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S a yv i ll e , Town of Islipj A L 1YE LOXG ISLAXD JOl 'HXAL. The N kws !> uub Us he U -wrv Sat u rdav morn mg: J S c - a rcfuIiv i - rimed am! f;:nii>li. -s nu ' = £ nroataKtf. I' l aencal and rri i aWe iulorma t ion. TERMS. 3. S j lwrip i i o n S!-x' it-r rear . invari a Wv in aavancv. S::ui » \ i »p:e > i i - ts. l\irsuW at J. A. N au * ?rV> Sfw>r ^« 0!n . — Kemi::aii « a: the r > k <>f t ' oc >u b scril>er. t i: i ; r> » node by n- ^ :< t rreJ k - t: - . - r ur m . mev '>rd,-r. ... r^i' ^ . - n ' . i tT-wlin J i - - ire to tha u w tl w ir I* . O. a d Jrr ? o w ;]; >e !itl i - ulli old and neiv addre s s. *. TSi< j>a jv r i* >i - t : t o > uWri fc ers umi! aii exr.ie:: orwr i * r e vived for i t» discontinuance . aim a a p ayment oi arreara g es !:¦ made a> rc- « ; u :reti t»v t au - . . - \ - lf «- - iari:il 'tf r that the pub;i > lif r must l»c no- tme d by Ii- s trr niton a M t l. - vri b rr wi - li m h S P»:- - r;-T>'i - ped. All a.TK « ra. t» ii su -t t - e paid. v , A- n* I 'aper studio to p ; r:i> o and labors Ze3:.i - j -i y for ti:e j v iii.lt- of Sav\ in, - , of Suflo l k to i n t y. and oi U, - A ~ Island ;:i > r:i.-r.tl . I:lias a ¦ » -j dr nrcu la uou. and a i . ' K e i . ; t in? b r- t i - r m de . Job Printing. A ll manner of . T ..1. l ' rintia j exce -a led at low prices. ; .c:: d .vr e»Ti n iaU -» . A d.ir - . -s : ALKEKT I_ cHEXE y E dit . .; : Mistier . S . on-; Island & fa f utf o tk ( B omrtit |te & I iA f m u I . . . . -: q ^^ jj ^ s ^ ' * EDITED BV AEXT MAUT GIRLS. Girls are often nico and pretty When their will is ne ver crossed. ! Then the y oit become quite fretty, Beca u sB the y really wont be bussed. Girl s sometimes are sweet and daint y, lu their laces all the raj j e . But the y often are quite crank y W hen they ' re faded and over ai je. Girls no nietime i nre very faithful. To their s wl-et hi w rts ever true, * But co yly flirt and are quite mirthful , When jou r back th ey sl yly view.J €irls can smile and frown together. Say \No \' and yet mean \ Yes!\ Be cheer ful, no matte r what the weather , If i t does not spoil her dress. Girls sometimes make exc ellent women , And often i ;ood and faithful wives . But i f you cross them in their opinions , It will open wide your eyes. She may be mild and meek as Moses , Tell her (like mother i she can ' t cook , And ten to one she 'll mash your \ noses . \ And wilt you with n killin g look. Don 't t jiink to cet a \ perfect\ angel Because sh e seems so very meek, There is a trite and true old sayiuc \ Still water runs quite faet and deep . One teaspoon of baking powder and an egg improves dressin g. Allow one teaspoonfui of tea for each person and one for the pot. Allow one teaspoonfui of coffee for each person and one for the pot. Anything mixed wi th water requires a hotter oven t han anything mixed with milk. IJeef for roasting should not l>e salt- ed , as it extracts the juices. Simp ly sprinkle with flour. E q ual parts of tinc ture of iodine and g l ycerine well rubbed into the skin will readily cure ringworms , it is said. I met her in the g idd y whirl , she struck me as a pretty g irl , and now I' ve made her mine for life , she strikes me as an angry wife. For severe membraneous croup and di ptheria , burn a bit of tar size of a hickory nut , sprinkled with turpentine , and inhale the fume * . They seem to dissolve the membrane , and induce speedv sleep. Exercise Fob. Gii:ls. — ( i irls as much as boys re q uire exercise that will bring all the muscles of the body into action. The development of the limb is as e s- sential as the development of brain : in fact without the former the latter can scarcel y be accomplished . To desire daughters to look delicate for the sake of appearance is a false and sinful modes t y, and some day the mistake will be discovered and appreciated. To look- b uxom is to look health y, and to those of true tasi e , cheeks that get their color where the roses do , out of doors , and eyes that sparkle from vigorous open air exercise.are beautiful. Remedy For. Brass and Scalps. —As all usefu l knowled ge should go to the public. I send this remed y, which I know from actual experience to be good , having used it on a little child w h o was badl y scalded. As soon as possible cover the burn with mucilage or white of an egg. That will exclude the air , which will soothe the pain almost instantaneousl y. Then take quicklime , at the rate \ of one-half pint in a p int vessel , pour boiling water on it till the vessel is full ; when cool and clear pour off the water , and into it stir fresh lard , or if you have it , sweet oil , till the water is all taken up. S pread on a fine , soft linen cloth—ol d linen is best—and a pp l y. If the burn is very bad , so the wei g ht of a cloth cannot be borne , lay it on with a feather. It is almost mag ical . —[Tribune and Farm- er. \What a Max Cax Do. —He can be as sweet and pleasant and polite , if a good looking neighbor comes in even if he has just had a blow-out with his wife. He can hel p most any woman up the steps or down , on or off the cars , provided it is not his own wife He can manufacture a story to tell his wife if he happens to stay out a little too late . an d tel} it and look you straig ht in the eye without a blush. He can put up a stove-p i pe, g et soot in his eyes , us e the h a mmer , scratch his hands , work the pipe off or on , this way and that ; if it tumbles down , he can pick it up again , and still keep a serene countenance , and once in a while keep from swearing bi g, just under h is breath , which, is mistaken for a coug h , or g , clearing of the throat. He can rumple up a pair of nice , starched p il- lo w-shams in two minutes , which bis wife has worked over with a hot flat- i ron one hour by the clock. He can scowl a scowl as dark as ni g ht if bis wif e a s ks f o r a littl e c hange , and a half an hour later be off ers to treat a crowd of jolly friends to ci gars and oftentimes something to drink , which costs at the least two dollars or more . He can p l ea d hi s cause s o w ell that h e comp letel y win s th e fe minine h eart , and she is read y to pr onounce him an angel , and follow him , even into mat- rimony . He can scold if his wife sweeps too often l e hen lie is around , and still be is the first ' one to noti c e if th ere is dirt on the floor . He can walk the floor half the nig ht with the sick baby in bis arms to g ive his poor sick- ly wife 9 little rest , ( but these men are as scarce as lien ' s t e stU. ) f js pan go to the store to purchas e a Christmas \ pres T ent , for bis wif e , and while there be tries to think what it is she wants most , and it occurs to him all of a sudden thafc fi h s was asking for s o me c lo th t o make him some u ey sbirt S j and imme- diat e l y pu rchases it. This is the p ^ t: ^ ; mas p resent for his wife. • « Dropp ing ou t of the baiF , with it s h ing of t he s c al p, preven ted , and the scal p made cool and health y by the use of Hall' s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be- newer. ¦ Subscribe for T j q f Ngws. ¦ • - \J 1 , ' j -M J ia tiii Bt?* ! Ladies ' Department ; Amityville Department Church Semce n . .Smi th M . K. Church, Iter. Mr. Seolk - hi, pastor. I' reachii m 10..K) a m . 7.30 p in. S. S. 2.:w. North M. K. Church—ltcv. •!. Trammer. 10.30 a. m. T. t r . ii . m. smidav School 2. : wt . A. .M. t\ . (' Imri'Ii—l £ ev. T. C. Johnson , pastor. rr cachim; l«.:w A. M. ;# . ) r. M. (Sunday School • - ' . ;» P. Jl. Episcopal—lici ' tor , James Noble. Matins with Sermon at lo. t s a. at . Evensong with Sermon at - i V. M. Siiiiil a v Scho o l nervier, and instruction at -2. 1 S I ' . M. Cflelnations \ oi the Holy Cum- iiiiiiiimi at M ateo \ times. Th> - . Vi ' ic s may tin obtain e d at A.D. Smith' s T he Local P aper for AinityYille. S. IS. GKIl - TE.V . - - - L OCAL EDITOR. The Uaquas defeated the Mus x npeaqua s last Tuesday, 1G to 13. as usual. Mr. Larry K e tcham is about to have a cottage on the John K. Smith property. Mrs. St ep hen Hatt and famil y and a few invited guests sp ent last week up at Hemlock Grove. The Amityville Regatta Club offer an open race for three classes for three pieces of sil- ver, ou Monday next at o u e o ' clock sharp. The brid g e on Oak Avenue has been toru down , nud two drain pipes and lilled iu. This is a good piee < 3 of work and worthy of praise. Hainan &. Davis have got a regular dude M g u upon the porch of their down town store. II was designed and painted by Har- vey Austiu. Mrs. Van. X ostrnuds new cotta g e presents a handsome appearance on Park Ave. It is painted in a very tasty and artistic manner by Homan Derby. Foi: Sale. —A 21 f oot fishing boa t , in working order , For Sale Cheap. — O .vner has no use for it. H. H. Grif- fin it Son. Edward Ireland , we are told , intend s to have a store-hous e e rected ou the dock by the turn p i ke. N V are also told that the Club iuteud building a handsome club-house ou Enoch Island. Jo shua Batch aud Delancy Ketchtim , cau ght three bay-turtle oue Jay last week. — This is quite a rare thing about hero now a - da ys although Joshua ' s father caught a salt- sack full , at oue catch during his time, -M r. Eliott Birch fell from a pile of lum- ber iu Wood' s lumber yard and struck his side u pon a studstaff , breaking a rib. Mr. B. , is an aged gentleman , who by his pleas- ant manne r, has become endeared to all. hr vy Powell s oldest child , a boy of some 10 years , died last week. Mr. Powell' s four children were stricken with dysentery almost simultaneously. The sympathy of The News is extended to the bereaved. Mr. Sam 'l Kobbins ' Sons , picked up a stone which was about ei ght inches in leng th and pointed. It is supposed to be an Indian relic. I t was dug up b y the dred ger. Vour corres pondent pronounced it a corn- bre aker or a toothpick. A small man lay in the black grass waiting to catch the party or parties who passed throu gh the gate and left it open. When the tres passers passed through they - #* re pounc- ed upon , but they didn ' t skeer as they \ ad ought ter \ so the watchful proprietor called his \ dad. \ Dad appeared iu his retirin g co stume , (which was ra ther scant , ,) so wifey brou ght the trowse rs . After many threats to the miscreant he ca lled for his boots . By that tim e he thought he would' nt ti ght. Geo. T. Hoi s au looked as happy as a kid , en joying the rapturous bliss of wearing its fir st pair of knee pants. Eve ryone and his brother know (for even the Si yua t found it out , ) that Purdy challenged Homan a race for the Commodore ' s prize. Well , Homan ' s yacht , the Frolic , won in genuine walk-over sty !e. When Mr. Purdy was interviewed he did not seem inclined to talk , but we would not be sur prised if Homan had to try him- self again before long. George is not the kind to over s leep himself , aud you have to get np early to beat him, too ! A n ying trip to the premises of Mr. J. E. Ireland last Saturday, disclosed a pleasant chan ge in the old mill and its s urroundings . This section of Amit yville is fast develop- in g into a charming spot , and when t h e Laud Imp rovement Co., com plete heir ex- tensive im provements , t nau y villages on the Sou th Side of the Island will be compelled to give way to Amityville. Real estate chan- ges its appearance considerably, but Ed., Sol., Geor ge and Joel remain about as usu- al , wearin g the same saucy smiles , and the cordial hospitality as of yore. If anything, Joel and Ed. have grown handso mer . Sot. is more active and g enial , and Geor ge is de- veloping considerable muscle. Amityville is fortunate iu possessing men of \ push\ —men who rea l ize the necessity of improv- in g their opportunities , an c l are not afraid to tif f. — [Ed. Xews . A party composed of Frank Smith , Mil- ford Ketcham , Chas. Homan , and Frank Ketcham made a trip to Hemlock Grove one day last week and after a very pleasant day ' s sojourn , started to return , and , after bidding farewell to the friends on the beach , took a turn in the bay, but a starm threatening they decided to return and put up with Capt, Aus- tin of the L. S. S. The boys made up be- tween themsel ves to steal away early in the morning, that their friends would not be aware of their return , but just as they hoist- ed sail , (4 p. m.,) they were spied , and the \Chatauu . ua \ cal l was given. The boys towed a large bag of stones as far as- the neck and then dropped it off , finding it a little too heavy to 't a w ' s ratis ! ! | We 'll own up it makes our very eye-teeth ache to report the following, but the Islips defeated the Unquas a week ago Thursday, 2$ to 4. An honor worthy of praise , it be- ing the first time the TJnqnas have lost , an d we feel satisfied it will be the last !. (Baby- lon?\ ) The first four innings were closely contested , the Unquas being in the lead , but the \ bnvw s ted\ ball bolted through a barn door which was just , open enough to receive it , bnt not wide enough .to admit the fellow who lost it , consequently 3 runs were made by the Islips. Wallace Seaman was then \ spiked , \ and withal , the boys became rat- tled . But never mind; the Islips were gen- tleman in every sense of the word , an d gain- ed their victory fairly. But I be bound they will have to shake themselves to repeat the dose! Mr. dePuy ' s cottage was consumed by the fire fiend last Sunday about -t p. m. Mr. dePuy and family were awake a ed by the crackling of the flro . \ Mr. dePuy immedi- ately monnted the stairs and discovered the partition at the head of the stairs ou fire. — Mr. dePuy hustled three children on to a wheelbarrow , which was conveniently near , and with a few articles ran down a walk some three hundred feet from the building. Mr. dePuy then discovered the roof in flames, ForttrosM v lijs furniture , i md a valuable lot of books weje iu ; i temporary outbuilding preparatory to \' ac ^ oni' otjating the family wl n le the work of moving and' re 1 - building of the old building progressed. — Mr. dePuy ' s insurance will not cover the loss. It was a very narrow escape for him and his family. Had he not awakened as he did it would have probably caused the loss of ' hV \ ' *-' -•• • ' The Unquas of Amityville , played the Na- tional Juniors , of Farmin g dale , on t he Farmingdale diamond , and thrashed them to the tuae of H to 22. They were used in a very nn g entlemau l y manner , which indi- cates they are not in the habit of playing wi d ths Amityville nines. Our boys were accused ot 'Mealing their . 21.00 league ball from them, giving the ittsujt free ' to>lL T) l P ball was afterwards found; bnt no apologies riven. The Amityville nine was compose d o f Ctennpy Smith. P fl rpy BqrcJ ) , E 4 Bi» , ton , Williams , Haw kins , Hu dson, E 4 4fls. tin , Leu Wanser , an d Ne U on Barto , (Cap- tain.) Farmingdale s , Duryea , Kraemer . Van Nostrand , Dowd s , Ke nedy, Welch . Chas. and Geo. We lch , Powell . Ja i s el. (Captain.) On the way home the Unquas bought s broom and * Skin 8uooe»« sign was parted at it* \ a kiii , \ and the success was attached to the broom. Urapire Arthur White, 8cor«r , £n- Notes from a Live Village, A fire broke ont in the kitchen part of the Bay view Hotel Friday morning about 0:30 a. m. Harvey Derby was the first one to the truck-house and had the machine on the side walk , w hen Geo. T. Homan arrived in a light wagon driving nt full speed. The truck was hitched to the wagon, aud the fire- men took hold , arriving three minutes at the hotel , Iu the meantime Edward Austin hud been busy cutting a way to the tire. He , with much difilculty, found the cause to be a de f ective flue An aperture large enough to place three lingers in , was fouud in the chimney. The beam which butted against the flue was all charred unti l it had become round. The smoke was dense in the waiter ' s room over the kitchen ut.d some found diffi- culty iu gaining the street . Ouo was slight- ly injured. After everything was cleared away, Col. Adams was advised to keep an eye upon it , as there was danger of another outbreak , but despite alt this, it broke out anew and had just made its appearance up the comer board when Mr. Clius . Hait es- pied it , gave the alarm , and it was readily subdued. Shel te r Isl a nd From nurowu Currcm i uuilvut. [Def erred from last wevk.j Mrs. B. C. Cart weig ht , Jr., is very ill with malarial fever. 0. Ernest Loper , of Sag'' , is vi siting his parents , Mr. aud Mrs. M. D. Loper of this p lace. Mr. and Mrs. David Payne , of North Haven , are spending a \ few day s at Mrs. Payne ' s o ld home. It is stated that Mrs. N. T. Wileox . at North Ferry has had over one hun- dred applications for board . The Presb yterian Sunday School will have their excursion on \Steamer Shelter Island\' this week on Friday. N elson B. Chester , who graduated at Hamilton College , Clinton , N. Y., in June , is expected home soon to reiuain until he en ters the Theolog ic al Semi- n ary. The Tninler is improving, no t ltei j say, which should encourage its worth y editor , even if the news furnished from this place is .sometimes , now aud then , quite often , a little premature. Ha ! Ha! Ha! The Tnm ller informed • l lu public that Rev. Charles E. Havens would oc- cupy the pul p it in the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. We are in- formed that Rev. Dr. Peek occup ied the pul pit instead. Hotel-keepers now wear their sunni- est smiles. Hotels lilted to overflow- ing, and still thoy come. There are more people at Shelter Island Hei g ht ' s than ever before , and one gentleman from a nei g hboring village standing on the whaif last Saturday after the ar- rival of a train , remarked ,: that he be- lieve ! the city peop l e would sink Shel- ter Island y et. \ R oad-Master L. B. Congdon is a u ain seen riding out on the r o adrinachiun . Our roads are kept in good condition for driving, but the side-walks , Alas ! where are they ? The Loca l Ed, of the Tra relor calls the attention of the hi g h- way officials to the s h itue relating to obnoxious weeds , etc. The weeds are much less a nuisance when growing than they are , a fter having been torn from their parent stem . then left to en- tang le , for months the feet of both the pleasure seekers and weary traveler. Sunday afternoon , R ev. C. E. Ha- vens , who is spending his vacation with his Bi ster at South Ferry , held an after- noon service at the house of Mrs. S. d . Clark , Sr. il/ rs. Clark h as been for years nearly hel pless and confined to her chair , thou gh her health is remark- abl y good for lur age , and her mind does not seem the least impaired. 'I he service consisted of a sermon by Rev. C. E. H avens , pr ayer* and .sing in g, and was attended b y all the guests of the '' Clark\ hoardin g hou t e , together with the families of S. G. and D. Y. Cl ark . Wanted Ko Time ! / >« ( . As I e pokc in a recent l e tter of the Plowc - r Mission , it may be worth while to add an ex- p e rience which was told b y a lady who is t n ^ gaged in the work. One day ( .lirru urrh fi - 1 ( , pclate d , hamper of unusually lwou j f l ii ! ui ' d , choice blossoms . T wo of the I p j li * gt ivc up t heir own cii g agimipnts to ttuy and in/ile (! <(• flowers quickly , into bouquot a iij j d thru started to take them to a coupln < .ftl y : ; p clothing shops. Ai the ll w t ehep tl.c- t ill s seemed unusually grateful and l l y ^ wt hulki hurried on to the second. ' - 'May v,c ti.Lo these IlowcVs in and g ive llitiu to j ovj I s l u- ing girls! \ was nskc i l . \Ko , yep u:i.j not , \ was the answer, \ lint « •<? will nM iufrirur -S them , \ one lady urged, \l.ou k l .t - rc , \ the fellow returned , \J hire those girls l y thi hour , and I cn , n ' t ullWd to ray (l ,* r; to waste their time looVin g np from O.i - ii w ork to say 'thniiUyoti. ' You may put j l* Jlonp - f down by the furnace jf yon v^nt k , Mi d . (ho girls n iuy lake thi - m »hi > n t V.iy j ;o homo, \ Jfow , this may sound lasgg c rotod to lender it effective , but it is simple aud l iUrkl truth. —Boston Cor. Providence Journal. Fo rbes ' Opi nion o l Mi f rl il a i i. When Archibald Forte was in this coun- try on a courtship tour s omo years ago , he was asked by a friend t» u ui uo the greatest l iviug general. Grant , WcClellan , Hancock and Skobeleft* were ' t hen alive, sir. Forbc? named the la , st of those , an d as Mcoud g rea t T est , ( j en. Sheridan, de ii. G' ru ' ut was « but ' to count his frieud as ruuking l.u - ido Napoleon iu cavalry leadership. —De troit Fr e o l' rcss. Wg Literary K i - pu tu lion. The man who has u bran-1 new typewriter dud leisure and lots of linen wove manuscri pt pa per cannot bel p feeling that ho has it in tisf power to-ma U o , u big literary reputation for himself if be can only think of somethin g to » ay. —Journal of Kdui - al ion. Mr s. O'Xeary ' s Famous G' ou kicked over a lamp, and Chic ago , the bustin g young metropolis-of the West. was laid in ruj ns. Thi s i s a striking illustration of th e old say ing th at \ great results, have small: heg inning s . \ . The neg lected cold , the backing, coug h of to-day, may, a few ; months hence , de velop iq t q th ^ t c j ira s t \ of v j destroyers , Consumption : Be warned in time. Dr. Pierce ' s Golden .J/edical Discovery, if taken in the first stages of this dread diseas e , is a certain cum \It is also a sov e r e i gn remed y for asthma , bronchi- tis , s qye tj j roat , ch ronic na sal catarrh , and all diseases hi the resp iratory or- gans. , ' j Th> cl eansing, antisep tic and h eal - ing qualities ot Dr, j Sage ' s Catarrh Reme dy ate u necy o AU d. \ HP\Handsome r esigns in Granite and Marble Monuments , Headstone* - etc. Goldsmith , Wait Patchog u e. f ¦ ¦ » ' >. - I S fytf lif fbt fl nri tost y o q i tdwrf ^ » LONG ISLAND IN A N IT- SHKLL. NEWS FliOM ALL SECTIONS—BOILED 1 I OWN TO SUIT EVKKVHOi l V. Northport. The firm of Stills & Weinberg of Port Jefferson , opened their clothing store on Saturday last The -M. E. Church will hold their annual Sunday School excursion on the 22nd. They have chartered the Jessie B The Presbyterians will go on an c xcuimou on Aug. loth , to Port Jefferson Rev. Carey J. Sevell from England will pr each in the Baptist Chuic - h on (lie , 12th , 19th and 22 d....lt is reported that the Democrats are about to organ- ize h ere. Rl verhe ad. Thom as Walsh was buried in a well recently. He was di gging a well , and it caved in bury ing him c omp let e l y. He was extricated however after some hard work A piece, of land is to be raffl ed off , for the benefit of the Roman Catholic Church at their fair in River- h ead Hall J. T. Linen , who is cm- ployed in the Custom house iu New York has been promoted and now re- ceives a salary of $ lf>00 a ye? , r. .. .Mrs. Ann Al bertson died on the :10th , aged 94 . She was the mother of Richard Albertson and a daughter of Wm. Griffing. ...321 dogs have been li- censed so far this year. So utham pto n. Mrs. \W. H. Brown has purcha s ed land and will erecta cotfage soon.... On Tuesday of last week M iss Augusta Il g, who is employed b y Mrs. N. I,. Morton as seamstress had a narrow es- cape from dro wning while bathin g . She was rescued b y George While when about to sink the third time , and when brought out was unconscious. ... A beautiful colored g lass window has been pur in the chancel of St. Andrew ' s Dune Church and presented b y M rs, Moeran ' s children . ...A game \ of ball was p layed between the Quugue club and Southampton nine on Saturday last. The score was l!» fo Hi in favo ' r of Southampton. Creenport. The yacht Thistle , Wm. 'Zei g ler , has been put on the ways for an overhaul- ing. , ..A telephone wire ha » been put up between Shelter Island 1' . O. and the home of Dr. Dimon of South I'V - i- ry.. ..Rev. C. S. Nickc - rson, pastor of the Presb y t erian Church tilled the .M. E. Chu rch pul p it on Sund a y l ast. ...A Lawn Tennis Club was organized iu this p lac e ou Jul y 24th to be called ft \ A. T. Club Rev. G. B. Dusenberre of the M. E. Church has a difficult y of th e thro a t , and has gone to Connecti- cut on a vacation A Cleveland and Thur man Club was organized on Mon- d ay evotiing last , with a membershi p of 175....A new p i pe organ has been placed in the Presb yterian church . It is lo ' .l feet high , 12 feel wide and 6 feet deep ? It has 0S7 p i pes .Viss Mattio L. Timps on. and Mrs. Frances Timp- son , died on Saturday in New York City. The remains brought to this vil- l a g e for interment, Miscellaneous Notes. The Long Island Railroad Company will make important changes on the North Shore divisi on as soon as (he Oysterbay extension is comp leted. It is the company ' s intention to change the route from Woodbury to . Port Jeff- erson , so that t , he y. - \yl will ru:- ' t o the villa g es uf v-uiii S prings , li.m in gton and Narthnort , instead of miles away from thorn as at present. The Lon g Island Railroad is now running 940 trains in twenty-four hours on all its bran ches. — [L ong Island City St a r. ... .Bu rg lers gained an entrance into th e saloon of Geo. F. Schullc , of Flush- in g, on W e dn e sday ni g ht l ast and car- ried off quite a good many things Mr. Henry Reeve of Moriches who absconded with money and horse and wagon belonging to Win . Wiggins , was caught in Bay Shore and lod ged in Kiverhead Jail. He had spent ' the mon ey, and the carriage was found in Port Jeff erson. Hlcksvllle. Our w ell known fellow townsman , Geo. H. DeLan gnilette , passed away at th e house of his father-in-law at Kast New York on Thursday ni g ht of last week , at the age of thirty-nine years and in th e midst of a busy and useful life. He was buried on Sund ay at the Evergre en Cemetery. Quite a party went dewn fr o m h e re to at te nd th e funeral. Among them were V. Her- zog , H. Rohrback , Mr. a nd Mrs. Wm. Frey t ag, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lci p kc , Rev. Mr. Matschat and Mrs. J /atsehat , Mr. Povo gle, A. Hauser and the pa- rents and oth er members of famil y 0 f deceased. —[Huntin g ton Lon g Islander. . . ..John Arnold the thief who robbed Josep h McGonigal , a farmer , who had employ ed him , w as captured b y him at Queens and broug ht t o Hicksville with the intention of having him removed to L. I. City the n ext day, but be made his escape with the hel p of some per- son , and is at large at present .... Wm. Kloenne is convalescing.. .. Wm. Mill- er , of B enton , Al a., is visitifl gin town, MuntfnKton. The Bulletin says a cow was found tied to a tree in the woods near the house of James S ea m a n , on the S yosset road. She strayed from a drove in the middle of June and got caug ht a nd f astened to the tree. Sli , e became terri- bl y emaci a t e d , and th e rope had cut the flesh almost to the bone by her . ef- forts , to br eak loose . ...The Suffolks and Atlas p layed a game of base ball on Wednesday of last we ek , which re- sul ted in a score of 11 to 8 in favor of the Suffolks,.. .The vocal S ociety pj c j nic was a grand success In every partic ? u lar. Some GO were in attendanc e Lockwood the p hotograp her , has g one with his tent to Oyster B ay and is do- ing a goo d business . ...The Suffolk Base Ball Club h ave not been beaten this \ season yet... .Dru g j j isls Funn e ll , has bad a ni g ht blooming cereu s in blossom this week , at. his r esidence and quite a number have called to witness its blooming ...Solomon Smith is se- ri ovtsly ill and probably will not re- ijefver. He has had several paral y tic ' shocks. He is much respected aud loved in this town and . will be greatl y missed. . .. .Miss . Mary J. McK ay teach- er of the West $ eck 6oh ,p $ wiU not tMcb the conaing tern j . ' _ y f r ^ .M ' V , j . ./ Port Je fferson. John A. Smith of (be we. -t sid e ha- laken a position as sale s man m W . Jj . Mall ' s dry go ods store iu Brid geport . John is it very estimable y oung man. and will b e a valuable acquisition to the establishment. He is the ri g ht per- son in the ri g ht p lace. He is lioiicst . iip- ri g ht , has no bad habits, and is especial- l y adap ted (o the bn-ine ss , and i> ; , perfect gentleman. We bespe ak f.. ,i - our young friend a . ¦ -ii cces.sf t tl c i reer. Ther e are now 11 young m en mid |o young ladies emp loy ed as c|,.|| ; ^ j„ Brid geport , all fr om Tori .1 ,- nW.Mm. This is a good showing. ., .Th e Turn - has s ecured new and i niin ii.i<li..ii ~ nuarter. - in the recentl y erected f>wn h all , and will take posse ssion , , „,],. ¦ Editor IIoiil u i lias m oved his place of residence t o the Darling p lae . The '//H/ivi will now have an off i ce eoni i if - i i- surate with it s growth. The t . liice i. , a lread y well e ^ ui pp - d , hat with en- larged nuart ers . other iiuprovenvnt s will dou btless be made, as Br,, . Ib.i n . ui is a •• pushing \ new spaper man. We : congratulate the Tin ns on its rap id ' advancement, and hope it s editor ml! . soon be numbered am uii i r the ::, e; , ib v i- i of the Edi t orii' , 1 A s so ualiun.... I. - . ,i,i, - Plaskett \ has received a contract fur erectin g more new build ings at the Rubber Factory... .The pavilion | . doing a fair bu siue-s this summer . .. ; The Steamer NotioW i i n t t i i: i „ dt-iWii ir a brisk busine s s this season and ( ' apt. 1 'looker is as happy a s the clams he (lis- I poses of to the Conne ctieutters The : -Milling Co. will suspend operat ions ; soon for a few week s ' . • , ; p. . , i , » A <, ,; : of new r q l l eio for crushing piii - po. , ^ ' We understand that the . I/iU ( , ' „ . on the east beach will erect more new buildings The new town hall j > , abou t comp let e d , and it ¦ .; ; ¦ , n edi t to the village, ft i- y ut to be wain-cited, i The hull will seat \ from I. ik . kj u> I. |(iu j peop le , and it is said will b e the line - t : publi c hall in Suffolk Co . Tin . - prime ¦ movers in the enterprise are A .T. No,- ; ton , D. Oliver Petty , 1/ B . Hot;- , ;- .!- , and ' •John H. Overton. The bail lia s alre.nlv ' be en engaged for several entertai n ' - inenfs . Wood for Por t .fell' erson . . .. ! Charles Lee, formerl y local editor of the Y V o / r sand now editor (if the Wreon- : wi c k Xnr. i has been visiting in town. Charley f. < • i. - , up a good paper , and i> ; doing well in his new held . . ..Cap tain Henry Randall i s erecting a house fur i Mrs. J as. A. Stevens , rele . - t of the !.ue ! \Commodore \ Stevens. The house will , be comp leted in October . ... It • .. iu- 1 inored that A. T. N o rton u so on to ! erect a re si d ence for himself near the ! new chapel, and will rent his pre-cni ' elegant house....The old steamer ! Brookhaven lias been completel y over- j hauled on Mather X Wood ' s ' wavs . ! She will go. into the oyster trade. ' ... ; The Prohibiti on Club have . -iisp. - ndi . - d : a banner in front of (he Wo od Temp- ' lar ' s Hall , and raised a regular por- ! trait banner of the Prohibit ; ,,u Can - li- j dates on Tue sd a y of this week. .. .Capt. ' Wm. Aldri eh' s ri gging loft , was . -t ruck i b y li g htning and destroyed by five l.i-t ' : Saturday _ nigh t. The \ building wa. - : partiall y insured , and it is rumored ' tlidt tlio insurance- company will r e-; build. The lire la ddie ' s did \ good work ' E g bert V. Petty , wont to Sawillu ' on Sunday last and returned duri n g the week It is said that k >2 people ! of the M. E. Sunday & !. u ol dined at a , * picnic at Old Porl ' Tlmrsdry last . ... ' The wife of Horace T. Sim ' tli died on . Wednesday of last we ek. .., Port Jeff- j erson 1. O. W. T. is in a llouri. -hing ; condition numbering nearl y 17u mem- bers in re gular standing. . .. The King of Dentist is in t own. He ••draws \ well Miss Nin a Bur ch of Amity- ville , and Miss .Minnie F orster of Xeu- ark , _ N. J., are (he guests of M rs . El met Robinson. i , ;l.Mil..n:i! (¦ ,„¦ , , . ;,, : , .;. . , . , . , . . ; ; A I' topian moth er-in-law li,i- : \ been present ed with a -m w i ghiug Ji , < „ i ; pounds . i I\ t opia now ha. - two -l.irr fac i orii.s and its eili/. - us can u-> long er comp lain of not b eing properl y a l tired wi . eu ' tii cv -all y forth a t mi dnight , v.i t ii i.oo t - j ;. - ' i , - in hand , to intervi - - , - . - fr; i.v . u i - i u e. - l.j dioiis T om ci!- . We are ind> t>t. 1 i , a f, ,n, . - r ' r. - - i- •l-ot for a , - .,, .;, • .,f i!, , /. ,,. , y; ,„ ' „„ / ;, paper printe d m \ , , , , . ,. ;,, . | U | ^ ' | , - •oii i aiii- .! v. - n- int .-r e - i i n g item ' r. - i.i- 'ive t.i mil- i ' .- rii i er ( ,,, - . :,.;, :,... A vlncb will .¦;,p l ;-in hi. ' - u-m— !lie, - . - . i |i- | , | V ., ! - '' '- • ••' ' ¦ • II-: - - : - ;lie i;. . , ,; • !¦ ' . - . , . . \ , . . eitt' ll- .l c!le Fai |i;i T 111 . .JJ . ¦ I , j : ; ; .; • |, , , - , j 'hi pre-id - lli - - • ! ' : . , ( ' ; . ,, ¦ , - , ; , ;. ; . _ ¦ ¦ ; ,; ;, , , li coi n!, - e ' ll t i d- i < -ii 1 ' ii -. - .. -l| ie : ii :-! ! • , , ri li l lto di i: |i irre ;! luiiii- t e; - , , , . \ • '' U \ « ' lh< - i i\-;Hvi .1.• ' . ' :.!> . :- - , - ..,id v > - , ;i ¦ \' gi V ' - U t : ,I UV j' I ..U Ai. : e , .|l ' ,.{,, „ ¦ thi- nu t - t r.ngli ' , \ . . ( i; • v. .iv a \ „ n t - ead-at t a-i i -d , - , ,,, , oi d - m- li i -n -d t ' ^ l - tan i ii ' .isie . il iii- ' rnm-ii l in i!ie . -t i ' mj Ui l ld oW ,,f a I t .. [, ;, . . ] |,el, O . il lt . ,V fh e i n- t rnmeu ' . in ' , !i- ¦ :, .,< ) . - , •,; t ;„;. ^ •¦ ci - ookcrd- ' r ' tlrina \ lam ' . -ho rn , \ the \ ih\ii- .t!id d . ..;!av- ,- pe ; - r, -ti v - , ife , nil- v ' 4 le-s the o dit..r o t the t to - oia r. ' . - .vs.,; : per undertake- the i, , k We were ..nt at . a ,. . . ,. - . - , • .; . „ .,.. W ; e \th-r evenin g. It wa- oin . .,,.„ ! f,, - , - : - une t o meet Mi- , (' wine i ' ct t vgr. - w wh o had lately . r r ;: , |iiat. - d w ith hi gh l. - eiors at a ta- l iionahle lini-hing - ' ¦: • ¦ >l We listened to h er , - , - / ,. , ¦:,. _ ¦: ' i , f - |,i t . , . - ,. , - ; , ,, the p iano . -i|uin ' . . - d throug h o t u - gl a- . -. - s at the u- -\ . ;:! • .. .n - ding -. , i; , , ,, ! ,i,,\v. - r - iu wa ter . o |,,r and her !at- -:, in i p ruh— geut h - reader no pun i. inte i u i . -i j cr ewel work. I ' n.aiiv af:-r U- -r !a- t lii - rvurc on tie- i - ., \ - --lVerin g iu- - !ri:m-iit had I. - - n -- , - . u ' e 1 we re- mark-!, b y way . ¦ ! ' k- i i i t: - iiie hall rollin g, ti , ai b V il . -u- t-i ii ' ' - iu - o t h-r v.a- . d - . - .d. •¦Ah. > ¦ ¦ ¦ - . \ -in- - , i:d. ¦ •ie - w.:- . hung -lin e ye .tr- ago : I ; - :< n\. h- .!;- - IV . i l ii !,,, . - _ \.,, . ..[.hiii M ;,, di- iP n - -io lli/ . e i k V, g!; .; V . oll l I U We ti. Ml|o !|t . we ' .y of . h i ' . i v h-r o, ; lit viMt - . - - . H av- ing .j l l-t l il i ishe - i r - -! - ..dil l/ th e e-- . : V-: o f ' ilie geui h - Ivlia . w- .;, ' . ; , ' „ .. f . i j r pM llie h ow. -he l ii. e.i I.,., . . : , . •; , . ,-o, | with mince . -auc- . -aid -i . e . I ' ioiik ' o i g of tie- famoii- > ¦ -.. . • , - ..ii I;M .i t Pig. ' we thoug h t thi- v-i y wi : !y. ¦ > w- in- ten - Mgatci; -Doy.,u like I ' rai, : .; -- - \ \N o. il never agre-- wi t b m -- , \ -lie rep lied. \But -ur- ' iv , \ - .v. - warble I. --v .. - ,! re- lish llie r. iiri ' eh She |, t e o. i . Hn gVr \ \ .No . I can ' t bi - ar it. \ wa- ti. - r - t n ' v. \ Ah. ' . -aid we . - v - M i i pr e f e r ii„ . ' , , ; ,; c l as-ic- . Wha t t hink y.,11 mi ' M ,y l . erd Bacon ' . - \ Th en an-w , - re.l -he iu dulcet strain- . \1 can ' t - ' nei pork - in anv shap e. I' m s e afra ' ci . t t ,, - IrieM i i .-i - . P!ea-ed.ta!!. of-ome:ii ing el-ic-i -k ; nical. \ Thinl - ;in _ .: l e I, - ,.\ t remly > ar- ca-tic we a-ke.I her how -he liked ti-! : balls, \l i eal ly \ rep ii. - d lie- gentl e erudite . •¦] i l ou ' i r-o. -mbe , - ev. - r at- tending one . Are tll . - y nice peop le ' : \ '' Uut this la-l. .,traw \ i ' r . i- t ured t li e vertebrae of the divm- i arv and ¦ ¦ > with an unint elli g i bh ; mutt e r v. - left ami . -hoercd off to a lonely da. 'mi—i wim-e dai ;. . ing day s ar e , .vr . a- . -h e had • > . crutch. She rega h' d u- wiiii an ;c- couut of the aciiwii ot Si j uili ' -PiiD \ii her liver . Are 1 , yet p. - ,.p i e tell u- we oug ht t o go out into - e i. -t y more ' . A MlUTIAMA N m n -mi. i;.\ i!i - .\t t ;. - The ali-ab . -Mi - i.lii g t. .j i : \ . - am - . ng th e I top i au- is soldiery. Kv - i-vii u ng aud every b o d y ha- a iiiiii bi rv air: • ¦v en th . - cats aud dug- hav e e .ui _ lit i he : ' ever .a:id almost iheciitire canine ra - - e - ¦ ' : ; no ;s - iraigli t as maj .ii- . to w t uh ti. •• p i > - - ceding- , with ey, ¦ idled wi'h lire , i :;u ii,K.,iii:ii l : . ii,. . a. - . 11 r- . Pal tin ¦ • ( . .:! wo ; ;M express it. P '- lhap . i ' e - e. e- t i i i ' -ve . - t cg ami euthe. - ' ..; - ' ,i- m.ir. , , ' . ' all ; s Mr. W alk 11 p. a vahaii ' il i/. - n ¦:} ..or vi llage and a m ember of the llug ii Wuanl- - . — Walkup is so co mplete , ; . - wiapp . d up in mi litary affair- t h i t he t ieg l c s lit- ii ' . vii a F air. - to all , n i to il. e miiilii ' . He •• ladeis '' i - .i- - ' ¦ , - . oil - n out .if - ,l,e \v»v , \ command- \ hi s wife t ,, bring iu t ' 1 e w ood and wa t i - r. and -heuei nn . ' h- r btl. -tle for a knap-a,d ; . - , - . •• - th e oroi m from its re-ting p ia , - - t- -- charge b ay- Miie t. \ ,'i i I In: un-u-p- -ting cat i - p o-in g con tentedly b y th- >I\V¦ - . Wii l kn p is not five from the I ' eve , - , v , u wli - n a- sie - p . and ti e- oil : ¦ ¦ ; ¦ i i- ghi Id. - life partner was awaic-u- tl b y tl u- -tern command to \ I Vc--: ! : --ann. -! ' i - ' car- ing to in cur her lord' - an ger b y awak- ing him . -lie wi- e! y con, -iuded lo re- main cjui et ai'd let li;m iliciui. ili a short time Walkup rai- d bis right band anil -h otil - d. \lii v. r. -e arms! Column for ward —tile ri g ht -mar' , - 1: ' . \ and app lying fiction to his word- bega n to tread with hi- fi - et nnb eriii - ath the Ij ed-clo i he- . Hi- m\t . l ommand was to \order arm -!- re-t ! \ ami than he became<|niet for a lime onl y, lo break out again with. \Att ention , company — sling knap sack-! \ and carry ing hi s order into execution, re n -l n d over ami pullei! the pillow from und e r his wife ' s head and g.iv- it a '¦ . -ling \' across the bed-room. Walkup ' . vas u.- .v -- charged to the lnux. ' . l e \ with ex citement, ami springing up in b e d yelled out in stentorian tones . \A itenlio ii , bat- ulH o n ' . Shoulder—are as ' . Prepare to open ranks—lo the rea ^- . open older- - inarch ! \ The next moment, lit walked oft the bed on t o the floor , striking <~ - n his hand- and knee. - , and hi s heavy fall immediatel y brought, him out of the precincts of dreamland into a realistic . stat - ' . Aft;r discoverin g that , he had sprained an ankle , he ord ered the \ pa- rade to dismiss \ and silentl y marched b ack to bed. \ C. . .— i The vicissitudes of climate are try- i iK' to most constitutions , especiall y (o peop le having impure blood. For all such (and (hoy constitute ' . lie mnjoiif y,! the best safeguard is Aver s Sarsapa- rilla.thc use of which cleanses the blood and strengthens aud invi gorates the syst em. s That d i stention of (he stomach which many peop le feel after eating, may be due to improper mastication of I bo food ; but , in most cases , it indicates a weakne s s of the digestive oigans , tho best remed j for which is ot e of Ajei ' s Pills , to bo taken atte t dinnei . , j Utopia . I Meadow Brook Pavilion , Foot Seaman ' s Aveuue , Bay- por r , L. I. . Will O o en Saturd ay June 16 ! For the season of lSSS. ^ , Public Dances j Every Saturday evening. Par ti es from this anil neig hboring I villages wishing to have private • dan ces can be accommodated at ! short n otice. Cool flriuks aud i o ther refreshments constantly ou . hau d : Be s j . F. Woodward , Proprie tor. , Savville , L. I. STATIONERY. ; j BOOK I A. S D 1 ! NEWS . DE POT. ! Base Balls , i Croquet , j Tenuis , j Hammocks ! and | Confectionery. j Sewing Machines. i ! MATS _ A S D ;GE N T'S I I Furn ishing Goods , i I Shirts , j Collars aud Cuffs. j Neck-Ties , j Underwear S tockings, I J.A. NAUEET. i —— ^ — ^ - ^ — ^i— • i i I ! i ! i i 1 : A.D. F oster s, Son , ; G ents ' FnrnisWii g Goods , HATS , CAPS l AND I CLOTHING. j Smith' sJ Block , Sayville , L. I. I I f i t ! i I | I i | i i I j ROW ING SHARPIFS j BUILT TOOBD i m JOHN KETCHAM , Sayville , L. I. Firs i -clas s work and j iroiuptness \ guaraiiteed. ] Estuiia t&i furnished. Address as above. I U Tto E XCELSIOR BOTTLIN G COMPANY , HAWKINS k WEEKS , Props., BAYPORT , L. I. H a nnl&etnreis of Ctrbon i ted b e ventces . sack is socu , unsparilla , gtneer «Ie tai pear cider All orders promptly axested and c « ods deUTered bee oi ctoi j e. In additi o n to U» apo t e w « keep manufactured and fresn all popular min- eral wa ters In it pio ns . l y onr wacon s run daily, an d families bar* only to leave orders -with our dri v en to nave tneia promptly attendfld to. Private parties should order a Uttia In ad v anct a o as aot to conflict wltn our regular trade- CLEANLINESS A SPECIALITY. R. HOLMESr Blacksmithing and Jobbing! f ' »\'°« ASD WASO S IB t B O KS . 4sa> raram Hs. msu&sB s smlmmvff ' JUWIUX T K O BK tsm t U f Bk OTtkM a iaBi # HtMH55 ^ , ( ? ' T MstfKi s 9^P * \ 4^ — — • - * !e ^ » s. *¦ - -i -= :r j -^ »-3EBt » ^ - ^ - < i _ 5>C , -^^ . ' ' S ^S^S^^^^^ . - 1 - - - 0 , c Arrive at S ^ V. U .r W Erli riK H IK A lx s . L. I- Citv t . . i : a.m ^ _j. _ A _ - ___, * - \7 1 ' .. * < M J'^ p M '\ - »* \ .. .k-t..M i, n; p il ?: S •• -r - - ::r - : - : ¦ ;¦ ¦ ; ;::: ; ^ : \ ' Suin lav> un - v « -« I* - .?I ' . : r . sr. p.M. L- i v # Arrive at 1- 1. « . :iv Ei-iWiKMS i i N s. s- ' avtille ^f : - 4 ;. 5 1 1 W A. .M. V\ ^ v\, ¦ • •• : ; , 1.U P. M. 3.33 *¦ \ r _ j _ » •• s-x •• —v . ' . \ . ::;:;;;;;; ; ' « - *¦ £ .;• ' .. . .r. . 35 •• ^ • ^ \ z . - j o - * !!: ul a v< ou lv sfJ A. M , - . 10.43 A. M Lra » e Baliv i o u . J.. J JI ' . «. . \ ..- ,, - RAILR O AD TIMKTABLE . Soc iety I ntell igence- __ 5c:en:!5o Soric t y. Prr-id. - ut—«;. J. Kluas-ieu: \5C-r I rrs:drm—Rev . J.u. rr. sc.tt ; S CT - n-i arv — A.P . va:. - IVj i i -c - M. Ii _ • Tp-a > i:i¥r—l»r li- i ' Kc 2 yr > - . siei ; ior-J , .>ri.li W ^ hI £ ,,;.; Tni M e e- S a yvi tl - H ^ . k au . i LsadrrO x W . X. Kavnor lorenian . .l u ! i u ~ Hau l er S- i cretarv . Mee t me- £r ^ .t rnJay nicui m Uir n s oiitli . Herni al! IVuevoa r- ii t S a tirfv . Mreis oi u- e a non tli. S ayvilV Lo. l2f No. Sii. 1. O. of O. F. Mrr t s ever y Wr e-Jay (v m i!,;. .:. H . Hiddink . N. t» . w. F. Leclu *- ' , IVniia m ei i t S e er e tarv. R- ^. ' .ut e Lc ^ l u e No. sJ i l.n. i i. I. Meet s in Gi ^ K i Triiiii l ar Hall every Fn .t av at T .;». EJ. « vard<»ttvii.f. T. : Mrs. F. V. Ik.u ^ ' .as . V. T.; Win. V. l « riijxi;:n . S rert-»ari. Churc h Directory. Metl iu di-t Epi s oopa! f i ir.n - b. l t ev.T. 1> . Litt l e- wo -^ d. p a-Tor. Suiniay «erviee 10-3o a. m. unit 7.30 1- . M. S abL - at b Se ii.K il ^ .a) i 1 . si. E. M. l l rowu . s>u ; > t. \\ - as> 2 lVop -t s \ meeting S unday at fl.lo in tl;r U-eture Kix n i!. c: ., n^ rr ^ -atioi! ai Cimrcli. Kev. Til. Douglas , j ia s i or. ? u: i i!av servjee > at 1» .13 i . .M.. and 7-30 1 - . M. Sund ay School ^ .1\ . a. > i . V- 1\ . C- E. S., t . i . r > I\ . M. Wednesday evrain ^ prayer meetin g 7.« l: JI. St. A' -:i ' s Fro>!. -stant E v - . i-val ' Churcli. Kev. J. 11. Fre > cott . Kee t or. i' e «> i u tills ehure b are fre e. All are welcome. Su:;dav x-rvices at 10:4. \ > A- l! - audT:4 i l' . M. Sunday Sehool < • - . ! :. A-il. I> u U. i ; I J e ' on ned . U rcfnville. Kev. Jeau S. frousaz : servi c e i - .W A. M. . ^ . ifl I\ . M. . in ttie l >ul i - :i la t itfua g e : o^u-r; ; 7 iu En g li > li. Sunday S^ - Ji i X j ) session 3. 4o. Town Officials. Cliarles <;. Sands . S n i ^ rvisor. Islip. Via . F. Lcc S u-e. Town ClerK. Savville. J u-ti . 'e* of the l ' e ae c —C li ar l es T. St i x i ng. Sa y- ville. Charl-- C. Sr uitl! . Isljn. Selh K. Halt. iiav Shore, lieo. F. V T al' cr BrcutwcK.nl. Ad v ertising is tne oil icncn the tradesm a n f imt in their lamps. They that are vnyrit * p ^ t Tt O ail in. S ti35 ^ K i ir-posf. Mlgcollan eou s. A N DREW HEYMA 2 ? , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR , rAxesoavx. S. Y. Sir n u a Tcxs e at. . J OSEPH WOOD , AT T OLNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT UW 71 Bboadwat , Sew Yo be . At Say r ille on Sat u rdays. ROBERT NUNNS 00I OT A 0T0R & BUILDER , SAYYILLE , L. 1. Carpenter Wort of e r ery description neatjy and nromptlyattended to. JN0 Z. O'BRIEN , \ - CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR GREEN ' S BUILDING. Main Stre et , - - S ayville , L. 1 I. H. GREEN , JR. ARCHITECT , QEEES IS BCILDIS fl . M AIN STEEET. S A 1 V1LLS Xj . X. •W A L F. L EOLUSE , SAYVIL LE, Hasfi &ctcrer and dealer in fin a HA R NESS Of all kinds : Hone-Boots , Wnips . Blant e ti . S neet f , St? Se tt , &e. Harneii from « a o np. My sin j le and donbU Farm Harness cant ba beat. Special a tt a ntt n i t l r ga to repairing. ^^^ COAL I _ COAL ! C 2S T i A T,T)BICHi D S ALEK or WiKe. Sad-Aab and Lcnlgh CoaL Fopola* tpde o smle. Coal and Wood deliver*! ta am part at the TillaBe ortoini. - if a o d taws* and sput when desired Za r tf ml QSa t UaiB8 t . SarrfIta. C.F. Smi th , V.S., Outcl iopue. LI . AUCTIONEER. San e s Bos ff ifi 3 ' an d Sd a w te d >^^^^^ SSssk ^^^ i ?S a 5^^^ * - c7- -C t^^^^^Ss^ S l - ' roiii oiirot v n t' i)n - e. s|> oii(lcii t. i M r s. Wil j oii ' .s liou s e is full of visitors. Mi>s Eieela Norton, is visiting ;it Thomas Smith' s. > A. It. Norton ' s ho t isef t ill of bo.ii - . l - urs are about gone. j Mr. Morton is still on tho sick li. -t , ' ¦ ¦ beiiiL; unable lo dress himself. The workin g eliililris n wont for a ride to Port Jefferson last week. j Miss Annie Johnson , from the Xnt- iii e>; State was with us last Sabbath. ! Two persons were bap f zed and en- _ te red the thurch last fund ay—Len Osbone ^ nd Geo. Eli z ebow , : Miss Amelia Ellzeb o w , who is learn- ing the milliner ' s trcde at l ' ovt Jeffer- j son , is horns for a w( ek. i • i Novel Inventions of 18S7. An air pump to force oil from a tank oil tl ' ¦ shi p over a stormy sea. A I x ulaon which carries a lightning rod hi g h in tho air over ;m oil tank. A church pew that looks lii;o a pew , but has e o inf o rtablo arm chair.* within, A monster bicycle , with p laces for two num in a basket swung below tho ask 1 , who opor- j ato tho machino with levers geared to tho ' axle. 'A combined kitchen ventilator and clock winder , being a dovico for connecting tho ventilator wheels , commonl y placed in windows with tho family clock. A new gun \Y J tU a battery in stock and cartridges which Uavo coils ot p latinum wires where the cap is; pressing tho trigger connects tho coil with tho battery. An electric boot blacking ma- chine , in which a brush is rapidly revolved iu a non-rotating handle; the whirling brush brings tho shino iu 0110-tenth tho time o£ tho old vibratory elbow method. A rubber fun- ucl which may bo fitted over tho head , W3 owl up, so . as to enclose the h ^ p whi j o \\\ § bai ber shampoos a cus t omer , a tu be hangs dqu n behind , so as to cairy away t ho suds , whale 0 hose for flushing out the ban - , funnel e\ ^ ti ^ i ii t o^ f d : - - ^f c ^^ ' nm t! tit t. ^ - . ¦w- ^ Y J. ^ * -%L * t v ^ . Seidell Ke - ad the following: Mr. t ' . H. Mum- . Ne wark. Ark., says . \Was down with Abscess of Lungs , and f 1 iends and phy- si c ians pronounced me an Incurabl e Consumptive. Began taking Dr. Kin gs New Discovery for Consumption , am now on my third bottle , and able t o oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made. \ Jesse .Uiddiewavt , I W i aiur. Ohio , ' says: \Had it no t been for Dr. lung s New Discovery for Consumption I j would have died of Lung Trouble s . | Was g iv e n up b y doctors. Am now in , best ot health. \ Try it. Samp le bottles [ free at t ! . J. Klaassen ' s Drng S t ore. is Consumption 1 ik. - iii -j iIi U - ' . '
