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A SOCIAL HEVTEW V > r THE WEEK ' S EVENTS IX A LIVE VILLAGE. There was a man in our town . A nd lie was wondrous wise . For when he niarXed his price * down . He then did advertise. And when he saw his trade increased , Willi all his l m rfit and main He marked still lower every price . And advertised again. — \H a t ' s Off ! \' —F ancy shirts at Fostee ' - j . —Sho es way down at Gerber s. —T ake your girl to Morrell' s for ice cream. —See advertisement \Man and \Wife Wanted. \ —B oys children and mens suits at FOSTEE S. —S ee notice of Internal Revenue Colle c tor C o ok —Bead Gerber ' s not exactl y new d e- partu re elsewhere. —The f onndation to the new school honse is n earl y comp let ed. —Fo r the Largest assortment and the lo west prices go to Gerber 5 one price stor e, —Mis s May Hol mes, of Bay Shore , is learning the art of p rinting ia The Se w s office. —Everybo dy should come out Decor- ation Day to honor the memory of the departed \boys in blue. 7 * —A n ew assortment of the latest sty l e s of hats , ribbons, flowers, etc , ju st rec eived at Mrs, Frank Gerard' s. —H. Tre d. Rogers , of the G rand Cen- t ral , was quite seriously ill several days this we ek. He is out again , howev e r . —Mrs. Caroline Case of Patcbogne mother of M rs, Charles Woodhull , of this village , is seriously ill with pneu- monia. —Purchase an extra copy of this is- sue of N auert, and send to some ab- sen t friend 3r relative. They will ap- p reciate it. —A fancy soap wagon from the city has attracte d as much attention in town this week as would one of Barnum ' s circus v ehicles. — N ext w eek we shall publish a li st of the births , marriages and deaths in the town for the months of March , A pril and May. —The TV . C * T. U., will mee t at their he a d qua rters on Xorth Main street , on Tuesday afternoon , May 29 i h , at U o ' clock promptly. —S ayville is to have a fine school- house , a fine fi r e de pa rt me nt hous e , fine business blocks , and we a r e de t ermin ed Jl » ~ % it shall h ave a good newspaper. —A town and the inhabitants are , in a measure , jud ged by the character and appearance of its local paper. The heartier and . more un animous the sup- port , the better it becomes for both. —Joseph A. Xauerl is a live citizen and an active worker in the interest of both village and church matters. Of su c h is a live , prosperous vill age com- posed. —Real Estate agent H-E. Asmus has » sold J. J- Dn ryea ' s cottage on Green .avenue , to Frank Shatter , of Bohemia , .He has rented Mr. Etkenbrack ' s cot- .tage on Ocean Ave., Bayport , to A. P. Xambrecht of X. Y-; also rented Mrs. Frank Hawkins ' co t ta g e on C a ndee .Aye., to W m. H. Blaney, o f Brooklyn. — Bless 'Em. —Th e young ladies of the M. E. Churc h have determined to _ put their pretty shoulders to the wheel and give a strawberry festival at the nest Hel p ing Hand Sociable , which is t o be neld at the residence of Mr. Wm. Rog e rs , Tuesday evening May 29. Th e yonng ladies re solved themselves into an a s soci a tion by electing Mrs. H arry Hfldebrandt president and Miss Sadi e Smith secretary. - They me an business and . hav e taken the matter in hand in dead earnest. The occasion will be made very p l easant in every respect and a royal gooi time is anticipated. Ic e Cream , Strawberries , Cak e , Coffee , etc , l yOl be served. Admission free. Sup „ per t wenty-five cents. The X ews is - with the ladies every time , an d w e hope they will score a bi g vi ctory. — Wj s dsesdat ' s ExTEErArs j iE N -r. -Th e entert ainment to be g iven next Wed- nesday evening. (Deco ration day), is , to say the l east entittled to liberal pa- tronage , fr om the fact that those who t ake part in the cast , a nd for whos e - benefit the entertainment is given , are always ready and willing to assist in all public \ enterprises . An excellent pro- gram has been prepared , and the enter- t a inment will be a p l easurable termina- tion of the day. The farce \Who ' s \Who \ ¦will be rendered in three acts , and speci al features will be introduced I-throu ghont. , Miss Era Cr am will sing \ a; solo , Miss Genie Raynor will g ive a i * Decoration r recitation , and the well- known Woodhull Qua rtette will render a n ew selection. \Far Beyond the ^ Northern S ea , \ will be given . b y little MJ nai ers—-Reuben and Rachel , M a tilda \ Jane ' and Simonide s Swanfaopper \ will \ ran g theA. Bvll , duett , and Isaac Stag g v nll giveli selection on banjo and oar- ' . monica , p laying ' b oth -instruments at i the sam e-tinie. j The cast in the farce is as follo ws: \ . .; - .. - ¦ ._ llr , gm y«nM <* g S iranliopper , a Kodel Toting Bachelor- .. .Mr- Edward Owen . i *^^ S^ .:. U .iIi ™ .Mr -HarryHnd A randt - 3fr. BlooEi ficWBrainlileton , ' a Country. G e ntte- ' ^ - insi ^ ZX: ~ -~ ^. ~ -* - ? --« 1t *- A- L» Caene y ' ' C J eelv.C Bra i nWetoB * sJ Dan ^ ter J .._....- c .. .. i . >* » j,u». ^ ^ . ^^ ibs - HarrvHIlilebraiiat r ' - w^ 'Li V S^^ araer i orBtesanaM.....:. ' .. \ ; .. - _ Av - ^ I ^ iu! Sj . S^ i ^ V.. ^ ;1s ^ *iIi. *a*aer ~r - oi l n , aod ar s d Haul M estao f rer......I saac Stan «Ti \ - ? Sa T.BHB a saoI»* i J» ^ * » v ^ ug ^ i*y i rM Ze ysT * * - }i , Jj . rf«Mt . W<» i ' « i a « « itiM«U Vs aaa w aana *v nw fe^'^c C >--;~ ^ -i -^ c P 1 * -> £ - & . * - ~ ; 1X. SAYV I LIi E BREVITI ES. —Summer underwear at Fo ster ' s. - —Dongola Shoes cheap at Gerber ' s. \' —French Kid Shoes Cheap at Ger- ber ' s. —Morrell ' s is th e p lace to get pure ice cr eam. ' —All kind s and prices of clothing al Foster ' s. —The usual meetings at the Con- greg ational Church. —All who wish flowers on decoration day will p lease leave their orders at Xaue rt' s Xew s room , Sayville , L. I. —Do not fail to s ee Edwin Owen get red in the face as \Sandy \ and S immide s Swanhopper next Wednes- d ay evening. —If you wish the latest desi gns in ribbons or flowers , c all at Mrs. Frank Gerard' s millinery rooms , Brush' s b lock , M ain street • .New goods now in. —W m. Allmendin£»er , at his shop on Candee avenue , sells Bixby ' s Royal Polish fo r 10 cents a bottle. It will be well for gentlemen to bear this in mind. —Th e King sisters , dr e ssmakers , of this vill age , are the fortunat e owners of a large p ink c actus ei ght years old which is full of buds and blossoms. It presents a beautiful appearance. — \M aria! Maria! shouted Mr. B., in great wrath , \there isn ' t a butt on on either pair of my trousers?\ \ X o?\ said Maria , with a show of genuine in- terest , \ a n d t h e kitch e n r o of l e aks worse than ever , the p ar l o r door won 't shut and*' —befor e she said any more Mr. B., w ent to Foster ' s and boug ht a pa i r o f t ro us er s t hat the buttons will never come o ff and will never ri p. - —The order of services for the Meth- odi st Episcopal Church in this p lace , n e xt Lo rd' s day, will be a s follow s: In the morning at 9.30 a. m., class meeting will b ehel d in t he l ec ture r oom of the Church. Sabbath school in the after- noon , at 2:30 p. m. In the morning, the pastor will p reach at 10:30 a. m., and again , in the evening, a t 7.45 p.m., after a brief service of song. The ser- mon of the evening will have reference to the services of Decoration Day. Seats free. —A D axgero u s Habit. —John W ar- ren , a colored boy of Brooklyn died re- cently from the efforts of ci garette smoking. Another death occurred this month from the same cause. A well- kn o wn S ay vi l le yo u t h was ov er come from the effects of ci garette smoking or e d a y this week and , grasping wildl y at the shoulder of a companion , tumbl- ed h eadlong to the floor. It was so a ie m i n ut e s b e fore h e recover ed , but it tau ght him a lesson which he must heeb if he values his life. —Srxn.vr School Coxvestioj . - at Satv t lle. —The Spring Convention of the Suffolk Count y Su nday School Con- vention will meet in this village Thurs- day and Friday, May 31 and June 1. Each sch ool in the County is expected to be represented b y past o r , superint en- dent , and one or more teachers. Dele- gates expecting to attend should send in their names to M r, D. II. Edwards, of S a y v ill e , one week previous to ar- rival. The Thursday afternoon exer- ci ses will be held in the Congregational Chu r ch , at which a discussion will oc- cur on \The Rel a tion o f t he Sunda y School to Te mperance , \ to be op ened b y the R ev. O. D. Crawford , of Pateh- o gue. Thursday evening there will be a \ session of sons in the M. E. Church from 7:30 unti l S , led by Rev. E. D. K e ls ev o f Cuteh o gue , after which Rev. Fr a nk Ro g ers M o rse , D. D ., of Brook- l yn , X. Y., will deliver the Association- al address. Subject— \The Position and Work of Sun d ay School Teachers. \ Friday morning the exercises will oc- c ur in St, Ann ' s C hurch. The program w i l l con s i s t of \Th e Teach er s Hou r , \ or methods of enforcing the practical t eaching of Matt. 26: 07-75. O pened by R ev. F. V. Frisbie , of Bell port. Ad- dress , \The Teacher ' s Work in Bring- in g Sch olars into Church Membership, \ by Mr. G eo. C. Hovers , Blu e Point. Discussion— \Do es the Actual Work of the Su nday School Meet the Expectar t ions Warranted by the Machinery and Energy. \ Opened b y R ev. Jean S. Crousaz , of S ayville. Friday afternoon in ihe M. E. Churc h Mrs. Mary A\ . Ti- tus of Bab ylon will delive r a paper on \The Social Element in the Teacher ' s Work , \ followed by a discussion on \What can b e done to make the true posi tion of the Sunday School appar- ant as a church service , an d not as a separate institution , \ led by W. I. Ch amlers of Patcbogne. Friday eve- n in g in th e s a m e c h u rc h the ex e rcises will consist of an address entitled. \A Re v iew of Sund ay School Pro g ress and Present Outlook in the World , \ by Rev. W. H. Barton , of Patcbogne , after which the Question Box will be opened. The convention promises to be a a un- usu a lly i nteresting one , and a large re- presentation will doubtless be present. — \Wh ere is the Boy ?—A Mystert —The mystery surrounding the disap- pearance of the Darkow boy i s still un- v eiled. Last Thursday, W. D arkow , father of the lad called at The Xew s office and left an adveriisement ,(which wil l be found in another column ,) offer- ing a reward of $10 for information l eading to the whereabouts of the lad. A ir. D' s statem ent to the Editor in re- gard to the boy is subst a ntial l y as f ol- fows : \ Sever al days ago , I concluded to go to Sayville to make a payment; w ent to desk for money and found ?2 missing ; said to boy: \C arl , ha v e you been to my desk ?' * No , p apa , ' he re- p lied. Aft er some time he fina l ly ad- mitted that he had been to the \ d esk , p lay ing w ith some p a pe r s , but denied ta king the money. I did not punish the boy becau se I know I have a hot temper, and on- account of some talk before , I concluded to ad op t some other m ethod to make him acknowled ge the theft. I went out . on the stoop and t h oug ht. Som etime ago the boy took a blanket , but would n ot admit it I told him then if he did not own it up I wo uld shoot him down , and made as thou g h I wonld take the r evolver and do so. He fin all y admitt ed it I tho 't I would try this method again. I went int o the house , but the boy had gone to bed. I keep my house shut up at ni g ht. Onl y the boy and myself stay there. -— We undressin the dark and sleep in th e same bed. I thought I would go to bed this night and went up stairs. The boywa s in bed. I said : Now Carl tell me what yju did with th e at2. j He said , 'Papa , I didn 't take it' I r ep lied , start- ing fo r the stairs : ' Well , then , I will have to shoot yon , ' and went down. — While I was below he slip ped down and made his esc ape out doors with on- ly his ni g ht dr ess on. I followed him out and listened. He appeared to go in the directi on of the chicken coop. I followed and laid down in the bashes a bout h alf an hour , expectin g he would return , but he h as not ' I fixed doors and shutters next day to (lay a ' t rap to see if h e wonld return. I found noth- ing disturbed at night , but his clothes , which were at the head of the bed . were gcn < \ also his boots and cap. I don 't l e n t k where he is , but I hear that a woman said she saw the boy in a neigh- bor ' s wagon. \ This is the story told by Darkow. Onp readers can draw ^ their own conclusion a . H ere is a fine; p iece of detective work for the New . Y ork World or the Bro<iklvn 2Y« « . Come, gentlemen , you have the time and the meu Bto cl tt r up. thU m yrt e ty. _ —A nice line of sc arfs at Foster s V—Examine Gerber ' s Stock of Shoes. Cand y 15 cents per pound . at Mor- rell' s. Call for- them. —Sprin g and summer goods of all kinds ch eap at Gerber ' s. \ —Alfred. Johnson , ' the gardner , has exercis ed his talents to good advantage on the lawn fronting Ardie Dane ' s n e w house. It is a very ' crediable job. — \ As well be out of the wo rld as out of f a shion , ther efore get your h a ts trimmed in the latest sty l e at Mrs. Frank Ge rard' s millinery rooms. —Dr. Lane , the denti s t/wa s prostrat- ed on the street , on e day this week , by a stroke of appoplexy. • He was conveyed to his home , anb is now in a fair way to recover. —Talmage ' s Fri day ni g ht talk will be greatly appreciated by our readers. Our ai m is \ Ori ginality and Quality, not Quantit y. \ Ou r new departments are entirely our own. — Base Ball. —The Senior b ase ball club of this village , is maki ng earnest efforts to organize this season. Harry Hilderbrandt is circulating the follow- ing petition. Giv e the boy s a lift : To Lorers o f out d oor S port : The Say- ville Base Ban Club , after four years of hard labor in the diamond field , h a ve ga in ed a rep utation which is une x celle d b y any club in Suffolk County. The b a se ball clu b h a s af f or d e d the villag e and its visi t ors mor e amusement , and h a s induc ed more cit y peop le to come h ere than any other attraction the p lace has to offer. It will cost fiv e hundred dollars to pay the ' runnin g expenses sor the coming season. The club is composed of the business young men of th e place who forfeit their time and lab or to amuse and entertain the pub- lic. It is i mpossible for the members to furnish the necessary fu nds for pro- vidin g the required material and de- fr aying the general expenses - therefore th e club is dependent for maintenance upon the generosity of the residents-of Sa yville , Bayport and vicinit y, and .we as k that the peop le subscribe hereto as generousl y as possible that the club may be supported in a manner as be- comes the cham pions of Suffolk Co. — Ocr Hosored Dead. —Memoria l D ay will be observed in this village n ext Wednesday with proper ceremo- ni es. The Grand Army Post of Patch- o g u e wi l l be receiv ed b y the fire com- p a ny ear l y in the morning, and th e pr ogram will be carried out a s pub- lish ed in these colu mns. Owing to the brief vis it of the Post , the programm will nece s sarill y b e short The exerci- s es will be held in the centre of the vil- lage ne ar what is known as S parrow P ark. The following young ladies will decorate the graves of the soldiers and firemen : E s tella Gerber , Anna Graen , Vera Douglas , Hattio Com s tock , Ida W eek g , G rade Aldri . cn , Annii Holmes , Genie Baynor , E v aJBede l l , Georg ia Lane , Lome Nnnna , L illie Rogers , Minnie Kaynor , Rachel Bajnor , Dellie Smith , Nettie Berry, Ida Boson , Amy B. Cheney, Amy B, Foster , Louise Bishop, Rntk B rown , Lionise Terry, Hattie M urdock. The line of m arch will be as follows : Lin e form at truck house , proceeding to Main street , - down M ain street to Hanso m avenue. ; down Hansom ave., to Ocean ave., t o Foster aye., to South Main street , to villa g e s q uare , thence to Xorth M ain street to cemetery; re- tu rn to S parrow Park , where program will b e carried out and the assemblage dis persed. From our own Correspondent. .Vr. Isa ac S. Edwards , of Sprin g s , will run the \Foster House , \ Pou- quogue , this season. Ladies ' Aid Soci et y gave a sociable at the parsonage , last Wednesday even- ing . It was largel y attended. The proprietor of the Canoe Place Inn ; is pulling up brush getting ready for the annual seri es of clam bakes. 3/r. Ed. Newton Squires , has been a ppoint e d a commission . by the Society o f Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for Southampton Town. Good Ground. t k f i i Western WIM COMBINATION , Together with a Comedy Company , wi ll exhibit at Sayville , on MO N DAY , TUBS. AND WED . JUNE 4 , 5 AND 6 , ON TERRY'S LOT , R. R. AVE., Bears , Wolves , Mustangs , Trick Donkey, etc. RNE UNIFORMED BAND. •New Features , and an enlarged Programme. Look Out For the Grand Street Parade. ADMISSIO N . . .15 and 25 CENTS. JAMFS DEER M anager. From our own Correspondent. Bernard Brandt is g iving his lipase a new coat of paint. George Raynor has moved into the house latel y occupied by Chas. Free- man. . - . Mrs . S. T. Green is visiting her daughter , Mrs. John H, Akley , at Hempstead. Mrs. F. W . Raynor , of Isl i p, is spend- ing a few days with her mother , Mrs. Wm. S. T y ler. Don 't fail to attend the entertain- ment at Sa yville Decoration day even- ing. It will be well worth your while. Schooner Cinderella , Capt. Wm. E . Ross , sailed on Monday for Havevsttaw , where he . will load with brick for 0. R. Robert ' s mansion. Boniface O'Grad y, formerly pro- prietor of The Grand View Hotel , of Patchogue , has rented of Mr. A. A. Frazer the house latel y occup ied b y the Rev. Jean S. Crousaz , and will soon open it as a first-class hotel. ¦ a —All Grades of Shoes at Gerber ' s. \ Gr eenville. Gerbe r ' s no t Exac t l y NEW DEPARTURE. Having just learned that the f e is a good opening in this village to sell shoes , would say that ¦•• ' - ' - • no competition and no opposition is bad for the public , because you have to take what you can get and pay the price asked or go without. It is also bad for the dealer in the end , b ecause i t d raws trade out of town in time;-besides some outside cap italist mi g ht hear of it , and start on a large scale , then it would be too late for us little fellows to start , and might freeze us out; entirely, so I mi g ht as wel l start injust a l ittle ahead of them, with a few pair of Shoes. Don ' t intend to buy very heavy at first: won ' t do to run too much risk. Might increase graduall y. Will show some of them in the west window—not many of them, but just a few. VVi ' l keep our leaders inside. Of course the price , will be reasonable in order to . build up a small trade. It is not necessary to mention th at I sell other small wares. For further information call and see for ' yourself at v i j lj ir i J Er i j j . I si , . < \ ' .< £. - , '5 ' » - J - \ ' -' '~- •- „ , * Jl w3 ... iv ^ . 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I -L JaJii \\ Ai P* n ti l ^ Coil ® 6 ' \ ' f j «iqtiaiuji »mo n|Grand Central , J F,oaraBd i ' e« t * . • • • o *» n \ vr A , / * * 0 ' ' *»-. , V Head quarters // & * <i »a ^ ^ V , / / * ' * « * ,. * • * ¦ ^ : F0R ^\ * » •• ¦ ••• ' - \ / rtr r \ \ v £ * 5 t. \ * S al ; i ¦ • • • WE LEAD , OTHERS FOLLOW. WE ORIGIN ATE , OTHERS IMIT ATE. GREEN BROS' . & ROGERS' . LIGHTNI NG . Protecti on for All. PROF. RT t. HUNN Wishes to inform the pnblio that he is pre - pared to protect from lightning any and all who will have his magnetic Electric Cable Conduc tors placed upon their buildings. As a demon stra ti on o f th is f act , ] 20 TT EA ES 1 TI i I - A - I * Of the same without a failure is sufficient. Thousands of buildings here on Long Island j have been protected 'with the cables, and as proo f we have hundreds of sample points and rods that have been fused or melted off from one inch to ten feet; besides I have written tes t imon i al s f rom t he p a r ties , that had it not been for the rods their dwellings and perhaps their lives wo..M have been de- stroyed ; and it gives me pleasure to show b o t h the t est i mo n ials an d s am p les of the mel ted points and rods. My improved Pat- en t Cable is really two tods in one;— it cons ists of a copper cable within a galvanized Iron one , makin g The Stron g es t Conduct That can posssibly be obtained. It has 3} £ inches conductin g surface , being the la rgest cali ber of any rod now manufactured. Be- sides we obviate all the troub le of joints and l iabilities of disconnections , whe r ein m o s t o f the trouble arises with all jointed rods, to ' sa y nothin g of the r us t , paint and oxidutio whi ch all help to decrease their conducting ' power. . All orders p r omptly attended to. Address i R. T - HXJ N 3S T , Babylon* H. - I , Send for Circ ula rs. EXCISE NOTICE , Tka B oard af Xxeiaa of tha Towm of lallp -will m ss l at Union Hall , Id tha TllUj a al Islip on Monday, June * , 18 8 8 , al io o' olo s k 1. M., It t th* parpen mt t *c*iri a g aad g tt silag Uctvte i a nd tha Ira as aaUoa of othat builna i t that may p rop a rlT aoma batora them. Dalad Islip, May U, 1118 . J. ¦. MAZ1B , ) _ . Beacon Ste®b Wmi?mi 9 Nort h port, L. I. [Eaton ' s Neck.] For the month of June we take orders for breeding stock of Holstien Friesian calves Jersey family cows and Berkshires of both sexes. Prices to suit all . ' We have but ch oi cest stock to offer for • » ] & C. H. S CHMIDT , Sup*., lsiyi DR. J . H. HOFFMAN , I) l k tl fe I ^ 1 5 A.LDEICH BLOCK , MAIN ST., SAYVILLE , L. I. First- Class work. S atisfaction Guaranteed. Isaac L. VanVoast , AUCTIONEER , PATCHOGUE , - LONG ISLAND Professio nal Auctioneer. Satisfaction guarsntoad. Will visit adjoining towns. Send in your eogaga - moot ahead. Prompt and reliable. CALL AT Mrs. George W. Smith' s wm PABLOU For Latest Styl es »nd LOWEST MICIS. : Ald r ich Block , Sa y r ille , L. L John Holm es , Inven tor and Xak a r of Tiih A qaul umi. H« ( M , S ch oolho n ae , Cho rea and Ship ventilators ' , Ha Chi mney Tops , Furnace and •to r e - 'Mpe. Baa. i st a r Danpert —the beat in the world , JOHN BOUM8, Bay Share , U L BBBB*SV M BBBna*aBB ^ BBBBBBBBBBB aBBBBB*aBBBBBaBBBB a aBBB?a?aaBBa9Bfe We trust that our readers will not forget that next Wednesday is Memori- al! day, and that Sayvill e is preparing for a grand parade. The committee who have charge of the arrangements inte nd to make the affair attractive and inte resting, and w e t r ust that all wi l l a id them in this undertaking. The graves of th e soldiers and firemen will be decorated with flowers. We should all res pect the patriotism of the brave members of the Grand Army, and their w illingness to sacrifice their lives for the preservation of the Union; as well as to do r everence to their dead com- rades wh o sleep in the silent camp of Death , bene ath the most illustrious mounds in America , the \Land of Mem ories. \ No more pr aiseworthy record than this is possibl e. . \ Whether on the scaffold high , Or in the batte ' s van The fi ttest place for mac to die Is where he dies for man. \ Any one having flowers , and willin g to g i ve t h em to garland th e s ep ulchres of Onr Nation ' s Dead , can leave them at the residence of Mr. Charles Evarts on the morning of Wednesday, May 30th , at 8 o ' clock , sharp. O UB BEA XJ TIFbL SISTER VILLAGE Br THE SEA—IKTERESTIXO NOTES. 3 /r. Charles W. Hayes , and .3/r. Chas. Evarts , both veterans of the G. A. R.; partici pated in the interestin g exercises , at the unveiling of the Soldiers ' .Monu- m e nt , f at Greenfield Cemetery, Hem p- stead , W ednesday, the 23th inst. Mrs. James P. Doni p han is occupy ing her summer home , Willow cottage. Mr. Doni phan is expected here about tho 1st of next month , when the popu- lar and genial \Captain Jim , \ will be warml y welcomed b y his many friends. Mr. and Mrs. K. Mandell , who resid- ed last summer at Mr. Allen ' s home , on Pairview Avenue , have been spend- ing a few days her e as the guests of Mr, O. C. Smith. Mr. .Ifandell wa s so favor a bl y imp re ss e d with life \ iritbin sound of the s ea , \ that he is desirous of •establishing a permam ent summer home in this locality. We trust we shall soon number this agreeable and ent erprising gentleman among our annual summer residen ts. Bayport. From our own Correspon dent. Judge Eeid , of Bab y lon gave a tem- perance lecture in theM . E. Church on Tuesda y evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Selover have b een called to Tottenville, Staten Island , to see their father , who is very low. 3ln. Ed. Corwin and JJ/iss Fa»nie I fonsell made a short visit among re- latives and friends in the city this Week. Miss Mellie Hazen , who lias been spending a few we eks with her Aunt , Mrs. Goldt liwaite , has returned to the city. Capt. Jas. K. Hulse , of tho firm of Hulse & Petty, is having his house painted which adds greatly to its ap- pearance. Henry Goldthwaite , of New York Cit y has been hera spending Sunday with his parents , Mr. and Jirs. Chas. Goldthwaite. •j ¦¦ ¦—— ¦-- Bellport. From our own Correspondent. Mr. Brad.Johnson has arrived at his country seat , Main street , West of Bay- shore. The Rev. Mr. Schultz officated at the Episcopal Church , Fifth ave. las t Sun- day. The service was well attended. The strawberry festival at the M. E. Church on Wednesday evening was a grand success. May it never be less Mr. A. Wick' s r esidence on 3/ap le avenue has a new coat on its back of various colors , and looks much bet- ter , g iving credit to the Tuthill Bros. , practical painters. The way the trunks are coming into our village , and the fine carria ges pass- in g throug h the streets filled with kind , che e rful faces , indicates that the many somebodies are going to have a good time t his season. The more the mer- rier. ¦e \ ' i \ J 3 P *\ Our ideas as to wh at a country paper should be , are becoming r ealized. In consequence of a rush of extra ad- vertising and job work , many towns h ave been emitted from lack of time. S end us th » news. We shal i have all our de partments comp lete next week. Besid es issuing our paper this week we ha ye put in type and printed a large four-page program , making 2 , 000 im- pressions. i Bay Shore . From our own Correspondent. . Isaac Ha llock had a hemorrhage last last week after working hard on the road , but is n ow at work again with his usual ambition. The Baptist Church will be closed next Sund ay evening. Pastor and members will go acr oss the way, to the .M ethodist Church. We are all anxious t o hear their new Pastor. Our Sunday School me e ts the ' s a m e hour as th e ir se r vice , therefore we have not had an o pportunity of hearing him. Bl ue Point. From our own Correspondent. Mr; . Caroli and children from the city hav e arrived for the summer. ?The farmers are busy p lowing and getting read y to plant tneir field of corn . Miss Electer Norton , of S e lden , is visitin g frien ds at Middle Island and other p laces. H enry Smith trapped a chicken-hawk last Saturday whbh measured three feet f rom ti p to ti p. We have had a long spell of wet , rain y weather , but at last it has clea red off and the sun is shining bri g ht. —— a ^ Selden . k . MUELLER , PIANOS AND ORGANS , Repaired and Tuned , PATCHOGUE , L. I. All * w lc guaranteed. Orders by mail will w ceive prom pt atten tion. My patrons include Urn best people in-this section, from whom I h . tve rece ived the highest testimonials. Address L. M C IXEB , Patchogue , L. I. . \P rof. Mueller has doneallmyrnninttan d re pairing for many years , to my entire satis- faction. I have many pianos in stock that are rented con stan tly, all o f which he keeps is tone. Should an y one wish their piano or or gan toned , no bett e r o pp ortuni ty could be afforded than that offered by Prof . Mueller , and I nave no b e d tattcy m r e eo r nniOT 'lfr g Mm to all. Gas. H. Acnaxr. V -i - Mu ri e d aa l a v _ ... S > - ^ a H W W f M . L. L ' ? - ^ .V ^ * * >\ * =» - * > * - -» - *\ • > r- t ; - ¦ « . ¦ '¦ - '. ^ iron* ourow i i Correspondent. Hemy L yon s is slowl y recovering from another fit of sickness. O ar j -oung friend , Fred Hand , was u p from the city to spend the . Sabbath. Chas - Fordhain and wif e , f rom Bridge- port , are making a short visit to rela- tives in the villag e. Cap t. Chas. Tyler , of the steam yacht Juli a , is getting that boat read y for her season ' s w ork. R epor t says J ack Frost was around Sunday ni ght , and interfered som ewhat with the young tomato plants of onr flor ist Some of our people are very anxious for a lock up, and from th e appearance of things I think we will have one ere long. It is reported that over §100 has b een collect ed f or that purpose. Th e schooner D. A. Hendricksom C at. Wm. Hallock , which h a s been on the wa ys repairing, is now getting in provision read y for a start up west , wher e she will load for New York. Now th at the rainy season is over , peop le a re busy makin g ga rdens a nd fixing flower beds. The front yards of some of our nei g hbors present quite a E retty appearance. A number of the eds cont aining plants are in bloom. The pup ils in the Grammar D epart- ment of t he East Setauket school have purchased a quantity of pansie s to de- co rate their • apartment. Now the weary \ e ye and tired .brain may gain rest and refreshmentfrom these lovel y works af nature. • • Cler - ks from the clothing and dry goods stores of Brid geport w ere around l ast weet distributing cards and papers. The se enterprising \ merchants obtain a v iarge trade from this part of the Island. Th e Nonowantuc carries over a goo dl y number of passengers every Fri day, and the small sums of money left t her & at each trip amount to a large su m in the course of a season. A p arty of merry masculines came up our bay last Sunday in a small sloop and visited the sa loon that borders its waters. The boat hailed from Port J e fferson , and had made a tri p io Oood Ground-previous to its a rrival here. Some of the partyseemed to have hard work to mak e a strai ght, path to the boat and all w ere quite hilarious. As I have heard of no accident , I su ppose they all re ached their home in safety. e —Shoes Lower then ever at Gerber ' s. East Setaxiket « From ou» own Correspond ent .Mrs- William Osborne is a little bet- te r. M rs. Andeison Still has been visiting in the city. Mr s. Charles Bay l e s has purchased a nice cow and calf. Hen ry -Vorgan lectured at the -V. E.Church on Tuesday ni g ht. —¦¦ ¦ ' -- ¦ Coram. * ) t ^ *1K - T^ KM S *.. *- > lit. l ltUV.Livfci»At _ 2?anert * s Xe ws room ..... ..Sayville Klaa s sen ' s Drug Store Sayville Robert E. Mon. «e ll Green ville \Wm. Aller. mail carrier Amityville A. V. Smith, grocer , AiHityville ja ?\ N otice. — Comn i uuications upon al waiters ot m u ierv s i to the public are vcrdially i nvited—local items esi>ecial!y. EXTRA. COPIES a a wiue westwxrd trains. l_ I. Citv 6 .« A- M S cS A - M \ . 7:26 \ 9.01 \ S j I - 10.2S \ 1-59 P. M 4 .10 P- XL 3. 44 \ *i 2 6 \ S n ndavs onlv 5 .46 P-S 7.2T P.M. . Leave Arrive at i . L Orv KASTW\aB i > TEa lx s. Sayville & 35 A .H ; 10.23 A. M. 11 .05 - ' 1 .11 P - M. 3 J 0P. M- 5-12 -' 4 ^ S \ « . 6 . 14 \ 530 •• . \' .. \ . V.. .. ' % .. \ * -2 0 \\ Snndavs V niy S.G3 A. H KU4A. M Arrival and Ue j ar t ure ol Mails. A rrive—West. Depart—West. 1 02 3A . M 5130*. M. 5. 12 !• - M -S ^ O l* . M. Arrive—East. Ue j iart—East. SJil .V .M 10.09 A.51. 3 .44 1* .11 ,._. 4.4 S V- . ^ m.j.tekh y. p . m. i : RAILROAD TIMETABLE. leave Arrive at t ^ fce £ uft o t& &0ut ttg §eu # . SATVTLLE , LO X G IS tAKP: SATP K D A Y ,. May 26 ISSa The News is tlie only paper p ubli s litd in Sa y rille. In its general circulation it is sa f e to sag tl t at it is read b y more than -ifiOOpeop le i c eeil y . It is , there- fore , a very prof itable advertising medi- um. ' THE CBNTEAL BUB1AII m ENGRAVING , 80 Vese y street , COX. exuxe s . Engraving of Every Descri ption for Illustrative Purposes. WM . STIENS , Who sale & Reta il dealer In SUPERIOR ICE ! B ayport , L. 1. Orders may be loft at John White ' s meatmarketa iid Klaassen ' s Drug store , iu Sayville. Ice fur- nished in large or small quantities at reasonable rates and on short notice. Thanking my many cus- tomers for past favors during my many years dealin g with them , I respectfully solict a continuance of their patronage. Wm. S tiens , 142ml Ice dealer.
