The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-08-05
a PLtAsANr TR1r THRouau FAIK VIE,

hot ana colo sulphur baths now ready
at haywood Wnlte sulphur Springs, 5,
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A PLEASANT TRIP THROUGH FAIR view
TovNsu,p ,Nro RrrHppro,n
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u WAS ouI prlvilesse anu pieasule ~
take trip few days ago through FAIR
View Township, this county, to Chimney
Rock thence throuoh Rutherford conn
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ar view Mnouip 70 oilo -. % .lio
best in the State. Settled by an intelH-
gent. industrious. progressive people, the
.,l,o,a ..ot;o, bao,., .v;danee of tbr;ft
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ana prosperity: We oniy. saw mo upper
Cane Creek valley, which is not only
beautiful, but very productive; and we
were assnred that the lower norton was
80 0r.t.;ar tho,, tI,a ,,,,,ar IN. oro,,s
sven preeeler S tlatl ~ Cne UPPER Inc cfops
this year are very fine, except the wheat,
and the yield of this will not much
moro thar zach balf the opantitv solyn
.of u;ol,o.,, NJ o. 81 Ch;n,,,,a,, pooL
=! thicAoly Nue uap' anu oiiiniiey isocA,
with Its adjoining attractions, the LIT
ZEN will have much to say soon. The
valley. oftbe Broad and Green Rivers
w = : Als 90 my ooi s's.i1i
and In many Arespects nner'
than any we have seen in the Sta te
The crops this year are more promising
than for years. Everything is and will
be abundant The old town of Ruther-
fordton nestles quietly under the hills,
in picturesque spot, with well shaded
streets, and busy hopeful people. hope
full over encouraging prospects OF rail-
road. We heartily sympathize with
this people, and trust the day is not dis
tant when the rail will reach our neigh
Dor, and thus: afford the only needed
facllltles 70 make the county one OF the
richest and most prosperous IN the State.
We spent an evening and night at the
hospitable and beautiful home of Col.
Frank Coke, on Green River In Polk
county. Extending some two and half
or three miles along the broad valley of
the Green River, skirted by beautiful
and heavily timbered foothills iutting
out from the Blue Ridge, literally bur-
dened with heavy crops of corn. and
clover, and grasses, it was scene to
home of Col. Sam Carson, well known to
many oloer citiIens 9l tue oeate, rests
brood @ ' hottoyps ond snr,nnndad bv terrac- e
es, and lakes. and fountains, new and
costly farm buildings. bearing on every
nAnu I ing eViuonces y; "ea,:n t. Allu ~ goou
comfort @ and nleas1re and rast The
corn crop of this immediate section
promises to be enormous. Col. Coke in
formed US u was estlmateo that within
49,, ,rn,,Id 1;.1d ~ Lest o,,a JraJ
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his form into = etoct farm, for tho raisins 2
nf 6na horoes cottia onJ sbaon III H;S
~, - nne ,.o ,nJ ~ aro1,;S;oIs +. or',
axtans;-a ., a~nonsi,a % cd con'pia+. anJ
"a th;1i 80 "a bn,,a oonno+ @ fa;t II ,,rnna .,
orot;tah1a Tbe Eo1onaI totas oroat ~
ferast in the imnrovement Of the nnhIic
roads and hos done some valuable yorlr
IN fhot d;ract;o5, H. ia nnh1;c0en;r;faa
citizen eniovina large wealth and ex-
bends IL liberaliv for the imnrovement
of his section. We st1afi huvae more to
say of our trip from time to time as space
permits. We greatly enjoyed it, and saw
much to instruct as we'll as please
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Inc nrst court OF the al circuit epen-
ed at MARSHALL on Monday, Judge Gud-
ger presidino. A very promDt conclu-
s;on ,yos o;va,, - +La Stota DocLot bv
So ?, " 20 49, o' ~
the construction put on the Ia" creating
the Inferior Court of Madison. Original
jurisdiction having been given to that
co,,rt bv tho Aot oyer oil cosas Of :, Io,ro,.
e. ~ ~ ~. az -
graoe Oh oHences' All inolctments cover
ing such cases were either quashed or
mol prosed. When parties were pres
ent, they were required to give bond for
their appearance at the next term OF the
Inferior Court. 1t will remain with the
Solicitor to dispose of these. many cases,
when defendants and witnesses have not
answered, some of them for years, will
go off the docket altogether to its great
relief. Yesterday was a dull day in the
court. The civil docket had been assign
ed to Thursday, and the only action Of
the court was the motion docket. The
Sheriff was busy summoning venire for
the case of Hensley charged with the
killing OF Haney. The trial may take
place to- day.
Very few farmers were in town, all
who could stay at home, were at work in
the crops. All accounts concur in the
representation of the finest corn, oats,
and tobacco crops known for many years.
The seasons have been fine. A few
cases of damage by hail and wind are
noted. The worm on the tobacco is re-
ported more abundant than usual. I
In connection with the subject of tob-
acco, we may note a visit to the fiue fac
of IUolloc o,,1 "a