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4fflE2 € ^RREGTOR. +.m ... ¦ — I, ¦ - ¦ ¦ \ — — ¦ ; ; SA&HJ&BOR , L. L ' - - . ¦ * SATXJEDA3^JULY 8 , 1893. S UHKBE T O -» AT 4iST ; sets 7:31: Moon rises 12:12 A. X. ; Mo on South. 7:11. Higb. tide V3> ~ A. St .; 6:05 > . «. TwUIight begins 2.30 A . sr. ; ends 9. 39 p. H . Maximum temperature a year ago to-day S3; mini- |mnm C2. - , ¦ ,- - ¦ <t> - : : Tha fiahing x Bteamara had fair luck iasKweek. » ¦¦ .- o» A H OT S UN . — :Afc seven o ' clock yester- day -morning the mercury, in Tooker ' e rlUarmome tec^eg^atered 115 deg. \ ' ? ' \ ; : ' \ ; - ' ' ' ¦ 1*1 ¦ \ ' ¦ ; A cake and cream sale in Kiernan ' s [ house on Madison Square on the 4th ^eftiized.sufflcient to pay for work upon ^be Catbolio cemetery. • ' *: - : V - ' - 'l \ ' . >i t t » — . \ «Chas. 'Taltier> 'fdrnierl y conductor on tihfli Sag ' Harbor mail Irain , is now bug- .gage master in Philadelp hia on the •Pennsylvania road. : ¦ - — ¦ ¦ — « q» — - ¦ . - The Southampton \Water Company baB increased its cap ital stock to 750 shares of the par value of §100 each , but refuses to issue §25 , 000 in bonds. . The Bteamer Long Island ran on the bar at Paradise Poin t. Monday evening, god Wft9 Obliged to wai t about four hours for the tide to rise. A dense fog prevailed. Ho damage was done. ¦ « H I »i The Italian warship GriuYauia 2? WSHP , dapt. Deiibero , with 17 officers and ' 600 men , and the Italian flig ' ahip A edna , Admiral Magnaghi , with 22 officers and iQO mfiDi uaye fessa ' w Owflimrt B ? J the past week , engaged in gun practice. - -^* «4ft» ^ Miss Jtlaltie L. Fordhim. just grad dated from the Oaeontu Normal S-jhool , baB been engaged as a teucher in South- ampton. She is a daug hter of Rev. C W. Fordham , of Bay Shoie , who wants to be Republican candidate for School Commissioner from the western district. >a «c a n The V OLUNTEER Y ACHT C LUB held a meeting in the Library, Wednesday evening, and elected Qenry F. Cook, Commodore ,; Addison Young3 , vice Commodore ; and l>r. S. -H<chnrds Tay- lor , Secretary. The firs t rnce of the season will take place this afternoon) ever the Cove oouree. T HB L OSG I SLASD . —The new steam er Long Island Btarts . in with a good record and many indications of popular sapporfc. . - Jfrom Jane 29 to Jul y . 5^—sir dayB— ; Bhe ' carried 966 passengers , - with practically^ no advertising.; Her. adver- tisement for . roate and season will now be found ia our colamna. J3 y re ference it frill be seen that many advantages are offered iu the way of commutation , and rates to excursion parties are cheap and popular. ¦ . ». ¦ A CuniotJB A CCIDENT . - —A eurioug acci- dent occurred at Noyac on Wednesday. A lad named Wilson , p laying with a companion , was . suddenl y fellud by Boma mitsile. From whence it came or what it was is unknown. A sharp wound across the skull penetrated nearly to the brain. The lad lay for. a time bleeding and- nnoongcioas. He said on recovery that he felt a sharp cut , thought his bead waa off , and knew nothing ! Diligent search , failed to discover anything. Some peop le raise conjectures about something from the torpedo boat in tbe bay, but without substantial basis. . D EDICATION OF S OUTHAMPTON S N KW (C ATHOLIC C HUBCH . — Three hundred per- Jon ' s from this village by special train attended the dedication o! the Roman Catbolio church ot tbe Sacred Hearts ol Jesus and . Mary, in Southampton , Son day morning last. - The day wa3 a beautiful one and all that could be . desired. Tbe programme of exercises as published in las t .week' s C ORBECTOB $?as faithfully carried out. . -The church was filled b y tbe peop le gf the immediate vicinity, without the crowd that came in from Sug Harbor . Many persons were presnnt who had never entered the portals of a Catholic phurch before. The blessing of the church and grounds was the first ol f>ne observances , commencing at 10 A . M and conducted b y tho assembled clergy consisting of a dozen or mote divines eminent in and out of tho diocese . The sermon in the edifice wae b y Bey. J. EL Mitchell , an eloquent speaker , who founded bis remarks upoa the t« xt from St. Mark , chap , i , v. S: \And It came to pass in those tiara that Jesus eame irom Xaiareiti or G&l.)ee , ami was b;i>ilzcd pi John in Jordan. ™ Rfc. R OT . Chas. Edward McDonnell , Bishop of the Diocese , congratulated Ihe eongipgaliou and Father Qucrin on the comp letion of the beautiful edifice , and bestowed bis blessing on the zeal- ous and faithfu l in thu work. ' Palms and white flowers profusely gdornod the church. P resident ClcTreland ' and party- spend. tbe dar on board a yacbt in the llar- bor , nnKnown le the populace. 16 was an ideal Fourth of July, if we con* aider the weather , but in no other respect was it remarkable. By common consent it . was voted the quietest and most un- eventful Fourth on record. There were no accidents of any kind. The . stare and stripes floated from public places and private houses , but nothing else marked a holiday. The ni ght before the . anniversary was unusually quiet save the parade of the Callithumpian band iu honor of Druggist Lowry ' a becoming a Benedict. They made-noise enough for a while. \ Officer Tunison says that at one o ' clock in the morning it was as quiet as in a winter - snow storm. The African contingent from Promised Xiand and the eaat' ard , was on hand , and bad n ball in Crowell' s Hall. In tho. jearly evening . a few firaworks were exhibited from varioua parts of the village and vicinity by private parties. Speaking from personal observation and experience , it was the stupideat holiday in a generation if excitement and cele- bration were to be considered the necessary factors ; but to those whom quiet and balmy atmosphere , and un- eventful hours bring joy and comfort , it I was a well-nigh perfect day. Off in our harbor , a mile away, lay the handsome steam yacht Oneida ) owned b y E. O. Benedict , of New \ York. On board were Grover Cleveland , President of the TJaited . States , Secretary of War Inmont , and others- Tbey laid there for the best part of two days and looked over upon the beauties of the quiet village in the distance , with no one to molest or make them afraid. ISTct a half a dozen people on shore knew that tbe distinguished party was on board , and no demonstrations were made in their tar or. The Oneida left N. Y. City Friday evening. Saturday she w ent into Peconio Bay and on Sunday laid off Koae ' B Grove all day. We were inform- ed that day that the President was on board , bat it was requested that the information be not g iven to the publics. The party was seeking absolute rest and retirement. We 8aw Secretary of War \Dan \\ Lamont , in the telegrap h office , on Tuesday. ¦ < »-«.> » ~ .... . . Shelter Island. - Canon W. Henderson , D. D , of the Cathedral in Montreal , is summering again on Shelter Island. He ocenpiee the rectory of St. Mary ' s Church and officiates in that pariah. The Canon is accompanied by his wife , and three daughters. - . . ¦ ' .; \ _ ..: ' . . . , , , ; The hew church isf now^ completed except , for the memoria l windows to go in . the ' weBt end and over the altar. The bell tower is also yet to be built , bat will be erected one aide ol the : church. Handsome new carpets have bean given and will soon be put down. The side windows of the old chnroh building were saved from the fire nnd now are in use in the present one. . The St. Mary * 8 Sunday school holds its annual p icnic Wednesday , the 17th , near West Neck. Canon Henderson will go to Winni peg in Angust , to be present and preach , at the consecration of hia son in-law , He v. J. G/. Newnham , as Bishop of Moosonee , British America. U NION S CHOOL . —The Board of Educa- tion will call a special sohool meeting at once to request the people to authorize them to build additional school accom- modations upon the present school site. The school will be crowded this fall. It is estimated that there will be one hundred young children coming to school Bge , and entitled to attend. Provision mast be made for them. The Board has added the Century Dictionary to its .reference library, 9 JX volumes , in calf , at §15 per volume. P. R Jennings has been chosen to take the sohool oensm . • • ¦ Three hundred dollars will be paid on the princi pal of the mortgage , reducing it to $800. Tbe Fourth of Jul y was a Quiet Day. Dr; Wells rides a wheel. ¦ Enapp is getting up quite a reputa- tion as a hurdle racer. \Charlie \ Bassetfc went : to Greenport , Tuesday, where ha waa entered in a bicycle race ; but the event was off before the boat reached there. The company of White Star wheelmen who left here Friday morning last , visited Providence , Fall Rive* 1 and Boston. They disbanded at Waltham where they attended the tournament. Fred Glover , one of- our local wheel- men , who was entered,in the 2.40 . .class at the tournament in Waltham , had , the misfortune to meet with an accident , thereby losin g the race. While twenty five yards from tha finish and leading all his competitors , he struck bis pedal on the bank of the track rounding a curve. Before he could recover bimBelf lour others had passed hnn. \ ' . ' Frank White , Eiet Eockaway ' s cham- p ion bicyclist met• . with a severe , acci- dent in one of the races at Patchogue on the Fourth. Ha waa throwQ frow his wheel and p icked up unconscious. Severa l New Jersey wheelmen arrived here from Brooklyn Sunday , .stopp ing at the Nassau House. They were pined by two more Monday morning and six in the afternoon. T HE B ICYCLE T OURNAMENT ON THE 12 TH , is going to be the event of the season. Amoni; the crack s who are to oompete in the race3 are : H. K. Smith , Pat- chogue ; Chas. H. Lush , Amityville ; H. P. Pranklin , Elliott Yoangs , Orient ; V. R. Moore , J. Lewis Clarke , Green- port , and Fre d Glover , Chas. Bassett , Geo. Reney, Thos. Howard and several others of Sag Etarbor. The track will be in perfect condition on the day of the raoe. The erection of a grand stand is being considered with a seat- ing capacity of 500. The value of the medals alone exceeds $100. Cycle Talk. Fourth of Jul y ni g ht ot J l 45 o ' clock , Walter Geathe made a complaint ogainBt William Hanser , alleg ing he had threat- ened to shoot him. Police Justice Bis - good lBsned- a warrant for Hanser ' s arrest and he was broug ht before him about 1 A . ar. on the 5th. The case was adjourned to 9 A . M ., when . the defend ant was discharged , Genthe not appear- ing to press his complaint. John . Martin 21 yeara of age,: waa brought before Jud ge Bisgoo . d jester- day morning on a charge of intosication in a public place , and assault in the second degree , having resisted arre e t. For the first charge be get four months in the count y jail. The second charge will be heard by the Grand Jury in October. . Martin p lead guilty , to both charges , and the ' chances are he will lan d eventuall y in-the ^E' uiirii State Reformatory. ::,;; ¦ , — <B i w i : —:• ¦ , - . - .<• A fall acoount of Satnrday ' s . Base Bali dame will be found oa the first page of to-day ' s C OBBKOTOK . Inside , is the reg- ular Base Ball colnmn and notes; Our base ball column is popular. ' It has added something like a hundred , to our local circulation. This and the Cycle Ta lk we shall continue. This is the . va- cation and tho sporting season , and there is more interest-than ever in ball . playing and the wheels . Our reporters are wide awake and* alert, and we shall make the columns readable , reliable and racy; If you want to get \the points \ and the personal s , read T HE C ORBKOTOK . \ ' The re-organized Eaton Dial Manu- factartng Company is now known as the Suffolk Dial and-Enameling Company, The Ladies Improvement Society meets in the Library rooms Tuesday, July 11 , at 4 P . it. iM3 40. c n - POLI CE NOTES. ^ jr ^ sT ^ ^\ Hi- ¦ ^^$ V\ ¦ 1 ; ^^.^U 4^5*> ' •« - ^Sss ^^^ :; **&S - ¦ ¦ ¦ j fr *S ¦ ¦ i- X A%w ^ ^k MJ #^ s& $r ¦ ' . ¦ ¦ ¦ • So^ da Water , Brang lxt & Bottle d , Confectionery & Friiits. CIGAHS , TOBACCO. AND .SMOKERS ARTICLES. • y ;;.;- ;;; Stationery, Blank Books «&,c B REASONABLE PRICES ! PROMPT SERVICE 1 3STOW IS *fGUR OPFOBT0NITY ' ; —J ot- — _ .; ¦ ' tol:— 1893-;-MEYER BR01HEHS-;-1893 .Oar line of goods for the coming e ' eaaon is now ready. It ia the IiAKGEST and FINEST we have ever carried , embracing almost everything imag inable in ' ,.; - ¦ - . Men ' s youth' s & Ohildrerf s Clbtli ng. Bat^ Cap s , Boots and ; Shoes , and1; £entiemen ' s . Furnishing , ^ '7^ ' \ ' \ \ &00dS , . , , ;.; : ' \ / ; , ;. : ^ . .y '' ; v \ '- All at prices whiisb none bot ourselves can oft' er. You interest demands that you Bee these goods. We extend to the public a cordial inviUtion to cull and GSftlil ' mo ohr stock* - ¦ • '' * • ¦ ¦ Our well known reputation for LARGE VARIETY and LOW PRICES rende . rs it unnecessary to quole special bargains. We are prepared -1° sell ' at ^• : ROCK BOTTOM ' PRTCJbJa : \ . ' : - - ' \ • ¦ ALL GOODS WARRANTE D AS REPRESENTE D OR MONEY REFUND ' - . ED. Xbnr will make no mistake in calling and examining our splendid stock. Wo have every thing to chose from in LATEST STYLES and best selections. Thanking our friends and patrons for past favors we propose, to offe r better inducemeflts than ever before. Asking a continuance of Iheir ' patronage , we assure them the best attention , and unexcelled vuli.es. : Respectfully, • WASSINQTON STBEBT , SAG HARBOR . L. I. OPPOSITE W ATCH 0ASK FACTORY. ' • ¦ - Branch Store , Muin St., East Hampton. . - - _L! : - -^— — ——^——— —^— — —— «..—».——— . J ^ J .^ _ m — ¦ ' ' : ^—i ¦¦ .. . ¦ ' : — ; ; ; ' • C!«* - - ' Jm** . . •tta «J4b«SfeS ^. . . ¦ :;. - . ¦ ^NPBRT4, KER & EMBALMBR Lobstein Building, Main Street , SAG HARBOR , L. I. ;{ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - ¦ <- ' ¦ ' • ¦ WMh —i^—W ^^ - ¦ -i —• i ' ' ' ¦¦ ' If : YAW B : :[ ' ' Carpets ^. ¦ : VMattiii gs \ . ,. Oil- Cloihs. NEW lllGH PATTERNS AT Rock bottoni prices. UANTON oIATTINGS new patterns /rooi 12^ cents a yard up. PleaBe Cull and See. 45 and 47 MainlSL , S SR Harbor. N. Y G.B.BKO WN\ & SON Corner Drug Store AETHUR T, BROWN , Ph. G, = Graduated Pharmacist. Pure . ^ ^^^^. Perfumes AND ^^^fe» Patent Chemicals. ^^^^Me dicines-^ TENNEY'S FINE N. Y. CANDIES. .: FOREIGN & DOMESTIO CIGARS. l»U rsicin«is l' rescripilous Carefully Couipoumlod 11 ay or MirUt. Fri-nch , German, and Spanish spoken \ . - ., : Corner Main and \Washing-ton Sts :RQGrJ|^ ! MAm m &loiis& CLOTHING •Iu .variety. Blankets , Robes , Whi ps ,.Sur- cing leg , \flalter« , etc , «td., all at I^OW PRICES4 lj We are determined to make our w sto<re head quarters for goods in this line. Call and see onr stock and . what we have-to offer. In our O oj3^c1uoneryV : i)epartment We have FRES H CANDIES of the GOOD SORT , aud all kinds of selected fruit in iia season , at tho old and popular stand. 1 ' • ¦ ' ¦ ¦ >: \ OSJE ¦ <' ¦ ¦ ' - ¦ > • ¦ jJHW Vi- iOAROINe STASIS ; - •!- ' Solicit- : ; . ' . - • ' . ¦ ¦ • -> you r .patronage. .. ; ' - •Good nnd reliable - norsos to let with stylish . . ' ¦ ¦ ;- . -Gamoge8 a-u reaaoaabto ,prices . . . Drivers iuru^hed when required . . Our Wagonettes and StflRes ; . -: ' .convey pnssougers and bnggago io and fen m • . ¦ \ . - . ihe Ti-flinn uodi I3o.«ts |ot* S&cLai ' Leairfl your orders with us aud you will ;jiot get left , . ' ¦ • ' S'Trh c-y com e : tjiejiier-ry summc* 1 scoutUs ' . .; ' of uctmt v , Eouir; sac nowci's , \ . ' . —MothorwciL Tourists ' ' ' ¦ ;. . ' siieula nlways tako a bottle ol^ v OERTAIiY-- GRO UP 0U\ Ji.K t , in t.ic aatchel This remed y i s a Rafeg'iard against trie malarial effecte d iMiii' gmumui' i'MiJita. nnd wi11.iy4v.ini attacks of Uroap, Dlplitlt orla , Coughs , lloaruerioao a ud Sore Ttiront. Sold by druggiata — — I' uioa 50 o.^n ts. A. P. tiOXSIE. ' B UFFALO , N Y ¦ \ \\ Lad|cn Don 't Koud XJIIH. and then say. ««o it' s like all the rest. \ One mo- ment . please • 1 guarantee a ' cure to every lady suffering rrom female -weaSnes?, and -fflH scna two bottles ireo of oost for the nihdiclno . to show that I mean what I say. If jon want nsy ''Fifteen day trial treatment , \ send Expres i aud P. O. address Correspondence confidential. I>R. J. 1$. MAUCU1SI . SO GRfSSEB ST., Unci , J ADY AND GENTLBMEN AGENTS WANTED ^tn CTCTT ctiy ana wrc-11. A great opponnntty Acree»tol e worO: . AUJrassTUE VVditiS t'UBl.ISU SG C J.. 122 Nassau strest. Nep York DIAMOND WALL PINJSa for euie Geo. I>. Rrown & Son. Spongas for your Boats at Lowry ' a. S25 Rewards A standing reward of Tw enty-Five Dollari will be offered for Info rmation whica. will lead to the conviction ot any person or pcrsonB , burning or breaking into tbe bathing houses , or In any other way committing depredations upon my shores on the Bay Street side of this village. People are -welcome to ttie peacabl e use of ttie snore for bath- ing purposes , but malicious misctiier will be pros- ecuted a nd punished . EDWAUD DHISCOLL. Sag Ha rbor , July , 1S03. Tire Insurance The Liverpool and London and Globe does the srgest business in the United States. THOS V . lji eGOOP , >ecat , \ . ... ' • • ssc-llcrbor. A GPMTCJ rnafee 100 PER CENT, net on Corspf tttlCIS I O Belts , Brushes , Curlers , and Medicine Samtdes fret- . Write now . — - - - - - 1>U . DHiDG M AM , STlBroadway , N . Y IOE CREAM!! On and nfter May 30 , 1893 , the undnr- si gned wi\\ bo prepared to furnish, the public with tlio PUREST CREAM IN TOWiV , by the plate or measure. Call at tbe old stand on Division Street. - . MES. KHOD A SIMONS. T^TTTQ 1> A T>1?T> maylio roniid on flloat Qco. ' X ttXO J L AX Xti Xfc P. BowcIIiCo - iiS - ewt.papcc AJvcrtlslnc Unrein (10 Spruce Btrrot), jrhrro nrtTrrtls- . l;j cc;^j. ts may be . made for ** ¦ IX h B\Y _ Tk O K Ji« \ ¦ ' * - . ' . ' ' ; ' • ' ' ' ,. : \\ - -;• \\ ¦ ' r ' \ * ;* \ '' 4 ELY'S . eATgB.HH CREAM BALM^^^^ \i hwe ksca utP W Q^A frt R rgk bonus of ^i/ ^HCpLD SI' HCP^I Orcam Balm andW^t UU ^^A consider viysctfcurcdW^f £f cf t / B' x &M I s ufferedJL O years ^f . >. £?& «^^ fr o m catmili . amlMP \ ' -> ! '^^' S8 ca tarrhal headache , fflL ^ _f Q _ ^ rll and this is ^e first^^m \^A^^m remed y that affordcd ^^^^-^^S^^^ lastin relief. —D T. pj j^^ g^^BQje MS^ia *****-™?\ A particle is applied into each nostril an-i is a green ble . IMec 60 centB at Druggis<a ; uj utall , regimered 60 oeHts. - ELY BROTHERS, - ^ 53 Wa rren , : St N, V« NOTICE TO Pii' EDITORfl , -In purauanoa of au order of tlio Flon. Nnthan D; Petty, Surl-ognte of the County of Suffolk , notice i3 hereby given, to nil persons having claims against Nich olas S. Heroert , lafeof the village of Sag Uarbor , N. Y.i deceased , that they are. reKjai$!d to exhibit the same. ; jvith th . e-youeh.ers there- of to the subscribor , at his place of trans- acting businesR . 'unraely. Xlie office of Thos. F. JBi«good . ia the viliags of JSagf HTarbor . Suffolk County : NY , on ov bufor o tho seventeenth day of- J-uJ y-—next. . Dated January U , 5 893. * - ' sin?* PETER SILVEY , Exocutor of Nicholas 8. Berbert , - deceased , T HOMAS F; Bisaoou , Attorney . STANDARD OIL , Gasoline & Gasoline Stoves. OIL delivered , in qnautities to suit pu*- oliaHera by meiis ' ii re or boll Wagon runa throug h the village every day. . ¦ /•G ASOLINE S TOVES for sale , and repaired* ' ' y ' -All or . dero promptly attended to , J. ^TJRrSY , P. O 13os , 91. B AG H AKBOK . i6m6. N. Y. ¦ MM m—MawM mw^ w w m,ii f i a^tm ^ H mtm ni niwumn w—— 1 . F OR OVEll K1PTT YEARS . ^ • • As Oi.n AND W EU ^T IUED B E M KO ^— MrR . '' \V' in« low ' s Sbot. * ilng Syrup has been u«ed -for ' o/of nny years h ' y millions of -mot-iiers -for their children wMle teeiliiug, vrltli porfect y Buceess, It SQOtliCB th e child , so/iciis the gurus , allays all pain , curea wind coUc , nnd is he best remedy fer Diarrhoea. I s pleasant to the taste. Sold by Drasrgiita ln- every part of the world.; Twenty-live .cents a bot- tle . Its value la incalculable. -Be siro and aslc for Mrs . Winalow ' a SootUin s tsyrun. un<\ take no other Kind. ¦ ' , ' . • \ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ . *• ¦ ¦¦ • • ^ ^ --^t;v/'By?^g«-; > '' ¦ ' • I^^^^^^^^^^V /r ^T v4 i^?t S ^ J- 'i ' i -KEEP : C(M. Inside , outside, and all tho way. tbroagh , by drinking • -r~ & J . This creatTemperanco drink; ' . r~r- ^ . , ' . . _ . m u \ hcdl^tita^.as It is - i.le.UJ.inVV l' fl' 1L ¦ ( tt -_ ,,—., 1 ¦ . 1 1 . 1 ¦ i^..» -- 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 - .— ^ ^ 1 . ¦ 1-— ¦ 1 BEST MT TH3J WOKED. - Ito-WBnriagquttVitlcsaro -auBvsTOtiaowi. octiifJlt cntlasHnft two boxrj . vt any ol^r tarand . *<* <affocVo!l byhoat. SSrae. 1\i'iS&.GTHl f i l»li, TOll SALS BY DgALKn-t- GE^riVJX^. . - gg? ¦ P AT E N ' TS. . 0V.3U1&1 fci PreiBnilsiiSot lot Omfflfiiil, . XDTTBOia & IDTJSOiH, ' . • IrvontivQ Agra Bulldlnir, , -V WASHIKGTOt? . D. C. CANTON MATTINGS new r^aieros from 12£ ceatt) a yard up. - June , lSOB \ . Oeo. 13. -Brown & Son ' - ¦ - ¦¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ' :. ¦¦ • :H ?^ . ii. ^ i ; ¦ ¦¦ : ¦ • ¦ -• \ ¦ . ' . - ¦ •; • • • 3 ->- .v- aui ' A. - .r ' v e » 11 ¦¦ 1 1 , §fXmmh v L OWBT — T W HEEIIBK . — In - ibis . • village , . Tuesday evening, Jul y 3d , at the.Ofith- olio Parsonage , by Kev. Father Guerin , Joseph P. Lowry to 'Misa Jjida Wheeler , Mr. Annie Wheeler^ sister- of the bride , wan bride ' s maid , «nd R OT . Father Mar- • tell bea t sn&n. §ml H AVENS . — In this village , Jul y 2d , - . Charles -I J . HavenB , son of Oapt. Jacob H avens , s 47 years , 1 month and 18 days. Sag Harbor Savings Bank- DIVIDEND NOTICE. . ; S AG H ABBOB , L. I., Jul y 1 , 1893. At the annual meeting of the Trustees of the Sag Harbor Savings Bank , held this day, a dividend for the pas t si? months , ending Jnne 30th , . 1S91 , at'the rate , of 4 per cent ' , per annum , waa declared due , and pay ab le on aud after July 15th , 1893. • H. P . HEDGES , President. D. P. V AI I I , Treasurer. S100 Eeward , §100. . The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to .cara in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall' s Catarrh Cure is the ' only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease , require s a constitutional treatment. Hall' s Catarrh Care 19 ' . taken internal ly, acting directl y upon the blood and mucous sur- faces of the system , thereby destroying the foundation of the disease , and giving the patient s trength, b y building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. Tho proprietors hav e so much faith in ire caraiive powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any ca« e that it fails to care ; Send for list Of Testimonials. Address , F. J. CHENEY & CO. , Toleclo , 0. J^Soid by Druggists , 75o.
