MACON COUNTY, NC -- NEWSPAPERS -- WAYNESVILLE LOCALS SEPT 1893

WAYNESVILLE LOCALS (Local Affairs) PUBLISHED IN THE FRANKLIN PRESS,
Sept. 20, 1893 - Vol. VII, No. 49

WAYNESVILLE, HAYWOOD COUNTY, NC

The county commissioners never did a handsomer thing than having water
works put in at the jail. A force pump drives the water to a tank in the
upper portion of the build. 

Prof. W.A. Garland of Hendersonville, who once was connected with the
COURIER, arrived here last Saturday night and is selling territory for a
first-rate patent bed brace. 

Mr. Z.V. Rogers left here Monday morning for Washington, D.C. He was to
begin work in the Government printing office yesterday. 

We have in our possession two mammoth cabbages raised by Mr. T.W.
Mitchell, one weighs 15 pounds and the other 17. 

Boone & Williamson have given us an Irish potato that weighs 2 lbs and
5 ounces. 

Mr. D.R. Allen brought into our office last Monday, the largest and
finest apple we have seen. It weighed 1 pound and 9 1/2 ounces, and
measured 12 inches in circumference. It is of the Gloriamundi variety,
and it has been sent to Chicago to represent Haywood at the Fair. --
COURIER. 

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