Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-04-08
4PIEDNONT SPRINGS!4
STOKES n n. O..

Nesting amid"The Beautiful Hills of Dan, .
which picturesquely winds between rolling
hills and towering mountains, is situated
Piedmont Springs.
This superb Health and Pleasure resort, I'M
der its new management, is now open ALL
THE YEAR ROUND. We can best vouch for
the merits of Piedmont Springs as a health
resort by referring the reader to the rep
utable testimonials given below. We could
produce hundreds of such testimonials, but
surely these are sufficient to convince even
the most skeptical, and it would require vol
umes to chronicle the cures that have been
accomplished by its marvellous water.
To all who are suffering from any of the
ailments that flesh is heir to, we would say,
come and be healed. Why suffer longer.
therefore, if YOU are in any way afflicted? 1t
positively builds UP the broken-down and
o~ver-worked; purifies the blood, and cures
all diseases Of the skin. Iii a God-send to
for all female troubles. 1t strengthens the
ylr and feeble, restores lost appetite to pristine
good and positively cures all forms of dys-
peps1a.
Many old persons now living confess that
they owe their PRESENT life and health to
Piedmont Spring, and a number of younger
people say the the same.
How TO Ger There's
The Railroad station of Piedmont Springs
is Walnut Cove. on the c. F. Il Y. V. r r.
If Wilmington is your nearest railroad centre,
nut Cove: If Fayetteville, do the same: If
Greensboro, the same. If Winston, Danville,
Va. or any of the Norfolk&Western Ry. towns;
that Railroad will bring you to the Cove: If
Goldsboro is your nearest Railroad centre,
go there, and take the Southern Railway to
Greensboro, thence the G. F. u Y. V. for
Walnut Cove.
Daily Line of Carriages:
Comfortable carriages, with gentle horses
driven by careful drivers, will meet all trains
at Walnut Cove, and regular baggage wagons
will also be in attendance. The carriage fare
from the station to the Springs will be DOL
LAR, and trunks will be hauled at 25cts. each.
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to the Springs is in fine repair, and leads
through a country that is beautifully pictur-
esque, changeable and interesting.
Daily Mail:
There has been recently and ~permantly es-
tablished a Post ONCE at the Springs, and
guests will receive their mail and all the lead
ing papers daily. All mail matter, therefore,
should be addressed Piedmont Springs,
Stokes County, n. G.
The Hotel:
The hotel is a modern and commodious
building, equipped with electric bells, water
works, closets and bath rooms, furnished
throughout will superb furniture-the most
comfortable of beds, commodious parlors,
wide corridors, broard sheltered porticos,
swinging and easy chairs. A mag
nificent Ballroom and billiard and Pool room
are contiguous to the Hotel on one side, and a
lent to the Springs. The Dining Room and
Kitchen are superbly furnished and the table
is supplied with every variety OF mountain
fare and market delicacy, served by the very
best of cooks. Polite and prompt servants
will be in constant attendance. A competent
corps of clerks will be in service, and the Pro-
prietor himself, being a hotelist of long ex-
perience, will be always vigilant for the en-
tire comfort of his guests.
Location.
The Springs are situated at the base of the
Mountains, about 24 miles from
Danbury. the county seat of Stokes, and on
the adjacent hills Immediately surrounding
the Springs sit a number of coy cottages that
are occupied in the Summer by their owners
from a distance, who come with their families
to enjoy the health giving water and add adj
ditional pleasure to the society of the Hotel.
Mountain Scenery.
It were impossible to give in this brief pamph-
let an adequate description of the magnifi-
cent hills and towering mountains around
Piedmont Springs. Moore's Knob, Hanging
and the Three Sisters-spurs of the
suaratown Mountains with their deep gorges