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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-23
Working Girls of Boston.

The following facts are gathered from
| the eleventh annual report rendered by
| Miss Jennie Collins, of Boffin's Bower
The leading Boston industry for
women is the manufacture of men s
clothing for the custom and sales goods.
There are many classes of the former,
graded according to quality of work.
The custom coat makers are those who
do every part of the work on coats ex-
cept pressing, and earn compensation
of $12 to $21 a week. The L" bushel
women " are paid by the week, and
understand all parts of the trade. In
this class of work speed is essential as
we'll as skill, the price of busheling
job" to a customer being determined
according to the time taken to do the
work. Vest making is a neat and re.
munerative class of work, requiring
skill and taste. One of the most unde-
sirable is the making of com non panta-
looms, the stitching of which has to be
done by hand on the four long seams,
the two side pockets, watch pocket and
additional back pockets, requiring much
outlay of labor. This class of work
was advanced last spring in some estab-
lishments from 81 so to so pair. The
class of work which is called Sc custom
made sale - is subdivided into pocket
makers, seamers, collar makers, ma
chine stitchers, buttonhole makers, fin
ishers and little strot' girls. The
duty of the last named is to carry the
pieces from the machine operators and
pressers to the seamstresses.
A high grade of industry for girls is
that of compositors, who are employed
mainly on the types of weekly papers
and magazines. Their earnings range
from 81 to SIG a week. It is stated
that there are about 1900 in Boston,
but there is never so large number at
work at one time. The women's work.
on boots and shoes is subdivided in a
manner similar to the clothing. The
girls have no vacation, except from
choice, as the work continues through
out the year without intermission. The
wages earned range from 81 to SIG
week, the latter price being secured
only by those of the best ability. That
the varied industries which have sprung
up for women of late years have not
caused the ranks of the housekeepers to
be deserted is evidenced by the fact that
there are at present in Boston, accord.
ing to the statistics of Col. Carroll D.
Wright, 15,087 domestics. According
to the statistics there are over 10000
shop-girls in Boston, and the inequality
of natural gifts is exemplified in the faci
that many of them can earn 81 week
more easily than others can So.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
nnNs nI.IE.
The Twenty-second u. n. In
fantry Pass Through the
City--A Eiae Com
nuud.

II has been many years since q uni.
| formed soldier ~ the United states
army WAS sech ia Waco. Ibose who
came first, Hiter the la'e II pleasantneas,
were ,o' welcome visitors, FOR the
wounds o. civil strife were then too sore.
And when the troops marched away Tor
.ood-it was in 1858 or 'd9-there were
no toars she'd All that is over, hough,
and any town NV would be glad to have
garrison u the "buvs IN blue Tor
wherever they are stationed they speud
their money freely, are kept under good
discipline and build mp town -Hs wit
ne. y ,n Antonio. which has made mil
lions " dollars by beng a permanent
military post The first body Of United
S'atos truo's in Waco, sine" the years
above mentioned, was yesterday m rnlngi
VIII orr people were yet -leeplng. The
command was the we'll known Twenty
Second L. $. Infant y, ru route Tor their
new field ~ duty iu Colorado, going va
Fort Worth to III PasO aud ence to
Pueblo, Colorado. The command con
sisted " the field and stan oific n, line
officers ten companies, band, ETC.
making NJ 10 all nearly a thous nd
souls. lh 3 travel ON two FpecIal trains,
81 fully twenty three cars, including
cunches, slucp.rE baggage ARE, ut ok
cars, etc. 10 give gu IT. u the q
pee Ac attending the journey, t D. esti-
mated that n will cost Uncle Sam no
os4 than $4,000 to- move THIS regiment
from Texas 10 Colorado, and an equal
mount FOO bring their SUCCESSORS l.n-
other infantry regiment Il " ln the inr
wostJ here. The Twenty Sec nj In.
'antry has been ON du m western
Texas ne rly four years, succeeding tho
Nineteenth aud first reaching San Antu-
moi April, 1879. From there they were
distributed among the various posts
further west, Fort Mckavtt getting tho
greater portion. They did good -crvlco
tuere and were well liked by the citlzon6
at the var ous plRccs where qnartered.
In San Anton q, especially, the officers
were greatly esteemed being all West
Pointers and educated, pou he'd gentle
men, many ui the younger ones being OF
southern birth They wen into society
fr,cl aud pn Ihur7duv 1T lEst the
officers were the reci tents uf a grand
farewell, rendered them by San Antu-
MINIS gene ally This is the regiment
that has the fine band, At one time Ell
gagged Tor aud Xpcctcd 10 make music
Tor the Waco Vulkz eat, on July ith, last.
The departure u tins band from the Al
lmu city no doubt used grca regret
among the people thcro, FOR it's superh
Oh u air concerts had been - source oi
delight Tor years past. The two trains
moved slowly through tfis city, follow
my hu short distance apart aud ma
king uut bricf hmt Brcak'nat was to
be- obtained for the command at Fer
worth ABOUT 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ling. by this tiuc the soldiers ne wei
on their way to FL paao-in IA noarl.
thure
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

There is no limit 10 the ingenuity ~
rnud. assumes every coureivable
shape, nd those who do not read the
r0pers and keep posted are more likely
to get cnught tuun those who do. The
bogus tele hone muu IL now abroad in
the lHud-brware of him. The Dallas
Herald says; "Ihere IL q party in 0hc
city who is going ouud sviudlng sub.
scuber- to the telephone exchange b.,
repre- entlug tha he is connected with
1t IN the capacity ~ rcpaIrer Hpunarscp
a sum FOR prcteu ing to right the 'phours
which he never fails to spoil, An Suucf-
lutendeut Glover has found it necessary
to stnrt ut a man To repair the damage.
he has douc. He is known bY sight to
scyernI purti g, and ls being looked for
10y the police. He IL fraud OF tine first
winter ATlble and pleasant in hi man.
uors, lac has succeeded in getting int
the good grRceH Of many" The bogu.
telephone man Ind a3 we'll keep away
from Waco II be doesn't want To- he "rurg
up IN style .hat will hurt hun.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

We have warrant Tor saying that Ar-
engagements are now being pyr feeted TO
organize u congregation m this city, ~
which Rev, j. y. shaw will be invited to
become the .uGtorhl head. SuGic ent
fun hav already been suh-cr bed 70
guarantee him adequate remunerati ~,
or at least to secure his services. The
first -teu will be to organize. under the
laws of the safe, IA corporate body,
aud secure CHARTER privileges. This Will
We Mr.. Shaw al the legal Rights and
privileges enjoyed by ministers ~ any
faith. The husIu ss alaIr- ~ the organ
ilation will be- administered boy board
n directors and trustees, who will des-
iguste methods for current expenses,
etc The county comm ssiouers have
also granted t.y use Of TIE courthouse
tu Mr., Shaw until the congregation
above mentioned can secure perma-
men place OF meeting, The cunerega.
tiou IL exp ctcd to have a large mem
b rship. Further details viii be given
M the plans mature,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
Fifteen Dollars for "A Cord Of
MnnI.

1t is getting pretty hard lines when a
citizen has to pay fifteen dollars tor a
cord Qight measure, at that OF gr,en,
post.oak wood. And yet, men and
breth en-, this price was paid in this
city yesterday. The circumstances were
these The wood hauler, whose name we
did not learn, was relentless and indie
pendent, He said the day was wet and
cold, and the weather WAS going to be
colder, II he could not get fifteen dol.
lars he would haul the wood home The
purchaser was asked how he could afford
such 3 price2 well" he sand, "Iye got
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
TIIE MANOIsAI.TT
MAJOR IIInchnnn'~P Past Record
RcVIcN, cd and Defended.

Waco November III entered the
rnce for Mayor Of the CITY VI Wa o IN
good Faith intending 10 dcnl .ncstly
and fairly with gentlemen who we're
cnudii tc- IN oppoHltiun To- me. The
twr gentlemen who Oppose me announce
Themselves IN Iemucrnts and VIII 10 |
rccn ui2c the fact tina the Office OF
Ma, or IN non partisan, !, following tho
usual cuurse, stated In Il short card
published in your excellent paper, M
well hs in the Rperch ! made before the
convention winch do lined for the
democracy Of Waco 10 make uumina-
tiuus, that / wna "a democrat and had
always boon one. Some gentleman, |
do not charge that my opponents had
anything to do Tia It, were not sR IN
lied with my drclnratio., hut wrote
bnck to ny old home tor my record,
md the following lcttoI from distin'
| guIshed nwy Of Pleasant Hill, Mo,
VIII cNplulu itself
PLEASANT llrLl, Nov 9, 1882.
4. IIiuchulu. Fsg Waco. Ihas
My DEAU SIN I snw communion
ton to-day from IcIA IN regard 10 you
| could not tell whether 1t "Hs from
your friends or enemies. Ii stated that
your oppouon were denying that you
were true democrat, and charging that
you, at one time, were captain Of u
negro company. The object ~ tho
communication wns 10 learn something
u your racord as democrat while here
m Pheasant Hill We gave You good
send on," replying that while you were
in Mlss urI, IN every drmoCra lC con
test, you had fought the good fight AMI
| KEEP the faith, and that the negro caI-
fancy report was false. Hm afraid
| that uur roply wHstou lute To do you any
| good The LeNt time that you are u can
! dldHto let mo hnuw, "a d | will establish
our democratic record here by the best
cll2nus "a the county. l hope you are
elected. h.. me- know the result.
Respectfully your friend,
WM. l.. JARHuTT,
II will take no penetrating mind to
SEQ that ~ friend of mno wrote the
letter spoken u above, euquiring
about my record, and # the
rrp.y had been damaging to
my at niiug rs a citizen and
democrat 1t would are this have breG
hernldcd all over the city. As it AZ
not the kind ot letter they were owl
IDENTITY fishing for, the good people Of
acu have heard nothi 4 Of 1t 1 SIX .
the gentlemen who wrote for he iniur- /
III tluu to publish the letter. have no I.
desire to get Office under false pruteuCes, /.
nor wuuld do my op, oucuts tie inJus- F.
tee O question their previous political .
record And 1t seem, to me t 1t the /
( lends Of other candidates might have +.
trcn ed me with he same consideration, |
| deg're To- he Mayor Of Waco for .
various asuus Our streets need At.
I ntiuu, our public schools need alton
ilou, our fire dcpa tment needs the tos.
.eriug care ~ friendly udmuist alton,
and II elected | will bc no partizan
mayor, but shall devote all ~ my euer.
gees to bmldmg up Waco. | an glad
Tie gentleman wro.e 10. uy record.
Will he live 1t to the pu' ? hay
writtuu Tor h4s name hu, ~. II comes
I will have something more O say per.
hGps | am not ashamed or AFRAID Of .
my past record. Truly,
A HISCHMAS. /
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
She Anid n NAnIIon.

"Mama,' said bright yel, golden
haired little darling, 'ha! me great
big dolly wha, laughs and cries una
says papa aud mama" "Why, III,
child there is no slcn thing in Waco,
replied the mother. 20, yes, there is
mama, for lssaw one at the Fashion
Bazaar in that big case, and all the Other
dellies was sittin' up in the case and
lookin' at her; | think there was mil
lion dollies there, but / choosed tn,
prettIest. "-lll9tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

Have you 'ricd our special brand oi
fine flour; our old fashion maple gyruu,
Our rtric'ly pure new crop Louisiana
mulasses; our chuic" gr ru Rio coffee.
our pnr" Loui uua sugars; our elegant
assortment Of Baltimore and California
canned irnit- aud vegrtubics;our canned
fish AID sArdines aud VIII tr fish, mack
orel and herrinGs m bnrrcIs, our strl'tl,
iino choice rod apl les, our Ia arrival Of
crinb rrlos, our BabbItts l}ust soar,
our Monday soap, our Snowflake gloss
starch, our Thousand and ono articles
that you need every day, II Of which
WE guarantee IA represented, ut strictly
uniform low prices. DO = fail to test
what we mean by our "gpnrantce' aud
our uniform low prices" for thrs,
things We adhere to IN every instance.
a, Jo>E1 Taylor * Bro
No. and lruthpr block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

We ar, authorized 600 AufuuLtr N"u"Ti 10
Rogers. Ltq'r Hs % candidate I. o Recorder '
the city Of hacI, election December mn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
Dress Mailing,

BY Mrs. j. II. Anderson, Mn h street
between Austin and Washington streets
Waco Texas. am prepared TO cut, iii
aud make dresses, in the latest and most
fashionable styles, on short notice and
reasonable terms, and respectfully ask
the patronage OF the ladies Of Waco. |
make a specially OF fine work, also
have a stock OF Butterick's patterns for
sale at a reduced price or rent, at 10
cents each. Mrs. j. Il. ANDERSON.
S2Stc
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Waco, Texas. lU22dtf

II there ever existed a doubt in the
minds Of the people az 10 the efficacy NJ
the many preparations ow being manu-
featured daily at the laboratory " Tuck.
er * Willis they can soon have tn II
minds disabused OF that error by coming
and witnessing hourly the many test.
monigls given in their favor. 1t il FIN
ply wonderful what trade they have
built up on their elegant and reliable
home remedies. They are well named
simple Remedies" Everybody can use
them aud their results are always salts.
fsctory,-lOl3tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

Every la " should avail herself ~ the
oppor unity offered by Levine Bros. "
getting one OF tn se nc ures Of the
fam us Mrs. Langtry, and at the sam
time should 'ook through heir stock, at
the many heauti al, III ful and orna-
mental goods which they ROW have on
exhibition i 1910
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
a want ruled

Waco with all Cf her improvements,
etc. has been short OF one thing and thai
IL licensed pawnbT krr or loan office,
where a person can get money adyau, ed
on diamonds, watches, i.w,lry. gus. pis
tolls, clothing and all articles OF value, but
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
NOtice-- Abstracts OF Land
Tile.

We have secured the services o' Mr..
Albert Chalmers, who has u abstract Of
aud titles for McLenuan county and
tor much OF the old Milan land district.
and will furnish abstracts and opinions
~ to titles ON application, Mr. Cha.
mers aud one Of our firm will alwtys Ice
found in our office,
ANDERSON a FLINT.
Waco, TexRs.-lu24dtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
WassIs EES BN TELEGRAPH

tom ls lu 'ulr demand, freely met at pre-
V.us prizes UWands, 6isd, Orleans
Il I-lGl Sales. 10000 h les; speculation
aud export, 1000 baies; receipts, 1900
hriy,. 5ii America. November d, livery,
@ 2.GitlG 3.Gll; November December,
b Isl Git observation-disclosures, Gl.t4d;
lAuu ry-I bruury, 62.Gi1; February
March, b G3 Gid, March-April, Gl-6ld;
! A.rl-Mny, 5G5tld; May.Juue, : IS Old;
iuuo-July, Is std, July.Augnst.
. d u GluG lN.6id. Futures aro lteudy.
l.Nu ~. No. Crtton-NOvembcr dellv-
ery5 G1Gtd;Drcember.Jauu so Sid;
Frhm ry March, 81 Gid March "A ril,
. 6d. Ar Nay,G G4uG l-Gid; May.Juuc,
GGGi June july q 1-Gi96 I-6i. Fu-
lures easy.
NEW loRK, November lS.--The total
visible supply of cotton for he worl is
, 2,323.GJ7 bales, Of which l,7l33l7 bales
! are American, against 3,il3,23j bales
and lg1L9Ji bales, respectively last
/ y.ar Receipts OF cotton Mt all interior
towns, iiS,76i bales; receipts from plan.
tntOus, -J3 j37 bales, Crop in sight,
2,32j 5i6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 49, Cotton
les steady; mid ling, Toe; receipts, T. 600
huIrs.
NEW OHuEASs,November ls.-Cottou,
sinu,l, SuI..G OOhpIaa Orliunr, sl 90.
1o"I '"',,'' 'I'vS , GI'',,n! a.,
"GI G'u' n In o'" ,oa 10" , miaInS' 0Ac
miji,mI f, Inv oS 20. fa ,i''i iiI, WIZ H.
int. 1.t ffI 'ba,Ia .".' ,ros. ''' II az
h.I.g y, nrtg T., Gr.oi RrrT;,a;, f;'s93
hnr,s. Frann W I'm hi 'i.i,''''' Gt'' '''
5Il s4l hdrns Frt,rs irr", ,v ,I 3,"v,,
-,.n.J, g'I.s sn -0n hii" 'V'i''s
I..l;,r, IN iG,,lh Ola. Ii'. ~,
In ,'lnas IN d.. w. t'
IN ,5,r, a.. IT,, tn -1, IN ~ '.' ''".
49, ''il 'i"'' '- - q, 'v''''' a III
iWW,'I, iU 1n ~ n ,0r' June
~ 1Il!, iI va W, august
wv ''' MY, io'Iles 'U,"-r, ..
~ wy $50 eiuoeI no. o., N"''"i,
7l'I!S r''''yH i.r'il, oIu'IjnIH &C., Ro"a
9,IuIuH'i ''9'' TO" n'IIllhs' I" Hc' MD
"Il's, I''' so1u mIddIl"E' Iuisc' re,
t'lp.S, ""IeS' gross -. Export
''"S'"'5e' Ct Ia aiy5s' GREAT Britain
o"''7' oa'eS' ! o0' oaleS'
Examiners Special Galveston Report
GALVESTON, November ls.-Ihe local
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

A large Invoice ol new and cl giant
designs in square hirl cagps-brn.s and
wire iu-i received at c. \, Cunts cal
and SCI them. lll9lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

Dyspepsia disappears when Carter's
LAYER Bltters are used, and Tor weak
stomach, Indigestion, const patton, etc.
they cannot be orcolled. Sold 10y Tuck
or 4 Willis, Waco, Texas. ll.S.lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

More cases OF sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, nc, eau be cured in
less time, with less medicine, and for
less money, by using Carter's Little
Liver Pills, than by auy other means.
Sold by Tucker 4 Willis, Waco, Texas.
-lllIlM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
Astrn.aeCnse OF Reckies-ne.-

A party on Austin street is recklessly
giving away, Tor 70 We consider 1t, pure
California liquors at the most uureason-
able low prices. For ms ance, Old q ret
at g per gallon, and Angel Musca el
and Tokny wincs,and Ola Craze Brandy
(pnre and genuine at proper tomato
prices. /. A. Goldsteiu, ~ Austin street,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

Lorentz Flayoring Extracts are the
best. Buy thom = Castles, Morrison
& Co.,-lllglt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
The Native. Made Happy Once
More

what, Nh1? because Tucker * Wills
have just received ano her large shipment
.! Caters little liver pills -ll-ti
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

plenty OF coal at home, but my wife
said she wanted some wood for cook z
end | Didn't see any chance for wood
being any cheaper soon, Pm ] bought II.
But," he added, 81 have one conso a.
ton. II victimized IN wood, ! can buy
any brand Of tobacco or cigars cbea 'cr
than everso long as Herr holds the fort
at his Ausin street store Mora
there ig silver lining TO every cloud.
Barney Feldhnke, 81 Austin avenue
has most elegant line Of heaters adap-
tod TOR coal, with or without DR. ms
They are nobby j. design and low IN
price, to satisfy you. Call and see Tor
yourself. Also has nice line u wood
stoves, all Of which hc will 80 low.
DON'T wait until 1t turns cold, but come
right along and select one (Which he will
deliver aud put up 80 as to be ready.
lll2tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
The Great Popular Route Of Texas
GULF, COLORADO & SANTAFE ~
CoNNnCrIoN e..

AtGAIVESToN with y.Irorr an
- " 800, - = 70 " WIN -ia.,oI LIN
MC.gan Line inr New Orleans,
nola, Corpus Christi. Brownsyiue Dc
Vera Cruz.
At ARCOLA with I, 4 G.N.R.l D.
Columbia and town, IN BrazJracOU
AtROSENBERG with G. H.S
railway. (Suus,t RuutD Tor tulum.
Wemar Harwood. LUling, San Al,
MO. Laredo, Uvalde and We
Texas and Mcxico,alsu Tor Houston
star and Crescent Route tor Beaum,
OrangrLakr Char,esth, I.chr Conn.
Ne" Orleans anu all points IN the Sout
east, NVrtn and East with New York
Teas \ Mexican railway Tor Wharton
"a o., n'-o"S "" lu'l nue.
At ENHAM with II. d I. c: rail
way lOr Hampstead, L,dbu.ieI, Clio
dlngs MCDtdcHud Austin.
dII.ANn ,.s n u ID
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

Fashionable Dress Making, by Mr.,
A. 1. Hodges, Uses French tailor sys.
TEN OF cutting and Fitting. d. stairs.
southeast corner OF Austin and Sixth
streets - Fine work a specially.
lO2ilm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
a Cnra...AIdrrmnnIc unnnr..

MIR w. u. SCARHIRuuGn, Waco:
Dear Slr-We the undersigned citi-
zcus earnestly solicit you to allow
your name 10 90 before the people nj
the coming election, rs candidate
for alderman In the first ward. B o.
Loving that the interests ut our no
pie viii be ably represented By you
and awaiting your early reply, we Ucg
to remain yours, very truly,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

Just received new line Of Brussels.
two and three ly carpets at price, lower
than ever llll2tc) h. HAugk.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19
I.Irnt, nrItIns,ore.

Smith tonic, ana kidney anG Nyel cure,
at tucker & Wills II ct
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

C.ll aud see tho.e new goods At John C..
EalOn's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

We are auth. rIzol to AuH ounce luA" Moor,
HsArAufIIute fjr tit, Marshal % wac. r.' o..
ulou UrCeIrhrr ID, l--4 lf'tlHN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-19

Ne hre authorized 90 nuu,uare ''"plE" ~ -
byA.A candidate tor Gus Marshal ui Wac
,1.rtinp D.e.uIHgr IT, I-s4 H-Jtin
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-01-21
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
U" T"As tUeeF UfeehibeF ISM, 1881.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.


LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
$50 tChcago, Cincinnati and 81. Louis, Fast Ex.
$50 Washington Elk. IVA. Midland, Lynehburg,
Danville, South and Southwest, Richmond
via Quantico.)
$50 Ellicott City and Way Stations.
6.i5 Washington and Way Stations.
1.l5 Stanton, Va. Springs and Annapolis e.,
and Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
7.5o Piedmont, strasburg. Winchester, Hagers-
town. Frederick and Way. Via Main stem.
ION Sunday to Eliicott City only.)
$50 Washington and Way Stations. ION Sun
day connects for Annapolis.)
$50 tSt. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Columbus,
Pi,t.burg and Washington Express.
1850 Washington Express.
Pm.
i2.I5 Washington, Annapolis and Way Stations.
l.3O ton Sunday only for Washington and Way.
l.30 Ellico,t City and Way Stations.
$50 Washington and Way Stations. (Riehmond
via Quantico. except sunday.)
100 Washington Express.
40 Winchester. lIagerstown, Frederick and Way
SEQ Washington. Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 frederick and Way Stations.
$50 Martinsburg and Way Stations.
6.25 Washington and Way Stations.
$50 tsi Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and WASH
ington Ex. va. Midland, Ly nehburg, Dan
willie, South aud SOuthwest.)
300 ION Sunday only for Mt. Airy and Way.
Ills Mt. Airy and Way Stations.
Leave for Metropolitan Branch us A. NJ, I.30
and ESQ =. NJ; for Rockville 1850 A. NJ, 1850
T.. NJ.
All trains stop at Relay. except $50 A. NJ.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
500. t6.5o. 7.i5. Sis, 1900, 1900 A. NJ, 1910,
tl.?5 t2.l5. t3.oO $50, $780, tiiO. t5.i5, t6.45,
s.4O. t9.3S, =. NJ.
tDaily. .sunday only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
W. VI. CLEMENTS. Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.