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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-03
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RAloAgooAA.
AFr<seA re- tks seiy paArAUI
b aAGst As DorsiAs.
b. ?. wiA started on Ats rsaaru
ho~-. - ballos. AoushaeL. tAis ewes
iing.
Hoo. @. h. sbepAssa arrived her,
fron his raseh On Bosth Fork. ihi.
sv.niss.
Mr.. Thomas Gillian and Mis- Sarah
Gillian are in towa from L.noills VAL
ley To-Day.
Warner 4 Go. rvrrt~sd here. to-day.
for Rsovn& Urou u Ta,earosA = car
load Of two inch lumber.
81 should smile 70 murmec" ..weii,
I should -j.eul>te'' and 81 shosld blu,h
to giRsls'' have Soae on, Of date. TIL.
very latest Il. II should relax m,
Features"
The Central Paci6c workueh, hav-
ing completed rtPair. upoa the oom-
psny's freight house, arc to-day en-
gagged In building a new and muei
larger calvert to replace tho old on
under the track At the corner OF til
Depot Hotel. rgg
MssSrs. O.. w. Lditon & Co. take In
charge Of the meat mark,t forpeTI.
owned by Russell & Brudley. to-mor-
row m%ornihs, The aim OF the ne,
drm will be- by = course OF liberal AT.
fair dealing. to retain AZ regular cut
toners, every Patron Of the former pa,
ties. and by = strict attention to til
bnSiness to furnish NO grounds for di,
Satisfaction in any quarter.
Frank Fernald, OF the firm Of Payi,
X Frrhald. lumber dealers. has ju.
purchased the oeAt dwelling hous
built by q. II. Boiler. west Of thi
Office. and Central Pacific Agent L. :
Rusing, who With his family has
cuPird the house, has removed to I'll
widow Hunters on 9th street. 1t
ruIuored that Frank will maintAI
bachelor a~p-rtmsnts at his new donicil.
for but = brief period.
Sam Maybe of the carmine eye
arrested on a charge Of grand larc-n.
In approphating q foreign caynse. hH.
a heating before Justice Suggrtt. yer,
terd"y. aud pleaded his " case wit
such convincing eIoquencs and toucL
ing path -, that thu Court was melt,
TO tears. Az he walked forth from q,
gloomy Temple Of Justice into IL
cheerful sunlight-mercury IS above
the air Of lofty resignation env-lopin
his person, together with the lamb-lik
look OF Christian merknsss and fort,
tude beautifully blending in his hpri
countenauce, rendered. him the YER.
ideal Of u reprensntation-by one O
the old masters-of unappreeiated viii
tue and injured innocence.
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Ilrrns Mnkinx.

Mrs. II. G. Burt has just opened tn,
business Of dress making aud hail. work
At the old stand west Of the PostoHic,
recently vacated by Gerber. the jewelsr.
Mrs. Burt is n thorough mistress of tn,
art In which she engages. having bad
several years practice under the best IN
ttructors Of San Francisco. and all de
iring neat. insty aud good work in th'
lress u,nking line can III the ssp,,
10y leaving their orders with Mrs. Buri
Curls. switches and other hair. work,
,l<c skillfully handled.
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TIC AHaseurn

The musisal aud dramatic entertain.
''rut at the hall this evening. gives
'romise Of being exceptionally enter.
aiming. Both ladies and goutlemeA
Hst in the musical role. are fully cnpas
ie Of furnishing concord Of sNeet
''unds, either uf n vocal or instrumental
n~Hractsr. fully equal I o a majority Of
he travelling professionals. aud the
ramatic talent OF at least q portion Of
Ae company, has been fully demon
,tarted on former occasions. Tonight
the first appearance Of Mr. Charles
Iolbrook before the foot.lights, and rs
ho young man is q general fayorite in
own. the Insignificant taI Of . quarter
Il q dollar will prevent no friend OF his
rom being present to enjoy his tri-
Imphant debut. Mr.. Stanley is also
comparatively "new to tho boards"
lis former appearances having been
'hiefy before the curtain" in brief
alpha aud Omega speeches, which.
however, have always been gracefully
delivered a,,d enthusiastically received
y the audience.
Messrs. Stone and Streeter are we'll
seasoned to the role Of public voeslists,
md as auxiliariss to the sweet voices Of
o young ladies', are an indispensable
attachment to the ~eniivening chorus.
Following IL the programme for the
'vening:
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THTRE IL = report among the officers
Of the army on s,sa duty in Washing.
ton aud New York, that tho uow Score.
tary Of War Is about TO issue AZ order
limiting the time such officers shall
servo In cities, 20 ~ 10 give other ON.
GERS. an equal privilege In performing
duties At preferred posts. II IL under.
stood that tho Adjutont General IL OF
Of the opinion that such isvoritism Ia
subvorsiys Of military discipline, and
ought, therefore, 10 end without delay.
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OIna~unAl.

oa1na81nAl.
Nsx, o1Aoss u SovAgNa N11nGSin
City: he came By STAG. ga irA.y even
ing.
HI. J. P. Thorpe aAa a,ashter Of
Lanoills Valley, are eel ,yins the
pleasant weather n town to-day.
Zoe HeClAy, Who has been down ct
he Aekansas hot Springs during the
Winter. returned here by the trais laat
'Senii g.
The Grace HeIlep Troxp~ which has
b+en playing to good houses here, de-
rArted for Tasearosa ey etAxe t6h
noruisg.
The list Of frightened names foe the
special school election 10 be- held on
ad day Of next month, appears i'm an.
other column.
Ben Reinhsrt started for SAu Fran.
cisco this morning 70. purchase i mes
and extensive stock Of Sprtng gooda Tor
the firm at this place.
Mr.. J. Il, Bradley, who for sevrtSl
days past has been slightly under the
weather. was, We were glad to notice.
about town again to-day.
Mr.. +. s. Yeatss is about to re.
Establish hiS family in their old dwell.
my in this place. Miss Emma AID Miss
Jessie arrived here from California sew
-ral days ago.
Mr.. Al. Lrue, who has bceu passing
Ia. winter Among his relatives aud
friends on the shady side Of the Sierras,
returned here in excellent health by the
rain last evening.
The Central Pacific workmeu flushed
the new roof 10 the fr. light d. pot 10
lay. which nbOnt completes the extern
i've rp tirs Ia the building. Il ID
realty improved in appearance.
Thanks to the energy Of our uei.hbor,
James ID avis. there is u full head OF
"at"r now la the pipes, Rud u
large stream running from the reservoir
to the river through the w~ast-.ditch.
Mr.. Thomas Kelley, Who for n long
time Allied the position OF foreman for
the English Mining Co. at Mineral
Hill. cnm- dp FROM the west by the train
last evening. He is still in town. but
will probably go up by stage To Tuscs.
rora, tomorrow.
From a sled left at the summit on the
Lamoille road, some lumber aud ~ chain
was taken. The owner desires that tho
property be left at Spring creek. claim-
ing that such n sou. So by the party ap-
propriating, will prevent IA denoumen',
as he--the owner-is coSuizAnt Of al
the facts In tho case. r.. |..
G. \. Watson Of the Columbia Con-,
arrived here from the East yesterday
morning, accompanied by Il. Il. Wat.
son. After attending to some business
matters, III. started to Kingston. Ian.
der county, Vi. Battle Mountain. Til
mining property purchased last senso
by F.. :. Stokes, Is located at Kingston.
Smoky Valley.
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aEEDsi sEEDSi


Having made special arrangements
with Mrssrs. ID avid LanireIh & Sons.
the Oldest and most reliable seed grow.
ers IN the United States, for the intro.
duction anil sale Of their seeds Ia Elko
county, wonld rrsprctly Inform those
who arc anxious 10 use only fresh and
reliable garden and flower seeds. tha. ]
will have u supply Of Landreth's seeds,
In o~ne.foursh, onc.half md ono pound
packages only; about the lst Of NJ rch.
The arrangements I have made. will
enable mo 10 sell tie seeds Mt about the
usual Eastern jobbing prices. In
+. +. Mullen.
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PAssESo.Rs from Deming, Al the IN
terssction Of the Atchison. Topeka 4
Santa Fo AMI Southe U Pacific roads,
say although III It town Is ouiy a week
old. II has fully 5000 inhabiiants. and
building Is going on At a rapid rate. Il
bids fair to becomes large and enter
priSing place. Some tsoublv bns oc
Cured between tho settlers and the
Santa Fe road. in consequences Of ,he
latter having fenced of q strip Of land
along the, railroad track, Tho settlers
declared this not according 70 The cas-
toms Of froutisr life. and tore down the
fence mud squailed on the property.
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B&atvls ~ Cost Hsassh nsAss
doll At presssG
Il vim - SulAvfAiis kill gene after
ThUrSdAy next.
surrryorJ. II. Barrier came up from
Reno BY tAstrsin lAus svsnins.
JohA n. Bacon. Who sill hibsrnates
= mountain City arrived here via Duel
Valley last sventsI.
Rev. Geo, Jennings came down from
Ta@Aror~ By sssg. ta.s evening a..
startsd for the west by this morning.
train.
1t 10 TO- stated that Manuel Diaz
shot by BoWden at T~usrNrora. can NO
possibly o from the effect Of hi,
wounds. lgF. -
The Chinese Of Tascsrora are active
~ preparing To work the placer mine,
near toSu, - water will be plentiful
ibis season.
The County jail has nov but f.u
occupants. three OF whom are sho,
term boarders. Ths County hospitn
contains but one patient.
The Carson Appeal OF the 9th CO
t"ins an excellent map OF The route ..
the Carson & Colorado Railroad; ~
have saved II for ref-reure.
II. Al. Grant has resigned his posi-
lion rs Agent for Wells. Fargo 4 c"
Mt this place. and J. d. Gallagher hu,
been appointed to fill that Office.
W. J. Urton. VII has been down o.
u trip to Los Pinas. returned here b.:
tue traiu last evening aud struck GU
for Tuscarora 10y stag this morning.
The traiu from the ,st this morniu
brought rs Passengers the Haveri,
Comedy Company and u number of SIS
terS OF Charity on their way To Sau
FrnuoiscO.
The peach trees at Dayton, Nevada.
are reported to be in full bloom; bot
that's nothing TO brag about. They
have noses that have been in full bloom
all Winter nt Tuscnrora.
The male portion OF the metropolitan
Los! are now indulging the. healthful
exercise Of pitching q~units. while thu
female element OF the tribe lie buskinR
III the sun looking on aPprovingly.
Lieutenant Governor j. W. Adams
passed through by the train last even.
lug. IN his way to Texas. where he will
remain about n month. He had just
come from Eureka, and hn been down
.mong his herds in Nye county.
c. Z. Warner & Co. dispatched an
other tram this morning with freight
for Tu-cnrora, and are o prepared /.
furnish Loading to any teams that ma!
apply for the same. Warner & Co. are
sending out their own teams regularly
aud are also loading any outside teams
wanting freight.
jack Fuller, who left here in thu
enrly part OF December for a visit 10
the scenes OF his boyhooi, way down
IN the old Pine Tree STATE. has just go;
back in time to take part In the Spring
rodeo. He is hearty rs uSu u, and says
he enjoyed himself immensely sleigh
riding with thos- handsome Yankee
girls. He thinks lie could have per
sulded one OF 'em To become Mrs. Full
Ter. aui would have tried the expert.
ment had his bank account been heav
irr.
a change OF management Of til,
NaV"jo Mining Company was made last
Friday. The old Board OF Director,
retired. and s.. Is. Wakefield. L. G,
Dewey aud others were elected in theil
stead. The change Vas effected By
agreement between the old and new
management. The Tnes-RerieIc says
Superintendent Dayton ielcgraphed hi,
resignation, but has not yet learned
who is to assume charge. s. Is. Me-
Donald is mentioned as probable sue
cessor to the position.
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AA0GRaAA

H b
RAGuiAs AssStaG Il old Fsllov- 70.
0iHht., 80 af,u s3iGi o. flua'
Secqn Sesr seats for the entertain
mat 81 er.@n~n hlli tonight.
II. cisb dance l..t evening ~A-~rIl
attended. and vas q very pleasant social
A1Ais. ,.4- ~
Dent forget the highly i~ns-rt.tinr
drsm.ic pssfornssee At tho hall to
night. rf ...B zs. .-;aEr.
w. condition Of Manu- 4 Ditz. shn,
by Boudsn at ru.car1ra, 10 such thnt
his physirisn l. OF the opinion that h.
can survive bat . fsw dsya
d. u. A4sk-ll. Central Pacific Town
sits Agent. returned troa CoS,nns aud
intermediate points ny tho trstai this
morning. He cane az from The west n
couple Of days ago.
A substantial aid. spring covered
buSsy. Of Fish Bros. manufacture.
which w.s received here from tue east
by Johu AiHl-y. for s. II. Streeler. OF
LSnriii- Valley IL being Sconstructed
upon the depot { Republican, platform
state Senntoe J. u. CoiLty and A
s.nSlyn.d J. z. Kelley. sIriv'd fron
San Francisco last evening. Dir. Toll.y
d,part-d for his home in Tuscarora- b.
stage this morning, but Sir. Kelley.
Who il still la very feeble health
r-aI~ius here under the treatment o
De. M.iRs.
Divius services at the PresbyteriaI
ChNrch io morrow, morning aud even
ing. Sabbath School at l2:2r
Subject ia stlse morning, "Soisuos ano
the S~abbath;'' iu the evening. VI.
6rst oi . series of scrmous on the LII.
Of Christ. subj CT. ''rhs Miracls Of In
c.ru.ti'u." SEATS free. All ar
i~uSiieI.
Juar b-cnusc we m"ntioned tue name
Of the junior Of the Tmes-Reci.r in
rouuectiuu with u braud Of cheap wine.
that m~TbidIy sensitive sheet In striving
Z" palm "a upon us all its peculiar
Upper Level afiictIous. Sna,x aud
SLt.r ltsSh acc indigenous Ia those al
titudinous regions, which fact is sum
GENTLY a't-st-'i 10y the iun-nse Tusca,
rura traffic in CIhchOua Rubra.
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Hotel. Arrivals

IL. I. Wild, Bullion.
WIN. Vivian, Tuscarora.
A. Lovehhge 4 " Q. Ruby.
G. l.. Hannah an Salt Lake.
NJ. SchUen. Mountain City.
=. Mey-Tfrld. San FRANCISCO.
'Chas. Watson, New York.
l.. Il. Watson. New Jersey.
WIN. II. Kennedy. Mound.
!. ID. Kelley, Cherry Creek.
Vim. II. Sweeney. Eureka.
jos. McClSy. Columbia.
j. A. Rhodes, Kansas.
NJ. l.. Ballard. do
w. L. Rhodes, do
&. l.. Kindred, do
CD. Crooks. do
VIM. Smiley. Deeth.
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Ano, hcr na.Inrss change

Mcssrs. Russell & Bradley have inst
concluded the sale Of their butchetius
business, both In this place and ut Car
lin, Including markets, alsughter.houa
ca. oorrals and everything .~ppertaining
thereto. to @. ". Litton, Joseph Coz
and Thomas Hunter. who have formed
. partnership for the carrying on Of che
butohehng business ss heretofore con.
Quoted by tho former Arm. The parties
are ell experienced stock mon, having
herds Of cattle on the ranges In this
vicinity. and are therefore In . position
TO pursue Tho business they have 40
quirod u their own practical advantage
and that Of consumers.
The extended aud growing stock Ia
torsts Of the old Arm nov claims their
entire time add attention. and In order
that these should no. DO neglected they
haye Withdrawn from business In
town altogether. Tho now Arm takes
full possession Of tho business and
property day after tomorrow,
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spring Sieadn.

u. Roinhnr. & Co.. received per ex
press yesterday, the first instailment OF
their Spring goods. consisting OF ladies'
misses' and childrsn's trimmed and un
trimmed hats Of all descriptions. Their
innovation Of making suits 10 measur.
Il. meeting With general approval, and
has already proved . great success.
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nu,uen ReeeIvrd.

Tho stage from Tuscsrors last even.
ing, brought dowa and deposited ut tho
ofaoc OF Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. six bars Of
Navajo bullion. v,iued al $i2,ol5 90.
which was forwarded 10 Ban F~rrncisco
By tho train this nothing.
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The dwelling house near tho Dormi.
tory. belonging to Z. Augerson Is for
sale for cash. For particulars inquire
Of Walter Chase Or OF z. Angsrson.
EXC. March 81. 1881.
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This morning-Mrs. II. W. Brown. J..
Alexander. NJ. Roberts. W. J. Unon. 8.
How're and Thos. Kelley.
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This m~orning-M. Bchoen, Fanny
West, d. II. Barker, Frank GREATER
and J.. II. Bacon.
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A n invoice Of be celebrated
White Rye whis<y just tsooirsi q, the
Cen Saloon.
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Atarn ArriNnka.

Last evening John Connolly. Sam
How're aud Rev. Geo. Jennings.
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Five blackberry brandy, for fssdieiuai
purposes, warranted perfectly purei for
sale at the Com.
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CHAHtloxt OF the best quality ahd
brands, Gnu DO had Al Rcchhsrt b
Proeiicb's Saivon.
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Geo. Jennings. Tuscsrora,
w. J. Triton. ao do
J. II. Barker, Rsho.
J. II. Bscon, Mountain City.
NJ. Roberts, Eureka.
II. Woodruff. Jr., St. Louis.
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RRooRAnEr6E.

SONG - Qnurtrt.e-'' My Fathers
Growing DID,"
Miss Cady. Mra. Gallagher. aud Messrs.
Stone aud Streeter.
I-CINDERILLA-
3-S0SG-Solo and Chorus-''No time
Like the Old Time"
Miss Belle Cady.
t-"AULD LANG SYNE -
5-SONG-Duett-''rhe Photograph"
.- ..tr Miss Taylor and Prof. Stone.
'i-DRAMA-In Three Acts
"REFJNEM SSTr
Carrie ljutler. ...... Miss Della Bradley
Kate Stanley. 800. Hiss Lizzie Dorsey
Mr. +. Stanley ...... ......P Prof. Doyey
Mr.. Chns. Holbrook ..... Major Miller
7-S0NG-Solo and Chorus -" I'm
Growing Old nnd Grey"
'agH Mrs. Gallagher.
s-soNG-solo-''why Don't the M,u
Propose"
Miss Della Bradley.
To be followed b, refreshments, Jon.
sistiug Of Ice Cream. Cake, cto.
ADMISSION. % CENTS.
Doors opeu at; Exercises bcsiu at Z 10.
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Booths celebrated oral btand oysters
received =, the Com R,staurgn daily
by express.
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A LAHoE invoice OF Key West
Cigars jus. received al tbs Gem.
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TsI celebrated Peruvian Bitters, tho
very bcst tonic known, 81 the Gem. .
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nsseu Arrivals.
lAtarn Arrivals.

Last pisbt-R. Hubbs, W. N. French
and three Orisnials.
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A LAnoE variety OF fresh and reliable
Eas,erp seeds, At chs Drpa Store. sold
in any quantity, from :, ounce TO l D.,
ut catalogue prices.
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lmStel Arrivals
atAEn Dennrtnrna,

This mcrrtng-w. II. Pierce. Father
o'Donnoil, John Williams and vito and
]. d. Tolley.
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Aav.r,,.ra Latter ,,,,.

The following Is lis. Of letters 70.
naming in tho Elko Office. unclaimed.
for che week ending Saturday, March. 10,
1881:
Bsrssr Il Edwards Geo
pied A 3.ln9 tlGJ E
O. w. unts. u. n.
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SIMMoNo's
Pure Whisky.


ExEb66BBlwk HiiffskkqY M smS g q. 1 W. m.A<
einsl prrpafatloust 5eh. and 10 htRhly ~.
commended W the aeulty for all easse q
Neryousness. Neskhrcse. DebiyiH pJsISey1er
indigestion. cte. Iia popularity thfouxhYt9
the Eastern STATE. hiss beef. gremS end
Z? The p.eaAg Coat I.do.,.a y -
er q M~as.aehu.ct,:, and Or. y. Y: tSuder.
back NJ ~. L,yiiS. No. .Thrse tertfheatee nsef
most direct in their statements. aveiring tks1-
the Nabob whiskyi' without exception. the
pufest nfticlc n tt can oe nsed either medt
elnsiiy or for indig silon and Nervous Ahec<
tkais, and can be used with the utmost eynA<
dtgte. The Snaiysls shows tbs fSts whisky.
IL free from hstorinR slls aeide. metals. NJ
other d%elrteiyous bstsnccp. d.. Hayes
farther SAFE thut pure, Of superior quaii.
y. and shiisbie kf Sirtstie and asdlsInsi
pufpoecs. Such recommendations ats the
ststhoy,snds q letters tesilfyIne 70 TIE mel,
W. " the whisky ~ = hnIly tefWed1 and
tonic, no further proof Of Its. sxeeNe1ee need
b given, since ths Nseoh HAlifatfd Mhisty
as a sliced ParistI.
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iNtaRe Arrivals,

bast nigbt-wm. Girardct and vito.
Mrs. Truseli aud 4. Moosoy,
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ADMISSION. % CENTS.
Doors opeu at7; Exercises bcgiu at Z 10.

Ie Artarra
This morning--R. n. C"tlin, J. M.
Bauaeld. wife aud daughter, A. j.
Blume and Miss II. Van Aukin.
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RdMAndA Gao
Motel ArrIvls.

nv AauN
q. W. HuLI.. T.. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-02
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
TIE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE kFFzor SUNDAY. MAY
az S5 $SsE5sGHo' AND ST.
EfSi Ss and Way Stations
6:sO.-BsitimoIe, Annapois, aud Way. Piedmont,
s Str nss Winchester HasefstoWn. and Way
skfPs E9ess and wy ass,5eR. ", os
oiSSOoEEa txhREss NEW YORK. AND BoS-
s:40NsTIUNT0N AND VALLEY EXPRESS
eco for HaserstoWn and Point OF Rocks
% :OO--On sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
10 @BAITIMoRE EXPRESS tstops at Hya.t.-
vile, College. Reltsville. Laurel, Annapolis
OAsDtsffi s5Uis hx GSSAo' oiS'SSA1i
~ lS.B: I,i99e9, Euicott City. Annapolis .pd
4a ssHfssy seRE Fl Baltimore and Way
IS :eGaBALIlMoRk, neutrality-suspicious.
3:3U-Baltimore and Way Stations Winchester.
4sslIss Il s as4 S seS:
q .lS ~ s.ssns oa ssnssy
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only
Il :40-Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
rs 45-BALTIMORk EXPRESS {Martnsburg and
Way, via Delay. Stops at Hyattsvile and Laa-
rel.)
6;o5-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6 4e-Baltimore and Way Stations
7:30.BALIIMORf, HYATTSVILLE AND LAU-
f915-PII TSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS.
ts:!O1PaILADELPH1A. NEW YORK, AND BOs-
Ton EXPRESS. sleeping cars to New York
10 :eO-BALTlMORE, HYAT1SVILLE, ANDLAU-
L. n ions or fO Of off
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis junction.
cept sunday.
.Au trains from Washington stop at Relay Bts-
ton.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office. Washington station. aud
GIG and 1851 Pennt lvaria avedhe, corner l4th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked aud received at any point 10 the city mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-02
1907 THE CHEAT 1901
lool PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE loOl
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

10 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Ratls.
TRAINS EEa NV siE sfya 1s Depot,
ana ens xsss
70 Cincinnati St. Louis and Chicago; 80 p M
ANY H15e P, AS qs5, e Rt'garfi
to and the
F.:sss a.. = sa
FOR New ea an. sass Z. s Ess 10 SO
io ssd sH na f. ssaes = 2rS
man PaElor OarS SO an. daily. except sun
for BEookIyn: IL, ~ throqsh trains connect q
Ing double isrrisTs across Hss York City. ..'.1
AND .1a 1 iois e nm ssRsfi H:p2ss
% s G 81 81 6S :; sad iS IS 'ps
r.: on SUNDAY; 500: io:so an. 400. $40.
For Pepes or .se ns. 80 Am. and 40 Pm
For Annspois. 8 40 !. N. and 4Ao Pm. daily. az
az asb
For AZ s ssa ops !, sS o. sg
For Richmond and the South. ZOO and IL 10 :. n
rr.s .sd fsax :ssSse snpS
,na il % co. sa as ana s s
Ticket: and inio.mst,Gn q tie ofaoe. northsas.
s ne depot where orders az e left iors tn Ia
ehsckins Of baggage to destination from hotels and
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