The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-11
DOWN BY THE SEA.
A GREAT TEACHERS, TRAIN CO.
ING DOWN NEXT TUESDAY. =.

ING DOWN NEXT TUESDAY. -
Everything Ready For Their Recep.
tion--A New Sulphur Spring..Others
Notes of Interest About the Greet
Summer Resort. f
Next Tuesday the North Carolina
Teachers special train, running from tho
mountains to the sea, will arrive at
Morehead City. Present indications are
that this train will carry down six or
seven hundred teachers.
They will find everything ready for
their reception at Morehead. The great
Atlantic Hotel has never before been in
such elegant preparation as it is now.
For two months past, the Messrs- Foster
Bros. have been looking after everything,
and now they have the qualification 20
see that absolutely nothing is wanting
or lacking to make the hotel all that the
most exacting guest may demand or
wish for.
Everybody will Eat.
A knowledge of what has been done
by the Atlantic Hotel management with
reference to the daily table supply, car
ries with it suspicion that whoever
goes there this summer will find eating
one of the chief delights. This is not
usually the case at summer hotels; but
notice these facts: =
The head cook is one whose reputation
is extremely high with people who spend
the summer at the greatest resorts and
watering places in this country, and his
assistants are trained to realize that
man, and woman, too, want their food.
cooked, and cooked right.
The Messrs Foster Bros. have az
ranged for lightning shipments of the
choicest western beef in refrigerator
cars, and nothing but the best quality
of inspected meats is to be used this
season.
There are arrangements for daily
shipments of fresh Jersey butter, packed
in ice, from the piedmont and mountain
sections of the State.
The run of big game fish at More
head is unprotected this season, and the
hotel management have officially de-
clared that they would include in this
seasons CUISINE nothing but game fish
such as the blue fish, mackerel, &c.
'.Yes, sir" said one of the management
to CHRONICLE man, ''We are deter
mined that our guests shall eat the finest
food that the sea produces. We have
arranged for an unlimited supply of soft
shell crabs, and these who like them
shall luxurate in them here this season."
New Sulphur Springs.
A new sulphur spring has recently been
found near Morehead, and the citizeus
of the town are preparing to make it an
addition TO the already many attractions
of that delightful place. The sprf x is
about one mile above the town, and
gushes from the ground about fifty feet
from Bogue sound on the north side.
Il is delightful walk up the beach
from the village to the spring. The
spring has been brick walled and &C.
met. ted, aud very handsome pavilion
is now being built over it. A wharf is
also being built near the spring and this
will be one Of the delightful boat trips
and stops in the future.
The Teachers Assembly.
The Teachers Assembly building will
be delight and pride of every North
Carolinian this session.
Numerous educational exhibits are to
lie made, and in fact they are all now
about ready. Last Saturday the express
Office and depot at Morehead had stored
in them great piles of boxes and schoo
furniture-all for the educational exhi
bit. 1t is all being put in position thi.
week.
Peace Institute and the A. and NJ. col
lege will both have special exhibits, eacl
occupying an entire room on the lowe
floor of the Assembly building.
The Model School under the supervis
ion of Miss Annie Burke and Miss Mar,
Marsh, will be in session daily and will
be open for visitors at all times during
session hours.
TIE teachers and their friends an
everybody who shall go to Morehead thi
summer must enjoy the trip. Ever
thing is arranged that way and nobod