The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-06-12

river with its changing scenery
What Hotel Shall Stop At?
Bv al means stop at the Mountain View nn conducted by
Mr. George Horton and his estimable wife The hotel
new the furniture and fittings of the best and the surroundings
well 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 estimabe lady making every fee at
home as soon they arrive She gives her personal attention
her housework and superends the cooking department.
which the perfect cleanliness The kitchen is kept
clean and neat the paror under her management MI
Horton is hustler and believes in having everything fixed to
please his guests He has lawn tennis and croque grounds
QUOT pitching grounds marble yard that is yard nicely
graded where the boys and ladies play the old out
ever new games of marble rolhoe knuckle down. &C. he
has swings jogging boards turning boards and many amuse
ments for the children BE has rustic seats the beautiful
grounds Nowhere else visitors find place where they
get the comforts and pleasures that they do at Mr. Horizons ho
But Is Not The Price Too High?
No It is really puzzle to the visitors how Mr. Horton fur
nhes the excellent fare and the amusemen to visitors that ne
does for the small charges Some Of his visitors have insisted
on paving him more and this the of most cases. for
lit usual to have visitors grow high rates. he only charges
seven dollars per week. twenty dollars for full calendar
month.
This is valuable information to me, and number OF my
friends who going take vacation this summer and am
certainly obligations you and will you during July
and August at Mr. Horton By the way how far is it from
Ashevile?
of horses will take you from the beautiful mountain city
and Vanderblt elegant summer home In tact 1t SAID
that Vanderbilt going have cottage built at point near
Chimney Rock. AS to all these points you can write Mr.
George P. Horton, Chimney Rock n. e.
Byheway prominent editors visited the place and selected
the location as the best place build Editorial Club House and they
wrote many praise the and section will quote
from the following papers,
RALEIGH NFWS AND OBSERVER.
lofty each side the most picturesque scenery
editors have met to see tor ourselves
and tell something of the real grandeur and submy
revelation and how willing live and die without putting
forth effort this wondrous scenery Inc we"
the dome Chimney Rock superb must seen De thorough
| y UNDERSTOOD
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER.
hung rounded Chimney Rock At our right
was Old Bady gigantic cliffs insignificant mors wee
offering evening prayer the Creator The view from Chimney
Rock is glorious useless describe the beauties Of
this region Go and them for yourself"
WILMINGTON REVIEW
dale the valley shut in by high hills,
an anon skng pcc hundreds Of feet above the plain
beneath Rutherdton and Abevle beautiful
rich nosnerons and haopv We stood the summit of
the rugged picturesque Chimney and gaz abroad for sixty miles the
almost glance the peaks OF hundo Maghnceht
mou The view simply sublime
RICHMOND DISPTCH.
There not missing this beautiful mountain There
succession all the for miles No language
depict grandeur scenery along the route The Broad River
the famed Swanoanos and larger and much
turbulent
NORFOLK ylRGINIAN.
turn Of the approach unfold
Dram like wild grandeur almost and yet fascinating the
Peak after peak seemingly reaching kyward alter supremacy as
buds plains 1t is only few since
first stood upon Chimney Rock The outlook superb be-