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Union Hotel & Stage House,

 LlTCilFIELD, CON.

 A VENHE subscriber has taken the HsssR -E stand lately occupied by MT.

 s!ssE@ Parks as Stage House, which has .HsesEzAa been refitted and opened for the accommodation of the public. A desirable opportunity is offered to the travelling com- munity for a place to partake of refreshment, and good home for the night.

 D Stages leave the house daily for various parts of the country. Union Hall is we'll cal culated to accommodate dancing parties, or large companies of pleasure.

 The subscriber selected this establishment for its pleasant location, in the most central part of the Village of Litchfeld, and she feels confident that no one who visits the town, whether on business or for pleasure, can be better accommodated at any other house. The sleeping apartments are comfortably and suitably furnished--and nothing shall be wanting in the domestic department to give general satisfaction to travellers and visitors

 DSeveral gentlemen can be accommoda- ted with board. SARAH BISSELL.

 Litchfeld, Jan. 1887. 34