The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.
r.ttcr from tho Springs.


& ..,,rrr.non,,, nee OF The Richmond Dispasch.l
,ior SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, NA"S
& July &, 1871. }
,,,, scenery along The Warm mountain Is
",-a,,I hrrnn,, conception 10 non-secTs.
4 -'Ia enough now Al tins time OF the
4 ,-rjn,, Tor Il spring oTcrc"a'. NO ucsctlh-
Il .',r ,,,o paint To the eye Tie e''tterihs Jtts
", inc Falling Springs. You lhuss sec IL 10
,mprchcnh II III lis own peau.lul, Una.
,.''''' snayLljnc career, when You cannot
a a .yrl,in. IS Mark Twain's Pilgrims
Z , 49, Won't 10. "Ch. how bcautiiul.'
/ ,rriying At the Hot acomplete stranger.
B ,'.rr Cuichiv and attcntively met and
,..ct for lv Mr.. August, the manager. and
~ lack kcc>cc. his a>Sistant-both for
/ ,,.-Iv of Richmond. we learn, Mr.. August
! j,;r,,a s2n-ir,-law of MIR. Tardv, the pro-
4 <~irInr. He is the soul of atiabllitv. 4
Io,nr man. good looklnS--ycs. handsome
I'm, with all this. and it's no 'Toutac 70
4 carry. h. i. the soul of cner@v-a "o, Aet-
,',r~ti,,, NJ, hands To everything, he leaves
.'I E,,,, rndorc. Nciy attentive to guests
~. ~1I,,.h 90 a> All old veteran II the bust
,N with 4 pleasant word for all, we pre-
4 a., ~ him an honorcd successor to the
q @,nrn-rH McClung. keescc is small III
3 ,.,:l,,,, tut n wonderful li:tlc piece OF hap
q VII, ,,ntrivca mechanism, beng aflght-
'.wcr 10 his chief III every cSscntlai:
q H.. j The Weston Of the Hot. lio can
q o,r,,alk all creation attending 10 MS sc',
d ,yl duties. and its both amusing ana
81 ,r,rru.t;nr 10 see how nc moves so quickly
81 "rl :, iI,clcS<Iy around. Mr.. Warren, an
81 excellent gentleman. Is inc cashier, anu 'ne
81 trin viii prove equal TO tue eiiei seii'y "'
III tt.,, height of the season. :,
81 RE telegraph Office is open, ana IN
s4 ,,r,rre Of Mr.. John Bracg, Of Raleigh, n.
III u, one time III operator IL Tue hlcn-
s Tnr quests here number about fifty,
81 .,Innr Them Mr. Franklin Rives. OF the
.& l,,,,yr, sSj ,r,ol Giojc. and lady; Mr.. Bal
sS qrd and family, OF New York city Ut.
81 I'rmherlon and lady, of Atlanta, Ga; Hon.
81 lrl,tu> ". Clay cousin of Henry Clay, oil
81 krnfurky. accompanied Ivy Miss Field
"a Nr. samuel Ro,hschild. q lineal descendant
III q that celebrated family Of England, and
81 others; Or. Cabell. The resident physician,
81 ana family. Also, Mrs. Tardy and family.
IS TIE band arrives to-morrow-Joe Scott,
"a II your city. Suffice it TO say most OF your
al ,rn!rIs know well how nice Joe's music
IA Hs,ll room especially Is, being regular Old
9s r,inia GHtc-6tll'tm style; and as the
"a ruruw people are moving up in Serried
"a ,H.EuS. the light fantastic soon com.
IA !erHrc>. The table is perfectly sumptu0uS-
& r}uryihing that one can desire, and too
IS good hy tar for irdIscrcct inYulids to be al
81 owed 10 visit. Graves, in the dining-room,
s j, trump Of the first water, and the way
81 IT, snaps his fingers and motions servants
ia around leaves 4 guest waiting 10 give his
"a oder hur a few moments. He is q picture
81. q, Il good liver, and is an advertisement
ca cmho...cd in himself for firSt-clasS dining
s3r,"l. The ladies parlor j. furnished with
g. cgant piano. 4 tcn.pin alley and bill
5$Sl ART table also upon the premises.
M The wafer capacity here is wonderful,
u mliruous in lis cures. Twelve baths in
9gf II, VIZ: I lie Ladies Pleasure Bath, Ladies'
&Ii;ui."r Baths, GcntlemcN's Boiler Baths,
4gLrujcs' sulphur Baths. Gcutiemcn's sui.
s pht.g Bath. LADIES' Hot Spout Bath, GEN
81 trnrn's Hot spout Bath. Warm Baths
81 ul in number. Cientlcmcu's Pleasure
81 Hath. this latter called also the Erwin
50 + III. named III compliment TO 4 distiu-
@4-ut-hrd gentleman OF the State Of Alabama,
81 WiI,ra performed 4 remarkable cuic Of par
ssny>,, lilon him.
& EAyrl variety of bath. from cold to ex-
5St:r;t htt, HAY be taken, but it i needless
It, ";I:r:c. Many Of your readers arc wit
III ur,,c- oI Tie True merit and value Of these
III r,!,.!,.l;ra ";t;cr>. us worth visit Just to
~ l"W iErm. Many conceive this place TO
81 bee i huge hospital, hut in this we assure
50 IHrm ;lIry are W"clully ;ni>l"d. Young peo-
@ :Ic r"n mi y themselves here Is nucn as
IS Al any place IN the mountains, and there Is
81 always Goodly number iii attendance.
- v ny. jan @:iye>t. hyclic&t gentleman on
ss t!r. grounds i one who has been afflicted
with Rheumatism for years. and is never
S"ilt ut h.> chGr->ca: Oh wheels. | refer to
4hir. Marks. of Washington city. He is
SQ"Tl;;I, @uod-naturtti, and lively As \ cricket,
%S3HIhiug every one the same around him.
Ia, ll, 70
"a ipi Il You wish tine accommodations and
= c}Ir enjoyment. The atmosphere is de-
- -huully pleasant in the day and quite cool
So night. nccc>>ilatin- the covering with j
4pUp!" vi warm blankets.
E3 he wheat crops in the valleys Of the
"a fountains adjacent are remarkably tine,
p nd "!ll yield IN abundant harvest.
5 \ word 10 visitors from the last: Prob
- hly HE best route is Viz Gorincton, stop
"A ing there all night. though an arrange
#lwnt will soon hc perfected by which pas
q 'nacla Via AliIooru' will stop over ut the
'Hlh Alum, thereby getting good night
q FL TIE stage re>ulnlng its trip the follow
gu morning, arriving at the bot to break
SFi'st. GRAPH.
%4 KILLED BY tIGHTSING.-Wc are sorry to
sl"Hrn that William Bea>eley, son of MIR.
VI h"ln.> Bca>clcy, Of this county, AGED
Ei""tt seventeen, was Killed by lightning
M TUESDAY last while at work on the farm
.Sa Mr.. john &. Major. below Brandy sta
VI ion. l. seems that he had taken shelter
5tadcr u large tree, when the lightning
IA rack the tree, killing him instantly. This
as'> smother warning against going under
sSsf $3.50 during storm.- Cu!peper Observer.
5a IuR CASE or MAURICE O. Thomas
- IiIrc ~ Ii may seem, the condition of
81 Aunla> 1T III O'clock last night was more
q s'"rahlc than al any time since the shoot
g. or 1t least he was more free from pain,
R'A.r!l may or may not he a favorable symp-
q o>n.
"a The excitement occasioncd by rumors on
- h" street relative to certain revelations
3n'u" 10y Thomas, duplicating several par
p ir> III acts Of an unlawful character, in
"A urcd NcsSrS. Mann and Cullen, members
q In" Old police force, to seek an inter-
% i"w with him yesterday. The interview
o., "jcctedto by his physician, but certain
"a "r>t!onS were propounded to him by his
s. itlnr, who subsequently made affidavit
"a tore a justice Of the peace that the said
q laarice .. Thomas, being asked If either
l",-ro Mann, Cullen, or any other police
s3aln had ever offered him bride to do any
il!Alawtul particularly in reference to
20 os>e.-he replied Neither Mann, Gull
q, nor any other policeman every had"
Sss} IL would seem TO refute the wild rumors
~ IIvh have Gained currency Oh the streets.