The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-06-20
ACCOMMODATIONS.

The Jesse having been for many years
the proprietor of Tate Spring, and hav
ing always been favored with liberal
share of patronage, and as he f1atters
himself given general satisfaction, with
this experience and his very best efforts
he confidently believes he can please the
most fastidious in every respect. There
are accommodations here for about $50
persons, which are of the most pleasant
kind. The house is conveniently ar
ranged-the rooms well furnished. We
have an elegant Bath House, where sui
phur baths of every temperature can be
had at all times good Ball Room,
where those who wish mayS'' tip the
light fantastic ;" a splendid Ten Pin AL
lev for gratuitous use of guests. Swings,
promenades all the parlor games, such
as checkers, backgammon, chess, cards,
cribbage, &c, &c, together with good
library and the daily and weekly papers;
"A we'll stocked livery stable, for the use
Of guests, at nominal prices Churches
and Sabbath schools, &c, &c.
These waters are known to be an eX-
cellent remedy for most of the diseases
of the Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bow
els and in cases of general debility. But
the Black Water, which so far as we
know is the only spring of its kind upon
the continent, being natural curiosity
as we'll as a great healing agent, run
ming from the ground perfectly black,)
we confidently believe stands unrivalled
in the cure of Rheumatism, ScrOfula,
and almost every other blood or skin dis
ease. These facts are well attested by
those who have used the water.
MEANS OF ACCESS.
These SPRINGS being situated nine
miles from Morristown, one of the most
pleasant stopping places in East Tennes-
see, where visitors will meet with cor
dial welcome from the proprietor of the
CAIN House, who will spare no efforts,
we assure our guests, to make their stay
and their trip to the Springs pleasant.
The Cain House Is within fifteen PAGES,
on the South side, of the passenger plat
form, and the proprietor gives his per-
sonal attention to guests and their bag
gage. From MOrristOwn the Springs are
accessible by a line of comfortable
Hacks, gentle and safe horses, sober and
polite drivers, who win look especially
to the comfort and pleasure of passen-
gers. Tho drive is by most persons con-
stdered luxury. The Hacks are FREE
to guests visiting the Springs, who eX-
pect to stay week or more also to
parties looking up a pleasant stopping
place for themselves or families, or who
are visiting a part Of their family already
at the Springs.
Persons visiting the Springs, who are
dissatisfied, can leave at once without
cost of hack fare either way. Hack
fare of those who come for a shorter
time than "a week at greatly reduced rates.
All hack fare paid at Springs. This rule
as to time is adopted merely to prevent
the hack line from being imposed upon
by "d64d heads" Tickets can be had at
most Southern cities. Tickets to Tate
Spring are good for Mineral Hill also.
There will be at the Springs a good
Physician, with a stock of drugs and all
the modern appliances used in the pro-
fession, ready to wait upon the invalid
guests in any emergency,
To those suffering with Rheumatism,
Scrofula, malarial or other blood poison,
who cannot visit the Springs, we recon-
mend shipping the BLACK WATER. A
great deal of the water has been shipped
and has given general satisfaction. When
ordering please designate the kind of
water wanted. as there are orders for the
different kinds. Water, per barrel, In
depot, 50. Remit by p. o. order on
Morristowl, registered letter or check
to Beans Station, Tennessee.
RATES OF BOARD.
The rates of Board have been arrang-
ed with view to the "hard times"
and it Is hoped the low rates Will not be
prejudicial to the interest of the Springs.
The terms per Month are $50 90; per
Week, 81 90; per Day, 81 90.
For further information, address
Il. o, TATE, Proprietor,
BEAMS STATION,
GRANGER Co., TENN.