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w. G. Pert, who hrs teen Ill for two or
three weeks, is out again.
Josie NJ. Gray, Susie E. Long, Jessie l..
Long and Mary A. Long have gone
to the teachers convt niion at Bucksport.
Miss Mabel Twining, who has been at
the Point Lookout club house during
the summer, returned last Wednesday.
She is the guest OF Mrs. l.. B. Grindie.
Edwin Barton and wife, OF Springfield,
Mass, arrived last Friday. MIR. Barton
will remain a week visiting relatives in
the village. Mrs. Barton will return home
later.
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Lamo,ne.
Miss Georgia Ball is the guest of Capt.
Fred Hodgkins and wife.
Elmer King, of East Boston. is visiting
his parents, Stillman King an6wife.
Hiram Emery and wife, of Bar Harbor,
spent several days last week with Mrs.
Mary Coolidge.
Harvey Hodgkins, who has been spend
ing the summer with his parents, leaves
this week for New York.
Miss Cordia King has returned from
Seal Harbor, where she has been during
the summer.
Eben King and wife are visiting Mrs
Kings brother, j. W. Young, and her
sister, Mrs. James Bunker, in Webster
City, Iowa.
The community has been saddened by
the death of lothian Reynolds, which was
briefly reported in THE AMERICAN last
week. Death is at all times sad, but when,
as in this case, it comes suddenly and re-
moves one in active life, with everything
to render life attractive, it needs a strong
er faith to recognize the love and wisdom
which we know rule all events. In his
public service and business connections,
Mr.. Reynolds enjoyed the confidence and
esteem of all. As friend and neighbor
he was kind and loyal. AS husband and
father, as son and brother, he was self
sacrificing and affectionate in high de-
gree. Quite early in life he united with
the church in Lubec, where he then lived.
He leaves a widow, four sons and two
daughters, an aged mother, Mrs. Charles
Whitaker, two sisters, Mrs. William King,
of this town, and Mrs. Emma Coggins, of
Meriden, Conn.,, and three brothers, Will
lard Reynolds, who lives in the West,
Luther Reynolds, OF Meriden. and c. A.
Reynolds, of Cambridgeport. Mass. The
funeral services were held Monday after
noon, Rev. j. 5. Blair officiating. A very
large number of relatives and friends
gathered in the church to pay loving trib-
ute to the deceased.
Sept. "a. HI.
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guest of s. II. Remick Friday and sstur-
day OF last week.
The Union chapel was dedicated Satur-
day, Sept. o. Rev. George II. Sailey, Of
Ellsworth, preached the sermon.
Walden Hodgkins, wife and daughter
Beulah, OF White Head. have been here
the past week visiting their old neig h bors.
Mr.. Hodgkins is first assistant light
keeper at White Head.
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MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Divine Master
to remove from our midst our beloved conI-
panion, Mrs. Ella A Jordan,
Whereas, We the members OF Companion
Court Sunbeam, 3a3, feel that We have lost II
worthy member, therefore be 1t
Resoiced. That we sympathize with the be-
reaved relatives OF the deceased.
Resolved. That our charter he draped In
mourning for thirty days, thata copy of these
resolutions be sent the family of the deceased
and copies to THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
AND Bangor Commercial! for publication.
MRs- BELLE HAsLAM.
Mrs. ELIZABETH JORDAN,
Miss LILLIAN WILBUR,
Committee on Resolutions.
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Southwest Hsr~or.
Rev. F. W Brooks is away on vaca-
ton.
Grace CARROLL is at work in the post
office as clerk.
Eva Mayo has returned to Bucksport
ssminsty.
Fred j. Higgins mas gone to Pitts field
TO attend the academy.
The second daily mail wilt be diseon-
finued next Sunday, Sept. 80.
Thomas Clark and wife, OF Augusta,
have been spending few days at the
Dirigo.
Miss Maud Higgins is clerking at A. l.
Holmes Miss Jennie DoIiiver is taking a
vacation.
Everett Gllley AMI wife have gone to
Housekeeping in the basement rooms of
william Mss rs house.
Floyd Smith has lett the EN- ploy of G
L. Smith to attend school for year.
Clayton Giliey has taken his place.
William Ash is making extensive re
pairs upon his house, raising it and
building on an addition.
Rev. George Z. Kinney, OF Somesville,
will y. ~ IRE next Sunday morning
and eE lining in exchange with Rev. G. II.
Heffion.
Capt. J. II. Pease has gone to Portland
to be under care of a doctor. His many
friends hope ne will return improved in
health.
Rober. nsign and family returned to
Philadelphia last week, also the Coitons
who have occupied the new Ksign cot
tage the past summer.
Charles Cook and family have moved
to Bangor to give their children better
school privileges. Mr.. Cook is en-
ployed In q machine shop.
Miss lisa belle Clark, who has been as
sisting at the Dirigo for the past summer
is at Bass Harbor, assisting in the house
work at o. W. Kittredge's.
The Inmans, who have been guests at
the Lawton cottage since July, left We'd
Thursday. THESE ar. about the last oil
the sum mer people.
Golf has stopped over from Northeast
Harbor to Southwest. Some OF the boys
who have been acting as caddies over
there for pocket money the past summer
have set out an amateur link course
through the fields and pasture south and
east OF George Gilley's barn. So We are
up with the rest of the cultured and arts
.ocratic world at last.
Freeman Lurvey, having taken untt
himself wife, has purchased the hous
and lands owned by Thomas Savage OF
the Norwood Cove road, and will settl
down to housekeeping, farming, domes
tic joys, aud the solid sensible things O
life generally. Marriage may be a faiur
with some foolish couples here and there
but We never saw an old bachelor ye
who was not failure anyhow-s fu.sy
snarling, selfish Old bore.
The law is off on cartridges. The bird
themselves are off, too, to parts unknown
or else they were nearly all killed off las
fall. One of our best men with a gun
man who can see bird through half mil
of dense thicket and can hear pin Dr."
two miles or so away, and who can h,t any
thing that flies across the armament Q
through the wood, from a barn swallo,
to streak of chain lightning-has nett he
seen nor heard game bird yet. tn
AMERICAN correspondent feels for hiI
very much, because he lives in the sam
house and misses that broiied partridg
of sweet and toot hsome memory.
Sept. "a. H.
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seawali-
Mrs. Ellen staples, of Swans Island, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Malina Newman.
George Kent has bought the Stanley
property and will soon occupy the house.
Mrs. Charles Newman with her little
boy came home from Deer Island last
Saturday.
Mrs. Lettie Slack, OF Everett, Mass,
who has been The guest of Mrs. Annabel
Newman, returned home Monday.
Miss Bertha King came home from
Northeast Harbor last week. She has
been taking care OF cottage there.
Sept. "a. DOLLY.
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1t has been demonstrated by experience
that consumption can be prevented by the
early use of One Minute Cough Cure. This
lung troubles. Cures quickly. WIaGIN d
MOORE.
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For Women.

DIR. Tolmau's Monthly Regulator hasbrought
happiness to hundreds of anxious women.
There Is positively no other remedy known
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matters of apriyateor delicate nature. Bear
in mind this remedy Is absolutely safe under
every possible condition and will positively
leave no after i'll effects mon the health By
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ARE,
Sept. "a

rs folly to suffer from that horrible plague of
the night itching piles. Doan's Ointment cures.
quickly and permanently. At any drug store
80 eents-Adrt.
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her decline Funeral services were held at
the Baptist church, Rev. A. Il. Coar, of
Ellswo rth Unitarian church, officiating.
The female quartette from Ellsworth rem
dered appropriate music. The floral trib-
utes were very beautiful, and silently
spoke OF the high esteem in which deceased
was held. Mrs. Eodgkins was forty three
years of age.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are famous
little pills for liver and bowel troubles
Never grippe. WIGGIN Il MOORE.
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SUBA.

Reach.
John Annis came home yesterday. He
has been in the steam yacht "Pappoose''
this season.
d. Wellington Torrey and wife will
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary Of
their marriage Wednesday evening, Sept.
26.
Mrs. s. P. Hutchings and Mrs. F. Ardell
Young, OF East Surry, have been the
guests OF W. p. Lowe and wife the past
week.
Sept. n. NIL
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COUNTY NEWS.
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south Deer Isle.
Joseph Thurston and wife, and Mrs. Vie
Thurston left the 18th for Cambridge.
John Robbins, who has not been here
for some years. arrived Friday for visit
to his old friends.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Herbert Lougee, at Salem, Mass, recently.
Mrs Lougee was formerly Miss 1della
Small, of this place.
Wednesday Ross Davis, of Mountain
vile, was driving down hill near here
when a little girl who was just in front of
him STUN bled and fell. The horse took
fright, kicked the dasher to pieces and
freed himself. He ran into neighboring
yard, where he was caught. The carriage
was badly broken.
Howard PIERCE and wife were at Ocean
willie Tuesday evening. A youth on a
wheel came "scorching" down a hill,
without light or bell. The wheel struck
the hub OF the gig, broke both shafts and
the rocker, throwing the occupants
out, with bad shaking up. The cyclist
was bruised, but not seriously hurt. Mrs.
PIERCE was quite badly famed, but no
bones were broken. Strange to say, the
wheel was not injured.
Sept. q. Eco.
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PenoIJscor-
The schooner "Elen Maria is discharg-
ing coal for A. z. Varnum.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Phillip Friday, Sept. q.
Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mark Smith have
gone to Hancock for short visit.
Capt. William and Lester Sellers have
gone to Bangor to join the schooner
"Flora Condon".
Hutchins' express for Bangor hereafter
will make only three trips a week, leaving
here Monday, Wednesday and Friday and
returning Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
This community was shocked Tuesday
morning by the sad intelligence of the
death of Alex Love, Of East Bluehill, who
was killed by the train at Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. Love is brother to Emma B. Love,
who is teaching here. School has been
closed during the week.
Sept. %. SUBA.
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Marlboro.
Elder Rice, of Lamoine, held two meet
ings here Sunday.
Daniel Gray, OF Bar Harbor, was the
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it.Iham.
Tue infant sou OF Alfred Gray has been
very i'll but is Low improving
Guy Burrill is attending the fall term of
the normal school at Castine.
Mrs. Sara Eldridge is seriously i'll at her
home. 1t is feared she has appendicitis.
Carrie Johnston, a graduate of Castine
normal school, is teaching in Eddington.
j E. Turner and wife, OF Brewer, with
their little son, are visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Ralph Smith, OF Orono, Is spend
ing some v eeks with her brother, Wallace
Heath.
Lena Black has gone to Brewer, where
she has work in the family O; Eben
Spencer.
Edna Johnson, who has been home for
her summer vacation, has returned to
school IN Portland
Wilmont Heath, OF Colorado, former
resident, was in town recently after an
absence of twelve years.
Miss lnez Burrll will soon go to the
general hospital at Bangor to receive treat
ment Tor appendicitis.
A. c Pink ham has sold his farm here to
Elisha SWEET, aud Will move his family to
Town Hill, AIT. Desert, where he will have
work during the winter.
Schools are open and taught by the fol-
lowing teachers: School No. 4, Miss Fan
ME Chapman; No. 5. Frank Z. Maddox,
of Bluehil; No. 6, Mrs. Flora Crockett
No. I, ISIS Bernice Patten; Green Lake,
Miss lnez hamilton.
Worthy Master A. G. Hooper has invited
the mem bers of New Century and East
Eddington oranges to a picnic on his
grounds at Green Lake, to take place a bout
the middle of October. A thoroughly
good time is assured all those privileged to
meet in such a lovely place to enjoy the
bountiful hospitality of MIR. and Mrs.
Hooper.
Sept "a. b.
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THE N has subscribers at JOG
~ the ~ Offices IN Hancock coanfy;
"a the 9th Japers ia the county COM
bSned do n, inch so msans. THE AMER
lCsN he onis paper printed IN
Auncock csss Hte. and hGx aerer caotued to
-, but u oaIs paper that con prop
ats b. easst. COUNTY paper; ali the
rest are me~-s. local papers. The ctrcalu-
Non OF rHt AMERICAN. barring the Bar
Hnr6or Record'e summer list. 10 larger
thar that Of all the other papers printed
in Hancock eoaaty.
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south surry.
Rev. Mr.. Collins held services here last
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Young is spending a few
days in Ellsworth.
Miss L. A. Treworgy is visiting her
sister at West Surry.
Capt. W. d. Curtis, who has been very
ill, is slightly improved.
Mrs. W. P. Stewart and family left for
New York few days ago.
P. X. Rich and wife are visiting their
children in Massachusetts.
Mrs. George Easterbrook and son re-
turned to their home in Rhode Island last
week.
Mrs. Sarah W. Treworgy, of North
Sedgwick, is spending few days with
relatives here.
d. G. Means and wife attended the Bap-
fist association in Trenton last week.
They also visited relatives in Lamoine.
Sept. "a.
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Sept. q. Eco.
Atlantic.
School in the village is taught by Austin
Joyce.
Alfred Joyce is having his house
shingled.
DR.. Small and wife were at Stonington
Thursday.
Fred benson, of Camden, is visiting his
uncle, DR.. Small.
Isaac Stinson is having quite an extern
sion built upon his house.
The lobster and weir fishermen have had
an unusually prosperous year.
Linwood Joyce is building a house for
Colson Robbins, on Pond island.
The Christian Endeavor society has been
reorganized, with Levi B. Joyce as presi-
dent.
Mrs. Emery Joyce went to Portland this
week to stop few weeks and accompany
her husband home.
H. w. Joyce has the large oven COM
pleted in his factory at cost Of Il 500. 1t
is now possible for them to take care of
any amount of fish, even in stormy
weather, as this new oven makes it un-
necessary to fake them.
Sept. %. 8.
West fremont.
Hollis Reed has gone to Bangor to join
his father.
Zuima Lunt has returned to Gorham
normal school.
Miss kathryn Murphy has gone to
Bangor on short visit.
Mrs. Matilda Albee entertained party
OF friends from Bluehili this week.
Miss Eunice Reed came from Northeast
Harbor this week to care for her mother.
L. W. Rumili, who has been at work at
Northeast Harbor since June, came home
Thursday.
Alton Pomroy is having extensive re-
pairs made on his house. The work is
being done by w. n. Lunt.
Edward A. Lunt, who has been working
for l.. w. RumIll, had a call to WORK for
the government at Mooseabec. He left
Saturday.
Miss Maud Grover, OF Cam bridge, Mass,
vino hs- heea visiting relatives here, lett
Monday TOR Rock and, where she will
make sort visit before going home.
Sept. "a. THELMA.
! North BrooksviNr.
! George GRAY has c'osed his store here
, and zone To NV York
Schooner Robert Petiis" arrived Sum
day from Portland with freight.
| John Ellis and wife. of Deer Isle, spent
Sunday with Miss Genevieve Allen, at
! Fairview.
Dr. Frank Bckford has purchased q
place at Bradford, and moved his family
/ there.
1 Edward Dodge and wife have gone to
/ Belfast to visit Mr.. Dodge's brother
Harry.
/ Mrs. Judith Staples, of Panobscot, is
staying with her daug liter, Mrs. Rebecca
Steele.
Ralph Halves and wife went to North
east Harbor last week to visit their aunt,
Mrs. Alice Allen.
John Parker has returned to Portland.
John Tapley. George Blodgett. Ira
Cousins and Henry Perkins went to
Ellsworth to-day on business.
Sept. "a c.
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Franklin Road.
Mrs. David Tenney is having some car
penter work done.
John Mckay and Daniel Robinson are
at work in Ellsworth.
George Latin is improving the looks OF
his place by new fence along the street
Miss Bertha Cline is teaching here in
stead Of Harvey Carter as reported last
week.
Albert Tenney cut his hand quite badly
necessitating seven stitches to close the
wound.
Harold Ball, Of Bangor, and Howard
Ball, Eagle Island light-tender, made theiI
uncle, F. s. Graves, call recently.
Sept. "a. g.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

A., Schedule in effect January is 1900
pa an trains rive and leave from Pennsylvania
and sic MaT sfa,Di for Danvie Charlotte
burg and Harrsonburs daily, and Stanton weat
Gays Gay and at Lynehburg with the Norfolk and west
Bridge daily, anu Lexington week DAYS
m HIS aa;m.Daily-TIfB UNITED STATES FAST
M Not Springs N &; Knoxville Chattanooga and
augusta Connects at Columbia with sIeeber for
at Sleeping Car to New orleans Uniting
t washington I'm to New Orleans without change Din.
Bridge and WeeS aa at daily
~ 10 amIDaiiy for Chariot tessie.
Harpisopbnrr dsiir ier Front ROYAL, strasburg and
s:5S sSsrlottssvt!ls
ESPRE Sleeping ta,s TO Sos BIZ End FLORIDA
Kama and Jacksonlle connecting with Drawing
neetlon for Aiken and Charleston through coach
MA SS SIT s:5y5ss AND cHArrA-
ps,los and Observation car between Radford f1 Vs
a1a A'ia AIa DM5RRs GsE Ss5yef
M6srE aaS I'm composed Of sleepers dining
aSer Heehfs sIsspe ass ts
ants asa II asssm,esham New orleans VA
n C; leaving Washington daily, except Saturday,,
G tGs Via aants n G car Macon
ing there with Sunset Lmited'' for San Francisco
, nestipnie Day Coach to Atlanta. Dining Car Sery.
sien e Personally Conducted Tourists Eyeur-
day and Friday 10 San Francisco without chanpa
>, dhAI Ms oN WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Ieave Mashingt2a 9:ol am. daily and 4:45 n m
M Mfst Lax and an SsS pm Sundays only Round
and SATURDAYS. and e:25 pm. Saturdays for Lees
, pGre o:TS Pm daily for Herndon. Returning ar
Gays Gays ana $40 pm Sundays only from Round Hill;
week wee days, 7;S2 pm. Wednesdays and Saturdays
an9 ZOO am Mondays from Leesburg.
DC zen "a "a m; an 2:l5 pm. and $50 IN
dialiy; and io:l5 am. daily, except Monday; Ear-
risonburg, y noon week days and 9:4O pm daily
daily. ~ e'1o P'ii'
Tickets. sleeping reservations and other tnfor-
nation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union Trans
fer Company orders left ticket Office los Elf
:eentn Sc. NV. bill Pennsylvania ave NV and at
Pennsylvania Passenger Station,
Telephone call l441 for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cab
service. Wv
FRANK s. CANNON, Sd V. Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
J. NJ CULP, Traffic Manager
W. A. TURK, General PASSENGER Agent
i, =, BROWN. General Apen
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7.s5 e,s ~ Corner of Sixth ard Streets
Psrla nn la wSek days. PITTSBURG EXPRESs-
| 1870 $500 An PENNSYLVANIA ITMfTEb. " .iP
MarrsSsra pi ia S Smoking and Observation Cars
to Illus, 1Ieveand and Toledo. Buffet ParIor Car
ie;Se An FAST LINE.-Pullman Buffet ParIo-
TO pit,h harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
s; sS. Pm; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
fns ang 6ipfn WASHINGTON TO St Louis and Sleep
ant LOUIS Nashville via Cincinnati and LousyiIie1
20 PM. WESTERN EXPRESS. Pullman sroon-
1,fica@o o TO fiushurg and Chicago. Dining Car 10
20 PM SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS pu,lmo,
risInrns oafS washington to PittsOurg and Har-
ninIngs 90 10 ST. Louis Cleveland and Cincinnati
1910 Pm PACIFIC ExrREss.-runman s,eeD,De
';S5 a An for for Kane. canandagua Rochester and
7 S9nfaEi For WiIIIlIamspOrt daily, $50 PM
falo and i %isg mnamsbor Rochester Erie Buff
,o WITH Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester
fao and S lGa ie FcPa nEshes Buff
FOR fHizll5i2 L ho's SrM sSa 6RF
40 go Pm CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED. daily
at Zoo vi" bin Din Car car 7 from
from W VIM ,Dinns Gar) and Il 90 dining Car
Car from Baltimore $50. 1000 Dan and III ii 20 iB9s
on sunday, 200 Dining Car. 10. siiS 400
Io 300 Dining Car from Baltimore Go
Iooo and II 30 PM. For Philadelphia only ~
daily. 'S' -''i anu o:io PM
For nd Boston 9 without change. 1855 AN. week days
For aasitimere. go: ZOO, 100. 7:ss s:,s 900
1000 1000 1880 II 90 AM. 12:1a, il As 1S:Ss
2:0. 3:i5: $50 "A 90, Limited 400 4:3r ZOO,
5;fo 6;l5, $50. 100, 1000 10;40 II .S5 and
dl;U I'm. On Sunday, 200, 100 S:I5 o.o0
S:o3. 1850. IL 90 AM. l2:l5 l:I5 2ao1 ak
$50 q ;oo Limited, 4:2o, 500, $40, 6i5 S:sS'
10 1000. 10 40 and IL 80 PM ' WV
For Popes Creek Line 7:55 An and "A, pu
week days: Sundays, 9:05 AN. $3.50
FOR Annapolis, 700 and 900 AM, 1918 and al
IN week days Sundays. 800 AN and 4:so
For Old Point Comfort via boswell and cbesanoaka
a and ONO Halfway II :45 AN. week days, with
Express Tor Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
I1ns, 80 An, 3:oT Pm. daily; Richmond oniy
ll:33 AN week days: Atlanta Special via Rir6,
nond and Seaboard Air Line 500 p NJ daily
AcSemIn9dation for Quantico As A NJ daily and
ADS Pm. week days $1,000 '''s si"1
sEASHoRE CONNECTIONS.
for ,AIantle Sity tria Delaware River Bridge all
man Buffet Parlor Carr, 3:I5 Il 90 '.CongressionaI
Lmted''t. anu IL 80 PM. daily MA Wartar
Street Wharf, 1000 and II 90 M I9.4s p NJ
week days, IL 80 PM daily -
For Cape May, II 90 An week s,rr 1Y.,a px
daily. 'e 'oo f'aA.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and q Streats and
at the station, Sixth and Streets where orders
can he left for the checking baggage TO destina
ton from hotels and residences
Cab Service. ~ A'AiitoaA
]. R. WOOD,
~ ,,,-,--,z General Passenger Agent.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager fnhlI
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule in effect December "a. 1899.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New Jer.
For Ssssse We ve.tlDulsa Limited
For Gnsluna 500 s. 1ui. d. sDS
press, 1855 am vestiSuisd Limited. s:so pm M
PitssDS3s n asd Cleveland 1885 am. $50 and
II IS pm, daily:
saa a way D: station. H s
$40 and tss9 Pm, ,,,-
ss5 s:ltsss Tsss ssS 90 sss
sSisss $40. Sass,. So ss:Ss II s
1slS. 3d. 400 1000. III Ills Sn .'''
For annapolis 7:l 90 and s:sS AM lz;l5 and
For Frederick. week days. s:s5 a.n:. loss an.
sD1a aoss sHe ann: .aa
~. $40. 7'os Pm. sundays. eco am: i:is.
I'D seS -ag points Ssss
ii:ss pm. Sundays. 500 am. i:iS. AS. 1905.
Fos Wilmington Junction and way points, week
deys. SIS am. 40. $50 I'm. Sundays. 900
~ Az train. .Ilaala&ses VIZ Finish light:
ton and the dD
fR ~ ,n 100 5ns5l an lS;S$ DINER; IIs
500. 100 Sleeping Car open at 1890 O'eloeE,,
noon, Els dining CARS 500. SOS 81 Dining Cars,
500. 1880 sleeping Car open 1000 o'cloek). and
Fer Atlantic s,6s City. 100 an Is;cs noon and
e, Cape May, week days. la;9s and rs Pm.
Baggage called and checked irom hotes and
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and General Manager. mhi7-6S