The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-06-21
OUR SUMNER RESORTS.
The New Hotel brunswick at SAITH
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SMrTHvIiIE BRUNSWICK Co, June 10.
What North Carolina wants Is live men 10
develop her immense resources Among
the many enterprises 10 which THE CHgoN-
icLE Is giving lts assistance by making
them known, Very prominent arc cur ncw
hotels, which derive their patronage from
a distance. and include among their pat
rons the citizens Of many States llru-
pose in this letter to speak of the new
Hotel Brunswick, which feel qualified To
do, having been taken all over il hy the
courtesy Of lis proprietor.
For ncatness III every department. for
the quiet that prevails everywhere, and
the discipline that is maintained among
the servants | think the hotel cannot bc
surpassed. Everything seems Ia move
with the precision of clockwork, 50 that
all the wants OF guests are attended 10
without delay yet without any sign of
hurry or confusion. | was first taken into
the kitchen by Mr.. Subleti, the genial
manager of the hotel. and was informed
by him that the heart of his house was
located there, and am sure there was no
sign OF any functional or organic disease
III that department, 80 neat did every
thing seem and so well arranged for sup
plying the inner man. ! was next ushercd
into the ice cold room where the meats.
butter, mllk etc. were kept, and my eyes
rested upon some superb launches and
ribs of beef and mutton which am sorry
to say came from New York, but Mr. sub
lett informed me that he should cease to
90 out of the State for such articles of
food as soon as the laws of the state were
framed so as TO protect the sheep instead
OF the dogs and as soon as the farmers
were enabled TO spend their money in i'm
proved breeds of cattle instead of vast
ing 1t III the construction of fences
Beng temperance man myself, did
not indulge as we passed through the wine
cellar, but | think | may say without
shocking any one, that the smell rather
revived me, and presume any devotee of
the flowing bowl could be revived from
the last degree of thirst into the most joy
full enthusiasm by quaffing few glasses
of the liquors contained in the rows of
bottles and casks i'll that cellar.
We sat on the cool verandah of the ho-
tel listening to the beautiful music of the
band and watching the breakers of old
ocean in the distance, and talked of the
prosperity which is coming to North Car
ollna, when her forests and streams shall
have been utilized, her mines developed,
all her soil cultivated with intelligence,
and when the iron horse shall have brought
every farmer a market for his productions.
Just at this time the guests are full of
the grand fancy ball which is to come off
next month at the Hotel Brunswick, and
| observed that my host was rather busy
so | bade him goodbye, with the wish
that his house might always be filed, and
his heart made happy thereby. | turn
over the invitation so Hospitality given me
to TIE CHRONICLE. There is no advan-
tage or attraction anywhere on the coast
hat iS nd
pleasure seekers.
The list Of regular guests at Hotel
Brunswick June 18th: James NJ. Sublett,
Richmond, Va; E. II. Subett and wife,
Miss V. Sublett, Miss A. Sublett Master
w. Sublett, st. Louis, Mo. :; r. X. Rennolds,
San Francisco, Cal. Mrs. Del. f. Moore
and family, New Orleans; G. A. Colquitt
and family, Georgia; r. b. Gardner and
family, Mississppi; Mrs. Samue! Long,
North Carolina
Transient guests from June 1st to June
18th: John W. Rhodes, U. S. Revenue
Cutter Dexter (herO of the Columbia dis
aster); N. +. Parker, J. ID. Mum, A. w.
Reiger, F. M. Galloway, S. J. Stanly. J.
Moffitt and wife, q. NJ. McCutchen, w. T.
Gilbert, B. L. Button, J. McIIinth, ID. II.
Belamy, j. Frink, w. E. Maultsey, f. W.
Taylor, j. B. Mercer, f. M. Moore, North
Carolina; c. H. Fisher, South Carolina
Mrs. Shriver and family F. l.. Owen, Miss
Linkhorn, A. G. Lattimer, North Carolina; !;
J. H. Mcneil, South Carolina; Frank
Gaugh, J. V. Moore, r. r. Taylor; Vim.
B. Gotten, Miss Whitaker, North Carolina;
Miss Katie Holmes, South Carolina; Mrs.
Fowler, Miss Maggie Platt, Mrs. Morrison,
Mrs. n. K. Fowler, Mrs. N. l.. Archer,
North Carolina; T. J. Carson, Georgia;
Lieutenants Robinson and Crammer, and
forty-one others, U. S. Cutter; r. W. Nc
Keith, NJ. Bellamy, D. r. Walker, W. L.
Hem, North Carolina; p. A. McCrery,
South Carolina; w. Meadows, II. II. Cas-
prony and wife, r. M. Davids, North Car
olina; DR.. A. r. Selam, New York; Il.
Savage, S. T. Freeman and wife, Mrs.
Birchwright, J. A. Bucker, DR.. L. Fink,
T. J. Darby, North Carolina; Miss Ander
son, VIM. Fowler, Miss Emma Platt, K.
Morrison, W. r. Morrison, Mrs. New
comb, North Carolina; Miss Belle Newlin,
Virginia; Lieutenant Ross, United States
Cutter.
The First Normal Opened.
The Wilson Normal School opened
promptly on Thursday of last week, and
is going with full enthusiasm, doing good
work. There is good attendance. The
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