The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-11-28
ATLANTA WORLDS FAIR.
Now in Perfect Running Order.
Greatest Show on Earth Since the
Columbian Exposition.

As the winter season draws on apace,
and the fancies of the tourist and health
seeker turn to thoughts of balmier
climes, the great Atlanta Cotton States
and International Exposition presents
itself as decidedly the biggest thing this
country has ever seen outside of the
Columbian Fair, rejecting glory upon
the thriving Gate City, upon the State
of Georgia and the South in general.
With this greatest show on earth" now
fully opened up and in perfect running
order, all who can, should not fail to
avail themselves of this grandly in.
structive opportunity to view the "New
South" ae portrayed by Atlanta's mag.
nifcent Exposition, which must be seen
to truly appreciate its great magnitude.
The railways of the north have made
unusually low rates, and even lower
figures may be obtained on special dates
in connection with special parties now
being formed to start from Detroit and
other Northern centres.
A happy choice of route is an essential
feature of Southern trip.
MODEL RAILWAY.
The @. H. & D. has long been recog.
nized as occupying enviable rank among
Americas Railway Systems of noted
prominence. This high regard is thor
oughly merited by the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company,
affording to it's patrons, as it does, all
the conveniences, comforts and luxuries
OF modern travel, which, conjoined with
unsurpassed roadway, absolute mechani.
cal perfection, superb equipment, maxi.
mum speed, close connections, and all
appliances, accessories and benefits Incl.
dent to the highest standard OF Railway
excellence, unquestionably enables this
popular line to offer. in many respects,
superior advantages in the accommos
nation of Southern travel.
With solid trains and through car ser.
vice from Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, In.
dianapolis, etc, and com prehensive
traffic arrangements from all points in
the North and Northwest, tile G. H. &
D. feel warranted in soliciting a good
share OF Atlanta Exposition and other
Southern winter excursion and regular
travel, from all Northern territory natur
al to the Cincinnati gateway.
Visitors from Detroit, Toledo and all
Michigan and tributary Northern and
Eastern points are offered, by the @. H.
d D., perfect service, consisting of four
solid daily trains to Cincinnati, carrying
magnificent parlor cars and sleepers.
From Chicago, two through solid YES.
tibuled trains to Cincinnati-morning
and evening-via the "Monon," India.
napolis and the @. H. & D., give to the
traveller sumptuous accommodation.
The day service is parlor car, cafe dining
car Ia Ia carte), and elegant day coaches
the night train consists of Pullman open
and compartment sleepers, the finest of
day coaches, and the entire train is
steam heated and gas lighted. The
sleeping car service Of the "Monon" and
@. H. & D. is absolutely the finest run.
ming. between Chicago, Indianapolis and
Cincinnati.
From Indianapolis, in addition to the
above service from Chicago, three
through fast amply equipped trains to
Cincinnati permit departure via the @.
H. & D. almost at will.
No trip via Cincinnati is complete
without brief stop off in the famous
"Queen City," to visit the various noted
points of interest. This is easily accom-.
plished through the most excellent
schedules of the @. H. & D., landing
passengers in Cincinnati in the early
morning, allowing an all.day stay there.
at, and resumption of their journey by
the fast evening service Of the Queen &
Crescent or Louisville & Nashville roads,
or connection at Cincinnati, morning or
evening with these lines is afforded, as
may be desired.
On November Is and 25, and Decem.
Der 5 and 16, very low round trip rates
to Atlanta will be in effect from all @.
II. & D. points, and correspondingly
from tributary territory. A beautifully
illustrated and descriptive folder of the
Exposition can be had free by address.
ing D. G. Edwards, G.. P. A., Cincinnati,
or any @. H. & D. Agent.
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