Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-13
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The Excursion from Here to Ohio Pyle
Falls on June 10th Under the Auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion.
For some time there has been a great
amount of interest taken in the prepara-
tions for the grand excursion to Ohio Pyle
Falls over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
under the auspices of the Young Mems
: Christian Association.
The success with which the excursions
this being the fifth annual one-in the
past have met is an assurance that the
contemplated trip will be most enjoya-
Bile one. The date, too, meets with favor
for at no other time do the beauties of ma
ture appear to better advantage than in
the month of roses. The date of the eX-
cursion is Thursday, June 10th.
Ohio Pyle Falls is situated on the main
line of the Pittsburgh division of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. 1t is in east
, ern Fayette county in the midst of region
of unequalled beauty. Picturesque seen
cry abounds on every hand, and it affords
a most pleasant place for days retreat
from tie busy hum of city life.
AS Committee of Entertainment
Messrs. NJ. L. Bennett, f. ID, jolly, 2. A.
Cobaugh, w. H. Hlldebrand, r. j. Hum
phreys, Jacob Murdock. r. l.. Aankin, and
A. q. Utecht, have been chosen, which in
sures a success of that feature of the ex-
pedition.
Games and amusements will be pro-
vided for all, while those who wish to try
their luck at angling can take their tackle
with them.
There are acres of the wild and delight
full picnic grounds, while there are many
special natural points of interest, among
which are the Falls, the Cliff or Lovers
Leap Gas a matter of course, no summer
/, resort is complete without it--Lovers'
Leap, Prospect Hill, Devils Den, Dean
and Fulton Springs, and Cucumber Falls.
Visitors can examine these localities and
inspect the changing scenery and wonder
ful natural formations with pleasure and
profit, viewing as they will Natures grand
and unaocountable transformations in
all their beauty ane glory. The
healthfulness of this locality is unex-
celled, the atmosphere pure and invigo-
rating, and the nights always delightfully."-
cool. Those dwelling in our cities who,
rom force of circumstances, are com.
PEELED to inhale odors arising from filthy
sewers, dirty streets and badly ventilated
premises, should make it point to visit
Ohio Pyle during the hot season to recu-
perate their impaired and broken consti.
tutions.
Ample accommodations for the enter
tainment of those who do not wish to take
baskets with them will be afforded by the
Fern Cliff Hotel, which has every facility
for the comfort of visitors. 1t is but a
short distance from the station and is
erected upon the highest knoll in the
vicinity, surrounded by beautiful lawn
flanked by forest, river, and mountain
ridge, wide, finally laid.out walks, decorf
ated grounds and shaded retreats.
Adequate arrangements have been
made by the management for the MAIN
tenance of good ord
The fare for the round trip is 81 So
Tickets are now on sale at the headq Iar-
tiers of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and various other places in the
city, where hose who want to be sure
and not be left behind can secure them i'll
advance.