MILFORD HOTEL 1865
MILFORD, DELAWARE
J. LOWERY - PROPRIETOR
The undersigned having
purchased the Hotel lately occupied by Manlove Adams. long known as
the “Milford Hotel” and having assumed the proprietorship thereof
, takes this method of informing his friends and the traveling
public in general, that he intends to use every exertion to make the
house
“A First Class Hotel” .
Every department will be
attended by polite and obliging Servants. The table will be supplied
with the best the market and surrounding country side can afford.
Chambers will be well ventilated and kept in the most neat and
comfortable order.
The Bar will at all times
will be supplied with all the “ Choice Brands of Liquor”, both
foreign and domestic, also Porter, Ale, Sarsaparilla, Mineral
Water, lemonade and various types of syrups.
In fact, all kinds of
drinks, either hot of cold, served up to suit the most fastidious.
There will be all brands of
tobacco and seagars.
Daily and weekly newspapers
and pictorials from all parts of the United States , of all political
proelivities, will at all
times be found in the reading room.
The stables will be
attended by careful and experienced Ostlers and the different
varieties and best quality of provender will be kept on hand.
Persons leaving Horses and carriages in my care can rest assured of
their receiving the best possible attention.
With these and other
accommodations that lay in my power to extend to the Public, I hope
to receive a liberal share of public patronage.
The Livery Stable,
connected with the House, where horses and carriages may be hired,
or, persons can be conveyed to any part of the Peninsula
As there are times when
political feelings influence , I here state, that in the management
of my House, shall not make any distinction. Any political party
who wish to be accommodated , the first to apply will have the
preference.
J. Lowery, Proprietor
Milford Hotel 1865
Milford,
Delaware
Friday, May 26. 1865, The
Union, Georgetown, Delaware
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