The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-01
On The Way.
"A Glance ut Piedmont PictureS
Bctween tho South and
the NatfOIinS Capital.
The WAY 10 WARRINGTON AND THE
EAST BY THE RICHMOND
AND DANV1LLE.

hoh "Po"hS VI III his pOoClC song
OF the Chattahoochoe, "slthe river
whose wators flow.
"Through tho mountains of Ha-
borsham,
And over the valleys of Hall.
Through this region the most
picturesque in Georgia, tho Rich
mond and DanvilIo runs. This
road with its superb equipment
and It's unparalleled schedules
goos bounding through the valley.
ringing around tho curves, rush.
& cross the rivers, giving ycu
now a Wow of an abrupt mountain
side, now of a fertile vallcy, now
Of Il stream with curves and cas-
radrs. and now Of Il distant range
whore,
Substance lends cnchnntmcnt to
the view,
And robes the mountains in its
azure huo."
The Richmond and Dunville is
he peoples Invuritr. The .eulle
i tho South arc, as Il general
thing, good travellers. They make
H"gulor trips to Now York Washing
II and other eastern cities, A.
10 rs much at home on a vest.
'ulo train as any class Of peopl,
nd tho present journey to New
York is now " comparatively short
trip. Board tho Richmond and
Oanvillo vestibulo limited ut At
lanta at noon to-day and you arc
N New York at noon next day,
and you can do this every day in
the year. TO this train is attachod
IN elegant dining car, in which
moals arc served Ell route. PAS
scngers on this great train certain
| ly have all the comforts of hon. c
or tlrst-claSS hOtCl.
But this IS not the only train of
tho Richmond and Danville on
which Il numbor Of our Southern
people may be found. Many like
to remain in Atlanta few hours
'nger and this is accomplished by
waiting over and taking the Unit
'd States fast mail, which lerv s
Atlanta at 5.15 o'clock, p. III. This
too, is a ino and fast train, solid
through to Washington, ". l.
through Pullman cars to Now
York. The fast train leaving At
lanta at $50 u. III. is solid trail
through to Richmond, Va.ss Gu
people arc good travellers and sec!
tho best accommodations, which
long experience has taught thcn
arc always at hand on the creates
Southern passenger rnulc-tht
Richmond and Danvillc.-Atlantt
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