The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-08-07
What Hotel Shall l Stop At?

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What Hotel Shall l Stop At?
By all means stop the Mountain View 1nn conducted by
Mr. George Horton and his estimable wife The hotel is
new furniture and fittings of the best and the surroundings
we'll kept From the hotel grand view of the most wonder
full waterfalls the United States the famous Chimney Rock
towering hundreds of feet into space
Mrs. Horton is an estimabe lady making every feel at
home they arrive She gives her personal attention
her and superntend the cooking department.
which nsures perfect cleanliness The kitchen kept
clean the paror under her management Mr.
Horton is hustler and believes in having everything fixed to
please his guests He has lawn tennis and croquet grounds
QUOT pitching grounds marble yard that yard nicely
graded where the boys and ladies play the DID, but
ever games Of marble 'rol]hoe knucke down. &c de
has swings jogging boards turning boards and amue
ents for the children He has rustic seats the beautiful
grounds Nowhere else visitors find place where they can
get the comforts and pleasures that they Mr. Horizons hotel
But Is Not The Price Too High?
No! It is really puzzle to the visitors how Mr. Horton fur
nshes excellent fare and the musents to visitors that ne
does for the small charges Some of his visitors have insisted
On having him more and this the of most cases. it
usual to have visitors grow high he only charges
month
This is valuable information to me- and number Of my
friends who going take vacation this summer and am
certainly under obligations you and will you during July
and August at Mr. Horizons By the way how Tar is 1t from
Asheville?
Ony twenty miles three hours drive with good spann
of horses will take you from the beautiful mountain city,
and to Vanderbls elegant summer nome IN tact is sao
that Vanderbilt going have cottage built at point near
Chimney Rock As to all these points you write Mr..
George P Horton, Chimney Rock, N. e.
party prominent editors visited the place and selected
the build Editorial Club House, and they
wrote many praise the place and section will quote
from following papers:
RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER.
lofty each side the most picturesque scenery
to
and the world something the real grandeur and a0m Inn
{ ss a4o % ven H'T s @'1 gondous scenery The view
from the dome Chimney superb be be thorough,
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER.
The shades Of night falling destination The
the rounded Chimney Rock At our gt
creeping along The hymn and seemed as nature
Offering her evening R the nss esee s'f U@ @
this region. Go and for YOURSELF
WILMINGTON REVIEW.
It was up hill and down dale valley by high hills,
an anon skng pecpe hundreds of feet above the plain
beneath The country between and Asnevle is
the and Chimney gzed abroad for miles the
eve taking the peaks hundred magnncent
mountains. The view is simply sublime
RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ee not missing element scenery There
grand all the for six miles No language can
certainly picturesque famed swanoanoa and larger and much
more turbulent
NORFOLK yIRGINIAN.
the road approach the mountains UNFOLD pan
Dram like displaying grandeur almost aid fascinating the
eme Peak after peak seemingly reaching supremacy
though spurning the pacdy valley and deyng the of the
city builders of the plains 1t is only few years since man
first stood upon Chimney Rock The outlook superb be-
yond description y
RICHMOND TIMES
.Hckov Nut Gap is picturesque country be
found throughout Appalachian chain The Broad River restless
crystal stream gorge leaving rugged height
on either veng with each other the
use of glorious landscape To description of
the great gray peaks overlooking roaring and smiling wales below
would be but sacege when once glimpse has been obtained
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