The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-28
Leadsa Carolina Daiies i'm News and Circulation

j. B. Ramseur, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Aber-
nethy, Miss Bessie Abernethy. From
Laurinburg, N. c.: A. A. James, Miss
Agnes v. McGeachy, j. M. Mccormick.
From Kings Mountain, n. c.: l.. r.
Hagood, j. c. Patrick, T. B. Mckay.
From Rock Hill, S. c.: Miss Mary Sadler,
W. w. Steele Miss Louise Gillespie. Those
from other points are: j. r. Davis, New
York; H. NJ Malone, Jr., Atlanta, Ga;
j. w. Chapman, Ca; s. ]. Pridgen, At
lanta, Ca; Miss Lalage Daroin, Athens,
Ga; DR.. /. H. Goss, Athens, Ca; Mrs
Charles Webb, Athens, Ga; James Lips
comb, Wilson, n. c.; John ID. Heath, Al
bemarle, N. c.; Miss Sallie Smith, Texas;
Mrs. j. H. Steadman, Caroleen, N. c.;
Mrs. E. A. Covington, Wadesboro, N. c.:
Master Benjamin Covington, Wadesboro,
N c.; Melville Melendy and M B.
Melendy. Knoxville, Tenn; Bee Weather
ly. Maxton N. c.; F. G. Secrest, Ian
caster, N c.; A. G. Clark, Tarboro, N.
c.; Miss Kena. Clark, Tarboro, N. c.;
MSS Isabelle Clark, Tarboro, N. c.. E. W.
Grow, Monroe, N. c.; w. o. Burgnar,
Lynchburg, s. c.; Mrs. McIlveen, Ben
nettsville, S. c.; j. l.. McEachern, Dillon,
N. c.; j. NJ McLillan, Lowell, N. c.;
Mrs. S. A. Baskin, Bishopville, s. c.;
F. H. Fichtig and family, ~ c.;
]. Co. Joyner, Greensboro, N. c.; C. N.
Hastel, Charleston, S. c.; S. Gallert
Rutherfordton, N. c.; T. L. Williams.
Raleigh, N. c.; ]. w. Treff. Blacksburg,
S. c.; Gus Dial, Blacksburg, S. c.; Mrs.
j. d. Arthur, Union, S. c.. A. Blanton,
Marion, N. c.; c. R. Simmon, Forest
City, N. c.: B. L. Rider, Nashville,
Tenn; G. r. Rhym, Dallas, N. c.; Miss
Erroldine Hay, Charleston, S. c..
In conversation, Judge McCorkle,
of South Carolina, giving his opinion of
the springs, said, 81 came here first in
1853 and have been coming nearly every
year since, and while | have Travelled a
good deal, visiting many of the famous
springs, l find none to equal Cleveland
Springs" The venerable looking Judge
is now 80 years old and no better speci-
men of healthy looking manhood could be
found. Says he has often been told he
favors Governor Jarvis, and at first sight
/ really though it was our honored ex
Governor.
The proprietorsl are endeavoring to
make August their biggest as we'll as
gayest month and If for health, pleasure
or recreation you are looking, come and
can assure you that our splendid host
and hostess will do all in their power to
make it pleasant for you and these Won
derful waters will do the rest, and you
will leave with songs of praise on your
lips for grand old Cleveland, and with a
longing desire for one more chance at
meal gotten up by that splendid caterer,
r. Jim Lewis, for when r. Jim gets up a
bill of fare it will tickle the palate OF
the most fastidious. Mr.. Lewis has acted
in this capacity for 80 years and knows
the business from a to z, has served the
leading hotels in the South, having been
with Scoville Bros. ten years, Tate Springs
Tennessee Sweet Water Park Lithia
Springs, Ca, and many others. He is a
good, clever, little fellow weighing 225
pounds and says he eats just what he
sends in to the guests and it seems to
agree with him immensely and l am in
clined to think if r. Jims prepared meals
will not fatten one. it is a hopeless case.
w. M. ROGERS.