Transportation to the Nebraska Camp-Meeting

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Oct 1, 1885

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 11, No. 37.

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Transportation to the Nebraska Camp-Meeting.

Persons coming to the Lincoln meeting by rail, will pay full fare (three cents per mile) in coming, taking a certificate or receipt of the agent where the ticket is bought, showing that full fare has been paid one way. These certificates will be indorsed at the meeting by Mrs. Cudney, after which they will enable the holder to purchase a return ticket for one-third fare.
Upon arriving at Lincoln, those coming over the B. & M. R. R., will take the Tenth Street Lincoln horse-car at the depot, for the camp ground. Street-car fare is five cents.
All checks for baggage should be given to the Ensign Transfer Company as soon as you arrive at the depot. Arrangements have been made with this company to carry all baggage to and from the grounds, trunks for ten cents and hand baggage five cents each way. Those coming over the U. P. R. R., will either have to walk three blocks to reach the street-cars, or take the Ensign bus, direct to the grounds, fare fifteen cents. A. J. CUDNEY.