The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-07-26
HAYWOOD WHITE SUI

HAYWOOD WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS naturally, is one OF
the prettiest and most pleasant spots
it has ever been our qualification to
encounter. The waters Of the Springs
While strongly imb0ed with health
giving sulphur are delightfully."- cool.
sweet and enjoyable. The hotel IS
ample for the accommodation OF
guests, and the proprletors are ubl-
quitious and never failing in atten-
stion to their boarders. An Italian
string band discourses sweet music
every evening. and dancing is indulg-
ed by those given to that amusement.
Cool. grassy lawns and we'll kept
walks furnish fine prnmenades. 4a.
When gay girls and their beaux are
scattered-some occupying the rustic
seats under the trees, others reclin-
ing on the green grass and ever and
anon their joyous laughter ringing
through the vale of the pretty, purl-
ing, Richland Greek, that hens in
one side, one easily fancies himself
in fairy scene.-Iarboro Guide.
Alonaa,ace Cleaner: Western Caro-
lima is a veritable sanitarium and
Waynesville. which at present is a
small but growing town of about six
hundred inhabitants, is one of the
clieffountains of health. Here grains
and fruits can be grown in the great.
est abundance. Pure limped streams.
the home of the delicious mountain
trout, ripples through the dales. An.
other, and one of the chief features Of
Waynesville, is her churches. OF
these there are four, the Methodist,
Baptist, Episcopal, and Presbyterian.
The latter two are fine pieces of ar
chitecture and workmanship, but
built entirely of native woods. The
Episcopal is especially rich in its
fnish-the flooring of ashe, chestnut
ceiling, oak seats, walnut sash, win
dow frames and furniture, and finish
ed throughout with lining of walnut.
The White Sulphur Springs, only a
mile from Waynesville, have been a
favOrite resort for a number Of years
and are yearly growing in favor. And
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Western Carolina that excels it as
resort for those in search of health.
sightseeing and place Of rest COM
bined.
Kernersville Neavs: The White
Sulphur Springs, under the manage
ment of Messrs. Tlberlake and Will.
oughhy Reade, the we'll known elo-
cutionlst. offer rare inducements to
the seeker after health or pleasure.
The Springs are situated on an ele-
waited height of land about 5000 feet
above the level of the sea, facing the
lofty Balsam Mountain which rears
it's lowered summit to the height of
nearly 5000 feet. One feels as he
looks over the level expanse fronting
the hotel and sees on every hand
lofty mountains as far as the eye can
reach growing blue and yet bluer in
the dim distance, like uttering this
apostrophe: ''Grandly sleeping in
thy serene and tranquil dignity. on!
dark and deep blue mountains: lift.
ing thy fowe: ed crests above the
storm clouds of the world, thou art
the grand embodiment Of rest and
silence" The grounds around the
Springs have been adorned by the
hand of art and nature SO lavishly
that one stands with admiration the
first time he views them, and an at.
tempt at description Is useless. The
water is Of the strongest White Sui
phur and has effected some wonder
full cures and is always beneficial.
The Convention was handsomely
banqueted at the Springs Thursday,
and enjoyed rare musical entertain
ment at night.