and exposes all
Its measures to the hsrshc$t criticism Amy cf-
fort. therefore, to rush through as iurgc claim
as this On the spur Of the moment, und when
the terms of five Of its members are about to
expire, would be regarded with grave suspicion
by the community A claim Of <SU.uuu is not i,
thing to be acted upon in Il day. 1t should bo
carefully n.ld rnnturciy consderetl, and the out
going members might rather be glad of an ex
cuse for Retttng u 1T the responsibility Ut act
Ing upon this claim than seeto hnrrytng it alnng
III order that they may record their votes
npon It.
, 1880-11-14
THE SPKAGUES.
Willie Sprague Acquitted Of the Charge
OF Assault with Intent to Kill His
Mothers Trustee.

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago 1+tbuns.
NARRAGASsET PIER, X. l., Nov. 13.-The trial
of Willie Sprague for an alleged assault on tho
trustee Of his mother. Mrs. Kate Chase Spr.gue,
resulted III Wiilie's aequittal after IT protracted
ffial to-day. The Court House was crowded. It
appeared In evidence that tho pistol contained
no missile, was not aimed at tho complainant,
and toy pistol would not have wounded tho
trustee even II It had been loaded with q bullet.
When the Judge Of the Court, without comment,
stated, in view OF the facts. !" 1 cannot bind the
boy ovcr,'' the manifest JOY Of tho spectators
Master J. B, Greene, told ii straightforward story
relating tn tue firing Of the pistol. The whole
proceedings in the courtroom were dramatic.
fective, The spectators were moved tn tears.
Gov. Sprague has not determined as to whether
he will commence proceedings against Thomp-
sou for malicious prosecution.
, 1880-11-14
NTw LINE FROM TOLEDO.
Soretaf Dt,patch to The Chicago 1ribunt~

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 13.-Railroad circles 1el.
ripple of excitement to~day over rumor sr' tnas
1ha I.ake Shore Company were about TO build a
new line, to be known as the Toledo = Northern
Indiana Road, and that It would extend 1so'n
Toledo to Chester. Ind. The general Under
standing is that the project fs one to shorten 'ne
distance between Toledo and Cnicago' anu .ne
line mny be extended to Lapor.e. sn.., tte
t,f;c,1s of the road would say nothing about me
matter. Manager Newell returned from ne"
YORK thfs afternoon, were he had been to con1er
with President Vanderbilt He was etoseteo
with Judge Mason, one OF The attotnesS
Of the road. and other officials, for soise 1'n1e'
, 1880-11-14

MIR. Thomas P. Barry, late Western General
Passenger Agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio, hns
been appointed General Passenger and Ticket
Agent Of tho Marietta g. Cnc;rnati RAllrond,
with headquarters ut Cincinnati, q.
The Chicago & Grand Trunk Hctlway will
change the time of its passenger trains to- NOR
row morning. Tho train which heretofore left
this CITY at Il. III. will hereafter leave at d. n
and tho traiu which left at . p. N. will leave at
T:3U y. III.
The motion for the appointment Of u Receiver
for the Chicago .E Pacific RntrOnd III tue cnsc ut
s. st. I'ulil Raiiroau Company. was argued FRI
day before Judge kellun Ut Sycamore and WINS
continued. to be taken up ugaan utter tho filing
OF answer to the bill.
, 1880-11-14
TEXAS Il PACIFIC.

EA6TLAND, Tex, Nov. l3.-Cul. Thomns 4.
Scott, President OF the Texas s. Pacific Railroad,
accompanied by tho Board uf Directors. General
Superintendent Noble, and some twenty Invited
guests arrived here $50 miles west of St Louis,
at $500 this evening. The corporated capital
represented by the party is over l5ou, ,o>0 0. As
snou US the train caine tn hnlI the whole party
proceeded to tho end OF tho track, and Col Scott
drove the last spike !n Tug lns, rail lad IL tnls
him the clliuf Of railroad men living nr dead
The excnrsiunists returned this evening sur
the productive fields truyersed by it.
, 1880-11-14

iourned to the residence Of Mr.. J. A. Chllds,
and were royalty entertained until late
hour,
ROGERS PARK.
The Rogers Park Literary Society has, for
several winters past, Target: contributed to
lectuai culture, Of the dwellers in thnt lively
village. The season for its active work Is
now commencing, and Thursday evening last
4 largely attended meeting was held 10 the
II. +. Church for the purpose Of electing
officers. etc, for the season. After {. we'll
arranged program OF music and recitations
had been given, the following officers were
elected: President, L. Il Thomas; Vice
President, Miss Kate Mccartney: Secretary
and Treasurer, George Buckley; Executive
Committee, Mess1s- Gardner. kean, aMl
Thnrogood, Mrs. F. II. Pratt, and Miss Y.
Ia}lpff
, 1880-11-14

When questioned about the new road by THE
TRIBUNE correspondent, Mr.. Newell expressed
nstonishment. and, with merry twinkle iu tis
eye, uskcd. - Whit ro;,d?" lie decIucd tn say
anything about tho matter 1T present, though
INIT denying that su,ne such scheme was o11 foot
and promised t,nc OF these days, when al was
ready to tell Rlaut It. II Ia reported tint Man
nyer Newell his summoned here an experienced
railway subscription solicitor from Toledo, and
aiming the vtlmurs also ntluMt Is one that the ex-
tension will he built to st. Louis.
, 1880-11-14

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov 13-The war In rntes
inuugurarod by' the Lake Erie s. Western Itoad
some days since continues. They are out with
new schedule for Omaha business Of Sl3 from
Cleveland; $I1 from Toledo, Fremont, Lima,
Fostoria, and Muncie; $o.d1 from kokomo; and
50 from this point. They declare their inten-
ton to keep under c hicaco rutes right along to
the bitter end.
, 1880-11-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13-Arrived, MiRnesota,
from Boston.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Steamers CRY Of Montreal
and Sueyia, from New York, arrived out
NEW YonK, EoT- l3.-Arriyed, 6teauship Aus
train, from London. :
, 1880-11-14

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. l3.-The Lake Erie &
Western Railroad to-day made reduction In
faro from this city to Kansas City, No.. the
change being drop from s. to IS.