The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-07-26
THE STATE PRESS FOR WlYHEsvILLE AMI
tine WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

TINE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Methodist AdvQace Waynesville
is growing town. and when the
railroad is completed to that point.
and it will be in q few months, the
progress will be more rapid.
We paid q short visit to the
Waynesville White Sulphur Springs,
a lovely mountain resort, made most
beautiful by nature, but yet suscept.
IDLE of improvement by man.
Toisnot Sunny Home: Waynes-
Vile is one Of the highest points in
Western North Carolina and the
scenery at this place is the finest IN
the country. The town sits on hill
and still it seems to be shut in by the
mou ntains ON every side. There are
several fine residences in the town,
among them is the residence OF Judge
Gudger, who Is we'll known in this
part of the State.
Rocky Mount Reporter: At three
O'Clock, by kind invitation from the
proprietors, Messrs. Timberlake and
Reade of the White Sulphur Springs,
the Convention adjourned to the
springs, where after pleasant CONVEX
sational indulgencies,the entire party
which numbered together with the
visitors, outside of the press, several
hundred, marched into the immense
dining room to enjoy the eatab]es
there spread.
Davidson Despatch The Haywood
White Sulphur Springs are sit lated
ON the swell of the Balsam Noun
tains, about q mile from Waynesville.
Nature has done much to beautify
this place. The water is possessed
of great curative powers but like all
other sulphur waters, does not taste
good until one becomes used to it.. 1t
will doubtless become popular sum
mer resort, both for invalids and those
who are in search of rest and recrea.
ton.
Kinston Free Press: Waynesville
is the county seat of Haywood. and
Is situated on an elevated plateau
between two branches of Pigeon Riv.
er and is surrounded by the range of
Balsam Mountain which are more
than 5000 feet high. If we mistake
not the town has thu highest of any
town in the State. We do not know
the population. but suppose it is
about 800. The people are, in the
min. educated and we'll read, healthy
and robust.
Warrenton Journal: Waynesville
is thrifty and growing little town
and is the home of some Of the most
courteous, and refined people that
live in the Old North State. There
are four large and elegant church ed.
i6ces. Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal,
and Presbyterian. A large brick
Courthouse is in the course of erec-
ton and when completed will be one
of the finest in the State. A mile dis.
tant up the valley Of Richland Greek
is the white Sulphur Springs.
Durham Recorder After the AS
ISOLATION adjourned they repaired to
the National Hotel to partake of the
elaborate and magnificent banquet
prepared under the supervision of
Messrs. Goode and Norvell. pro-
prietors. The spacious hall was
filed with guest and the tables
seemed to groan under the weight of
the delicious viands. The bill OF
fare was long. containing everything
the most fastidi0us epicure could de
sire mountain trout (the best fish in
the worldly disappeared with the
greatest rapidity from the overlooking
plates of the hungry editors.
Wilson Adoanee The White Sui
phur Springs. one mile from Waynes
vile Is one Of the most popular su II
mer resorts in the mountains. 1t is
beautifully situated on the swell of .
mountain, one of the Balsom range
Nature has spread itself in lovelies
profusion and on every hand we find
new attractions, new scenes of love-
iiness. more ;,eautiful than our imag
iination had pictured. The water o
the springs IS cold refreshing. health
giving.
Tie hotel # ths springs. is pude