The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-09

Those i'm search OF New Homes, &C.
Charms Of Climate and Attractions Of NoveIty-A
few Words to Tourists and Travellers Bound
FOR Balmy BreeZes and the Most De-
lIghtful Climate in the World.
With .be Pleasm e-seeler, the Emigrant
or the Invalid bound for the Middle, West
ern, Southern or the Gulf coast resorts, the
next question after settling tohere to go, is.
h0Jo to go. First, of course, parties east of
Pittsburgh take the PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRIAL, the best managed and best equipped
railway liue in the world, over which line
and its connections, Mr.. l.. p. FARMER,
the General Passenger Agent has arranged
system of Summer travel not even posi-
bic withsany othe~ road than the Penusyl-
vania. 1t is scarcely necessary here to
mention that Col. +. y. SCoTT is the Pres
ident of this grand and magnificent Road,
and Mr.. FRANK THOMSON its General Man
ager
Arriving in Pittsburgh the convenient
schedules arranged by Col. w. l.. o BRIEN,
General Passenger Agent of the Pittsburg
Cincinnati aud St. Louis Railway, render
1t almost a matter of course that this ia
vorite "Pan Handle Route will be taken.
Mr.. ID. w. CALDWELL is the General Man
ager of this road, and Mr.. s. VI. FELTON,,
Jr., General Superintendent. Iu coBnec-
tion with the great Pennsylvania Central it
is the quickest, shortest, safest and cheap
est route from New York, Buston and
Philadelphia, to Pittsburgh, Columbus,
/ Cincinnati. st. Louis and the Great West
To the Pdcifc-oue direct and continuous
lire without an equal in all its appoint
ments -traversing the most densely pOpu-
! lated portions of Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas
Colorado, &c, reaching either by direct or
connecting lines every city aud town of any
magnitude between Lake Michigan aud the
IA. 1 = III u
via the Cincinnati and Louisville Short
Line and the Louisville and Great Sou hern
Rail Road to New Orleans Of intermediate
points.
From Cincinnati to Louisville you take
the l.. & &. ''SHORT LINE" connecting
those two cities, the shortest, quickest
cheapest and best route connecting said
points managed by careful, competent aud
clever officers, and riding in clean, new
coaches, attended by polite and attentive
employees. The ''Short Line'' is the only
one running its entire trains through from
Cincinnati to Louisville over a stone bal
lasted track, entirely free from dust. and
known all over the Southern Middle States
as the peoples tavorite.'' 1t l. eiqhteen
miles the shortest route between those
cities. 1t is the only principal connecting
link to the Great South for network of
Rail Roads having their terminus either
directly or Indirectly at Cincinnati. All
passengers going South from the East
North, Northeast and Northwest find their
way TO Cincinnati and thence over this
splendidly equipped Road South. JOHN
MACLEOD is :he general Superintendent of
this road, aud Mr.. :. :. PARKER General
Passenger and Ticke. Agent
At Louisville the traveller, whether bound
Tor Middle Tennessee, Alabama or New
orleans, takes the GREAT SOUTHERN LINE
lhe commendable energy of this line
through Louisville, between Eastern and
I SOutherE cities, keeps it at the front, with
the quickest time between New York and
New Orleans. The through run is now
made in 60 hours and / minute not how
ever by excessive speed, but by running
through trains for through passengers.
All the latest Improvements applied TO
passenger transportation have been adopted
by this line, aud it boasts steel rails, stone
ballast and Westinghouse air-brakes. -
I Through sleeping cars between Columbus.
Ohio, and New Orleans, pass over the
Great Southern. The General Passenger
Agent, Mr.. c. p. ATMORE has thrown his
great experience aud energy into the work
OF forwarding passengers, and some idea
OF his ability may be gained from the fact
that over this route passengers leave New
Orleans at .. 45 p. NJ, and arrive at Column
bus, Ohio, for breakfast Oh the second dav,
+ II tsburgh at 4 p. NJ, aud New York at
Z
Orleaus to New York City.
The Pennsylvania Central, the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and St. Louis ('Pan Handle
. Route, ~ the Louisville and Cincinnati
Short Line, aud the Great Southern have
connecting and interpenetrating time-ta-
/ bleS and schedules.
/ If you would 60 to Alabama. with its
million acres of land inviting Northern en-
/ terUrIse, its grand climate-no fevers. and
no chllls and no cold winters-take This
/ route aud no other.
If you would visit Mammoth Cave. with
4 lts marvellous avenues and starry grottoes.
/ take this route and go other.
/ Ii you would see Pensacola, the NapIes
/ OF America, and visit Florida the Italy of
America, with its genial, healthy, life-giy-
ing atmosphere, a land of perpetual Indian
sumner take this route aud no other.
II you seek home in the Southwest at
any point, or If business calls you to New
orleans, Mobile, Galveston, Austin. or a,,v
Oh the Guit cities, take this route and no
other. u 'iO
And when your journey BRINGS vou 70
/ Iittsourg, stop over at the SEVENTH AVE-
! NUE. HOTEL, where the most elegant hoes
/ tality awaits you fine new hotel. whose
I reception rooms parioTs aud bed chambers
I iul luiShed IN the most elegant manner
elicit the admiration of ali its visitors A.
/ CINCINNATI you will stop, as all the KNOWING
. N'iCS uO, iU me 'GRAND' HOTEL. WHARF tic
nupdfeds of rooms, its splendid halls. and
althiul, large, airy sleeping apartmente
ana It's unllvalled table, the traveller i con-
PEELED to unite with the press evervwbere
! IN pralsIng this, without stint. as ono of
the finest hotels on the continent And
better than all, the magnificent bosnitaIit,,
/ OF The Messrs. Gnmour 81 Sons is snro -
make you at home and at ease. And Of
coHtse you will not leave the Queen C,itv
uh'li you have gone to visit the U1cur ~
HOUSE, on Mount Adams. Mr.. r r So,
/ proprietor, and have seen PorkonoIis b,' -,
gaS-hght, with rivers, parks and voueTs
spread out before you in beautiful rano
rama. Neither will you leave the citv
without seeing the thousands of wonders
ana curiosties at the ZooLOGICAI. G,p
+ DENS-ii you do one days delight and ona
page OF instruction is cut ont of -.
Tales of Traveller S'"i
AT Louisville stop at the GAIT Horrsr oF
world wide fame, known even in d;st9,,t -
idhus as one OF the palaces of America l.
Is not excelled in its facilities for nron,oti,1,.
the comfort of its guests by anv other NJ
other house III America makes more afrort
I'D entertain its visitors-an6 none arc -
Successiul 81, IN this effort. Major Jobn y
lhrockmorton has been the ma,,ar i' nc