W.M. CHENE! - - - Editor
FRIDAY, FEBBUAKY 28th, 1890.
NTEBED AT POST-OFFICE. LAPOKTE
PA., AS SECOND-CLASS MATTE 11.
J V. RETTENBURY,
WATCIIMAKEB AND JEWELER,
DUSHORE, PA.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN
TION.
Headquarters or the Republican 1
Standing Committee >
of Sullivan County. J
LaForte, February, I st, 1890.
Pursuant to a resolution of the
County Committee, of Feb. Ist '9O,
there will be a Convention of the
Republican voters of Sullivan coun
ty in the Court House at LaPorte
TUESDAY MARCH 4th 1890,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
The convention is called for the
purposo of choosing one delogatc to
the State Convention and to trans
act such other business as shall
properly oome before the meeting,
Delegate election will be held at
the usual place of holding elections
in the several districts on Saturday
March Ist 1890, between the hourt
of 4 and 7 p. in.
W. M. CHENEY, Chairman.
Court I*roceedinira.
Court opened indue form on
Monday with Hon. J. A. Sittser P.
J. and E. A. Strong and Rob't.
Taylor his Associates on the bench.
Constables called and made the
usual returns.
A. A. Ludy appointed to wait up
on the Graud Jury.
I'. B. Hopper appointed to wait
upon the Traverse Jury.
Patrick Farley and Theodore
Roader appointed to citzenship and
ttworn in open court.
McGuire vs Rouse In Equity,
receiver discharged and bond can
celled.
In.re. assignment of Jno. Litzle
man—Geo. Yonkin and Anthony
Dempsey appointed appraisers.
In.re. guardianship of Dottie
Mcllwain—J no. Frymire appointed
guardian of said minor. Bond to
be i» sum of S4OOO.
A. L. Shoemaker appointed guard
ian ofEllaM.Holcomb—Bond SIOOO.
£. J. Snell appointed guardian of
Donald Morgan—Bond S6OO.
Coml'th. vs Daniol Piorco- -t,ar
ceny—True bill. Dft. pleads guilty
sentenced to pay a fine of $5 anil
cost and undergo imprisonment in
county jail for 30 days.
Peddlers license granted to Air.
Shoemaker and A. C. Herly.
Jno W. "Walker appointed guard-
Jan of Catharm Deuce.
Chas. F. Cheney appointed Con
stable of Shrewsbury twp., vice. J.
F. Bennett resigned.
Wm. Phillips appointed constable
of Colley twp., vice. Thos. Cangley
resigned.
Reuben Brown appointed Con
stable of Fox twp., vice. Elmer
Miller resigned.
Herleman Bros, va Jno. Apple
man—Court appoint Hon. B. S.
Collins Auditor to distribute funds
arising from Sheriff sale of dft's.
personal property.
In.re change of polling place for
Forksville boro—Court authorize
the matter to put to vote of the
qualified voters of said boro.
Coml'th. vs Shultz Bros. Larceny
—True Bill.
Barton vs Gilbert —Rule to open
judgment.
Thomas J. Ritter appointed
guardian of Frank and Maud Ma
gargle—Bond SI2OO in each case.
Coml'th. vs John VV. Carroll for
selling liquor to minors—Defendant
not guilty and costs equally divided
between the prosecutor and de
fendant.
Coml'th. vs Frank Sharpe for rob
bery of Lopez store—Defendant
pleads guilty.
CONTINUED.
CHICAUO <; ins IT!
The Wind> City Gobble* tl»e World'*
Great Fair.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—The de
ciding struggle between the cities
competing for the World's Fair com
menced at noon, and resulted in a
victory for Chicago. The hall of
the House was so gloomy that the
gas was lighted. The galleries were
crowded in fact packed.
Chauncey M. Depew, Mayor
Cregier, and a host of representa
tive men were to be seen in the re
served galleries. Representative
O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, opened
the proceedings by presenting John
E. Reyburn, the successor of tht
late Representative Kelley, of
Pennsylvania. Mr. Reyburn took
his place before the bar and was
sworn in by the Speaker.
The Clerk read the special order
of the House prescribing the method
of voting upon the site for the fair,
requiring some one place to'hare a
majority of the votes cast.
Mr. Blount, Georgia, wished to
know if there would be an oppor*
tunity afforded to pass upon the
question as to whether there shall be
a fair before selecting a site.
Tlie Speaker replied that under
the special this opportunity could
not be had, and directed the Clerk
to call the roll. There wa3 some
applause as the first few responses
were made, which was pramptly
chocked by the Speaker.
THE FIRST BALLOT.
The first ballot for choice of site
resulted as follows:
Chicago, 115
New York. 72
St. Louis, 61
Washington, 66
Cumberland Oap, 1
Necessary to a choice 154.
SECOND BALLOT.
Chicago, 121
Now York, S3
St. Louis, 68
Washington, 48
THIRD BALLOT.
Chicago, 127
New York, 92
St. Louis, 63
Washington. 34
FOURTH BALLOT.
Chicago 134
New York, 99
St. Louis, 48
Washington, 29
FIFTH BALLOT.
Chicago, 140
New York, 110
St- Louis, 38
SIXTH BALLOT.
Chicago, 149
New York, lift
St. Louis, 2S
SEVENTH BALIOT.
Chicago, 153
New York, 106
St. Louis, 29
EIGHTH BALLOT.
Chicago, 157
New York, 107
St' Louis, 25
Chicago reached on this ballot
three votes more than were necessary
and thus gets the fair. The an
nouncement was applauded and the
House adjourned.
THE FINAL STRUGGLE.
On the seventh ballot a majority
would be 156, and Chicago had 154,
just two votes short. Theie was an
agony of expectations when Mason
dragged Reyburn, the new member,
forward. Ho said he wished to
change his vote from New York to
Chicago, and did so. He was greet
ed with applause, and evidently ex
pected to lead a stampede foi
Chicago, but he was disappointed
No hn<ly followed his example, and
Chicago's total stood at 155, one
less than a majority. The New York
forces were retiring in good ordei
and contested every inch of the
ground, so another roll call was
necessary. It was the eighth and
last, for Chicago achieved hei
victory, and out of the total of 301
votes received 157, three more than
a majority.
VOTE OF THE PENNSYLVANIANS.
On the eighth ballot the Penns3'l
vania members voted as follows
For Chicago: Atkinson, Bayne
Craig, Culberston, Dalzell, Parting
ton, McCormiek, Osborne, Reyburn
Rife, Scranton, Scull, Townsend am
Watson. For New York: Brtin
ner, Bingham, Buckalew, ilarmer
Kerr, Maish, Matchler, O'Neill
Reilly, Wright, Yardley.
Chicago Wild With Joy.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.—The streei
scenes in Ohicagothis afternoon anc
evening told of the enthusiasm un
mistakably. The incidents wer<
not unlike those familiar to ever}
one when a national convention ii
on. To-night the toots of resur
rected election horns mingle cveri
Few minutes with the boom of can
ion on tho lake front, and at all th<
slubs, hotels and other resorts, tin
coming of the World's Fair *t<
Chicago is being celebrated with i
vim.— Ex.
Jonathan Bennett of Muncj
Valley, made the REPUBLICAN oflicc
a call on Monday, and renewed his
subscription for a year in advance.
CHARTER NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania
on March 10th 1890, by Charles R. Buckalew,
C. W. Miller, H. 11. Grot*, Edwin Eberman
and Chester Stilts, under the Act of Assembly
entitled "An Act to provide for the incorpora
tion and regulation of certain osrporations ap
proved April 2'.Hh I>7 !. ii. ? the several sup
ploments theroto for tlic ch >rtor of an intended
corporation to be called "The Fishing Creek
Improvement Company," the character and
olijeot of which is lor the purpose of erect
ing reservoirs, construction of dams, tho driv
ing and floating of logs, timber and lumber on
the West Branch of Fishing Crook in the coun>
lies of Columbia and Sullivan on said stream
not exceeding twenty miles in length with the
right to clear out, improve and use the same,
purchase dams, erect new dams, straighten,
deepen, orib and widen tho same.
CHARLES B. McMICHAEL,
ANDREW L. FRITZ. I
Fob 10, '9O. J Atty's for Applicants. I
AIfNUAIi icatbmenT
IE \
Expenditure* of Sullio 'ounty for the Year 1889.
Jury Commissioner? ' Amount brought forward $4,962 29
Court Reporter 5] F. A. Meyets, Com. 60 days 611 miles 138 60
County Auditors ( 3hdß. Hugo, " 52 " 689 •' 145 31
Printing and Advertising 3( r. H. Campbell" 51 " 800 " 160 00
Fuel « rid Light* 1' Auditing l'rotbocotary'i Acoount* 12 00
Proihonotary and C erk of Courts 1 Janitor 74 00
Elections 9 Boardirg Prisoners 72 69
Assessing and Registering 8! Traverse Jurors 1711 91
Agricultural Scciety 1 Grand Jurors .... 044 92
Constiblea.. 1 Couuty Institutesl2o. 'BB and $l3O. 'B9 250 00
Commonwealth Costa 3 bounty 58 50
Books and Stationery 2 County Bridges 171H46
Inquest* 1 Jail expenses 42 54
Sheriff's Cost 3 Expense on State Assessment 50 00
Commissioners Clerk 3 | Penitenitary Bill 5 28
Kefunding Account ; Danville Asylum Bill 8176
Commissioner's Counsel Sundries 159 17
Postage Trienniel Assessment appeal 150
Interest Aocount 5 [State Convention of Co Commissioners 60 00
Court Crier
Amount forwarded $ 4,9 j $ 10782 67
_
Financial Condition of the Com of Sullivan for the Year 1889.
LIABILITIES j RESOURCES.
Philip Karge Co Order $ 2C Amount in Treaeuier's hands $2373 41
Henry Karge (use) Orde 11; Amount Due from Collectors of 1887 11 19
Mrs Sarah Speaker Co. '• 48 " " " " " 1888 348 77
Mrs. Amanda Reil " " 20( •' " " " '• 1889. ...2861 19
ft'. C. Mason '• " 5( " " "J. Walliser per F. F.
EtblinM. Mason " " 5( l)rnko 43 45
tf.'N. Betts " " 281 | " " " H.Van Etten 247 38
it. M.Stormont " •' 1! " " •• Emma Zeigler 150 00
J. W. Engleman '• " 251 " " " JoLn Murphy 57 92
.'ounty Orders Outstanding 6' " " " Henry Burnett 129 38
r. l'aulhamus (use) No. 14 Sept T '81... 31 " " "John Hopwood 47 71
Tohn Paul humus judg. on dockot of J. " ' " J Thorp 37 20
, P. Jan. 3d 1882 1- I " " "J. T<. Crossley 73 81
" " "Mason Brown 108 52
, . Total slo4!' " " "William Lament 10 00
_ " " " Geo. and J. Chrisman 48 09
*j J " " "E. A. Knapp, note... 25 00
I " '• " Henry Tripp, Sheriff
1 Jury Fees 1888 '89... 24 00
j Liabilities in Excess of Rcsouroea 3901 29
Total $10498 97
l>r. COUNTY 0 DER ACCOUNT. Cr.
of Orders issued $lO7 7 Amount of Ordeis Redeemed in1889510142 20
Vioouut County Orders Outstanding " " Outstanding Dec.
Deo. 31st 1888 97 0 3lst 1889 10316 37
$204 7 $20488 57
JA COB LOl 11, TREASURER
In Account with Collector of State Tax., for the Year IHB9
lOROUGHS AND COLLECTORS. Am t Amount Coil 's Rebate. Amt. due Balance
TOWNSHIPS, j I'ha 1 Paid in. ! Com. ! Co. Trea.;Account.
Jherry t'homas Miner.... *K 3 76 38 219 256 54 90 13(5 S3
.'olley Thos. Cangley... 58; I 57 48 57 48
Jushore Boro J. H. Kecfe 16 t I 106 >»a ]fifl 93
>avidson r>. H, Lorah 7 I 68 36: 2 12 2 73 73 511
ilkland Hiram Osier 4' 1 20 00| 60 105 22 84 44 49
'orksville Boro 11. W. Gilbert.... 6!) 40 00 1 20| 2 10 25 50 C 8 80
r ork - C. F. Ritchlin.... 51! 53 34 2 01| 213 1 47 4s
'ox Jethro Batten... 1 I I ' 11 24 11 24
lillsgrove A. A. Ludy 7! 5 54 98 1 65 2 89 20 17 79 69
Boro F. W. Gallagher 2 8 22 43 ' „ 7ti 110 j 24 90
.aporto Michael Jordan...! 1 3 12 00 ' 36 63 6 74 : 19 73
Shrewsbury.» A.Morgan I>, 18 95 1 00l j 1 19 9j
I 's7s 1 366 4X 121119 1 15 29j 365 80! 759 71
Amount of State and County 1\ is J)uc front, Collectors for the Years
1887, 888, 1889.
STATE. COUNTY
BOROK. AN I) I ♦* BOROS. AND
.ffIWMCUJM. -•* ! .nwwmro Amt
Uu Due".
Year 18S*. | ; Year 1887.
-herry Dennis O'Brien $ 45 Cheiry Dennis O'Brien $ .1 04
}u-h>re Juno: H. Keffe... (14 Hillsgrove A. A. Ludy 7 55
Laporte B W. M. Chenoy 08 Year 1888.
Year 1888. Cherry Michael Gallagher 267 23
'h-Try M. Gallagher ! 20 Duahore W, C. Garey 77 04
Sushore W. C. Garey t 11: Laporte Twp J. (J. Rotsford 4 60
Liaports top J. C. Botsford 57j YvarlSß9,
ear 1389. Cherry Thomas Miner 883 01
Jherry Thomas Miner J 90iColley Thomas Cangley... 417 31
-olley Thomas Cangley... |4B Dusliore James H. Keefo 730 60
[luahore ...... James H. Keefe l|P3'Elkland Hiram Oaler 11279
Elkland Twp ;lliram Osier 381 Fox Jethro Battiu...!!!!!! 335 09
fox Jethro Battin 124 Forksville b 11. W. Gilbert!..'.'.'.' 87 07
Forksville B H. W. Gilbert 5 50. Hi A. A. Ludy 72 23
llillsgron'o Twp....jA. A. Ludy il7Laporte Michael Jordan!.".'.'. 140 9<
Laporte Twp 1 Michael Jordan 71 Laport* B F. W. Gallagher... 82 li
$51351 3221 15
" JACOB LOHII TREASURER
In Account with the Collects of County Tax for the Year 1889.
BO ROUGHS j j j j j j j
•>ND j COl-LEC- Amount. Aihnt Taxes Rebate. Exoner-' Coil's. ' Due
TWPS. TORS. j Charged Pit in Return ations. , Coin. Itrom Col
I
Clieriv Thos Miner... $1742 77 II 00 26 32 23 441 883 01
Colley Thos Cangloy 485 46 fi 95 331 ] 89! 417 31
Dushore B. Jas. H. Keefe 730 60 I 73Q jq
Davidson D. 11. Lorah... 894 79 7 26j 42 10 25 43i
Elkland 11. Ooler 936 43 It 46] 15 60j 25 28 859 27 71! 112 79
Forksville B. II W Gilbert 223 25 i 28' 415 14 80i 87 07
Forks jO F Ritchlin 752 41 -S 05; 25 87 31 40 5 sl[ 21 5"!
Fox Jethro Batteo 448 94 7 07; 2 291 14 49 335 09
Hillsgrove ... A A Ludy. ... 613 01 202 22 041 10 72! 72 23
Laporte twp M. Jordan... 435 79; !3 56; i 12 211 y 04' 140 98
Laporto Boro F. Gallagher 340 87; ll 00; 12 32; 995 507 742 82 11
Shrewsbury. A. Morgan... 764 23; 135 41 27 11 92 25 lU| 28 59 :
! $8368 55 45 95| 95 06i 190 97 44 27 17i 111 2861 19
JACOB zoun ; TREASURER.
In acct. with the several 2'ownsbs, Road Funds, received from Unseated
Land Taxi for the year, 1888.
Amount iAmount Treat's Due Twp Balance
TOWNSHIPS Receivej Paid out Com.
Chc "y 1 319 65 186 58 15 98 117 06 319 62
Colley 1..... 879 47 500 00 43 97 335 50 879 47
Davidson J,.... 736 61 413 97 36 83 285 81 736 61
Elkland {..... 74 3S 372 70 66 74 38
P° rlts 299 90 65 92 15 00 218 98 299 90
£°* ♦•••• 061 90 660 33 10 622 26 661 96
Hillsgrove i..., 208 12 175 00 10 41 22 71 208 12
Laporte twp L... 1120 60 473 53 56 03i 590 94 1120 50
Shrewsbury | 619 81 218 76 30 99j 370 06 618 81
self 6 OLANdp UILDING~EUNDS.
Amount 'Amount Treas.'s Due Twp Balanee
TOWNSHIPS AND BOROUGHS; Keceivod Paid out Com
Cherry 273 S3 60 00 13 69 264 14 273 S3l
Colley 1 585 18 400 00 29 26 155 62 685 18
Davidson 368 53 18 43 350 10 368 53
Elkland i... 38 93 195 36 98 38 93
Forks 4.... 246 08 12 30 233 78 246 08
Fox 480 94 24 0» 456 89, 480 94
Hillsgrove L... 171 60 858 163 02i 171 60
Laporte Twp 1... 373 40| 18 67; 354 73| 373 40
Shrewsbury J... 634 28| ZT 26 71 507 571 534 28
ROd FUNDS.
Amount Amount Treas.'s Due. Balance
TOWNSHIPS KeoeiTeii Paid out Com. Tup
Cherry L 121 49 107 60 607 7»2 121 49
Davidson..,. .J... 368 54 169 96 18 43 180 16 368 54
! 490 03 277 45 24 60| 188 18i 490~03
JACOB LOR AH, TREASURER
In Account with Sullivan Connty for the Year 1889.
Ami Due Coanty a* par Audit 'BB 2843 84 Orders Redeemed in 1889 10142 2
Amt Received from Collector* of 'B9 5005 96,Tre»hurer'« Commission 507 1
<• . « <• *"88 1789 90! Una County from Treasurer 2378 4
" of County Tax from Uuseated
Land* 1888 2937 53
Amount of County proportion of
Licensesiu 1888 370 50
Comlth ooit reed from Thorps case 75 00
t 13022 72 13022 72
J A COB IOR AH, TREA SURER
In Account with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the Year J&89 #
J Jr. Cr.
To Amount of Retailers License... 471 50i By Slate Treasurer's receipts 327 83
Amt over paid state m 1888 60 08
" paid lor advertising 1889 00 00
Treasurers comnission 23 57
471 50 471 50
To Amount Ket-ai Liquor License... 390 00 By Treasurer's commission 19 50
Ry State Treasurer's receipts 370 50
390 00 390 00
To Amt of Wholesale Liquor License 500 00 By Treasurer's commission 24 00
By State Treasurer's receipts 475 00
500 00 500 00
To Amt of billiard License 150 00 gy Treasurer's commission 7 50
By State Treasurer's receipt 142 50
140 90 150 09
To Amount ofPedalers' Licemc 8.00; By Treasure"??commission 40
By State Treasurer's receipts 760
" 1889... 409 96 State Treasurer's receipts 444 42
Amt paid A Walsh ctrt. records 34 80
JACOB LORAir; TREASURER 1
In Account with the different Townships and Boroughs for Proportion
of License money JJue them wider Act of 1887. For the year 1889.
P- C * \3.\S U 112, flf .||
TV PS'" *ANLa§* J«j jfljf !|s j!l si I ' I £ • I I
BOKOUUIIS * g |ig £ o g S | 4s Jo ° 2 H J
%t\VS g-mIl-J §■« if ~ \ Z -s * i
Se| Ids I- y U g 3 *
I I I - i
Cherry ?225 56 25 112 50 56 251 II 25 53 44i 53 44 1116 87 *2's
CoJley mm ' 22:> 56 25 112 50 56 25 11 25 53 44 . 5S 44 I lift H7 225
Davidson i 150; 37 50 75 00l 37 50 7 50 35 63' 35 6" : 71 25 150
Dusboro B 'IOSO 210 00 $630 .210 00 52 50 199 sfl! 698 50 199 50 Itiso
Laporte B .150. 30 00 9« '3OOO 7 50. 28 50 85 50, 28 Mljl'H!!"! • 150
119001390 00j 720 300 00 390 00 90 00 370 sl| itfß4 001370 50>284 99|1800
We the undersigned Auditors of Sullivan conuty in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
do certify that >n persuance of the several Acts of Asseml ly and supplements thereto u.ade »nd
provided, we met at the Commissioners' Office in Laporte on Monday the 6th day of January
A 1890, and did audit and adjust ard settle the several accounts required of us by law and
did find them correct and true to the be<t . /our knowledge and belief as set forth in thefore«oine
repott. In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands und affixed seals at the office afore
said this 14th day of January A. D. 18VU.
J. Harry Spencer, [L.6.] ~i
E Kmncke, [L 8-1 )■ A uditors.
lllj«'es Bird. [L.S.jJ
THE OLD
i
Jewelry Store
Still leaves all competitors
in the Dark.
Established April 1, IB7S
Ami is the only ono that has
ever remained here more than
two years :it a tiire, or long
enough to make its promises
good. Don't be deceived by
Auctioneers or Peddlers or any
body else, but come and see the
largest and
BEST STOCK
of goods every shown in Sulli
van oountv, or that is usually
found in Jewelry Stores. Ex
pensive goods for those that
want them. Cheap goods for
those that think they can buy
no other. It is no trouble to
show goods, and you will not be
urged to buy unless you want to.
In society goodS
I carry a good assortment in both
high and low prices. 1 am not going
to tell you that I will give you goods,
nor am I going to tell you that i
will sell at cost. That is not business
and is not the way to continue busi
ness in one place and keep out of
the Sheriff's bands. But 1 do say
that I will sell you goods and work
for you as low as any other First
Glass Jeweler, or as low as is con
sistent with sound business princi
ples. Thanking
T3ie Public
for the patronage that has sustained
me for the last seven years. I
shall try to merit a continu
ance of the same. You will
please remember that my
motto is "Live and Let
Live, and Fair Play
to All.
Very Respectfully Your*,
J. Y. RETTENBURY,
Feb28,90 DUSHOKE, PA.
C ARMODY HOTEL, DUSHOItE.
MIKE 3ARMODY Proprietor,
Everything First Class.
Charges Reasonable. Jan. 31,'90.
ggENRY i. DOWNS,
ATTOIINEY—AT-LAW
Ex-Prothonotary, Register A Recorder of Soll.C
JE®-Offioe in Court llouso, LaPorte Pa.
LA PORTE, PA
gON'T QVERLOOK JHAT
IT, J B Keeler,
Is adding every week to bis well
Selected Stock of Merchandise con
sisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Heady
made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Groceries. Hard ward,
Queenswarc, Flour, Feed etc.,
Prices as low as the lowest. Call
and be convinced of good qualities
and low prices.
T. J. Keeler,
Laporte, Pa., Aug. Bth, 1889.
M OUNTAIN HOUSE
LAPORTE, PA.
An attractive, home-like hotel.
Every effort made to entertain satis
factorily. Mrs. M. C. Laubr,
Proprietor.
THE ' TONY" RESTAURANTOF
DUSHORE.
S. W. LEWIS, - - PROP.
On Railroad street, recently kept
by J. Chesley. The interrior of tho
same has recently been re-modeled and
now presents and is the finest room
ior the purpose used in the county.
;Pictures valued at hundreds of dol
lars adorn the beautifully eugraved
"(wall. Everything kept in h first
class restaurant can be obtained at
Lewis'. Jan. 3, '9O.
j
HAVE YOU PERCEIVED THAT
YOU ARE PRETTY?
If not call on S. W. LEWIS
the Photographer
of
DUSHORE.
lie will convince you of this fact
for email money. He can take a
dandy photo and even if freckles
and wr .ikies are bold on your face
he will prevent the same from ap
pearin on the card. Gallery in tlio
third atory of the Tubach block,
on Ma n St. Jan. 3, '9O.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell our 600 hardy
varieties choioe Nursey Stock. Best
Specialties. No experience necessary. Special
advantages to Extra inducements.
weekly. Situation permanent. Beat
terms. Best outfit free. We guarntee what
wo advertise. Address at once.
CLKN BROS., Ncrskrymkx, Rochkstbk, N.Y.
(This house is reliable.)
I ArORTE MOTEU
J 3. KARNS, Proprietor.
A lai-ga ant 1 commodious liun*e,
King all the attributes of a 11 rut-ohms hotel.
The liar iti well supplied. The patrouait*
the public resoecLfully solicited.