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We had hande d to us the other day a well preserved copy of the first issue of the Co^piEECiAi, A DVERTISER of New Tort , published Monday evening, Oct. 2 , 1797 , Vol. 1. Number i: Ei g ht y-sis years is a good while in tUe. age of a newspaper fVttcl no . sliorfc perio d in the years of OUT country ' s development. The paper is a five column.. folio of ei ghteen inches each column. The inside is entirel y taken up in commercial ad- vertisements in which rum and sugar largely predominate , twen ty-one brigs and other vessels are offered for frei g ht or charter. Among familiar names we notice the adver tisemen t of John Hal- sey, No. 85 1' earl St., liquors , and Jere- miah Hedges an insolvent debtor. The Philadelphia , Albany and Ver- mont line of stages leaves New York ev- ery day at ei g ht o^kj ck in the . rupji^ ing, (Sundays excepted) and arrives at Phila- del p hia earl y next day. The City Clerk advertises for propo- sals to run the Brookl yn Ferry from Fl y Marke t Sli p in the Cit y, of New York , to Brookl yn on Nassau Island , on a lease of three years. Five good boats , (sail boats) of large size and fiv«- - smaller , are to be kep t in constant use. * Six thousand acres ^f land m the Gene- see coun try, is offered for sale \6 miles distan t from Bath , the cap ital of the county. \ A theater in John Street presen ts the tragedy of Jane Shore , and the Musical farce of the Poor Soldier ; the theater Greenwich Street , presents Henry IVth and a gran d serieus ' l 'Panlomine balet called the death of Captain Cook , 11 which \ concludes with the assassination oi dpi. Cook. \ The European news occupies three columns and is under dates up to August 12 , six weeks previous. It contains the speech of Carnot , President of the French Directory. The bulletin of Buon- aparte , Comraander-in Chief, dated Army of Ital y, Headquarters at Milan , Ang. 3, 1797. The onl y local news is to be cn|led from the marine reg ister , and the advertisements. Geo. F. Hopkins the editor and publishes his prospectus. The marriage of Thomas L. Ki pp, to Miss Sarah Stevens is announced. Altogether it is a quaint and uni que specimen of newspnpor enterprise almost a century ago. , An Old Settlor. Gen. B. H. Bristow , Ex-Secretary of the Treasury, an d quite a fa vor i te ut one time for the Presidential nomination , has rented a cott-ige in Southampton for th e summer. The work on the new Methodist Church has commenced. The T ISIES says the new jh'P eng ine does not work satisfactori l y. Mrs. Win. While was thrown from her wagon on Monday by the shy ing of her horse , but fortunately escaped without serious injur}' . Mis. E. A. Laforest has ren ted the house of Goodale brothers and will open it as a boardins? house. T HE L ONG I SLA ND M AILS . —Since May 1st , supp lemental and additional mails have been dispatched from the Brooklyn Post office from the Flatbush Avenue depot , which g ives later mail closes from Brookl yn than heretofore. This new arrangemen t will add much to the con- venience and accommodation of summer visitors , Island residents and the Bi ook- l yn peop le generall y. L IFE -S AVING S TATIONS . —Thro u gh the politeness of Mr. S. I. Kimball , General Superintendent , the C ORREC TOR has re- ceived a circular from the Treasury De- partment to the effect that on and after June 1 , 1883 , the stations of the Life- Saving Service will be desi gnated b y name instead of b y number , as hereto- fore. On Long Island th ere are thirt y- two stati ons named as , follows : = Montauk Point , Petunk, Jones ' s Beach , Ditch Plain , Moriches , Zack' s Inlet , Hither Plain , Forge River , Short Beach , Napeague , Smith' s Point , Point Lookout , Amagansett , Bell port , Lon g Beach , Georgica , Blue Point , Far- Eockaway. Mecox , Lone Hill , Eockaway, Southamp- ton, Point of Woods , Ropaway* Point , Shinnecock , Fire Island , Coney Island Tiana , Odk Islan d , Eaton ' s Nsek,Qao«ue Gilgo. ' \ ° ' Officers and emp loyes of the Life Saving Service will , in all correspond- ence, and upon all official forms , observe these changes. F OH V I LLUSTRATED W EEK ' S D OINGS is the newest novelt y in metropolitan jour- nalism. It is the only Illustrated Sun- day Paper in the country and as far as we know the first. If it is , there never was a more creditable p ioneer in journal- ism published. The illustrations are graphic in character , appropriate in selection and superb in execution , and the litera ry contacts of a hi gh order of merit. The Referee discourses on sport- ing with authority. The dramatic world is reviewed with snap and vi gor by all \Insider , \ who evidentl y has ri ght to the name. And the Prowler- recite s the cur- rent sensations and scandal s like a true man about town. The J XJLDSTBATED W EEK S D OINGS has a career before it if M r Fox ' s efficient mangement does not relax. Southampton. The bonded indebtedners of the town of Flushing is ^U0^00;| g g ^ Hon. Perry Belmont Was at Riverhead on Thursday of las . t w eek. ' George M/Tiles . ton of „ Hun tington has been appointed' No t ' aVy Public in the p lace of James Timson of Greenport. Maj or Burnap of the Manhattan Beach hotel is reported to have leased the bi g hotel at Eockaway at $40 , 000 per year. It being Court week again at -River- head as Well- as Teachers ' Institute the evening sessions of the latter have, been crowded. Ellen Grean y, of Richmond Bill , was struck by a locomotive of the L. I. R. R. at Jamaica'lasfe' August. «he recovered $6 , 000 , damages. . Jesse Carll of Norfcb port is building one of the finest schooners ever turned out of his yard. She is 161 feet in leng th and 1 , 000 tons bur then . The T RAVELER says ; that the \Cissid y boys \ -of Arshauiomoque cafig ht the first bunkers—^ten in number—of the season in that section on Friday of last week. A bill making the Sup ^ ermtendents of the Poor of Queens Coub't/' elective has passed both branches of the Leg islature. The Suppl y bill passed by the Legis- lature appropriates §3*000 for the Fish Hatchery at Cold S pring. A new bottling establishment has been started m> Riverhead . b y W- P. Walton and J. Q. Adams in the ' building lately occupied by J. C. Jetter. George Brown , 21 years of age , of Huntington , was crushed to death be- tween a boat and the dock.at the foot of Eas t Thirt y-ninth Street , New York , on Wednesday. The officers of the Suffolk^Courit y A g- ricultnral . Society ' are ^considering the feasibilit y of holding a $jj && Exhibition , mainl y for the showing of horses and tests of speed- ; ' I Two G REAT S TATUES . — -The Statues of Hope and Religion , for the Cathedral at Garden City, _ have arrived from Europe. Each statue is six feet High, and weighs 2 , 500 pounds. Charles Collin? , a respectable citizen of Woodhaven , in stepping from a train on Wednesday evening last;; fell , and one arm was crushed by the \ wheels which were still in motion. Amputation was necessary . The unfortunate man is do- ing as well as can be expected. B URGLARY AT J AMAICA . —The office of Hendrickson & Co., coal and lumber mer- chan ts , was entered on Thursday and a safe blown open , from which §1 , 000 in bank bills and 33 , 000' in negotiable se- curities , were stolen. Some burg lar tools were left behind. ' . I- . ' B. nj amin D. Hicks , o f W estbur r , who is well and favorabl y known in social and political circles ia this County and State , was m arried on Saturday after- noon last , by County Judge;;Armstrong, to Miss Alice Albertson of Mineola. We congratulate the newl y married coup le. — Farmer. : T. M ALPRACTICE . —Mrs. Sidney Smith , the wife of a printer emp loyed in the office of the South Side O BSERVER , was the vic- tim of malprac 'tice at the hands of a Mrs. Margaret Carman , at Milburn , in the town of Hempstead , last week. She was ei g hteen years old and had one child. Mrs. Carman was arrested and brough t before Justice Wallace who committed her to awai t the action of the Gran d Jury. Loaelle Young, who was recentl y ap- pointed on the police force 1 'df New York City, was initiated into the wickedness , and had his eyes opened to the hopeless moral condition oi that ci ty immediatel y upon his arrival , or on his way there. He exchanged his pockefcbook for some experience—much to his disgust however. The check for his baggage- was in the book and he was forced to telegraph his wife for pecuniary assistance before he could get his trunk, «tc. This will prob- abl y increase his watchfulness and use- fulness as an officer. —Riverhead News. . P ATCHOGUE . —Tho Patchogne peopl e are asking for a new railroad depot. They oug ht to have it. The station is one of the most important oq the South Side , and the old barn of a depot is a relic of a management which ought to be wi ped out and forgotten . Esquire Smith fined a lad y two dollars and a half for punishing a nei ghbor ' s child without authority or apparen t pro v- ocation. According to the A DVANCE Edward Edwards is doing a flourishing real es- tate business this spring, having sold the Wickhani farm , at Swan Creek for.85 ,000; Roe ' s \ mills for §5 , 000: GeoVLtinv s farm for §3 , 000; the Coin tun tfarhi for §2 .200; the Coger farm for £9. 000 , - ' -besides sev- eral other p ieces of propert y, f! le con- sideration for which '• - ' »<>£ mentioned. —— I ^ J ? -*^*- \ 1 A S20.00 B IBLE R EIVABD . — The pub- lishers of Rutledge ' s Monthl y offer twelve valuable rewards in their Month- l y for May, among which is the follow* ing :. We will g ive S20.00 in gold to the person telling us which is the shortest chapter in the Jfew Testament Scrip- tures (not the New Revision) b y May 10th , 18S3. Should two or more correct answers , be received , the reward will be divided. The money will be forwarded to the winner May 15th , 1883. Persons try ing for the reward must send 20 cents in silver (no postage stamps ^ ta k en ) w i th thei r answer , : for which\ fJi^^vfll-VeceiTQ the June Monthly, in which the name of the winner of the reward and the correct answer -prpl be published , ¦ and in which several more valuable rewards , will be offered. ' Address , Rutlod ge Publishing Company, Easton , Penn. The CJit y QouncD. of Minneapolis has raised the license upon saloons , which has heretofore been S100; to ' $1,500. Lor^g Island , Items. ' \\ . . Tie Ni^rA ' Park bill has become $ l j£Hsr by the. signature of the Governor. Austin. -Gorbin returned to New York -from Europe Q& Sunday, b y. the , Canard steamer Servia. : \ , ~ w. The N. . Y. W ITNESS takes the ground Jhat boiled grape juice , watered , was -'the - ; wina \ , djpubtless usee* ai j. the . first Lord' s gupper. 'V \ - - On Tuesday next the Directors of the 1st National Bank of Greenpor t will meet $p, dj probably elect a President in p lace of Gr S. Adams , deceased. The Grand Jury recommends the dis- missal of Captains . Williams a$d Allaire from |he r^ Y. police force for not en- forcing the gambling and excise laws. The Leg islature of New Jersey has passed an adj . prohibi ting, the. sale of Cigarettes or tobacco in any form to a f>oy or g irl , under sixteen years of ag-C. Tl ie sui t of Geo. . AY. Cooper vs. Frank P. Downs , nation for alleged libel , was - ; - failed np in court tu . is weekv but post- poned on account of the absence of a ina, ferial witness. ¦ - - - >' ¦ >- . . 'It is announced through the papeis , with what authori t y we are not prepared \o say. that. Hon. -Perry . B^einiont is en- : gaged to Miss Engene Lnng don , a grand- daug hter of the firs t John Jacob Astor. \ : The New York Coaching Club is to make an excursion on Saturday, 12th inst., to W. K. Yanderbilt ' s summer villa at Isli p. The coaches will roll through Flashing, Great Neck , Garden , City and Baby lon. . Tb , e new , apportionment bill which has passed the Leg islature leaves the First District as it was before , viz : Suffolk , Queens , and Richmond. The additional district is g iven to Brookl yn, where it belongs b y the large increase of popula- .. . fcion in that cit y. . - . ' ¦ The?e> is no fusing force in the propo eiHcm to make a country rich and pros- perous b y excessive taxation- —Boston ^ >3^rald. - V . . - -:J ! \ The Republican hi g h infinites will - - - . = have reason $asee £he truth , of the above , b~ efore long. Hnrttty any intelligent Eortbernev re- turns komt, from traveling in th& South era States without bring ing cheering p ceo ants of the progress which that sec- tion is making in the development of its material resources , and of the genera l prosperity prevailing there among all plassea of the population.^ j The Leg islature of this State adj oura- ' ed last evening. Jts , ^erm. h , :^ be«n con- siderabl y shorter than those of its im- mediate pre lecessors. If it has failed to accomplish as much as the fondest hopes of the public expected , it has at |eost been a decided improvement upon previous Republican leg islative bodies (it Albany. T HE G AME L AWS . —Senator Covert has Introduced a bill relegating to the sev- eral Boards of Supervisors in the State leg islation in regard to game and giime laws. We trust this* bill \has - becom e a law. It is the most sensible and satis- factory way of dealing with the question , And the one we have advocaiocj for years. If Randall of Pennsylvania should bo- come S peaker 0 f the next Congress by a coalition of the Bluino Republican s with the squad of hi g h tariff Democrats, things woul d indeed be mixed; yet this is one of the possibilities of the political future. Ji seoms to be out of the ques Hop that Mr. Randal l will again be Speaker b y Democratic votes alone. His Pennsy lvania tariff notion s conflict * with the opinions of a m-tj -iritv of his party. C OMMERCIAL P RQSPKIUTV . —It is gratif y- ing to know that all indications point to ft steady increase iii the commerce of New York Ci ty- The gr eat metropolis of the country affords a just criterion to jud ge the probabilities of the financial future. The Chamber of Commerce of the City of New York has just made its annual roport , \ which promises prosperit y; Coming from this source the information , may he considered not onl y trustworth y but within the bounds of judicious osiU mate , Tho balance of trade continues in our . favor, The report says : \In suiv vey ing our own horizon of commercial enterprise we fail to discern one cloud of menace , and look for ward with cheer^ ful confidence to a year of quiet pro s- parit y for the entire country, of which New York will , as in the past , receive her ample sharp/' J , F , DANIEL LOBSTBIN , Practical Pharmaceutist , Ko. 40 MAIN STKEET, Sag llarbor , N. Y- wouiu «- gj-^^^gasg t M c cltoena large stock of ¥» .ire ' »riitrs, Medici . ncs , Cliemicals and ^«en ™ jSodloliies, Choice solectiona of Periii nie ry, Combs, Brnslics, Soaps, Toilet Requisites , and sill ajvpertnliiiiis: to a FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE . jxi ^^s ^s ^^rrt «io firs t firms of New York city, the late Messrs. Del- luc £ Co , ^5 Broadway, ana having conducted our business In Sag Harbor twenty years , the ' -PuMic. may rest assured that we will endeavor to maintain the reputation oi the establishment lor the purity anrt strength of our preparations. We call special attention to our MANUFACTUBIFG DEPARTMENT , the superior facilities -which we possess enable us to Offer a lull line of fine standanl PHARMACEUTICAL TREPANATIONS and Specialties , unsurpassed for excellence , reliabili- ty and uuiformity-no pains are spared to make them the wry best that Pharmaceutical skill can produce. pnyslcians' Prescriptions are made a special ty in this . establishment , and will be compounded either personally, or entrusted to none but a thorough ly qualified assistant. - All articles In our line not usually kept In stock •will be procured when desired. Orders by mail or other- wise , will receive our prompt attention. THE GERMAN X,ANGITA« E Being spoken in {lie store , Germans mai- rely on having their prescriptions accurately dispensed. N: B. Prescriptions prep ared and Medicines dis- pensed at all hours of the day anil night. . ml AU GUSTUS F. T00KE R T ~ Groceries L ' and Canned Goods OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. The undersigned would respectfully announce to the people of Sag Harbor and vicinity that he lias ¦ succeeded to the business lately conducted by. his father , W. IX. Tooker , and will continue to keep on hand at the fid stand , Main Street , A CUOIUE AND FRESH LINE OF Family Groceries a. t\d. Canned Cioods of every description , which will be offered at the lowest market rates. lie solicits a continuance of the public patronage at the old store , and guarantees courteous attention and orompt delivery. A. F. TOOKER. Sag Harbor , May 5 , 1SS3. Ready Mixe d Oil P aints , 25 different shades , from 50c. to $1 per gallon. ENGLISH ROOF PAINT. COc. per gallon. Red , Brown or Chocolate ; ' LKJUID \SLATE PAINT for leaky roofs , \5c. per gallon , Red , Brown qr ' Chocolate EUREKA BOILE D OIL , 5Qc. per ' gallon. EUREKA RAW OIL , -Wo. \ per gallon. ' \ \ MACHINERY OILS. Patent Sperm Oil $1. 00 per gall. Engine Oil..;.. ' ........ : ' . ' . . \ s \ *\ ' . Entered Rock Lubricating Oil CO ;« \ , Sewing Machine Oil .. ' . ' ......?1.W per doz, bois . Sample cards of the different colors , - with testimo- nials aria cr., sent free on application to EUKEKA 1PAIXT CO., -iGm3 1G7 Maiden Lane , New York. ' BYRN'5 POCKET MICROSCOPE , _ \ : ' \ ' \ Grent BXaVnifylntr Slower , J&&P*S£MK ( • .ctcctsCouiuerleitMoiiej - . Shoddy . ^wW«S3s88K»k in Cloth, foreign Substnncesln the ffiK^^ik KVO ami \Wounds examines In- Sil: ; ?W5Bifl «fcts , Flowcr8 , Soeas , OraU;. Plaii«s , sSSW U lJ ih p^^S FlBws In Metals , Wood. Grain. 11- ^3 s!« ;) - ' illi ^ Icriblo Writing, etc. , Two doublo \ ^^wMPffii^^ Convex Lona , *X Jnc!,cs T 10 . 0 * \ ^ffill^M l^Sthcr Mounted? 80 cents '\ ' '^^^^^^ Htfttnps. Free by Matt. AOBflis ^SS&SZMcSa&y WANTED! Address: y ^stw^g r M . J<. BVBN, 4.0 N ASSAU St., JI.X , Notice. O FFICE OP B OAKD O P S UPE U V I S O KS OP S UP P OIJ J C OU N TY : At a meeting held this day, the following resolution was unanimously adopted and to which tho attention of all parties Interested is hereby called ; Resolved , That the County Treasurer , Sheriff , and all other county officers whose supplies are paid for by the county, mak e their requisition for . such sup- plies upon the Committee on Repairs and Supplies , and the Board will not audit any bills for such sup- plies without the sanction of-the Committee on Re- pairs and Supplies and that, the Clerk of the Hoard give public notice of this resolu tion. . JAMES K MILLARD , CliEHEV Riverhead , April 24 , 1333 . 49W1 Oo-Partnersliip Notice. The subscriber has th is day associated with him in the Dry Goods , Grocery, and Hardware business , Mr. Lafayette E. Halsey, under the lirm name of K. II. Harris A ' O Q . R. H. HARRIS , Sag-Harbor , Anril 2d , 1SS3. \We thank our patrons and the public generally for past favors , and by giving pur attention to tlie busi- ness we hope to meet a continuance of the same. R , II. HARRIS & CO. NARRO W ESCAPE OF A MASSACHUSETTS ENGINEER—TIMELY WARNING OP MR. JOHN SPENCER , I5AGGAU E MASTER ' OF THE B. & A. R. R. M4.1rvEr.ous C URE OF S TONE IN THE B LADDER —L AKGE Sl'ONES BBMOVMD BY \RKS' .VKDY ' S FAVOKITfi R EMEDY . \ From the PitisiloHl , (Mass.) Eagle . Stone in the liladdur is at once a. most annoy in g and very dangerous ailment; 1ml many most remarkable cures have of lalQ been wrought ly ' ^Kennedy ' s Fa- vorite Ueiuedy \ —the invention of Dr. Kennedy, of Rondout , N. Y. Another striking cas e is now added 10 the list. Mr , Teter Liwier , of l):ilton , Mass., states In a letter to Dr . Kennedy that he hud been troubled with bladder complaint for U years , and had consult- ed at dUTerout times seven physicians; but nothing beyond temporary allayment of the pain had been worked for him. Towards the end of last January Mr. Lawler called on Br. Kennedy. SoandlllE him , the doctor \struck stone. \ He decided that Mr. La wjj ler should first try the \Favorite Remedy. \ so as , If possible , to avoid an operation. And here Is the re- markable result: \Dear Doctor Kennedy—Tne day after 1 came home I passed two gravel Stones , anu am doing nicely now. If vou would like to see trip stpnes 1 will send tliepi to you. \ ' This letter bears date \Daiton , Mass., Feb. C , \ and is signed Feter Lawler. \ The stories , which are so large as to war- rant for \Kennedy ' s Favorite Remedy \ the claim that it is the most successful specinc for Stone yet discov- ered , are now in Dr. Kennedy ' s possession, lncioen- tall y Mr. Lawler also states that the \Favorite Reme- dy \ at the same time cured him ot a stubborn case OI rheumatism; and it Is a fact that iu all affections aris- ing out of disorders of the liver or urinary organs it is a searching remedy aud works marvelous honehts. It is in itself almost a medicine chest. Order it _ 01 yqnr tjruggist. Trice §1 a bottle. •*->\* One Hundred Samp les —OF— New Styles OF EVERY DESCRIPTION , AT NEW YORK RETAIL PRICES , FOR CASH. * Q * The subscriber , having made arrangements with two of the largest Carpet Houses in New York City to sell their carpets by samples , is now prepared to ex- hibit nearly one hundred styles, including the most beautiful patterns of Velvet , Brussels , Tapestry and Ingrains that can be found in the city. With no capi- tal invested , no remnants , and no old stock , he can afford to sell cheaper than you could buy the same were you in New York yourself. Come and see. April 2S , 1SS3. G. II. COOPER. Piano Tuning* On account of my business in the city, I shall be unable to attend to tuning in .Sag Harbor this season. Mr. Fischer, of Stelmvay & Sons , will he in Sag liar, bor about May nth , to do this work. Those in Sag Harbor and the Hamptons desiring their pianos tuned will please leave orders at the store of Barteau & Smith. . W. O. GOODALE. Stelnway Hall , ' N, Y „ May 3 , 1SS3. 1883, /~H EO. B. BROWN & SON lmvo lust returned from \J[ New \ York with a VEKiT HEAVY STOCK of STAPLE ANB HANOY DRY GOODS , CARPETS , OIL* \CLOTHS , Groceries & Crockery Which have been selected with great care , and mostly purchased for CA.SU , which will be offered at great b argains. tzTicasc give us an early call and judge for your- selves. 47tf Moratauk & t^ew York Steamboat Company. For Orient. Greenport , Shelter l«I:i n c! , soiuiiold. satr-DDzirbor , niitl New sii r roiu. LmMm^>A THE STEAMER C APT . GEO . 0. GIBBS , Leaves New York , Pier 23 , E. R., foot of Beekman St. TUESDAY AND FMDAY. At 5 o ' clock r. 3L Returning leaves • 'Sag Harbor MOND AY AND THURSDAY. At 4 o ' clock P . if . J. C. GIRBS, Agent, Office on tho Tier. II. FRENC H . Agent , Sag Harbor. NOTICE ! - The firm of Nickerspn A Vail is dissolved by the death of 3Ir. J . W. Sickerson. All persons indebted to the late firm will make pay- ment to the undersigned. D. P. VAIL , 2Gtf Surviving partner of Nickerson & Vail. Standing Wood , Woodland AND HOUSE LOTS, Three pieces of Woodland , two pieces Standing •Wo od , one piece of large \White Pine—with or with- out bottom. A few half acre lots of Standing Wood. Also forty House Lots in and near this village . For particulars iipply to E. Z. H UNT. Sag-llarbor , Jan. 1SS3. ' *\ HEADQUARTERS TOR FLOOR AKD TABLE OIL CLOTHS, at G. B. BRO WJ* & SONi APIES' AND MISSES WATER-PROOF COiVTS ai/d areolars at BKOWNS. BUY your Palls , Baskets , Brooms , Trays , Bowls , Buckets , Tubs , Wash-boards . Scrub Brushes , &c. of French -• • > • • • - ¦ ¦ . (\ RIXDSTOXES and Fixtures sold low at French' s. T - T ' Spring Season of 1883. On and after Tuesday, April 10th , the Steamer MANHANSET , CAPT. JA5IES F. SMITH. Will commence her regular trips between Sag-Harbor Greenport . Shelter Island and New London , leaving Sag-Harbor on Tuesdays , Thursdays , & Saturdays , At T A . JT. , and Greenport at 8 A. HI., Arriving In New London in time for all trains. Leave New London alternate days at 11:45 A . M . Green- , port 2:20 P. M-, arriving at Sag-llarbor about 4 P. M. For further information inquire of J OHN H OMAN , < Agent , bag Harbor , E. F. MORGAN , Treasurer. Agents War&tecL TOTTO'li' THC A CI Agents wanted every- Jr U JCV.1i X JiiXi hD. 1T nere to sell teas to families , hotels and large consumers. The largest stock in the country to select from ; qualities of all . descriptions Irom the highest imported to the lowest ; grades; a large discount and a handsome income to ; all who sell for us. Country store keepers, druggists ' who wish to sell teas in sealed pound packages or tin cahnisters , peddlers , and in fact all who wish to ob- . tain an honorable living by selling teas should write us for a circular. Original American Tea Co., estab- lished In 1810. Address, v i0m6) ROUT. WELLS , Presdt., i P. O. Box 12S7. 43 Vesey St., New York. I- \ . . A pril 28th , 1883, 1 • THE SUBSCRIBERls-NOW - OPENING A o„ r I ,.. . ASSORTMENT OB\ °' CE J Press . Goods , Flannels , Wool SuiH,, $ Ging hams , Prints , Cretones , \ Ladies ' and Gent' s Underwear I HO SIERY , TA BLE LINEN , ' \ Velvets/Velveteens , Shirtings , SUeefmog. CASHMERES : Black , Brown , Garnet , Bronze, and other color* .. 1 reduced wlcea. DO pieces Cloths & Cassimerea tSajl 1 SUITINGS ; 3-4 and 4-4 Flannel Suitings , Black , BUw , Green , Gra. Mixed, &o, rincoial 13argu£s\ ,W& . T » CARPETS , OIL CLOTHS Runs m ivn» QUILTS , ami many other anicle.s a^greati/r St prices , exclusively for cash. * \\'\W ¦ ¦ . G. H. COOPER. ^M^dw^^M Victory over Pfli . ij-V 1 0^^^^ M ' Kshl^s EIcHric * Slftlimtcd f fitlera SflTOS^^SiiSl S f .QP aU ra\n ftml Aches, ' , ^ ZH^^^^^ J - ¦ • Tono dp tbe System. ^gS^ffifea llrugs tai. * , or Ki*<<rie T l'U^ter Co. l»rtr«». an«. Send 5t*tnga for Trial Plaster, \ ' _ • A THIRD PARTY NEEDED ! THS3 KErVBlilCSin PAKTV. DEAD I CAUSE OF ITS DEATH : Good Temperance , Good Liquor ! Moderate Drinking makes Drunkard s \ The Chnrch ¦ Responsible for Drunkenness I Tho License Law a Great Curse ! A 4-page tract , by Horace Waters , published by, -Execu- tive Com. of tho Prohibition party of New York Stiito. Price 30c per 100 , mailed , »2 per 1 000 by express . For less tliari a dollar send stamps, for sale 'by H OHACE \W ATSBS , 124 Fifth Ave., New York , • • ¦ • ¦ • ¦ • 40w4 —— -^— *^ ALL sizes and qualities of Paint, Varnish and Whitewash Brashes at French' s. —XOivE can sell Tea cheaper than French. \»6 *ii»» •/>» ¦ , i. . i. L UMBER YARD , \ The subscribers grateful for past favora of theit patrons , beg leave to offer them anything in their linti at the lowest CASII Pltiuus. We have a good assortment of desirable Lumber , consisting of PINE BOARDS , WORKED AND ROUGH . PINE PLANK , \ \ \ SPRUCE PLANK , » . \ . \ SPKUCE BOAItDS , « \ \ ' CLAP BOARDS , \ •• > . ' CYPRESS , PINE, CEDAR , ft SPRUCE SHINGLES PINE , CHESTNUT , AND HEMLOCK PICKETS. ' BRICK , LATH , LIME , CEMENT , PLASTER* HAIR, HEMLOCK , SPRUCE & CHES'UNUT TIMBER , ' > and about all other artlelos In our Hue. We don 't Intend to be undersold by any in the itsi^e . 20tf NICKERSON & VAIL. ''' Sag Harbor . Oct. 12 . 1STT. Cash Paid For Wheat . The highest market price will bo ria 'U , for W HEAT a^ tlie Hampton Flouring Mills. * ! ' * ¦ ' . ' • WILSON R ~ , COOPER Sheriff' s Sale. • C OUNTY OF Suyyoi.K , ss: By virtue of an execution issued out of the County Court of Suffolk County, New York 1 State , I Have seized all the right, title and interest which Henry If. White had on the 23d day of October , 1S32-;- iu and to the following described premises , which I shall ex- pose for sale as the law directs , iu front of tho oftlco of . Thomas F. Bisgood , on Main Street; in the village of Sag Harbor. Town of Southampton , in said Counly, on the XStU day of June , XSS3 , at one ' o ' clock in trio afternoon of that day : A lot or land with tho buildings thereon , situate in the town of Southamp- ton , County of Suffolk , and In the village of. Sag Har- bor , bounded north by the waters of the Cove fifty feet , south by John Street fifty feet , east . by land of John Spencer , running to tlie waters of the Cove , and west by land of Lucy Ooodall , running to. the watera of the Cove. \ ' - ' Dated this 2Sth day of April. 1 S83 . - . SELA1I S . BKKWSTERi'Klieriir. C. II. VA0GI1N , Deputy Sheriff. TIIOS. F. BISGOOD , Attorney. «*>« ¦ ITurlini * \NT \V\ New York Supreme Court SUFFOLK COUNTY. -— tot—- ' :. - . EDWARD G. WniTAKER , Plaintiff , against . • , The Trustees of the Freeholders and'Com- monalty of the Town of Southampton , the Trustees of the Pi opriotors of the undivided lands and meadows held by them as tenants In common in the town of Southampton , Da- vid R . ' . Rose , Jetur.R. Rose , James E. .Jen- nings , Lewis Scott , Austin Rose , Edwin Post , William S. Pellotreau , James II . Foster , -Eg- bert Rose , Isaac Foster , Francis Bishop nml George W. Whittaker , as trustees of . the pro- prietors of tlie undivided lands and meadows neld by them as tenants in common in tlie town.of Southampton ; Dav id IHiniett , r WiL liam Corwith , Jr., Gordon Corwilh , Merrill Culver , • Elisha Conklin , Bethuel Edwards , James Edward s , Stephen Foster , Albert-Fos- l ^ ter , Isaac P. Foster , Oliver Goodale , ' - Andrew \ j Halsey, Alva Halsey, Josiah Y. Howell , Wil- liam Howell , Jeremiah O. ' Hedges , Stephen Harris , Jared Hedges , Frederick Bullock , Walter Howell , Enoch Halsey, Hervey Ilal- Eoy, John Howell, Ellas Jennings , Albert dag- ger , Elisha Osborn , EltshaOsborn , Jr. - , Oliver Post , Clarissa Rogers , Thomas V. Sayrc , Nic- oll Squires , Renselaer Topping.Nathau White , William Wick , Caroline Rose , Catlierlne 'Jen- nlngs , Sophia Scott , Eliza Rose , ' George W. Whitaker , Catherine Whitalcor , David IL Ilosc , . Jetur R. Rose , James E. Jennings ,. Lewis . Scott , Austin Rose , Edwin Post , William S. ' Pellecreau , James II. Foster , Egbert Rose , Isaac Foster and Francis Bishop; Mary:-H: F. Topping, and divers persons whose names are unknown to plaintiff. Defendants. ¦ • To the above named defendant s : ••• . ¦ -« . You are liereby Suinmoned to answer the complaint in this action , and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff' s attorneys within twenty days after tlie service of the summons , exclusive of the day ot ser- vice ; and in case of your failure to appear or answer Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded Iu the \ compIaint. Dated June 21st , 1SS2. • • • ¦ • ; WHITAKER & BISGOOD , Attorneys for Plaintiff . O lllce anrl Post Oflice address. Southampton , Suffolk Co., N. Y. To dive rs persons whose names are unknown to- plaintiff : Tlie foregoing summons is served upon you by pub- lication , pursuant to an order of Honorable Calvin K. Pratt , Justice Of the Supreme Court , dated the 9th day or Apri l , 1 SS3. and tiled with tli e complaint in the of- fice of the Clerk of Suffolk County, ' at Riverhead . in said County. The object of this action is to obtain a partition of alt the undivided lands , waters; and lauds under water , water courses , bays , ponds , creeks , and beaches , necks , islands , riversj lakes , quarries , wood- land , plains , meadows , pastures.and marshes of the proprietors of the undivided lands and meadows held by them as tenants in common, in the town-of South- ampton , Suffolk County. State of New York , the loca- tion of all of which lands the plaintiff is unable to de- scribe , but alleges that amongst such undivided lands is a tract of laud covered with water known as Mecox Bay, situate at Mecox , in said town ; also a tract of beach land running from Noyac to Hog Neck , in said town; and bounded on the west by Peconic Bay, and on the east by allotments of meadow and the Cove. Also a certain other tract of land covered.with water ,, known as Wluinsunkc Lake , or ' Fresh? Pond , situate- near £?orth Sea , in said town , bounded b y.lands of Jetur R. Rose , Harriet Harris , Lewis Scott , /the heirs of Edward White , deceased , Jeremiah Reev es , Rackett , Eugene Howell , Edward Randall and Albert HCGVCS Dated this lath day of April . 1SS3. Yours. Ac , WHITAKER & BISGOOD , Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office anrt . Past OiUce address , JCwCl Southampton , Suffolk Co., N. Y. 3 , 000 ROLLS , New Wall Papers THIS SPRING. , PLEASE CALL . BEFORE YOU BTJY AND EX V3IIXE OUR . STOCK OF Cheap Wall Papers , WE HAVE SOME VERY HANDSOME STYLES FOR ONLY JLO CENTS PER ROLL. S ilver and G ilt Papers Real Cheap A GOOD STOCK OF Window Shades OX HAND AND RECEIVING NEW -EVERY WEEK. WINDOW SHADES PUT UP TO ORDER. G EOEG-E W. TABOE , D5 Main Street , Sag Uarbor. \ .M^ t :;: . Mmt£tt®tl> ir? ;: :: sAChSAEEOK , L . L _ ' ^ « l ^ _ « i ¦ ; ¦ ¦ ¦ ._ ¦ - ¦ ¦¦ ,.. ¦ ... ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ .—- ¦¦ ! i ¦ ¦ ii ¦ : ' «^H ; SATURDAY MAT 5 , 1883 ,
