The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-06-02
ArYPICAL SUMNER HOME
II The Zlnzendorf, wfnston.Salem
North Carolina.

by Whatever breeze may move the
leaves. 1t is surrounded by porches
10 feet wide keeping always a most
grateful shade. The halls are high
pitched and 10 feet wide. The rooms
large and airy. The boilers, laundry,
bakery and kitchen are cut off from
the living part of the house. The wa
ter is pumped fresh from springs wall
ed and piped and protected by deep
shade. A perfect waste pipe carries
it to the rapid creek half a mile away
and eighty feet below its basement.
THE zINzENDoRF
is the best VENTILATED, best DRAIN
ED and best ARRANGED hotel in the
South and occupies the most notable
situation East of the Blue Ridge. 1t
is also
THE MOST CONVENIENT,
as it has the best Electric car system
in the South at its doors, putting it
only minutes from the passenger
depots of the Richmond & Danville
and Norfolk & Western Railway, the
two best known Southern systems, on
direct lines with New York, Washing
ton, Cincinnati, Memphis, Atlanta,
Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington,
Norfolk; the quickest schedules and
completest trains. 1t is only II hours
from Washington, Norfolk, Whining
ten, Charleston, Atlanta, Knoxville.
It is accessible. It has double daily
trains, telephones and telegraphs. This
is the situation. Ask for excursion
tickets from your station.
THE HOTEL ITSELF
is a model of convenience. It has
elevators, electric lights, hot and cold
public and private baths on every
floor, electric bells, most approved
fire escapes and apparatus.
ITS SERVICE
is done entirely by white help, walters
and chambermaids under well trained
matrons and is scrupulously neat, quick
and rapid.
THE TABLE
is prepared under the immediate eye
of the Manager, Mr.. e. S. Boswell,
whose long service in the New York
hotel and at the Manhattan club won
him much reputation in this special
Office. 1t contains the best that can
be bought, served in the daintiest and
most appetizing fashion and is already
commended far and wide. The meats
are selected and cooled in large re-
frigerators--the breads are baked in
the house by one of the very best
bakers in the country, the fowls, vege-
tables and fruits from the farms in
this county and the milk from the
registered herds of 81. E. Fries.
THE LAUNDRY
is the completest turned out by the
famous Dolph firm and is managed by
a successful laundryman.
THE OFFICE
is in charge of gentlemen and every
department of the hotel is under a
competent head who directs quietly
and pleasantly.
ADJUSTMENTS.
This is the hotel where one can
live in the most delightful ease and
comfort, sitting in the eastern veran-
das the outlook is over the busy
twin cities, lying with all the noise
of trade within stone cast. On the
western portico the country lies
below. Every noise is such as comes
from the countryside pleasing pros
pect of wood land and grass fields,
orchard, meadows and thickets twist
ed with vines, free from distracting
cares.
Leading from the hotel are miles of
macadamized roads that make driving
a pleasure as well as recreating and |
which lead to many interesting and |
beautiful scenes and quarters. An
hour will carry you along the wind
ings of the admirable West End boul
evard past its parks into the center of |
the manufacturing district where
thousands of hands are employed in a
hundred occupations, down miles of
Belgium block streets through the Elm
lined streets of Salem by the famous
Moravian Church and the grand old
School across the Iron Bridge span
ming Wachovia Brook to the beauti
full Sunny Side views and parks; or
passing the Military School and trot>
ting over the hills that command the
wonderful views of the Pilot, Blue
Ridge and Sauratown that are had
from the Zinzendorf. you come to the
and Mystic Parks where
are several newly discovered mineral
springs making much reputation,
thence through North Winston across
The car lines over the beautiful East
Side into its table land filled with
white, neat cottages, then returning
through the city home again.
THE MINERAL WATERS.
Too great stress cannot be laid on
he waters. They are most valuable
md are daily effecting remarkable
cures. The mystic waters, so-called
because of the romance connected with :
heir discovery have not been known I
hree months but hare already ac- ]
Iuired great local celebrity and on a
ingle day not less than one hundred
rehicles filled with people visited them
o drink in new health. The State :
hemist, DIR. III. B. Battle gives the +
analysis. i
Calcium Carbonate.
Calcium Sulphate.
Sodium Chloride.
Magnesium Carbonate. f
Potassium Sulphate. :;
Oxide cf Iron. b
The Marienbad waters so-called be-
ause they so nearly resemble the ia
lous Marienbad waters of Germany t.