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A SOCIAL REVIEW OF THE V. EEk \ ; EVENTS : IS A LIVE V ILLAGE. | —Shoes way down a t Gerber V . j —Tr v Morrell ' s pure ice cream. j —l ' are Dru _ - s and Medicines a t Put- j nam ' s Pharmacy. ! —Meetin g of the fire department < this—Frid a v—eveamsr. —Kamcr has i t that there is soon to , be a w edding in Sayville. ! —Mi ssEila Sta - Iier from New York is j v:si ?:ng at Mrs. Ardie Danes ' . j —Quite a number of peop le from j 3sli p passed the Fourth in town. j —Miss Agne s Prater , of Brookl yn, is ; visiting Miss Eva Cram of this village. • —Samuel Ar thur has returned from ; school, and will enjoy a long vacation , j —Mr. J_s. T. 1 Vj J.the artist of A nt iiy- ; vilie , made us a p leasant cal l on Men- j day. I —Miss Emma Somennd y ke and No- \ ra Smith , of Bay Shore spen t the 4ih 1 in town. I —Ordery oar kecivam ahead, in order to avoi d disappointment . Wilbur F. iiorreli. —A/r. Eob t. Keid had a number of rela tives spendin g the Fcu t h with him from the city. —Jediic - kas block is fust assuming it? propor tion-; , aud looms up majestic- all y on Main s treet . —Lewis Willei ts and famil y of Cen- tral I-Ii p spen t the Fourth in town vis- iting Mr. Jacob Morris. —It is said that between ei g ht hun- dred and a thousand pe o p le witnessed the game of ball on the fourth. — . * Mraw: _ - err:es seem to i i ave ' -erne and c one very uuk - kl y this year, not ; Lei i i i so p len tiful as heretofore. i —XL * i'i s se s Minnie and Magg ie : Westervelt. formerl y of this p lace. ' •-j-eni the Fourth at Mr. Wm. Bedell' s. ¦ ¦ —S tage-dri ver John Weils, of \lm . villa ge, has followed that vocation for- : t v vears. He say s ti i is is an unusual ; l y good sea s on. —The expressman has his hands and wacon full from every train that arrives, and i t makes things livel y about the village. —Cherries in this vicinity will be scarce, th e ms: and wind having , de s tro ved them, and the trees around • abo u t \ are compara tivel y destitute. i —Jedlicka has a fine field of potatoes in the i\~ar of his new block on the cor- ner of - J re e n ave. and Main street , which cannc-t b-5 boat in this section. —It. has been sc-ien ii S cai l y demon- strated that too much ice-cream will i kill a person, but. you can ' t make _ Say- ville g irls lielieve i t this summer. Some other summer. -. -Marble dealer 5. 0. Wicks, if: Fatcho j ue. has pu t in a monument and : f ence ia the E p iscopal ceme tery for Mtss Bendaii- Ai - -o a grani te stone m Union ceme tery, txa has also furnish- ' ed heads tones to be i>i_ee d in the en- closures of George Ashb y and Chark - s Lane. — El_ctio s of Offices* . —Xhe fol- lo win g osicers were- elected bv Savviile Lod ge \ iN V. . 322. I. 0. 0. F., last Wed- nesday evening- Xhey will be installed a t the nest meeting b y acting Dis trict Deputv Wm. F. Le ' cluse: X. G.. Henry J. ' Hiddink ; V. G.. Geo. L. Me yers : cee \ v . Moses MeJ/ a tb : Trea;. . Isaac G. Terry: Per. See ' y, Wm. F. Leclust= . — Donkey Pai:tt. —iue gues ts at the Danes House, on Hansom avenue , gave ven t to their pent-up enthusiasm Jul y Fourth, bv holding an informal Don- icy party, which \ was preceded wi t h ihe exhilarating and muscle-develop ing game of \bean-Las. \ The awards were very uni que and comical , the \ booby \ prize c o nsisting of a tin-horn. The prizes were won b y ii r. Bobbins , Mrs . Hamilton , Miss Ella Stadler , Miss Fan- oje Hamilton. Fun ran riot until 10:30 p. _i.. tvhen refreshments were served , to wtikh -rigorous appetites did amp le J ustice. The evenin g was an exceed- in gl y enjoyable one. —Mr. Heron Allen , an English writ- er of considerable note , is stop ping in Savviile . Some mon ths ago he contri- buted a series of le t ters to t he World relative to an Eng lishman ' s vie w s of Am e rican life. Other ar ticles from his pen w«re commented upon by the press c bront- - hc-Ht the conntrv. He weilds an o ri g inal andvi gorom pen , u we re- sj eSiLer correc tl y, and we trust he will \dip i t in bis fountain of knowledge , \ and p icture Sayville ' s advantages as a summer resort. \ That he is a gentle- c_ 2 n is evidenced by his carriage and langua ge: that he is a man of s j ood sense i ^T apparenr from the fact that he -subscribed for The News. —Monday afternoon , Capi. Halsey Rogers invi ted qnite a party to take a sail in the pretty ferry boat , \Lulu. \ The day being a perfect one , a very enjoyable time was had , as is usual ivh en the genial Captain takes out a party .as he is considered \The Cap tain \ for familv parties to sail with , being unusually cautious in the management cl a beat. After a delightful sail and an afternoon at the ocean , the company returned to Say ville , when a hearty vote of thanks and the Chantanciiia sa- iaia was g iven the Cap tain , every one earing \ What a good time we have had. \ Among those present were Bev. Mr. Doug las and wife , Mrs. Reuben Edwards; Mrs. John O 'Brien, Mr. and Jf rs. C. \W. Strong, Ifrs. Robert Nunns , Slrs. J3 , M. Edwards and daughter , Mis Ge r tia Stout , Mrs. Haws , Miss J. Eoee a , Sir. fi s d Mrs. J. J. Gardner tti t U iNi SAYVILLE BREVITIES . —See change in Capt. Danes ' adv. —Fine line of ladies ' faney sli ppers at Gerber ' s. — -'Ats \ of all kinds l: Hat \ \Foster ' s \ you know. —Try Putnam ' s Beef Iron and Wine , 75ct , per. bottlel —Go and see Morrell manufacture pure ice cream . —Dr. Hoffman ' s mother arrived fro m Virg inia Friday. — Moa ' i V . the pensive young barber, is dea th on Sal-Soda. —Eve : v town is afflicted with the gaze-at-the-girl young man. —If you desire some breezy reading peruse our Ut opia correspondence. Uuo of the miseries attending the Fo u rih in Sayville was a hand-or gan. —Th e bells on the stages running to the landing on the Fourth , remind- ed one of s treet cars . —S peaking about old documents , Xiie > > ews lias in its possession a copy of Min gs New York Pocket Almanac for I H 'G. —Nex t week we will g ive a ful l descrip tion of the base-ball li gure placed on Sayville ' s grounds throug h the efforts of George Ashb y. —There is so little made on the shirts that we sell for t30 and 75 cts. that we have to use a microscope to see our profit s. Foster & Son . —The fair held b y the ladies of the M.E. Church was a grand success the sum of about ?200 being realized. Good for the ladies. —A sk y-rocket from the Fitzgerald boarding house , on Candee avenue , ali g hted on Cap t. W. J. terry ' s resi- dence. Main s treet . Fourth of Jul y ni g ht. —Galillee. the Chimese laundryinan. twisted up hi s p i g-tail and \ crossed the sea \ for pas tures new , this week . Cause—Too muchee washee b y Melican woman. —Lo cK-Ur. —Town Clerk Lecluse and ' S q uire Strong have been selected a commi ttee to procure a site for the Sayville Hotel de Lo ck-up, but they do no t meet with very good success , Better buy the truck house and thus combine a court-room, polling p lace and lock-up in one buildin g. — Ihe t own board met in this vil- la ge this week to consider the overflow and sani tary condition of Brown ' s Creek. Lawyer Grilling was of the o p inion thai the matter was not within t he jurisdi c tion of the Town Board , bu t the power was vested in the Board of Health. Ano ther meeting will be held nex t Wednesday in Columbia Hall at l '' :o0 o ' clock when the matter will be fur ther considered. If it is decided t hat the creek is detrimental to public health, the owners will be compelled to clean it out. The ladies bc l ou s i ns to the Helpin g Hand Society of the M. E. Church had a strawber- ry t-r. - U s ^ l -:i a large tent on the chnrch g rounds la- t oeuin ,;. Among the many beautiful i.: i udiw o rk of tin- ia_.es offered for -ale may i.e mentioned a be a utifd r i a i mi n^ on ; !':shby Mrs. A. L. Cheney, wife of the fr J i:o r oi T:ij? Ntv.s. It is her lirst attem p t. This l ai i y 1..:- - lately r o mpk - u-d rot excellent - - it-t ch of the Serf Hole. ' , f ire, Island. — The Li - j- 1 ' 1 ' - - . J ' : 'il ' i Times. The man who won ' t say a good word fo r his wife, especiall y when s he de- serves it , is a mi g hty poor stick , and unworth y the name of husband. Com- pe tent jud g es have pronounced the . -ketch of Fire I. -land . which was exe- cuted in a oou t ten les- o ns , a s aiem - irl ;- al' l y s r C\ u at tempt , and better than the avera g e ciioris of amateurs. The same may be s aid of the toilet set. 3Irs. C , lias a na tural taste for the art , and cer- tai n l y i:o \li e is more desirous of se e- i n g her su ' - ceed than the Editoi of The N ews. Ti :c I die?, set was sold for S4. bei ng purchased by a syndicate pf la- dies wh ' ' i p resented it to the Kev. .i/rs . T. D. L i ulewood. —b ^ - i . Ball. — Sayville r . < . Ahelphi —The c - ay vilie and Ade l p hi ' s.of Brook- l y n , met fo r the third time on tho L j i ne grou nd- - , Jul y 4 tb , and our boys prov ed tiic victors. The game was one of free h ii t i ng and great base runni ng. Th e features of the game was the bat- tery work of Charley Green and Will H a r ris, also the centerfieid work of Lew Leff '- rand er , although we must g ive credit to all the boys , as they did nicel y. The Brookl yn boys p layed a v_ - r r unstead y garue , and seemed to get ra ttled ,u cri t i i a! lime* . The game op ened with the Adel p hi' s at ihe hat. Whi tlock hit a short tf y that was cap- i- . ir- . -d ve ry nicel y b y Davis. Then A/ c- Der i iK-a ^i- it 'd not gauge Green ' s drop bail, and ;truck o ut. - M ] ^ 11 3 \ - ^ sa - ^ e i o rig ht r, -lu as did also Graha i i * . T . E l drid ge then stepped up to the p late and hi t a sp lendid ball into ri g ht field. sending in two runs. Boreum got to first -- U error , and was lef t there by J. Graham , striking out ( two runs.) Lef- ferandre was first at the hat for Say- viiies . and go t to first on a fumble \by shor t slop. Charley Green sent a beau- t iful long drive far into righ t field. — Harris made a sacrifice , sending Leffer - andie home and Green to third. Hil- debrandt went ou t at first , Green com- ing home. J/ack got first on error of shor t itop. Davis secured base on balls , J/ack stole third and come home on wild tbrow. Charley sent ihort groun- d er to :ir s t and this put side out with 3 runs ea rned. Second Inning —H. El- drid ge struck out. C. Eldridge made sa fe hit. Whitloek got base on balls. M cDermott sent long fl y into center , which was taken in by Lefferandre , and mads, z beautiful return , ca t ching Whi tloek at homo plate . Hoey made beautiful drive into ri g ht field. Arthur foul ed out ^ i i - j liort stop. Green sent short tiy to second and Hoey was caug h t between bases. Double play (no runs. ) Third Inning —Adel p hi' s , no runs. Say villes , two runs . Fourth Tinti ng —Adel obi' s secured 3 runs ; home run b y Whitloek ; in this inning our boys had it all their own way, and the wa j - they run bases would do credit to professional runners ; 2 men struck home p l-ae at same time. The history of t he remaining inning; , eau be told in the score which follows. The game gave good satisfac tion to ihe bi g crowd of spectators. The umpiring of Mr: Hi gg ins gave the best of satisfaction. Lane : at short stop, did excellent work for Sayville. It was his first appear- ance with them , and js a valuabl y a c- quisi tion to the home team. We ap- pend the score : SA V VILIJ. n. IB. P .O. A. K. Leflcr - a i iilre . c 1 3 ^ 410 Green , p... - 4 3 1 10 1 Harris , i- 3 - 12 0 0 Hihlel.i -ili.lt , 3d b 1 2 0 3 4 MacK , ia i> 2 10 0 1 Dans. 1st ti ' . l a 19 o 0 Lane s s 0 D S 4 • li.-ev .lf 1 1 0 0 0 Ar tl iar. r l 2 0 0 0 1 17 1 3 27 18 9 ADELPHI. n. In. p.o. a. r. A Yhitlock . p — .. 3 1 0 C 3 X' cD ermott , 3db 112 0 2 Atkfas . ss. 2 12 2 2 Grahan). G. -2db 3 2 4 3 1 Eldridse , F - , lb 0 1 9 12 Borenm . lf 1 12 0 1 Graham , K - cf 10 0 0 1 Eldridge , U. c 0 0 5 2 3 Eldridge , C. T f. X 2 __ _2 __ 12 9 S4 14 16 A d alpbi .2 10 3 13 0 2 C—12 SgpiUe -3 0-274010 x-17 T ime of game , boor tad 66 minat « «. —Washable four-in-hands at Foster ' s —All grades of shoes cheap at Ger- ber ' s. —The Fourth of Jul y passed off very quietl y in Sayville. —A fine assortment of fly nets , sheets and lap dusters at Lecluse ' s harness store. —The first straw ride of the season arrived at the Kensington from Patch- ogue , Thursday ni g ht. —Fresh sweet cream , same as used for ice cream , for sale at Morrell' s. Families supp lied at shortest notice. —Hand- made and machine-made harness always in stock , and at very low fi gures, at Lecluse ' s harness store. —Nothing was made in vain. Flies are su p posed to have been made and ar- - tbe chief agents in keep ing lazy folks from getting mould)- . —Lovers of curiosities , should visit Worth' s store , in the Smith block and take a look at his Florida curiosities. They are rare and valuable. —The boarders at the Fitzgerald house held a very enjoyabe party on the evening of Jul y Fourth . The dis- play of fire-works was very fine. — Co n gregational Church: Rev. Th. Doug las , the pastor , will preach morning and evening on Sunday Y. P. C. E. at 6. -30. Subject for Wed- nesday evening prayer meeting, \Evi- dences of True Conversion. \ —First tramp:— \That ' s a hang-up suit you ' re wearing, Jimmy. What will such a suit cost you?\ Second tramp:— \Its one that \Foster \ spoke about in last week ' s News for §11.50 , but I think it will cost me about six months. \ —The Sayville Scientific Society is the proud possessor of a bran new sloop yach t which it has rented for the summer. Capt. B. F. Rogers , M. D., says it is a well-behaved and speed y ciaft. It has a summer cabin and every- thing conducive to a comfortable cruise in the bay. So mote it be. —The friends of Miss Mattie Bedell tendered her a double-surprise recent- l y, but that vivacious little lad y accept- ed the inevitable and a handsome watch and chain in a gracious manner. Miss Mattie is now able to get around on •'tune \ and asks \tick\ fro m no one. Watch her face when she rsads these terrible puns. She will probabl y be \ chained to the spot. ' —An en tenainuient w i a be given in the Sunday School room of St. Ann ' s church , on Tuesday evening, Jul y 10 , by Prof. K. C. Holden , the well-known and popular humorist. Tickets \25 cents. Doors open at 7.30. Proceeds for the benefit of the Sunday School. Aside from the fact that the object ii a most worth y one , tbe entertainment will be well worth at tending. Go and hear Prof. Holden , for to \ l aug h is to grow fat , \ and weneed a little extra avoirdu- pois. —Ihe frame to Jedlicka s new block was raised this week , and two green twi gs , interwoven wi th American flags now grace the ridge-pole. Tbe gen- ial proprietor celebrated the event by inviting his friends and nei g hbors to a li q uid r s freihmen ti. If good wishes will insure luck for ihe new building, certainl y Mr. J. has abundant reasons to hope for future success. —Cap t. Albert Ketc ham , of the fish- ing steamer Wm. F J o\ - d , ca p tured thirteen hundr ed thousand menhaden in four weeks , and one thousand at one set , recentl y. He informs us that men- haden are p lenty. He also states that it is untrue that th« steamers make bi g hauls of blue fish. During six months ' time he onl y secured'500 pounds of \ blues \ , and the fishing b y steames is confined to the ocean. —1 he I >arkow case has been practi- call y dr o pped , , although Wm. Darkow is under bonds to appear before the Grand Jury. The boy Carl was turned over to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to childre n b y Overseer of the Poor JeiT ery, who was arrested on the charge of kidnapp ing. JDarkow was arres ted'for cruelty to the ' boy. The case has assumed a peculiar p hase , and has cau s ed more or lass ''bad blood - ' i consequently The News will have little to say until order is broug ht out of chaos . —The court room in Sayville is the only thing 1 mean in the entire village , unless it is a few old fogies who don 't believe in the march of improvement and with keeping tip with their neighbors. \Verily the glory of tl.ejr u = e< t ii>iesi hath departed. \ — Brooklyn Times. ' ' ' . ¦¦- - ¦ . - The above paragraph will g ive our citizens something of an idea of the impression gained b y outsiders con- cern i n g citr court room. The News is free to coiifess that it is aahau j e i i oi the present accommodations , and we say this without any desire or intent to re- flect upon any bod y. The Times farther says: Babylon has a uico new and large court room; Islip village has ' a nice tp nt t r->oin; Bay Shore has a court room called Paradise Hall: Paichog o - j ha- > a sp lendid court room; Breslau , even Breslaa has a large oo ii rt room; Amit yv ille has a , beautilnl new co ' q ri room with 4 latr library on iho first floor which Judge Capen fre- quently consults: but S a yvill e . p o or Sayville , has a little bit of a space behind a meat box in the rear of a butcher shop for a place for holding court. Just think of it. Think of it and weep. Now what are we going to do about it? Will tho Town P j oart] g ive us a decent court room, or must we s u ' lfer the indi gnities heaped upon us b y stran- gers , to say nothing of our villages? The News demands and will labor un- ceasing l y for a respectable court room and we hope our citizens will aid us. — Hotel Arrivals. —The following is a record of some of the guests at our hotels and boarding houses : Dan e ' s llouse, J. F- Hamilton and family, and nurse , of Brooklyn. Miss I B Warner , of New York . E Baily and family of Harlem , E D Bobbins , wife and child , and nurse , of Brooklyn , Mr Tumbul l and daughter , X ew Tort. Hotel Elmore , T. Orerinyion . R A Harvey and wife , J B Taylor and fam- ily, E Town send and family, J S Boden and wife , 3 H West and wife , W G B rady and family, TE Skinner and family, Peter O' - Brien and. family, all of New York. B J Eel' and family, G W Randall and frmi' y, J S ' J t Cra ne ' ana |sm - . ly, 'B 3 gal j an ' d fami * ); all ot Brooklyn . ' \ • ' \ ' : ' • Kensington , IV. H. Haws. D T Tullis and wife , J E Brownell and wife Miss Susie Brownell , Miss Susie Mundell , Miss Hattie Mundell , Wm Mundell , James Cook , Assemblyman John Bennington , G H Howe. 0 E ctotnan, EL Orr , all of Brooklyn W Dodge and party. J L. Mollenhau ' er , E P Horaick , J Howard , E James , all of New York , E Benjamin , Bayshore , Philip Horton Brooklyn. The Delacan , A. D. Foster. W H Terry and wife , New York , Ja s M Ed gar and wife . New York . M C Br u mbacher wife and child , Julia and J. M. Brumbacher , Theodore Berking, H C Drake , Mr Wat Ormsby, wife and child , Senato r Ormsb y all of Brooklyn. Geo. H. Humphreys and wife , New York , Mis9 Willson , Toronto , Canada , Jno C Knhlke and family, Brooklyn , Mrs H Nordlinger and famil y, New York , Miss B Ferarri , New York , Mr and Mrs Buck and child , Brooklyn , C A Sargent and wife and Miss Ada Sargent , G E and BE Sargent , W Nelson , Geo. Knhlke , all of New York. Foster Ho u se , J. F. Sor l ce. A. D. Hawkins , Brooklyn , Albert Boll , Brooklyn , E. F. i i vitzer , Spriagfield. Wm. Hill and wife , New lork , M iss M. Kennidy, Brooklyn , I_ L. Dyson , New York . S. Os- din , W insted.Conn., Jamea Fay r i lle and wife Brooklyn , I- H , Rollins , New Yor k. Sam. P. Beckwith- Richard S. Smith. Brooklyn , Mrs. Tichemot , East New York , F rank Moseman , Q . F reeman Johnson , Jersey Cily , E. Ii. Amess. Hanttagto a - It. L , M. U. Bfefamon i y ffi r«* lj|j|j fr ( K* u* i mmtm i —Working shoes , all calf , for onl y $3 at Allmendinger ' s , Candee ave. —A fine p icture of Mrs. Cleveland , by Poole, now lends enchantment to our postofflce. It is well executed. — Postmaster Terry is proud of it, and wh y shouldn 't he be? —Vesper Service in the Congrega- tional Church , on Jul y 8 , will he as follows: Organ Prelude Batiste Hymn , \O Wonderful Love \ Prayer Duet and Chorus \There ' s Room for all\ Anthem \Walk About Zion \ Scripture Reading Soprano Solo Selected Hymn \With us Abide \ Offertory Batiste Baritone Solo Selected H ymn Selected Sermon Anthem \They That Trust in the Lord\ Martel Organ Postlud e Selected From our own correspondent. A churc h on Main street is soon to be built , On a most magnificen t site. Yea , may it stand erect , an d for ages be The Episcopalian ' s care an d delight. A colored minstrel of ye oldon times passed throug h hero on the 4th towards Islip and puts us in mind of Charley White and Robert ltidlcy 0 , and the old p lantations. Bang! Bang! The 4th of Jul y was kept here in the good old sty le , with fire-works and bunting, boatin t ' and excursion parties , and was a g loriousl y fine day. Hurrah for the evening en- tertainments. The strawberry festival for the bene- fit of the E p iscopal Church was a grand success financiall y and practicall y. May it he the beginnin g of the corner stone of a fine edifice in the near fu- ture. So be it. Hawkins it Weeks have established an agency at the saloon of Chas. Brown where any person wanting cases of soda , sarsaparilla or any min- eral waters can leave their orders with the assurance that thoy will be filled at once. Leave your orders for soda water , g inger ale , vich y, seltzer , and all the best brands of mineral and aerated waters manufactered b y Hawkins & Weeks , at the barber shop of Wm. Th tiring, which lias been desi g nated as a branch depot. The retail trade supplied here. Bay Shore . THE • Tilt I!!!! r ^ Fli fO lf IjrHII II II . 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[Eaton ' s Neck. | I have now booked as many orders for p i gs as I can attend to. Notice will be given in this paper when we can recoi orders again , C. II. SCHMIDT , Snpt., Ij ' .yt \ DR . J. H. HOFFMAN , l>o n I i s i , ALD1UC H BLOCK , MAIN ST V SAYVILLE , L. I. First-Class work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Isaac L. VanVoast, AUCTIONEER , PA TCHO G UE , - LONG ISLAND Professional Auctioneer . Sati sfaction guaranteed. Wi ll -visit adjoining towns. Send in your engage- r u eutiueatl. Prom pt and r c llab l c- HO TORW ATERIS U ND On or about June a lst , The iasUsailin g sloop yacht) Capt. E. N. Danes , having been put in thoroug h order , will run as a Ferry d u r , ing thej surn j ner months. — Leav e Sayville Landing twice a day as follows : 9 A. M., and 2 P . M. Fare-Round Tri p 25 cents. Twenty years experie nce wf t fo o ui an accident. CALL AT M rs. George W. Smith' s MILLINERY PARLOR , Foi* Latest, Styles and LOWEST PUCES. Aldrich Bloc*. Sayville , L. I. Joh n Holmes, Inventor and M» ker oi Fibh Aiinarlnni a . House S c hoolUousp , Church and Ship ventilators , ami Chlmuey Tops , Furnace aud Stove-Pipe Ke tf i r . (? ? Dumpers—the best In the world , J O U N UOLUKi i , Es y Share , L. I. Wte . Suffolk # 0Utt t lJ % W$. | sayvil - e , lo vg i si A xn: ; SATURDAY Julv 7 . 1SS = 1 • ) Tin News i> tit-: -j nl y p - . ip e r pu l Aishtd ; in Sayville. In it s g - . u : nil circulation it is saf e to say that it is read b y more ' . than 4.000 peo ple irtekl y. It is. th ere- lore , a r - cni prof itable adverti s ing wedi- \ u in. RAI LROAD T I .M K -T AR I .K. ! L- . - . 1 Y S Arrive at ; Savviile w k stivj j :i> ti:ains. I- 1. Ciiv ; c .« A. M s .- V- A. M- ! ;.l « - v . '- l •• i « . . !¦! -' .Il ' .i ' s i. - . - r. m .. \ . ' j- i 'j r. m. j V\ 10 - \\ . \ . \ -.... \ . ' . ' . . \ . \ . \ . \ . ...... AC JJ '• : Sunii: i \ > milv 4.4 1 l\M t i ^ fl ' .M. L t -av e Arrivo at L. 1- I ' iiv ka. -hva5:i > i cu. v s. S a w ii if S. ^ A. \ I I- ' --- ' A.M. . ll- iv. •• l.l ll ' .M. :.n : r. M. -- ^ ;a u rv lliy m„iv \ o. - t; \ \ ii * -- \ . '' . .; \ . ' . \ . \ . \\ . .i\ .i' . \ . ' .v. ' . \ . \ . ' .v... ' . ' .i\ . - ' - ». - . ' - *.\ - , •• . ' . .14 •• i S .S4 •¦ T . J O - ; S uu d ms i - alv : S.OO A. M . \ \ KVJ. - . - JL. Jl I l « -a\e P .at '\ !cii. j 2 : ^ r ' . M .. \ ^ \ c •• j EXTR .i COPIES ¦ ¦ ol'T!tF. \ . vt ^ \ CAS BE I ' KOi ' VKEH AT Nauert \ ? New s room Saj-ville • Klaa s r ^ n ' s Dr u^ Store Sayville ; ; ^^ cbr-criber? S c din c this notice marktd vfT: fn nder ? iaad that thei r ?nb?crirtiou has | e x pi r ed , or i ? pa ^ t dne. T lease aid c s by re- j s i -o ndiu g at once. OUK BEAUTIFUL S1STE U VILLAGE BV THE SEA—ISTERESTIKG N OTES . From our own-Correspondent. Fine ci gars at Carter ' s. Charlie Worth , of Winfield , spent the 4th with friends in this \ illage. There ' s a merry twinkle in the lus- trous op tics of Charlie Stoppani as he snii f s tho saline breezes wafted o ' er the bosom ot the G. S. if., while seated on the porch of his new palatial residence. We are pleased to know that Mrs. C.W. Hayes is improving in health. We enjoyed an exceedingly p leasant chat with her last Sunday, and found her to be a most amiab le lady. We hope to hear of her permanent recov- ery . Cap t. Harry Richmond was seen jog- g ing along behind \ Bab y - ' yesterday morning, seated in his newl y-painted buckboard . with the X. D. E. at his side and \ Boots \ majesticall y occupying the back seat. Say, ye noble son of old Nep tune , p lea s e f avor b y naininc; the color used in decorating the running gear of your vehicle. It' s a dandy, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hawkins cele- brated their 15th anniversary Friday evening, the 2 'J th hist. The tune passed very p leasantl y with music and sing- ing. They received some very nice presents in silver , g lassware and china , also a handsome rug, a hang ing lamp, aud several other nice presents from the Grand Central. The next in order was \Home , Sweet Home. \ All left hop ing they would live to en j oy another one later on. Morrell' s pure cream at Carter ' s. Wild Rise in Wild Oats. — 'Ti s re- ported that the considerate peop le of Bayport are contemp lating the earl y construction of a fiat-boat , to be used mainl y in t r ansporting pedestrians from Bayport to Sayville and vice rerau , via the country hi g hway, which is , dur- ing every storm , fairly inundated. — Surel y, this is not a hi g h-sounding com- p liment to the residents of the two villages , and rather an unfavorable re- flection on the general disposition and character of a large share of the ow n - ers of propert y l y ing on either siqc of wild oats-choa ked Brown ' s Uiver. Com petent jud ges , who have made the an- nual condition of Brown ' s River a sub- ject of earnest thou ght and consider- ation for a period of years , assert that with the coming of the glo- rious fourth the stream mentioned is fettered b y on exceeding rap id growth of wild oats wfiich at once impedes the flow of water from the upper springs and lake , there by causin g iue roadway referred to be submerged and greatl y impaired. From close obsei ration it is ascertained that at the advent of Jack Frost the weeds are snapped asunder within some four or five inches of the river-bed , so remaining until another gro wth of the obnoxious , thrifty oats spring »uto e x istence, pari; Eu ccecdir-; - - year develops an additional barrier to the outward progress of the waters of the river. An inspection of the hi gh- way across the meadow throug h which the .treau j strugg led only yesterday, would convince a casual observer of the n ecessity of immediately clearing it of the incre a sing obstructions , or raising the roadway at least two feet from its present position. The fair fame of our own and sister village must not be tarnished b y the continuance of such an eye-sore as is Brown ' s River and vicinity at this writing. We would suggest a prompt appeal to the \ statoots , \ as the learned jud ge in a M'Liss \' said while with us \ recently, and remember his assertion— \The statoots can . hang you , but you can 't hang the statoots. \ C a g ^ naud s oi aa j jesigft ti in G ranu and Marble Monuments , Headstones etc. Goldsm ith , West Patchogue. * - —Soda water at Putnam ' s Pharmacy Bayport. Frpm our own correspondent. Last Sunday, while at Church , the house of Susan B. Glover was entered and ten dollars taken from a bureau drawer. It is believed that the guilty part y will be found . During the recent thunder storm , the unoccup ied house of Hutchinson H. Case , deceased , was struck. \ A tight shutter was torn off , the glass broken , the kitchen scorched . pump in the kitch- en blackened , then passed outside and set on tire a large grape vine. Some youn g men in a near building were af- fected b y the shock. ——. Ou tchogu Q. From our own Correspondent. The ice cream festival at Mrs. A. II. Stil2 ' s passed off very pleasantry. Mrs. Wallace Smith arrived from ?f, Y., last Saturday , The minister ' s wagon came near get- ting capsized the other ni g ht b y a cow rope being stretched across the road. One more was added to the family of Mr. andMrs. Win f ield s , I ^ avis ia-;< Tuesday, It can 't Lo called Grover , as its a girl . Wo are wailing to see the work fin- ished in the little cemetery, and hope the good brethren will get to work in earnest. If you wan t i o bo both rented and benefitted on Sunday, come to the M. E .C hurch. Those who didn 't come missed a treat last Sunday . Mr , Rog- en; ' text will be found iu the firs t clause of the 24th verse and 3rd Chap , of Genesis. « ' —Dongola shoes cheap at Gerber ' s . Coram . Long-standing Blood D iseases are cured by the persevering use of Ayer ' s Sarsap ; irillfi. This medicine is :iu Alterative , and causes a radical change in tho system, The process , in som e cases , m u y nut IhJ quite so rapid as in others ; hut , with liei - s uHeiu - e , ' tho result ' 14 ce rtain- Itciul these ' te.stimoniuls :— '\ ' 'Tor two years 1 MtuVre d from a se, vcro pain iu my r:t;lit sid n , and had pther t rpn ' - jle-t caused by a torpid liver and dyspepsia. After g iviii j ; several medicines a fai r trial without a cure , l beg un to t a ke A yer ' s S a r saparilla ' t was g reatly henelited h y the fi rst bottle , and alter takin;, ' fi ve buttles 1 was com- pletel y c ured. '- —John W. lleusou , 70 Lawren e o st., 1 - owell , Mass. Last May a large ciirbm i c ' e b rcj t c oiii pn my am- t ' hc ;iaiial remedies hail no. eff ect and 1 w> confined to mv bed ' or i - i Klit weeks. A friend induct'' . \ Y., e to try Aver s S amrpun U a , L, , , , „ „ / U ' ttl es heal e r tho s ore. Jn all my expe- rience with medicine , I never saw more Wonderful Results. Another marked effect of the use of this medi cine was the strengthenin g of mv Big ht. \ -Mrs , Car rie Adams , Holly Springs , Xexus. y \I had a dry scal y humor for vears. and suffered terribly ; and , as mv broth- er aud sister were similarly afflicted I presume tho malad y is heredita ry. Last winter , Dr. Tyron , (of Fe rnaiidina , i la.,) recommended me to take Aver ' s fiarsapari liu , and continue it for a vear For five months I took i \ daily. I \ have not had a blemish ' upon my body for tho last three mouths. \ -- T. E. Wiley hu Ch ai ^ her s st ,. New Yo rk City, ''Last fall and winter I was troubled with a d ull , heavy pain in my side. I did not noth - o it much at first , hut it gradually » re\v worse until it became almost unbearable. During tho latter part of this time , disorders of the stom- ach and liver increased my troubles. I began taking Ayer ' s Sarsaparilla , aud , after faithfully continuing the use ol this medicine for some mouths , the pai n fl isappeare d (imt I was completely S? red - : , . - i\ r\- Augusta A. Furbush , Haverhill , Mass . • Ayer ' s Sarsaparilla , ymu' - ut un pv Pr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell , Mass. Priw-U i -ii bi » Uo _ %i. W orth <5 a botu e . AVE AT AM I TO DO ? The sym p toms of Biliousness are unhap- p il y bu t too well known. They differ in di£- ferentindividualsto some extent . A Bilious man is seldom a breakf ast cater. Too fre- quentl y, a las , he has an excellent appetite for liquids but none for solids of a morning. His tongue will h ard l y bear inspection at any time ; if it is not white aud furred , it is roug h, at all eients. The di gestive system is w holl y out of p o - ller and Diarrhea or Constipation way be a sym ptom or the two may alternate. There are o ften Hemorrhoids or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and acidi ty or flatulence and tenderness in the pit of the stomach. To correct all this if not effect a cure try Green ' s August Flow- er , it cost but a trifle and thousand* attest its efficien cy. 138 U 0
