The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

west, Soufh and Southwest
Very Important 10 Travellers
Tourists, and those in search o
New Homes, 6o-Charms o
Climate and Attractions o
NoyeIty.-A Few Words 10 Tour
fists and Travellers Bound fol
BaImy Breezes and the Best
Climate in the World.
With-the Pleasure-seekSr, the Emf
grant or the Invalid bound for the Mid
die, Western Southern or the Gull coas
resorts, the next question after settling
Th4s TO go, Ia, hOr go. First, Of course
parties east Of Pittsburgh take the Pen
nrylvaniA Central, the best managed ant
best equipped railway line 10 the world
over which line and its connections, Mr.
| L. P. Farmer, tie General Passenger
Agent, has arranged a system Of Summer
travel, NOT even possible with any Other
road than the Pennsylyania. 1t il
scarcely Necessary here 70 mention thA
Col. T. A. Scott ia the President Of Thu
grand and magnificent Road, and Franl
Thomson Its General Manager.
Arriving in Pittsburgh the conyenien
schedules arranged BY Col. W. L
O'Brien, General Passenger Agent 9
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST.. Louil
Railway, render il almost matter o
course that this fayorite "Pan Handle
Route" will be.taken. Mr.. W. D. Cald-
we'll Ia the General Manager Of this road
and Mr.. 8. NJ. FELTON,, Jr., Genera
Superintendent. In connection with thu
great Pennsylvania Central II Is thu
quickest, shortest, safest and eheaPes
route from New York, Boston and Phila
delphia to Pitlsbrqh, Columbus, Cincinnati
81 Louis and the Grsat ReSt to the Pdeik
-one direct and continuous line without
an equal In allits appointments trayers
ing the most densely populated portions
Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
Missouri, Iowa, Kansas. Colorado, &c.
reaching either by direct or connecting
lines every city and town Of any magni'
tude between Lake Michigan and the
Ohio River, and the South through Ken
lucky, via the Cincinnati and Louisville
Short Line and the Louisville and Great
Southern Railroad TO New Orleans OF
intermediat points. g.,l. ..r7.,. 1. :,
From Cincinnati to Louisville you take
the L. & C. "Short Line" connecting
those two cities, the shortest, quickest
cheapest and best route connecting those
cities managed by careful, competent and
clever officers, and riding in clean, new
coaches, attended by polite and attentive
employees. The "short Line" Is The
only one running It's entire trains through
from Cincinnati to Louisville over q stone
ballasted track, entirely free from dust,
and known all over the Southern Middle
States as the peoples Fayorite," II ID
siokieen miles the shortest route between
those cities. It Is the only principal
connecting link to the Great South for .
net. work Of Railroads having their termi
nus either directly or indirectly at Gin
cinnati. All passengers going South
from the East, North, Northeast and
Northwest find theirway to Cincinnati
and thence over this splendidly equipped
Road South. Jno. Mac Leod 10 the
General Superintendent Of this road, and
Mr.. s. s, Parker General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. r.., -.
Al Louisville the traveller, whether
bound for Middle Tennessee, Alamaba OF
New Orleans, takes the Great southerr
Line. The commendable energy Of this
line through Lonisyille, between Eastern
and Southern cities. keeps 1t at the front
with the quickets time between New
York and New Orleans. The through
run ia now made in 90 hours and ]
minute, not however by excessive speed
but by running through trains for
through passengers. All the iates'
improvements applied to passenger
trans portation have been adopted
by this line, and II boasts steel
rail. stone ballast and Westinghouse
air. brakes. Through sleeping cars be-
tween Columbus, Ohio, and New Orleans
pass over the Great Southern. The Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Mr.. @. P. Atmore
has thrown his great experience and en-
ergy into the work OF forwarding passen
gers. and ZONE idea Of his ability may
Be gained from the fact that over thi:
route passengers leave Now Orleans at 8
as p. M, and srriye at Columbus, Ohio
for breakfast on the second day, Pitts
burgh at4 p. NJ, and New York at . 4
A. N. third day, 80 hours from New Or
leans to New York City. 1', -,-..s-
The Pennsylvania Central, the Pltta
burgh, Cincinnati and 81. Louis Par
Hadle Route,") the Louisville q Ctnein-
natl Short Line, and the Great Southern
have connecting and intefpenetratint
time. tables and schedules. 5iF
II you would 60 to Alubama, with III
million acres OF land inviting Northern
enterprise, its grand climate-no levers
and no chills and no cold winters-take
this route and no other. Z l-.ra ~.
II YOU would Wait Mammoth Cave
with It's marvellous avenues and starry
grottoes, take this route and no other. %
II you would see Pensacola, the Ma
pies Of America, and visit Florida, the
italy OF America, with It's genial, healthy
liiegivlng atmosphere, land Of perpet,
ual Indian summer, take this route and
no other. . :"
II YOU seek home In the Southwest
at any point, or II business calls you e
New Orleans, Mobile, Galveston, Austin
or any Of the Gulf cities, take this route
and no other.
And when your journey brings you t
Pittsburgh, stop over at the Seventh Az
enue Hotel, where the most elegant hos
pitality awaits you: a. fne new hotel
whose reception rooms, pArlors, and bee
chambers, furnished in The most elegant
manner, elicit the admiration Of allit
visitors. At Cincinnati you will stop, q
all the knowing ones do at the "Grand
Hotel, where its hundreds Of rooms, Ii
splendid halls, and healthful, large air!
sieepipg apartments, and its unriyallet
table, The traveller 10 compelled 70 unit,
with The press everywhere In praisinS
this, without stint, as one Of the finest no
tels on the continent And better thai
ali, the magnificent hospitality OF th
\ Messrs. Gilmour & Sons Ia sure to max
YOU at home and at ease. And OF oours
you will not leave the Queen City unit
YOU have gone to visit the HIGHLAND
| House, on Mount Adams, Mr.. B. F. Starr
| Proprietor, and,haye seen Porkopolis b.
gas.light, with rivers, parks and valley
spread out before you in beautiful pan
Drama. Neither will you leave the cit
without seeing the Thousands Of wonder
and curiosities at the Geological Garden
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