The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-06-26

please his guests He has and croquet grounds
QUOT pitching grounds marble yard that s yard nce
graded where boys and ladies play the DID, but
ever new games of marble rohole, knuckle down. &c He
has swings jogging boards turning boards and many anuse
1ents the children he has rustic seats over the beautiful
grounds Nowhere else find place where they can
get comforts and pleasures that they do at Mr. Horizons note
But Is Not TIE Price Too High?
Mo- 1t is really puzzle the visitors how Mr.. Horton fur
nhes the excellent fare and the to visitors that ne
does for the small charges Some Of his visitors have insisted
on paving and this is the OF most cases. Tor 1t
usual have visitors grow high rates He only charges
seven dollars per week. twenty dollars tor iu calendar
month
This is valuable information to me- and number Of my
friends who are going take vacation this and am
certainly under obligations you and will see You during July
and August at Mr. Hortons BY the way how ar IS II from
Ashevlle?
ONLY twenty miles three hours drive with good spann
Of horses will take you from the beautiful mountain city
and yanderblts elegant summer home In fact IS ao
that Vanderbilt going have cottage built at point near
Chimney Rock AS all these points you can write Mr.
George P Horton, Chimney Rock, n. c.
Byteway party prominent visited the place and selected
the location place Editorial Club House. and they
wrote many praise concerning section will
front the following papers:
RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER.
Here with lofty mountains picturesque
the Rockies editors have met see for ourselves
and tell the world something the rea grandeur and snbm'y
how willing live and die without putting
forth,u to this wondrous Inc Vie"
Rock superb be to be thorough
ly unde Stood
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER.
Tle falling drew destination me
rounded Chimney Rock Al our Ih
Old Bady under whose gigantic cliffs we nsgnhan. % @oIa ] ~
creeping along The hymn and seemed as nature
the Creator lhe view from Ohh
Glorious useless describe the beauties OF
this region Go and themo youef'
WILMINGTON REVIEW.
up hill and down dale in the valley shut IN by hig mus
an anon skpg precpce hundreds of feet above the PLAIN
Ruhecrdon and shevle Is oeantu
nrosnerous and baopv We stood the summit of
the Chimney d abroad for sixty miles the
taking glance the peaks hundred magnhcent
noun The view is simply sublime
RICHMOND DSPTCH.
element this beautiful mountain scenery lhefe
grand all the for six miles No language
depict the all along the route The Broad River
Swanoanoa and larger and
turbulent
NORFOLK yIRGlNIAN.
the road approach the mountains untold pam
displaying wild grandeur almost and yet fascinating the
seemingly reaching skyward alter supremacy
the pdy the valley and deymg the arts OF the
mildcrs of the 1t only few
first stood upon Chimney Rock The outlook superb be-
yond description
RICHMOND TIMES.
Hickory the picturesque section Of to be
Appalachian chain The Broad River restless
crystal leaving towering rugged height
on either veng with each other in the
glorious landscape 10 attempt description OF
peaks overlooking caas and smiling wales oeo"
sacrege when glimpse has been Obtained