The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-11-21
VtSTlBUI6D LIMITED TRslNe
TO THE
COTTON STATES AND |N1ERNI.
TIoNAL EXPOSITION
ATLANTA,GA
VIA THE
SeabOard AirIine

Upon Which no Extra Fare is Charge,
Leave Washington, ID. C.. dali,
P. NJ, from the Pennsylvania ~ 80
Station upon arrival of the 'Conrra'''ttI oad f
Limited" from New York, and rrac rE''oaal
lanta at 400 P. NJ. the next day AZ
EQUIPMENT
These trains C'The Atlanta >na.,.,.
are composed of the hand>onr>t g. La
Drawing Room, Buffet Sleeping o. 'uan +
Day Coaches, built by the Pullman no{a
ace Car Company expressly for tIi> .@i'
vice, and are operated solid from NJ
ington. wash
The sleeping cars are models Of ,.,.,,..
appointment The day COACHES a,,. IA, .als
out with the most comfortable seats -, '. ~
latest pattern. lavatorieS supplied F
towels, etc, and mirrors, and MAY lac , WIN
without extra charge. 4 porter !,
ployed on each train to Keen M, 3
coaches tidy and serve passengers in ,h,as
Thus every provision has been MAJ,
the comfort of those who do no, a.
sleeping accommodations or who wish Isle na
accommodations for the night only
The locomotives are built upon >n.c.a,
plans, SO drawn as to exactly adap, tbsm
to the line and thus insure the rren,a an
speed and safety.
A second train composed of Day COACHES
and Pullman Sleeping Cars Through f,nn
New York, leaves Washington ffnn, ~
Pennsylvania railroad station at IA A
NJ, running solid 10 Atlanta wuhm,
change, arriving at 80 A. NJ. The. n,Ni
day.
POINTS OF INTEREST ALONG THE IINt
These trains are operated throurh
Fredericksburg, Richmond and PETERSBURG
Virginia, Weldon, Raleigh and Sauth,.rnI
Pines, North Carolina. Chester, Clin,on
and Abbeville. South Carolina, and Flh.r
ton and Athens 10 Atlanta, Georgia.
At Portsmouth, Va. the Scatuad ,ir
Line has other connections rguaI,
as important as those at Washing
| ton, namely: From New York and PM
| adelphia, the Cape Charles Route; tion|
| Baltimore. the Bay Line steamers. from
Washington, the Norfolk and Wa>hiu.rton|
| steamers; from New York, the Gid Dol
| minion steamships and from Boston anal
| Providence, the Merchants and MinrF,]
| steamships. Close connection is made aJ
the steamer sides with through trains and
| Pullman Drawing room, Buffet Slrrp1
ing Cars operated through from Portsmouth
to Atlanta without change. Each of the>,l
| routes takes the passenger via Old POND
| Comfort and through Hampton Roads.
| The SeabOard Air Line lands passcncerj
in the Union Depot at Atlanta-as near ,b]
| Exposition grounds As through pas>enetr}
| via any line are landed. Its load bed n
kept as perfect as the best skill and mai
terial can make it, and its equipment n
new and of the very best.
| RATES.
| Excursion tickets will be sold to Atlapt
| and return, via the Seaboard Air Line Al
| follows:
On Tuesdays and THURSDAYS. Septembt1
! 18th to December 24th inclusive, at Sli n
from Washington and ST. 60 from Portsl
mouth and Norfolk, limited 10 ten dayd
from date of sale.
| Daily, September 10th to December I5thl
inclusive. at $40 from Washington aud
Sl7 80 from Portsmouth and Norfolk, lim1
tied to twenty days from date of sale; and
at S26.25 from Washington and S2365 FROM
Portsmouth and Norfolk, good until Jan,
uary Z. 1896.
| THE EXPOSITION
suIpaSses. in some respects, any Exposition
yet held in America Here you find sidd
by side, exhibits from Florida and Alaskal
| California and Maine, the United stated
of America and the United STATES OF Bra. i'll
Mexico and Canada SO on until nearly ever \
civilized nation on the globe is represented
| On the terraces are found, among many
other attractions, Arab, Chinese and Mex
lean villages. showing just how thosd
peoples have their daily walk and conf
| verSatiOn."
! Ask for tickets via "7he SeaJ0ard i'm
| Line"
Pullman Sleeping Car reservations viii
be made and further information furnished
| upon application to any Agent of the Seal
board Air Line, or to the undersigned.
T. j. ANDERSON, ii. w. Il. GLOVER,
General Pass. Agt. Traffic Manager
+. ST. JOHN,
Vice President