The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
THE BRUNSWICK INN.
Views Of Unsurpassed LONELINESS or
Lowlnnd aud Highland.

Views OF Unsurpassed. LONELINESS or
Lowlnnd aud Highland.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,
WAYNESBORO. VA, August ls.-Dur-
ing these days when the suns rays are
beating down with the fierce ;ignt and
heat Of torrid cline, ana the weather is
such as to surpass that in the memory Of
the ubiquitous Oldest inhabitant, especially
fortunate do those account themselves
who have sought the shady lawns and
brecze-swept galleries ST Brunswick. Inn
At present the hotel and its surround
.ncs and appointments recall to mind the
memory of :;s best and most prosperous
DAYS. when in capable hands and under
sk;lful management it was wont to be
DatroniZed by representative people from
all ,a:-ts Of the State. And these who
are now casting around for an Ideal sum-
mcr resort at which to spend few weeks
or DAYS can come TO the Brunswick with.
every assurance that Mr.. 10th. the pro-
prietor and his energetic assistants, will
SPARE no pains or trouble to make their
STAY however brief, q most enjoyable one
and one not likely to fade soon from their
memory
For Mr.. 10th has assured his friends.
that he will spare no expense to maintain
n house which. free from the tinsel and
show and glamour that surrounds more
pretentious resorts. shal: o. excellad by
none of similar kind in the mountains Of
Virginia.
Situated in the most beautiful portion Of
the Shenandoah Valley, within few
hundred yards walk Of points OF eminence
and advantage. whence may be described
views Of unsurpassed loneliness and glor-
ious panoramic stretches Of mountain and
lowland scenery. the place is che which,
bv its very location, seems to exhale and
induce that feeling of rest and calm and
repose which is Sc essential to the seeker
after health. and so stimulating and IN
MIGRATING to those who. tired out with
the demands upon their time and nervous
energy by a never satisfied society, can
recruit their strength and find ease and
-cncen for their wornout nerves.
While Manager 10th has too much SEN
.;r,ent in his nature to believe that the
way to the hearts of cf1ivalrous men and
tender women is down their Threats. yet
he has discernment enough to recognize
that "thc paramount issue of n popular
resort is Keeping the table beautifully fur
nished with a choice variety of we'll
cooked and weIl-served food: while the
hotel is amply supplied with the indispen-
sable requisite OF every resort that de-
serves the name-namely: an abundance
of the c!earest and unrest water gushing
forth from never-failing springs.
There are. doubtless. Few naces in the
IllcuEtHlDS OF NISlHit WHICH, siiC SUI
rounded by more beautiful drives than
the Bruns11ick. In whichever direction
one goes the eve IS greeted by varied
lan5scane Of beautifully kept and we'll
TILED farming lands. while on all sides.
Tho mountains. grand TRANQUIL and low
able. present nver-changing and ever
VARYING hues and tints of blue and green.
Back Of the hotel flows the son;h branch
of the Shenandoah River, into whose
7r11riH v-1t n daily 7,11rro does T7I,c7
to relieve the monotonv Of hot summers
afternoon
Every few DAYS driving parties visit
Stanton. Mountain Top or some other
locality of interest. many Of which ere
within few hours drive Of tho hotel.
Last week Mrs. A. T. DOMAIN and Mrs.
VIM. n. Talbot chaneroned large party
to Weyer's Cave. sixteen miles north of
the Brunswick. where a most enjoyable
DAVIS outing was spent-
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs blair P. Wilson.
Of Hampton. acconnanied by Miss Shield.
n charminsly attractive young lady. visited
the Caverne of LuraE.
Among the recent Richmond arrivals at
the Brunswick are the following:
Mrs. S. p Waddill. with her three sons
and 2 daughter: Mrs. C. r. Wilson and
son: Mrs. A z. Donnan and four children:
Mr. and Mrs. 7. A. Lamb and son: Mr..
and Mrs w G. NoselcE and four chill
drne. Miss Lucy Law and Master ITitzhugh
T.afrertv: Miss f NJ. Hill: CAPTAIN J. +.
Blair and wife; Miss Belle Taylor: Miss
Mary HOrff.