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Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Llttelrs Lining Age.-The numbers Of The
LlrfHg Age for the weeks ending June % and
9Th, respectively, have the following note
worthy contents: Mr.. W2llaee's Russia"
from the Quarterly Re1ielc; Montenegro,
sketch by Rt. Hon. w. +. Gladstone. Nine
teenh Century; Relation of Mind and Body.
Church Quarterly; A Dutch Milton, Corahm:
The Anglo-Indian Tongue, Bidcktc00d: The
Alkaline and Boracic Lakes of California. by
J. Arthur Philips, +. q. S., Popular Science
Rertetc; Whist st Our Club. BtdekVoOd: So.
ting Flowers. Leisure Hour; The Celts. me
Preside; The Storing OF Literary Power.
Spectator, with iDstalments of Pauline a
remarkable new serial, and of VIM. Blacks
new story, and choice poetry and miscellany.
For ffty-two numbers OF sixty-four large
pages each Tor more than 5000 page YEAR,.
the subscription price (Ss) is low; while for
5000 the publishers offer to send any one OF
the American 81 monthies or weeklie with
Ihe Lirisg age foT . year, both psst.psid.
AltssL = 0ay, BsseoA, ase the publishers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas William h. Walker az Rro,.,i.
tne Cuunty OF Hancock and State OF Maine an ma
twentieth da; of September, A. d. ISIS IL bt5
gage 70 the undersigned Harrison Graal ~ ,'ott
~ aisamnpueh m IN the County of Penobscot and State
,na 81 Maine certain lot OF land with the buiidiags
nent house and out buildings and heinz H.
noies no, teah e oil BETSY Walker, deceased and stu
AZ, ate On me highway leading by the meeting hon se
formerly owned BY George H. Dority, which mort.
eage g i5 recorded in Hancock Registry Of Deeds
'o,' Ia<, Page li9. Reference 10 said MORTGAGE
anu ~ the record thereof to be had. The condiii9n
d VI saiu mortgage having been broken and SIN
IetlnaihinS broken, by reason thereof the under.
,t s.sneu " harrison Greedy claims foreclosure nf
'he same, and gives this notice accorlingiv -
HARRISON GREEIy
June Is, 1877. "'s 3,.i aslys.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
state News.

The Transcript is informed that there
Is n red helled hug which l. eating the
eggs Of the potato bug a' fast aS he finds
them.
The college wear a. Bowdoin will close
r. two weeks. when another class of mere
ttAu ordinary ability graduates.
An excnance SAWS the population of
VI line has decreased 5000 since the cen
sussof 1870.
The Congregational State conference
at Calais. adjourned last evening. TO meet
next year in Auburn.
Rev. Henry ward Beecher, according
70 the Calais Times. j. to visit Pembroke
during the summer with his family.
AT the Cangregatioua'i.t conference
IN Calais, Professor la.nr Of Bangor
preached sermon. recommend. Y ! re-
yiyal of the itincrant ministry.
The Democrats STATE Committee Of
Maine have fixed upon Tuoshav. the llth
dav OF August. as the time fuf ''ing the
State Convention tor the puypu ~ nom
mating q candidate for Govern. 90 be-
supported AZ tie approachinselrc, %. The
Convention will be held at City Hail, Port
land.
The bortomers generally In two of the
Auburn shoe factories have stopped work
on account Of 4 reduction of ten per cent
IN wages. The manufacturers claim that
unless they can produce shoes at less cost.
they will be unable TO compete with Mas
saChu.ctts makers.
Hiram Simpson Of En>Sa'hora. recent
Is received on the thumb. from rusty
mail, a scratch scarcely sufficient TO draw
blood. but the hand and arm .wcllcd 50 bad
IS a. 20 burst 10 several places. aud ior
tip,c hi lite was despaired Of lie b. now
cauvolc>cent
The arrival, ~ immigrants al the
/ Portland Custom House iur the quarter
ending June 80 amounted 10 i5f. OF whom
2i- were male, and lH~ tcmalc-. pi thl.
number ~ were from Nnvia Scotia There
were 72D other foreign arrivals. III male,
and 3O1 females. Of these 81 were from
England. 2D5 Noy.a Scotia. g. Ireland. IL
France aud II scotland
Thursday June - was class day at
Lewiston and Ornuo. The chroucIrr at
Bates college reported TIE wule elias,
Republican, only one smoker none chew
or use intoxicating liquors ;tWo have cho--
en- the ministry; TX law tAo medicine:
tiyc teaching; three uutcrc.dcl.
a party OF twepty-six orphans and
( destitute children irum -. John passed
/ through Baugor. Thursday. for the Boston
1 Home for little wanderers Ia charge of
Mr, Graham. They were received ty
F Treasurer LCrosby ia the absence of ih"
/ Mayor, anl an excellent supper furnished
. them ~ Mr. Nyc. propritcr of thu Main
. Central restaurant. tor which h. generously
declined any compensation.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

a telegram frcm Shumla. yesterday
morning. SAYS Il is estimated 10000 Rus
sicns crossed the Danube at Sistova and
commenced forward movement towards
Bila. which was arrested by the Turks at
Parylo. No further details.
A dispatch dated l0:30 evening, says
the Russian advance guard attacked Bila,
bnt were driven back upon Sistova with
heavy loss. A fresh battle expected
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

The counsel for ex-Gov. Tilden has
fled in the United states Court an answer
!" 'he sn.t of the Gnvarumebt against I'll
den to recover $50 600 income tax, alieg-
81 10 be due the Government The aaswe
states that the returns made by Tiaaen as
to the amount Of bis income were all cor
rect, aud that in the years when he reg
tvvtvi 70 make returns q Government COL
hector made an assessment which with the
penalty attached. he paid. The answer
concludes y de -.s5inpIaints. and cts imr
-Gtiaen Ia Indebted nothing to TIA" S.oN.i
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

ALLwHo SUFFER FROM Dropsy and Kidney
Diseases can be cured by using HuNTs REM
EDY. the great Kidney Medicine HUNTS
REMEDY Is purely vegetable, and used dai-
ly by our best Physicians in their practice Al
Diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder and Urinary
Organs. are cured bs HUNTS REMEDY.
CL.RKE's TOOTH ACHE DRofs cure ihStdh"g
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Special Aotifes. {.

DR. SCHENCK's PCLMoNIc SYRUP. SEA
WEED Toxic, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These
medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures Of consumption than any other remedy
kaown t1 the American public, They are com
pounded ot vegetable ingredients. snd contain
nothing which can b. injurious TO the human
constitution. Other remedies advertised as
cures for consumption, probably contain opium
which /, a somewhat dangerous drug iu all
ea,c-. aud II taken freely by consumptiye pat
tents. it must do great injury; for IT, tendency
i, 10 coudne the morbid matter in the system.
" hich, Of course. must make cure iIuposs-
ible. SchcncA's rulmouic Syrup j. warranted
not TO contain particle OF opium: II i COM
posed "a powful but harmless herbs, which act
on the lungs. hver. stomach, and blood, and
correct all morbid >eorctions. and eNpei all the
diseased matter from the body. These are the
only means hy which Consumption can sbc
cured. and a. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup. Sea
Weed Tonic. and Mandrake Pills are the only
m,dirines which operate in this way, il Is OBJ
vjous they are the only genuine cure for
Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle Of this
invaluable medicine j. accompanied by full
directions. DR.. Scheuck Is profrs Sonaly 1t his
principal office, corner sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia every monday, whore all letters
for advice must be- addressed. June
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Many farmers in this County have sup
posed ard reported that they have discov-
cred Ia their potato fields the Colorado
beetle or potato bug; but it is probable all
are mistaken, as those. best acquainted
with the latter, declare that these suppos-
Cd bugs are not the genuine oues, but
lady-bugs. having four black and white
stripes, whereas, the COLORADO beetle has
ten stripes, yerow And dar*-s :. =
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
NOn-kc>idenl faxes.

The following list OF taxes On real estate Of DoD
resident owners IN the town OF Hancock III
the year loo IN bills committed to Lew springer
collector OF said town, on the 1th dtyoI Juue ~,
have been returned on the = day ct March by ht.
ccrtIHcdtc oi thAt date and noW remain uupaII
anu hotlce Il hereby gwen, that II The -alI taNr
inter ~ ana charges are not patl into the Trt..
ury OF said town within eighteen months rom TN
uate q commitment Of the said bills ID much gf
tnc RAJ estate taxed as Will be sufficient To- pay
lhe amount aue therefor, including interest uud
charEes, VIII without further nodcc be sold al
pubHc auction at the Town House In -alI
6o"ii on IN. tenth day OF December, ls77 al
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
For. sale.

T1HE late homestead Of Richard Currier Esu
L situated in the pleasant village Of ~edgw lex
consisting 81 a two stored House, Ell. Stable and
ou'oulilInSs ami tine large lot; .it being among
the most ehej,ble situations in the villa =. aI-n
thc late home stead farm OF Capt David Harding
tnaied near tie steamboat landing IN sedgwick
FOR Particulars call on, or address Henry " sar.
gem, Ed, al Sargcntyillc, Me- or the subscriber
al CaslIHe,
Castinc, June 18Th, Is77 twsG
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Notice to Subscribers.

III. date on the address label OF each suhscr ri
hers paper shows the time TO v hlch the subscrip-
tfou + maid. and all subscribers in arrears are
requested to pay up As soon as possible.
On receipt Of payments on subscription az lAi-
aniee a receipt VII be promptly sent 20 the SUD
corrected On the next be- sue 81 the paper
In ait communications relating To subscriptions
our corresp spaudeuts are requested % state ife
ls,,f,ff 10 which the paper is, Is to be, sent,
an to he careful TO write ali proper names plain
ly. -,-.- -.
ia directing a change Of address, always give
the present address A. well az the one 10 which
You wish the paper ailerward sent.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
- . -

An important case was argued before
the Law Court at Bangor Wednesday, that
of Gilmore VS.. NATL ew, an action by
widow against a hotel keeper for killing
her husband with rum. This case in-
wolves the. constitutionality of the law Civ
ing cause of action against liquor seller
to any person tnjured by the sale of intox-
icatipg liquors to a relative.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Chr GllsDartb Amsritan.

PablisheIevery Thursday Morning 1t Coomts
ock. Ellsworth, Nc, by THE HANCO1 n
SoUNTy PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C. see irst page.
Es-~. ". PErTENGILL & co. 10 state Street
Boston. Sc PARK Row. New \ ork, andy 70l Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia cur Agents fer procuring
Advertisements ter the AMERICAN 10 the above
cities, ana authorized TO contract Tor advertising
a. orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

An Augusta woman, who had dollar
in her pocket and was on her way to a cir
Gus. the other day, was .accosted by So
licitor of aid for the St. John sufferers.
Opposing inclinatiOns toward amusement
and duty fought for a while in her mind
and then happy thought struck her-she
gave the money to St. John, and then bor-
rowed another dollar of friend aud went
to the circus all the same.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
NOn.Resident Taxes.

In the town of Gus, County of Hancock, for th.
year 1876.
T'hh following list of taxes on real estate Of
Non-ResIdent owners IN the town of OtIs for
the year i>'p, IN DiIIs committed to Levi Andcr-
son, Collector OF said town on the I5th dav of
NAV, 1916 by certificate OF that date and now re-
naming unpaid. and notice is hereby given that
II sald taxes ard interest and charges are not
paid into the Treasury of SAID town within
eighteen months from the date of the commit
lnent OF the sand bills, much of the real estate
taxed as Will be sufficient to pay the amount
thereof. including interest and charges, will
without further notice, be sold at public auction
az the Post ONCE In said town the first day OF
November, 1871, at one o'clock p NJ
Names of owners, No. OF lot. Acres Val Tax
II known
EbeD Merrill mr. mn
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Two poor Biddeford men have recently
been kindly remembered by freaky fortune.
one. a French day laborer, has fall eli .eir
10 sIO. 600 through the death OF an uncle in
Ficolet. Canada, and the other. L. J. May.
has received $40, 900 aud perhaps $50. 900
hy the death OF his father, who lived in
California.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
DELTA

A shocking accident occurred in St.
stephen last evening. While train was
shifting cars above the shipyard. son of
James Stewart, aged l3 years, who was
playing with companions, was struck and
run over by passenger car. Both legs
were nearly severed above the knees, and
were subsequently amputated. Four ply
sicians attended the unfortunate boy. aud
everything possible was done for him. but
i is not probable that he will survive
Calais Times.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

1uE sIBSCRlBER hereby gives punt,c no..-
- an concerned that he has been duIv
OF an Administrator of the Estate OF '''c trust
in tho nomn Son II. LELAND, late of Eden
by giving bond as The Ia a;, deceased,
requests All persons who are Indebted !, therefore
and ,hos estate, 10 make Immediate pavo,sn. sali
snu tnose who have any demands thlpyh 10y ylhent'
exhibit the same for payment. 'hereon, to
Eden, June y, Is77. " A. HAMoR.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

No tdings zee from Robert DslsoweH.
Ifthere ever hsd . Fan who was under
bonds, as it were, to cone ssck ard tell
what his observations are in that undis-
covered country, Mr.. Owen wasthat man.
Yet we are vslIisg to give hA few days
time to get acquahsed.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Assignee's Notice.

T HEREBY give public notice tn t by y:rtue of
i an assignment tor the benefit OF his creditors
executed ON the (l6) sixteenth day of June A n
1911 by. Henry A. Pierce, of Ellsworth in The
ance with ihe 100 seventeen chapter of Inc Re-
ylsed statutes Of the state Of Maine and statutes
additional thereto, have been appointed as ssignee
for said purp's Sc and have giver bond therefor as
the law directs Three mohttrs IRON the esecu.
ton OF said assignment are allowed for creditors
to become parties thereto.
EvERARD b. GREELY.
Ellsworth, June 20, 1877. 3W1
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
NOTICE..

T have this day sold to my minor son, Georr g
Trundy, for valuable cons itieration the re
mainder OF his minority to transact business for
hinselti shall not pay any of his debts nor col.
lect any OF his wages after this date
THOMAS I. TRUNDY.
Deer Isle. March bth, ls1I. 3Ns5s
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

THE Directors Of the Ellsworth ( Deer I.le
l Telegraph Company, have declared 4 tlvi.
dend OF seven per cent ON the stock Vi said Com.
pdny winch 4 payable at the Treasurer Ofice
seGgwiek, july lst ls-3.
J. +. THOMAS Clerk.
sedgwick, june 18th Is77 49,.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Geo. Peabody was the first Arhefican
citizen, on whom the freedom Of the city
OF London was bestowed. GenI Grant
j. the second.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Hon. Franklin j. Rollins. oa JuE lst,
entered upon the duties OF his office as
Collector of Internal Revenue for the State
Of Maine. His offiee viii be at Portland.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Mrs. Lvernore, OF the WOmea's Tenn
perance Union, called on Mayor Prince, OF
Boston, recently. and requested that no
wine be used at the banquet to President
Hayes, as Mrs. Hayes bad assured her that
the President never drank y. The Mayor
fatty refused the request.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Exceptions and motion for new trial
ID the case of Smith the Bucksport mur-
derer. were argued before the full bench
at Bangor, Friday.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Freedom Notice.

Ilt- ccrtlEg- thlt have this d1y gwen tng son
'sc"I-r g. Atwood. The remainder OF h. minority
IN Transact bus tEcs- for himself therefore sha-
not claim any Of hi, earning. nor pay any biII. ~
hls contracting after tins date
JESSE ATWOOD
witness. ~tLts u. WAKRES
Eurk- port June 81 lNT- -,tp-
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
THURSDAY. .v-T 5, 1877.

President Hayes has returned 70
Washington, amer weeks visit to Ness
England.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

The horse "Smuggler" won the race
and purse in the Beacon Park races near
Boston. Friday. Time l9 l-2.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

eso0 REWARD will b" paid for "
OJOU bottle Of any other Extract or
Essence Of Ginger II found to ea""' IN
hse flavor. purity, and med'c'nai ~"ee'
Sanford. Jamaica Ginger. samples
free as all Druggists and Groe~rs.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
FOR SALE.

\ East Bass Harbor, fremont, a nine roomed
- cottage, finished throughout, with two acres
VI grass land and six and one-halt acres of wood
ana pasture land. Location central, price low
ana terms easy. For information apply to
JOHN yERRILL
fremont. Maine
June IL, 1877. "a lnos
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

WHEREAS my wife. Sarah A. Moselv h.. I.,
~ my house and deserted me without insti.
napie e cause, hereby forbid all persons from
49, ma9.iue her on my account, ample provision Is
Ellsworth, June %, 1877 a,,5s.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Mowers and Horse Rakes.

MOWERS md Horse Rakes of the most anrro,,,
III ed pattern, for sale at reduced priess'
East surry, June 9th, ls77. asI
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05


boys afr wsutyd-ho4c.t, mlry. ruL.e
boys som" uar hA- DECLARED. and 'Iglr
tNAt these boy -huu.I pu-.r~- rru points.
which Arr ,hu- given ]. Honest Iuf-l..
gent. 3. Active. Industrious. > OI-a-
irut. .. '~rady. 7. O,H-ir-. Y lult. ..
Neat. ~ Truthful
one thousand iir-t-ratr plar 4rr open
t.r a#. fhor~aui hoy- WHO come un t,
the staEdltd. Each boy can .ui, bis taste
~ 20 tnr alhl OF bu,luc-, w. would III l...
lhe places AZ" rraiy iu every Kind uf ur-
cupaIou Nam ~ them are already n..,d
hy boy, who Lacks ONE important points.
but they Viii soon be vacant. becaasr ta,.
boy, have been poisoned NV reading
BAD books, such q, they would not dare
show ta.ir father, aud would o. ashamed
{" have their mothers see. lite impuru.
thoughts suggested by these book. Will
lead ~ Vicious acts, tile boys win De ruin
ed. aud their places must br filled VINO
VIII bt ready Tor one ui these yGcauClr,
Distinguished lawyers. ~uucr~.tu. mrr-
chants. u>ciu. ministers. >kI.iul ph, .iclau>
must all soon leave thr!r place, fur some.
body else 20 ftl. Dur by one thcs are re-.
moved by death. Mind Your tn point,.
boys they wlil prepare You to -t,p into
vacancies Iu The ifout rIuh. It,fy uiau
VINO i worthy to employ huv y, uokius
l"r you u yen have lHr paiui>. DO not
Tear That you WIll ~ overlooked. \ youug
person having these qualities viii shine as
pialhly a star al night. -Goiieu Rule.
4 Minister was told once bv man
that tie had been professor Of religion
for many year, bat for ten year, had ne
elected All religious duties; but uotwith-
standing this he had never given 10 MI
nope. The re3crend gentleman MOTTO
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Lewiston Is to have a display of fire.
works on the Fourth.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

-Ihe Smithsonian Institution records
show that the capital city of Minnesota
has winter OF l4s days. during which the
temperature j. lGo Fanr below the freez
ins point. That such an arctic tempera.
ture i more favorable TO the cure of COM
sumption than climate comparatively
warm and uniform throughout the year, Il
point that Is not proved. OF the con-
sumplives who 90 10 Minnesota, even in
the early stages OF their complaint. but
one IN fifteen are cured. The Young Mems
Christian Association of st. Paul has
found il necessary to take in charge the
burial OF the friendless iuyaids that flock
there in the vain hope OF the climate cure
and they have abundant duty as undertak.
ers. In short, there seems to be no SOW
erei2n balm for Consumption in Mime
sofa And this is not only the case there.
but IS also true of other supposed beneti-
cial climates. Far better would it be for
the patient to remain at home. at take
some reliable remedy like DR.. A. J.
Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup. which the
inventor, a well-knOwn practising physi-
clan OF Claremont. \. H., has used with
unparalleled success in his practice for over
fifteen years.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

4 Norwich man, who lectured in an
adjoining town last week, came home and
reported that he had regular ovation.
|, seems they threw eggs at him.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

ST. PFTFRsBu re. June % The Russ
ian official despatch claims slight adyant-
ayes and CAPTURE Of some oUtworks before
Zcwin on the ajth. Despatch saws nothing
about killed and wounded.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

CoNsTANTINorLE. June pit i to day
announced that 1900 Russian cavalry. who
eudeavorcd 10 relieve Bayazld. have been
beaten by the kurds with loss ofG0 Killed
aud POO wounded. The Russian garrison
still hold the citadel.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-08
WELLINGTON. Del. Oct. 8 400
spIRITUALIsM.

The Bliss trial in Philadelphia, has
done more to bring, Spiritualism promi-
nently, before the public than any event
for years. Itswas thrust into the courts
BY the ''Times Ring" to add to their
vanity, enlarge their noteriety, and give
them an opportunity to punish the weak
as compensation for their sowardice in
the face Of the strong. The expense to
tho city Of Philadelphia will reach Al
least $4,000; and for what-to convict a
psir Of poor knaves, or fools who exc out
poor living, by tricks no more ingenious
than those Of Signsr Blitz:
The real harm is the Importance given
to such nonsense, the consequent unsettling
Of weak minds by investigating the sub
ject and the martyrdom Of Bliss and his
misterss il convicted.
1t was curious to observe the number o.
professed believers in naturalization in
the court house during the trial.
The manner in which the communica-
tions are said to be made, strikes person
Of common sense as supremely absurd
The dreams of the Greek mythology were
noble and beautiful in comparison with
this modern faith as it appears in this
single feature of manifestation. An in
toxicated husband pitching the furniture
about The room, hanmering tattoo on
the table, and playing Cain with the
crockery. is hardly calculated to awaken
feelings of awe and reverence. But thai
is precisely the sum total of what the fol-
lowers Of the new light parade as thei1
demonstration Of spiritualism. The bes
of the advocates Of the system have scarce
ly a whit more than such alleged occur
rences as their stock in trade.
In an age when people believe they ca
shake themselves upward to celestial life
as do the Shaker community; whel
women of evident sense and decency cal
Wander from respectable homes to tb
Gomorrah of Utah, and imagine they ar
pursuing the high road to salvation ane
when twenty other vagaries Of the imagi
nation upon religious subjects count thei
disciples by the thousand, we are not sur
prised that hundreds Of Thousands in Eu.
rope and America should profess q be
lief in Glendower's creed. Il
However the persons who really believ
in Spiritualisn are IS entitled to be treat
cd, with the same courtesy in court Q
justice, ss tho.s who hold more reason
able beliefs; but this rule was not OBJ
served on the trial of the Bliss by tn
"Times Ring" that occupied the Coul
Houso
The Morning herald., 1877-10-08
THIS MACHINE

Ia the most simple and compact; the most
durable and economical model OF COM
Nav and numerous patented attachments
No complicated machinery to he con
stantly getting out Of order;
So easy to learn that child can run u
will do ali kinds of sewing, from the finesl
to the coarsest; will hem, fell, tuck braid d,i
cord. gather, embroider, &C., uses self
adjusting straight needles, all descriptions
f Gotten lks and thread Makes the
strongest stitch known the cloth will tea
before the seam will rip; uses the threat
direct from the spool. The machine Il
beauti' ully finished and highly orna
mented, and
The Morning herald., 1877-10-08
PHILADELPHIA, PA:
ICE CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the we'll known ana popular dealer
in Ice cream, confectionery. cak es and
new Second Street Market House. where
he will dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his usual urbanity ana
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY good hu
NOR, he will serve all his customers prompt
ly, and do his utmost to lessen the burden,
Of life by doing the square thing to all his
fellow men. He win also supply parties
and pic MICS with ice cream, and orders can
be LEFT either athis stall or at his heuse,
north east corner Of 81 xth and Orange street.
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