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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 287, 2 July 1868, Page 4

TRAMWAY HOTEL MOLESWORTH STREET, WESTPOET. THE COSIEST HOUSE IN TOWN. SNUG- PARLORS! ROARING FIRES! COUNTEE LUNCHEON & GLASS OF ALE, ONE SHILLING. All the English, Irish, Scotch, and Colonial Papers, and Periodicals taken, and files of same kept. CHESS, DEAUGHTS, PUFE AND DAET, BOWLS, and all other rational Amusements. E. J. begs to inform the public of Westport and surrounding diggings, that having made great improvements and additions to the various- departments of his establishment, he is

enabled to offer his numerous patrons, Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the very finest description, he being a direct importer of the same. He now offers the greatest, cheapest, and last noveltyintroduced by him only, to the public, in the form of a splendid COUNTEB LUNCHEON and GLASS of ALE, of the very best description, for the low charge of ONE SHILLING-. In the AMEEICAN BOWLINGSALOON, every portion of which is carried on by Experienced Markers on the same principles as those used in the conducting of similar establishments in the United States of America, the large cities of Europe, and the Colonies. He also has much pleasure in offerfor competition to his patrons various PBIZES, for the highest scores in any one game, thus giving a double zest to this healthy and amusing recreation. In conclusion, E. Jones trusts the Public generally will do him the honor of a call, to prove the truth of his assertions, when he is positive that the pleasure and amusements he can offer to them, will be such as to make this Hotel in the estimation of everyone second to none in the Southern HemisPROPMETOB F. JONES, (Late of Bellmont Bow, Birmingham.) Note the address for Pleasant A.musements and Good Feeding. TRAMWAY HOTEL, AMEEICAN BOWLING SALOON, Molesworth Street, Westport.