The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
BEAUTIFUL HOTEL BRUNSWICK
1t WaynSboro, augusta County, Ylr-
sinia.
MODEL VIRGINIA HOSTELRY AND HOME.
A Comfortable md Cool Retreat From tho
Burning Heat of the City-Magnincent
Location and Lovely Views.

wAYYEsBoRo. VA, June G.-GSpecial.l-
Spring has already reluctantly transferred ner
garland Of fragrant flowers TO the brow OF
summer, and TIE mercury in oil the popuious
cities Of the country records the approach OF
a season which is always fraught with danger
to those who spend it within their limits. III
recognition Of this truth has stimulated
thoughtful men and women 10 remove them
selves. and their children especially, through
out the heated term to some resort adapted TO
the purpose. and which while yielding the
comforts of home. still possess freedom from
that excessive heat which engenders disease
and fosters fatal illness.
No place on earth that / have ever seen
more fully meets my idea OF u model home
than does the
HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
This hotel has recently been completed and
is in all respects n frst-class hosiery. It's 10
cation is simply superb. From It's VIDE
yerandas the beautiful Blue Ridge In plctur-
esque grandeur lies nfull reyiew-in fact, the
lovely mountain range completely enclrcles
the city. until this immediate locality seems
RS n ieUeled cup which nature lnvltlngly hoids
in her hands filed with the magic elixir OF IN
vigOrating and health-giying lire.
From the banks of the sinuous shenandoah
DHE1US the NFllllF IANt ufDA WIN VIZ AHND
has been erected. and the 300 yards which IN
teryene are covered 10y q noble orchard whose,
luscious fruits become IN season a source or
refreshment TO the guests. No p~rettler slSut
could be imagined: the builders have adorned
the grounds, but an infinite Architect with ON,
nipotent hands had planned with OWNER skill
the location ages before an appreclatlve peo-
pie realized its magnifcence.
The building itself Is of the very latest
style of architecture. and has been completely
furnished throughout with handsome furnl-
ture and costly carpets. There are sixty
rooms. with sixteenth century, antique OAK
and mahogany furniture, while Brussels ana
moquette carpets lend q charming %ettectt to the
interior decorations. The lobby, dining-room
and parlor are all splendidly equipped, and
every modern convenience Is offered to guests,
while extended piaZZas encircle the build
Ing, af1ording pleasant shade at all hours OF
the day, and the grass-cOvered lawn, snadeu
by a splendid old locust grove, creates a play
ground for the children. and a tennis court
and archery range for adults.
The name of this hotel by every right OF
fact should have been
LIrHIA SPRINGS HOTEL,
for there are two springs of freestone and
lithia water, one within one hundrad yards
and the other within five hundred yards,
which are the largest in the South. or perhaps
in this country. The flow from one of these
springs Is :. 0OO. 600 gallons per DAY ana the
other 5000, 900 gallons. The medicinal prop
critics OF these waters are recognized al over
this country and have thousands or advocates
who have been permanently benehted by
them.
On the banks Of the river commodious
lighthouses have been arranged. suitable
both for children and parents. while the river
affords opportunities for boating and fishing
unsurpassed by any waters in which an oar
has ever been dipped or a fly cautiously cast.
Every convenience. every comfort ana every
attraction necessary for a irst-clGss and
DESIRABLE SUMNER RESORT
can be found at this hotel, and in the city
of Waynesboro. connected by pleasant walk,
are capable physicians. we'll stocked stores
and churches Of all denominations. The
climate is not surpassed among the mountains
of Virginia. Pleasant days succeed refreshing
nights. and sllubriOus breezes play through
both among the venerable trees which sur
round Hotel Brunswick.
RAILROAD FACILITIES.
This is an especially pleasant and conven-
lent place for families from DIX
teen passenger trains arrive and depart daily
over the Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk
and Western railroads.
THE MANAGEMENT.
The hotel is under the personal manage
ment of Mr.. James A. Burgess, who for many
wears was connected with Wrlghts Hotel and
depot restaurant al Charlottesville.
Mr.. Burgess IS a man OF thorough expert
ence. courteous and afable. and one who
knows Just how to make all his guests com
Portable and happy.