Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-12
PLEASURE TRIPS.
Numerous Excursions the Coming
Summer at Reasonable Rates.

Whether the tourists fancy directs him to the
New England States or the Atlantic seaboard:
To the South; or to the lake region of the North;
or L. the Rocky Mountains and the wonderland
beyond the Mississippi, lie viii he given Opp1r-
tunty To indulge his tastes at Il small cost for
railroad fare this year. There will be low rates
To Baltimore over the Pennsylvania Lines in
May. account the American Medical Association:
to Decatur, H. account the German Baptist
Dunkardl meeting. and 10 Pitt>hurg for the
Presbyterian General Assembly. There Will also
lie low rates over these lines To Meridian, Miss
account the General Assembly Cumberland
Presbyterian Church the same month. I'm June
excursion tickets will be sold over the PcnnsyI /
yania Lines to Omaha. account the National jr
q. |. \. NJ: 10 Chattanooga, Tenn, for the In
ternational Convention of EpWorth League to
can League Meeting, and To Roanoke. Va. for
the German BAPTIST meeting. Excursions for
July include low rates over the pennsylvania
To Baltimore for the Baptist y l.. Union Meet
Ing: to Asbury Park for the L. \. W. meeting
and to Boston for the Christian Endeavor Con
yentlon and To Denver. Col. account the Nation
al Educational Association meeting. In August
excursion tickets will be or sale over the Penn.
sylvana Lines to Boston. account the Knights
Tempiar Conclave. The sale of low rate tickets
will not he restricted to members of the Organi-
cation mentioned. but the public generally may
take advantage Of them.
The Asbury Park excursion will doubtless
attract many TO that delightful ocean resort.
Atlantic City Cape May. Long Branch and all
the famous watering places along the New Jersey
coast are located Oh the Pennsylvania Lines.
hence this Will be Il desirable opportunity To
visit the seaShOre The Denver excursion will
be just the thing for "a sightseeing jaunt through
the far West. as tickets will be hOnOred going
one way and returning different route through
the most romantic scenery beyond the Mssissip-
pi and Missouri rivers. Variable route privileges
will also he accorded Boston eXcurSiOniSts. en-
abling them to visit Niagara Falls. Montreal,
Thousand Islands and st. Lawrence Rapids. the
White Mountains the Hudson River territory,
and to return by steamer on Long Island Sound.
after sightseeing at Newport. Narragansett
Pier. Nantucket and the Cape Cod resorts to
New York. and thence through the agricultural
paradise of the Keystone State along the Sus-
quehanna and .Iuniata rivers. over the Al
leghenes. around famous Horse Shoe Curve
through historic John>town and the coke and
irons of Western Pennsylvania. 1t is also eX-
pected that Boston eXcur>ionstS over the Penn
syIyania Lines will he privileged to return via
Baltimore and Washington If the SD desire
In addition To the above. there will he plenty
of other cheap excursions over the Pennsylvania
Lines To various points. As the season is some
weeks away arrangements in detail have not
been cOnsummated but it is certain that no rail-
way will offer better inducements than the
liberal concessions i'll rates and privileges that
may be enjoyed by travellers over the PennSyl-
vania Lines This fact may readily be ascer-
tanned upon application to any passenger or
ticket agent of these lines. or by addressing
+ VAN DUsEN. Chlef Assistant General Pas
senger Agent. Pittsburgh, Pa.