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OFFIOB, BROWN'S HUIUIINU DIIOAI) PT.
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One Year One dollar and firt v rent".
Six Months Seventy-live cents.
STKIl'TI.V IN ADVANCK.
Entered llif post office f Mlironl.
Pike County, Peiinaylvniilit. as aecond
clans mutter, November twenty Urnt, 1H1M.
Advertising Rates.
Ono mimiri'lclKlit lines), one Insertion -fl
Kaon BiiliMn'iit insertion
Reduced nitca, Itiriilsiicil on nipncnxioii
Will be allowed yearly advertisers.
Legal Advertising.
Administrator a and Executor's
nohCTS II. '
Auditor's not !(! 4.00
Divorce noticea ft.no
Shoritrs snlen, Orphans' court sale
County T return rnr's Rides, County state
ment and election proclamation charged
by the square.
4. H. Vnn Rttrn, PlIHI.IftliKH,
Jlilford, Pike Count)', Pa
The pnt yeiir Una boon ono of un
exampled prosperity In this country
and the noxt bids fair to rivnl it In
every respect. Never before have
prioes been --a good or employment
bo steady except, perhaps, durins
the war when everything nttnined n
fictitious viilue, which wits leveled
in the pnnto of 1873. There is no
reason why there should be nny
like coilnpie in tho future and tliere
probably will not bo. Lot the lambs
keep away from the wolves with
their speculations, and invest their
money in legitimate enterprises, in
Improving their fnrnis and factories
and building up new ventures and
developing homo markets and indus
dustries, and there will be less occh
sion to mourn tho loss of hard onrn
ed dollars which havo gone to en
rich stock gamblers and promoters.
Mrs. Sampson has written a letter
Baying the admiral, though com pur
atively well physically, is a montol
wreok. Honors ore of do value to a
man in that condition. The whole
miserable Hnmpson-Bchley contro
versy would have been far better
killed when it first began than
"scotched" and allowed like
wounded snake to drug its slow
length along. The peremptory
manner in which President Roose
velt and Secretary Long bushed
General Miles will be better for him
and all others in official positions
than if they bad been permittel to
go on expressing opinions. End the
controversy if it retires every army
and navy critic! This will be better
for the discipline of both branches
of the service and less wenrisom'b to
people generally.
If New Year's day was any indi
cution it foreshadows a fine prospect
The day, though cold, was beautiful
and the Pkbhs wishus for its render
and everybody else n year of happi
ness and prosperity, and as full of
brightness as was ita oponing.
It is not the good resolution you
make but those you keep that count
for health, happiness and content
ment.
The several newly elected oonnly
officials will be sworn in and assume
the duties of their offices Monday,
Jan. 6.
Now write it 1902.
Th Delaware Valley r.idro.id at
Bushkill will bo located near the
post office and u turn table built
there. During the month of No
vember 3800 passengers wore car
ried over tlio line.
Down in Monroe con- ty recently
a man was fined f 5 for thirty oaths
If the penalty of 0'i cents each
was enforced here, some men would
either have to be millionaires to
pay the fines or the jail would have
to be enlarged to a capacity suffi.
cient to take in a good part of the
male population.
The funeral services of the late J.
Lee Poillon will bo held Monday,
Jan. 6, at the home of his mother,
Mrs. A. M. Poillon, corner of Broad
and Ann streets. Lev. C. E Seud
der of tho M. E church and Rev. C
B. Carpenter of the Episcopal church
will oiliciate.
"C" Y..h a Tal
The "C" w ith a tail is the trade-
mailc of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Lock for is on the light blue enameled
ijit-ud box! Lath tablet stamped
(,'. C. C. Never sold in, bulk. All
dnv 'tS. IOC.
THE CHURCH COLUMN.
(By Rity. C. K. Sec nnKH.)
Tin1 topic for next Snliliittli morn
ing will lie " The Missionary Spirit. "
In (he evening Mr. Sound will
preach, Inclining th" union 7i-k of
I'rayer services. These services will
continue Monday unci Tucdiiv eve
nings in the Methodist church. The
Wednesday evening prayer services
will be held separately. Then they
will he continued in the Presbyterian
church Thursday and Friday eve
nings. These services will close at
til same church on the following
Sultlmlh evening, the sermon to he
preached by the writer.
The general topic fir the week
will be "The lldy Spirit In the
Church."
Dr. J. It. Wright, the presiding
elder, will lie with us tin Tuesday
night and preach. We urge all our
people to hear him mid extend a very
hearty Invitation to the congrega
tions of the other churches to come
and hear Dr. Wright. Special music
will be furnished by the choir, and
our male quartet will sing also. After
the service the fourth quarterly con
ference will he held.
We begin another year of work
What shall it be? Let us resolve to
make It the best in our history. Hest
for us as Individuals because we are
better Christians and because we do
more for Uod and the church. Detter
for the church because more faith-
lulness shall be manifested in attend
ing the services and more activity be
seen in spiritual work. Above all
let this year be one of deep piety and
manifest spiritual power. Let souls
be saved and the Christians perfected.
The coming of the elder remlntb
us that we are beginning the last
quarter of the conference year. How
rapidly the years conic and go. Time
Is short, yet full of opportunities.
These months are free from the great
activities of the summer season and
afford special opportunities for activ
ity in the vineyard of the Lord. We
trust that a large number will avail
themselves of the privileges of liible
study that will be free to all on Mon
day evenings following the week
of prayer.
The New Year's eve social proved
to be a very pleasant affair. It was
well attended and the young people
were active and happy. We wish
many happy New Year's for them
all.
Appropriate.
A dude is apt to make a show.
With his coat full of pads and puffing;;
But th-it la surely apropos
For what's a goos without the stuffing?
Chicago Dally News.
Hfa Wfabnrii,
Magpie (aged seven) I s'poBe you
know lnt l liauncey and 1 are en
gaged?
Katie No, but I 'fpeeted HI 1
heard de poor tfuy eould never learo
to any "no!" Puck,
l.aatlns.
lirijjgs How do you account for
the fact that Oip-ston has been your
best friend bo long?
Grijfffs I never asked a favor of
him. Hrooklvn Life.
...
bin
It is a sad thing to see fine
fruit trees spoiled by the blight
You can always tell them from
the rest. They never do well
afterwards but stay small and
sickly.
It is worse to see a blight
strike children. Good health
is the natural right of children.
But some of them don't get
their rights. While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
small and weak.
Scott's Emulsion can stop
that blight. There is no
reason why such a child should
stay small. Scott's Emulsion
is a medicine with lots of
strength in it the kind of
strength that makes things
grow.
Scott's Emulsion make?
children grow, makes them eat.
makes them sleep, makes then
play. Give the weak child i
chance. Scott's Emulsion wil
, CV.-
make it catch uj
with the rest.
ThU picture n present
the Trade Mt.k ol Scott'-I-
muUion and is on th
wrappel of every buttle.
Siid for fret sample.
SCOTT & Ii()V NIC,
1 409 pt-ar! St., New Yi.rt
j 50c and f 1. all (lroy;i -ts
p a n n r r! r a . v r
lne rnwM heating aajva in th world
Jlching Joints
In thp fiiiKors, teen, arms, and other
parts of the body, ate joints that are
inflnmpd and swollen by rheumatism
that acid condition of the blood which
affects the muscles also.
Puffercin dread to move, especially
after fitting or lying long, and their
condition Is commonly worse in wet
wenthpr.
It hss bwn a lone time store we bBT
pwn without Hood's Sarsnparflia. My
father thinks hr? could not do without it.
J!e has been troubled with rbeunratlsm
since he was a boy, and Hood's Sarsapa
rilla Is the only medicine be can take that
will enable him to take bis place In the
Held." Miss Ad Dart, Sidney, Iowa.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Remove the cause of rheumatism no
outward application can. Take them.
GIRLS B2HIND THE COUNTER.
Ufr Among the Yohrk WomfB I
Hloron of Mniif Orparlmrnti-CiJrl
M ho Never Tnllt Are KnfRtnai.
In a department store there i ft
whole world. When you are lost in the
mnye of harHtna atw fluffy specula
tions. tyou beyin to realize the si.e of
an up-to-date store. Hut the choppers
bave only discovered une hemisphere.
T he other side lies behind the counter.
There is a great gulf that separates the
two sides of store life the difference
bet'veen girls who have nothing to do
but buy pretty things, "charge" them,
and the girls, who are silently answer
ing the shoppers' queries, fays the Den
ver Times.
Going behind the counter Is very
much like going behind the scenes at
th theater. The shop girl's life is not
haif nR monotonous as it seems.
"Don't you get tired?" an occasional
shopper w ill inquire, and when the girl
says: "Not very," the shopper men
tally remarks: "Heroic."
Hut the girls themselves do not pose
as heroines or mnrtyrs. They are liv
ing their lives, and it is not all work
behind the counter.
To begin with, the standpoint of life
is advantageous. The shopper sees
only a face thnt is pleasant or di
Hgrceable. hears an occasional remark
or wins a smile from the girl thnt
waits upon her. Ttut the girls see ro
much! Some of the things they see
would really shock the shopper. They
form the;r Ideas nf human nature
not alwavs at Its best nnd at the end
of the day they have a supply of in
eidenls and observations that form the
stock of conversation. They manage
to talk. They have found the way
among the most impossible conditions.
Necessarily behind the counter con
versation is held in low tones and at
limited intervwlo.
At off-duty periods the girls havf
time to become acquainted, or run
over to call at another counter. Calif
are not very frequently indulged in, "ex
eept when the girls are very near to-
eether and very friendly. Then thrv
always have something so Important
to say. Things always seem more im
portant when they can't be said, and
as the girls are in that suppressed com
dition inowt of the time they have t(
ta.lk very fast to make up for it when
they can. The self-control of a work
Ing day rubs off easily when one of the
irlrls exoVHms: "K'r time to quit." or
"Well, I'm going to lunch." They don't
really go. Instead, they begin to talk
There are a few girls who never tnlk
Thev are the enigmas of the world be
hind the counter. Thev come to worl'
mysteriously and they go home nf
quietly. The, other girls wonder, hut
after a few friendly advances they
cease to inquire. The girls with 11
"pat Are generally sad-fnefd girls:
hey are the only ones who have a
-hadow on the heroic halo, and that ii
worn in silence. Host of the girls likt
the work.
EE GOT AWAY,
' hpy Wnntfil Too Much Tly.e P'lno'lits
Ont Jnn' Who the Crest
Man Wns.
There were eight of us smoking 011:
ifter-supper cigars on the hotel veran
!a, says a writer in the Honton (ilobe
Ahen a small man with a great deal of
jostle and energy in h's movement
'.'ailed out In a general wa':
"(Jentlemen, is there a general otit
here?"
"I am a general, sir," replied one of
he group, a he half rose and bow ed.
"Yes? Ah! (Had to see you, gener
tl," cor. ' 1 ued I he little man. as he ad
van ceil and shook hands. "Now. then
have w e any colonels present ?"
"I nm a colonel," replied three men
in chorus as i hey followed the genera Vt
example.
"Ha! (ilad to see you. colonel very
glad," Kihl the little man as he ex
tended a hand to each in succession.
"Irft's see! Have we a judge among ui
here this evening?"
"We have," replied two of the foui
others.
"So glad to see you, judges so glad!
Shake hands, fieautiful evening, this!
I presume you two other gentlemen
bear the respective titles of major and
professor ?"
"We do." said the pair of us.
"Ah! (iiad to know it aw fully glad!
Major and professor, shake hands.
Might have a little more rain, hut we
an't find much fault with this
weather."
"And who are you, if yon please?"
asked the general.
"1? O. I'm only an ex-governor, an
ex-eabinet officer, an ex-cmigre Ksmar
ind at present raising $S,(MJ(J,0oo i pt
another railroad bridge across the Mis
wuri rher. Keep your seats, gentle
men. I wouldn't think of Intruding
my company on such a distinguished
assembly !"
.Next day, when we found out thai
he was only a drummer for a Cincin
nati shoe factory, he hud departed, an!
w couldn't give him the licking he Re
served. Suited III. n., u. ,
The Colonel "You only hive to
preach one scrim, u on .Sundi'.y, Uncle
Micajah? 1 bhould think lour con
gregation would insist on an erniig
sermon, too."
Uncle Micajah -- Dat's 'coz d
coiig'gation hz hecru me preach
tunnel, an' yo' hain't.' Chicago
Is Siva.
?5telSSSS
mi
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NEWSPAPER IN A PALACE.
A. Smith American Sheet Thnt lias a
Mott! Hone Its l.nxurlons
Oftlcea.
Marie' Itobiuson Wright, the ac
complished traveler, who knows herj
South America better than most'
Americans know their principal cit
ies, contributes nn interesting article
in the Kin entitled: .-"The I'nlnee of
La Prensn." This palace is the fairy
land of newspnpenlom. -Mrs. Wright
snys:
"The free mi'dicn! nnd legal consult
ing rooms nnd a free laboratory on
the main floor are furnished and fit
ted up on a scale of elegance, pala
tial in every detail. I'ive physicians
are regularly employed by l,a I'rensa
to look after the poor sick of the
city. The average consultations
amount to nenrly 5,0(10 per month, in
the free legal department the pool
people are at liberty to make known
their neevls. In this department also
there are five lawyers employed year
ly by this generous newspaper. Their
olflces are reached from a private en
trance. "On the second floor are located the
editorial roouw, the archives of the
Institution and the rooms for recrea
tion and amusement as well as a
lnrge reading room for the use of
reporters.
"There is nlso a splendid library
containing a collection of useful and
valuable books a billiard room,
snla for fencing, all furnished in a
magnificent style. The smoking room
upholstered In smoke-colored velvet
and finished in hardwood, is a popu
lar rendezvous wheri leisure permits
such indulgences:
"The editorial rooms have every
thing for the comfort and conven
ience of the busy men who prepare
the news of the dny. The offices ot
the chief editors are most luxurious
and in connection with them each edi
tor has a private, drawing-room, ex
quisitely furnished with costly tap
estries, rich Smyrna rugs, rare pic
tures, curios and inlaid floors. The
entire third story is set aside as an
apartment for the entertainment ot
distinguished foreign visitors who
come to the capital. These strangers
are not permitted to live in the ho
tels, but are invited as the guests ot
La I'rensa. .Urn- they are iieated
with rryal hospitality."
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Lt tiriR ti'Miihii nn ry upon iluM'ft ite i."
Misim Mart'iiis. IhU i-f Ddlitwnre iown
Itlp, liiTi-Hsetlt litiviiiif been grunted to f).
tindrrsiv'in-il, nil pfr-niiH liiivin? chnni
K'ti'i" 1Ih'"h!i) Pfifiito 111 prfwiit tltHi
at finer, it 1 1 1, (isc imU-litrt'd flu-ruin will
lt'UHj iniikr iin mediii: i ixivtiirnr to
A. . .HN'tMAN.
J Kxectitor.
Milfoit), ... Jim. ?,
NOTICE!
The minimi meeting of the shnrvhohlerp
f tho liarrnt Kridn ' ;oinimiy will It
iv lit tho toll house of tho company In
('ni t Jervix fin Tuesday, Jnnnnrj 7' h prox
inio, for llif put pose of choonlng iv hoartl ol
dirif torn for ihe next year.
The poiU will ho open from 3 till i
o'clock p. m. KKANCIS MARVIN,
Sejiulurv.
Port JurvU, IKq. 17, lyri. 1-8.
NOTICE!
The nnnnal nuH'iln of th Stof-kholdors
of Milfoiil. Matatnuriifl and Nrnv York
Railroad Company, for tin; circdun of IX
rcctorH for the en.uiii year and fur the
i ruiiKitni i,m of such o:her inthiiiess tin may
properly emus he fore the meeting, will le
lield at Cen I rtf Squaie Hotel, in the lior-
xih of Millord. Hike county, rnn.syiva
niii, on unlay, i he 11th duy f J n unary,
lifrj, In't w fill t lie hours of 7 and H ielut-W
p. in. P. Q 1KYO,
Secret ry.
Milford, Pa , Dec. S(i, 101 .
NOTICE!
The Hiituial intvtju of the Stockhohlei r
u( Milfmd and 1m irtverii Kaiiiojid Com
pany. for the eleciit.n ni Cireet-a-4 for llu
1'irMiiuK year and ifr'Ihe trantfiici ion o!
itieh odtei' liurii iii'SH as tnay ptoperl ctimt
lie funis i Itu nn ei inp, 111 Ik h Id at ( 'eh r )
Hoiel, in i he lirouyhof Mil ford
1'ike couTity, Prtin.-y Ivaiiia. on Sttuida
ho title day of Jiitnta y. ilKfi, ln-t.vso'Ii the
hours of 7 and 8 o cltick p m.
L. H. SMITH,
f-eui;tury.
Milfoid, Pu., Dp;. 2o( Mm.
rJOTICE!
The nnnual nueiiuu of the Stockhoh!,i
.f Milford and Mninaii U-iitroati Coui
tmny, lor I Im cirri it hi oi liln ct-'i h forth',
l iiMiin H tr and fur the 1 1 aitact ion of
-tn h oilier husinehji dm may piopeily e-ume
'Kloie the i; n 't! i 1 1 jat. w til he I'.i at ( Vntit
-quails iiotei, in iht- il-. rough of Mill rd.
conn; v, lYmtrvv ivunia, on r-aiuuiity,
f he ll! h ; v of J titiuo v. p.nri, between I Iu?
oui'H of 7 and tt o'clock p. ni.
v, P. IKVO,
St-vrctaiy .
M. "'d: P , Ie W, KM
01 till ts .
Everybody's pot tlirir tliinkinjr cnpH ni pond or in? over tin1
sainc old question: "What Shall I (liver
Be the prospective recipient n man or n woman, n hoy or n"
' 1 rirl tliere is not h in? more likely to please him or her than a pair of
slippers. AVe have an unusual nssortmont iimisiinl even here
where the variety has nhvays heen greatest: and we promise you
that the prices are just us usual.
As low as we can make them.
executors; notice.
T-clters ti fltnmcnt.'iry npon t !it fstatc of
Kali U. Van Wyek, Into of tho township
of Mliford, Plki- county, Pn.. dcffaMd,
having len pranted to tho undersigned,
all pct'Motm liavinu claims against the Raid
estate; will present them at on re, nnd thiKC
indehN d thereto will please make ininiedf
aio payment to
ROSS 11 URODHKAD ;
C. W. JHJLL,
Kxeentorn.
Milford, I)nc. 6, U1 l-:Mir.
V A NT K I ) SK V K H A U PKKSONS OF
character and K(,od reputation in each
state (one In this county requited) to rep
resent and ad rrt i.-e, old estahltshed weal
thy (justness home of tolid llnaticial slund
ivft Salary 1H IHt weekly ui'h expenses
a.dditional, all payable in cash each Wed
nesday direct front head ullicrK. Horse
and carriages tiirnishcd, when necessary.
References. Kn close sell addressed slmnp
ed envelope. Manager. Jil'i Cnxton Build
in jr. 1'hit ao. U-H M2
NOTH'K AM ImmliiK. fishing or oilier
trcfipasHing nn the premises of the under
signed, in Dingtuan Township, on Ray
niondskill nnd iMvarfskill Creeks, in for
uinden under penalty of the law.
CifAS. J. liOILKAU,
Dinfrmnn Twp., N. lioil.KAti,
May 17. JosKl'H K JioiLKAU.
TRESPASS NOTICE. Noth-o Is henhy
giv?ii that trespassing upon the pro
perty of the timlersifined in Miliord town
ship. Pike county, Ph., for the purpose of
hunting, fishing or any other puiposei if
strictly forhidden under penalty of the law.
Ml8. ri. M. CliAKT.
UOH SAIjE. A mimll turm liKntod noiir
r MHtiuiiorafl, known as the Hnsl nr
Kniiiliarrlt pliwts containing 21 acres,
finely looHterl. well watered. House aiul
burn. ' Kruit. of all kimU. Curt improved.
Title oleur. l?'oi' tet-utR. piieu, ete., address
Lock boi G Milfonl. Pn
XiRESPAPS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
iriven that trespassing on the preiniwa
of the undersigned, sitnaietl in DpiKmnn
township, tor any pnrpo.-e whatever Is
triclly lorliidden, and all off hders will be
pronipily proseeuU'd. IliA H, Cask.
Oct. S4. 1H5.
C3
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ASTOrilSIIIOO QFFER!
For many TrehsTs riritrloijr
orlerto tflvethoCrinsntner ih'n WnefH
MidrllfmiiTi, iv e hnv r tried to now
HPEAVTim PRIZES f
r-npaicr hmmi nr wh:r.nin ann
With avsry qnsrt tmtileof nor fumnn 10 iftroltl ocfn )'lf('lob PurcByj-J
tiritnnotxxo..iir)'MtycUhr-tUdnoinfn1aB HrJ.it ! l,el
I Ju'FNaTT CIUB J
H l'DbatiSpfitlmt,w Will kit
umest opf n far. extra hnmvy nickel
t 1
r i mi win aer, pcnuinrt amert.-nn tDonmiiit ana ca, r timakeepar on.
'haum i-'ii-e, 1 arenolnn Mn'httini
inn. uoaa nut tarr.uh nr w ill ti
ClgarerU Holrlpr, I rretty leatl-er
iit h(liir, i pair ileeve tn.ttom. 1 doul
111 Jowelry haavily 14lr r-ld platd. Ail
if 'iraoiiiC'.iriaMSnecial ar.rl sun mi art hr
ei milCti mu. Ifnirisftrlr-nlT
- nr mo ruro nve earn -I t t.- if 1 1
klii'ricthollnriTforUrtLI 2
riiakev and Ciuxra in-C i 1 W
and C-f.rt el(,'.eeot more ihnn we aah
an Ahanlntrly 10 yrar old Rt and
ua4,f liar llatana.rrai'a In our own f.
. , , - ,-I.-'t;niii arnlliint ercr advertifd
toemnr-ylfai.t rrj; An ttr-Premlurartf an
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of the Lira profit tit Pealor i
ftell tliroct to the Consumer cur mil
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ifort m 1 mlra Una Viptina HMt--
Totaeeo pouch. I eVcant extra heavy
tiiiliia 1 halt l:rnrillr blltUjtl. I D?ck
le chain tI nn huautirul charm
these U r iece wuh one rmx of tmi
ttlunf our f inn u 10 vearolil 'Jueeti
for li than fr.'tw. w Mil ine
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f. lf: fl rt with BriMleeoof ex
for tt(erlire U-t fr WhtaSpy j
our If r a-erlae Cuba karsd
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iirpt. 461 Worth CiarJi Bt Clilcaso, IiL
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WILLIAM B. KtNWORTHY, M.D.
riiysician and Surgeon.
Olllce and resilience llnrf.inl wlreef l
homo Intel- occupied bv Hr V, I). Wen-ii'-r
MII,KIIH1). I'A.
Dr. von dor Hoydo,
DENTIST,
Hi ick Hanixn (rlti Vnnilernimk I'otel
HroMil in Milroid l'n.
OKKlt'K HOU HS: H to 18 a. in. ; 1 to
p. in.
H. E.Emcrjon, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
Street.
John A. Kipp,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
OFFICE: opposite Court House,
Mn.Fotii), PiKh Co., Pa.
J. H. VAN ETTEN,
Attorney-at- Law,
OFFICE, Brown's Building,
Mii.KoflD, Pikr Co., Pa.
HOAGLAND'S
Dig
Store
PORT JERVIS, N. Y.
Largest Stock.
HEADQUARTERS
For Sots of Dishes,
Lamps and Glassware.
Occupying the entire floor of
Building.
We buy Butter, Eggs and
Grain.
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Hoagland's
PORT JERVIS, N. V.
UP TOWN.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE. -
Tho lioti-l pur exrelli'imn of tlio cnnltnl,
Iihmiu-iI within one lilck of tho White
Hmisi! mxi diinct ly opiH.aite the Trtatsury.
Fiin.'Kt taulo in tlu olty.
WILLARD'S HOTEL
A fiiiiiniiH hotclry, nmHi'knble for Ita
hlsiorii iil iisKoi iaiioim n ml longnii8tnlnii
pi))uiiu ny. Kif i iitly rrnovated, ri'pninted
hihI pan laliy rrfurijiHhod.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A laiitliiiiirk unions l ho hotels of Wash
Kinn, p.itKiir.i'd in funnel' yi'Mrs by
i'mi. nits and hlfrh t.fliciaiH. Alwaya a
iine favmite. Kecently remiKiclcrt and
ndt-rt'd herler than ever. Opp. Pa. R.
di p. AI.TKIl UURTON, Kea. Mgr.
I'liem hotels aio tho principal political
ilerons of ihe capital at all tlmea.
t y are l he Ix'Kt Htupping phuu-8 at rea-..l.li-
rati"!
O. O. STAPLES. Proprietor.
C. DEWITT.Manaier.
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