Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-08
WHAT TAZEWELL c.. Fl.
NEEDS.

NEEDES.
Whenever an enterprise is propos
ed, and when it can be clearly dem
onstrated to the satisfaction of clear
headed men that it will pay II fair
dividend, there is always some one
to furnish tie capital Tazewell c.
II. has let more good things slip
from lis grasp in tho last decade
than any town in this section of the
Slate. 1t would he hard to find n
town anywhere of equal size that can
boast of so much culture and talent.
Ii is situated i'll valley us fair to
look upon MS any landscape Of the
Orient, and it is surrounded by an
intricacy of hills and mountains of
supernal beauty. 1t is two thousand
feet above the sea level, and the eli
mate is rs salubrious us 1t well car
be.
There is but one thing in the way
=
of this town becoming the most pop
ulur summer resort in the South. IL
needs pnlatiul hotel. Such struc
ture, browning one Of those beautiful
blue grass knobs in the suborbs of
Tazewell G. H., would draw hithcr
hundreds of health seekers from
Southern cities and bring thousands
Of dollars into the community 10 en-.
itch its citizens. The influx of capi.
talwould not be the only benefit the
people would realize from such q
state of affairs. Brought in touch
with the culture and refinement of
other sections, the intellectual and
social standard of the ncighborhood
would necessarily De raised. Enthu,
slastlc tourists would watt abroad
the story of Tazewells wealth and
beauty, thereby influencing others to
come and settle permanently among
us.
There is nothing that tho average
Southerner loves better than n horse
back ride. Mr.. Stuart, who owns
the Greenbriar White Sulphur
Springs, makes it point every sum.
mer to take drove of fine saddle
horses from his Russell farm for the
accommodation of the tourists who
attend bis springs. No county in
the State can furnish rs many blood
ed horses as Tazewell. 1t takes blue
grass to make fine stock, and we
have that in abundance Oh II thou.
sand hills. Tazewell G. II. is the
starting point of net wrok of good
turnpike roads. This recommends i;
to tourists. The misunderstanding
equestrian always inquiries about the
roads. The Norfolk Landmark, in q
recent Issue, tells of an old Method.
list preacher who said, after travelling
over rough road for miles, that i!
he had to go to hell he wanted to oo
the same route for he would be clad
when he got there. This will neve,
be said of the roads at the Court
House.
In short, this town has everything
In its favor. 1t has magnificent ma
tural scenery close at hand,a healthy
braclng climate, water of every sort
which has been Analysed with the
most fiattering results, and culti
waited and progressive people.
We repeat it, Tazewell G. II. need,
but one thing to insure its salvation
and that is a fine hotel with all ihs
latest improvements. Ii it's citizen,
will push the matter, capitalists from
other sections will come to their sun
port and relieve them of all risk auf
responsibility. AS we said in th,
outset there is always some one who
i shrewd enough to take advantag,
Of good thing when he sees it :
Graham Headlight.
We hope our friend will accent on
THANKS for the above article, whicl
strikes right at the core OF our needs
Il does not require very obsarg
! AIT stranger to acquaint himself viii
= the facts stated in this article-Taze
wells natural'advautages and it's OH
great need-a fine hotel.