JUDD & DETWEILER, PRINTERS. THE “ HOLLY INN." Opens Thursday, June 9, 1887. 
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undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to 
X his friends and the public that he will open the 
199” 
at Mr. Holly Springs, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania, 
for the season of 1887, on Thursday, June 9. 
He also takes great pleasure in presenting its attractions 
and advantages as a 
©Summer Health Resort. 
Mr. Holly Springs are delightfully situated at the 
base of South Mountain on the verge of the great Cum- 
berland Valley and are surrounded by scenery which, in 
picturesqueness, approaches to grandeur. The secluded 
situation of these springs gives a quiet satisfaction that 
those in search of rest cannot fail to appreciate. The MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS. 
location is delightfully pleasant, even during the sultriest 
days, being 
by 
adown whose sides the cool breezes are constantly blow- 
ing ; the gap between the mountains being narrow and 
funnel-shaped, causes a constant current of air that tempers 
the heat "of the day and renders the night cool and re- 
freshing. 
The air is pure and dry, and coming from the vast 
pine-covered surroundings, is a sure remedial to the system 
afflicted by the too prevalent enemy—malaria. 
The waters flowing from 
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near by, are mildly sulphurous in character, tonic in 
effect, and recommended for chronic diseases of which 
general debility is a feature. 
The views from the Inn are magnificent, and one can 
never tire of the beautiful natural avenues in the 
e/ldjacopl (Erreipd (y)ld Woods, 
affording miles of shaded walks and drives. 
Carlisle is but six miles distant, connected by an 
excellent driveway with pleasant scenery on each side; 
while Gettysburg is so close that the roar of the artil- 
lery in July, 1863, re-echoed at the Inn. 
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The building has been remodeled and refurnished, 
lighted with gas throughout; it has hot and cold baths 
on each floor, while in front of the house stretches a 
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for Tennis and Croquet. The Boating, in a lake of 
thirty acres, close to the Inn, is excellent. Good trout, 
bass, and pickerel Fishing in the near neighborhood, 
while there is excellent hunting among the mountains. 
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are five miles distant on line of the railroad. The fine 
drives and wondrous scenery at the Springs will repay a 
visit to them. 
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are connected with the Inn—and there are telegraph 
and telephone communication, with four daily mails 
north and south. 
The time distance to the 
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is within three-quarters of an hour by rail, and twenty 
minute^only to the Government Indian School at Carlisle. 
Mount Holly Springs can be reached by the Penn- 
sylvania Railroad and the Philadelphia and Reading 
Railroad from New York and Philadelphia, by way of 
Harrisburg via the Cumberland Valley Railroad and 
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Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad; from Washington 
and Baltimore by the Northern Central Railway, by way 
of Harrisburg, via Cumberland Valley, and the Gettys- 
burg and Harrisburg Railroad, or from Baltimore by 
the Western Maryland Railroad and Hanover Junction 
and Gettysburg Railroad to Gettysburg, thence by way 
of Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad to Mount Holly 
Springs. Also, from Baltimore, by the Western Maryland 
Railroad to Shippensburg, Pa., thence by the Harrisburg 
and Potomac Railroad to Mount Holly Springs. 
Promising a continuance of my best endeavors to render 
entire satisfaction to my patrons who may again honor 
Holly Inn with their presence, together with a thirty 
years’ experience in the hotel business, refer, by permis- 
sion to T. E. Roessle, Esq., proprietor of that well- 
known and justly celebrated hotel, “The Arlington,” at 
Washington, D. C., with which I have been connected 
as a chief clerk from its opening to present date. 
The charges are moderate. For further particulars 
write to 
Mount Holly Springs, JNO. L. M1Li£S, 
CuMBKRi.ANn Co., Pa. Proprietor. 
TERMS : $45 to $60 a month according to location 
of Rooms. 
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Mr. Mills will be at the Arlington until June 1st, and 
will be pleased to arrange with parties desiring rooms. 
SENATE CHAMBER, 
Washington, March 27, 1886. 
Jno. L. Milts, Esq., 
Mount Hollv Springs, 
Cumberland Co., Penna., 
My Dear Sir : In reply to your favor of the 25th instant, I beg 
to say that I have no objection whatever to your using my name 
as one of the references on your circular concerning Mount Holly 
Springs. I have visited the place and consider it a most delight- 
ful summer resort. 
Yours truly, 
J. D. CAMERON. 
Hon. Simon Wolf, Washington, D. C. 
Gen. Rout. McFeely, Com. Gen. U. S. A., Wash’g, D.C. 
Hon. J. V. L. Findlay, Ex-M. C., Baltimore, Md. 
Wm. Bowers, Esq., 406 W. Balto. St., Baltimore, Md. 
Sam’l H. Cregar, 625 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. 
Julius Bien, 139 Duane Street, N. Y. 
5 MOUNT HOLLY GAP, Looking South. MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS. 
ROUND TRIP TICKETS. 
Baltimore, Md., $6.25, via Penn. R. R. 
Washington, D. C 8.65, 
Philadelphia, Pa., . . 7.50, 
New York, .... 11.50, “ 
Baltimore, Md,, . 4.45, via Western Md. 
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER 31st. 
IFIIRST CLASS. 
SUPERIOR CUISINE. 
Rooms can be Secured by Mail or Telegraph, 
STOCK REPORTS DAILY. 
7 THE OLD MILL.