Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-05-20
PIEDMONT SPRINGS.
THE FINEST OF ALL MIN.
ERAL WATERS.

Nesting amid line
Hills Of Dan," which pictures
quely winds between rolling
hills and towering mountains, is
situated Piedmont Springs.
This superb health and pleas
ure resort, under it's new manage
ment, is now open Cali The Year
Round" and it would require vol
umes to chronicle the cures that
have been accomplished by it's
marvellous water.
To all who are suffering from
any of the ailments that flesh is
heir to, we would say, go to
Piedmont Springs and be healed.
Why suffer longer, therefore, if
you are in any way afflicted? 1t
positively builds up the broken
down and over-worked; purifes
the blood, and cures all diseases
of the skin. It is a God-send to
suffering women, being an unfail-
ing specific for all female troubles.
1t strengthens the old and feeble,
restores lost appetite to pristine
vigor and positively cures all
forms of dyspepsia.
Many old persons now living
confess that they owe their pres
ent life and health to Piedmont
Springs, and a number of younger
people say the same.
The Railroad station of Pied
mont Springs is Walnut Cove, on
the G. f. & Y. V. r. r. If Will
mington is your nearest railroad
centre, go there and take the G.
f. & Y. V, for Walnot Cove: If
Fayetteville, do the same; If
Greensboro, the same. If Win
ston. Danville, Va, or any of the
Norfolk d Westean Ry. towns,
that Railroad will bring you to the
Cove: If Goldsboro is your nearest
Railroad centre, come here, and
take the Southern Railway to
Greensboro, thence the C. F. &
Y. Y. for Walnut Cove.
Comfortable carriages, with
gentle horses driven by careful
drivers, will meet all trains at
Walnut Cove, and regular bag
gage wagons will also be in at
tendance. The carriage fare from
the station to the Springs will be
l Dollar, and trunks will be
hauled at 25 cents each. No extra
charge for hand baggage. The
road to the Springs is in fine
repair, and leads through a coun-
try hat is beautifully pictures
que, changeable and interesting.
There has been recently and
permantly established a Post
Office at the Springs, and guests
will receive their mail and all the
leading papers daily. All mail
matter, therefore, should be adj
dressed to Piedmont Springs,
Stokes County, N. c.
The hotel is a modern and COM
modious building, equipped with
electric bells, water works, closets
and bathrooms, furnished through
out with superb furniture-the
most comfortable of beds, com
modious parlors, wide corridors,
broad sheltered porticos, swinging
hammocks and easy chairs. A
magnificent ballroom and billiard
and pool room are contiguous to
the hotel on one side, and a splen-
did ten pin alley on the others
convenient to the Springs. The
dining room and kitchen are u
perbly furnished, and the table is
supplied with every variety of
mountain fare and market deli
cacy, served by the very best of
cooks. Polite and prompt ser
wants are in constant attendance.
A competent corps of clerks will
be found in service, and the pro-
prietor himself, Mr.. w. P.
Halyburton being a hotelist
of long experience, will be always
vigilant for the entire comfort of
his guests.
The Springs are situated at the
base of the Suaratown Noun
tains, about p miles from Dan
bury. the county seat of Stokes,
and on the adjacent hills imme>
diately surrounding the Springs
sit a number of cszy 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 additional pleasure to the
society of the Hotel.
It is impossible to give in this
brief article an adequate descrips
ton of the magnificent hills and
towering mountains around
Piedmont Springs. Moore's
Knob, Hanging Rock and the
Three Sisters-spurs of the
Blue Ridge Mountains with their
deep gorges and lofty boulders
loom up grandly among the
clouds, Immediately in front of
the Hotel: and from their sums
mits views of the surrounding
country can be had for miles and
miles-and grand and awe-in-
spring TO behold.
The Blue Ridge may be seen