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$fc e £ uffolfc Co tmtu geu tf aAY VIIA E , LOXG ISLAXD SATURDAY , A ugus t 11 , * SS s Tie News is the ottli j pcper p ublished in S a i / rill e . In its general circulation it 16 safe to say that it is read by more than 4 , 000 p e op le iceekl y. It i s , there- fore , a eery prof itable advertising medi- am. E XTRA COPIES OF THE \SEWS \ CAS BE VHOCCKED AT Kanert ' s Ne wsroom Sayville Slsasseu ' s Bras Store Sayville A SOCl i l. EEV1EW C F THE WEE!i ' ^ E VE N TS IS A LIVE VILLA G E. — T ry Z\Iorrell' s pure ice cream. —Base hill rrame this afternoon. —Patent Medicines at Putnam ' s Pharmacy. —The real estate market is a trifle cull at present. —See notice \ clerk wanted. \ by Francis Ger b er. — \California Deteciive ' ai Columbia Kail Monday evenin g. Mr. Clemence DeVrees , of Xew York, is visiting relatives in town. —The fair of St. Anns church will be hel d Au g ust 17 and 1? , at the Uec- to ry. —A letter from the Rev. Dr. Tal- mage will be found on the last p a . ^ e of this paper. —Miss Rosa 3/evers. a clerk in Hau- ser s bakerv . is off duty on account of illness. —Remember , you can have all silver- ware purchased of K. E. A; I. C. Alb i n , the jewellers, en g raved free of charge. —Landlord Koike , of the Foster House, draws the ribbons over a fast- st e pper recentl y purchased in the Coun- ty. —If you desire a refreshing summer drink, free from alcohol, try a \ milk -hake \' made b y Worth, the \ vegetari- an. \ —Miss Julia X auert. sister of our popular and wide-a-wake statione r , is visitin g in town, as tat guest of Mrs. Isaac Howell . —Sayviiiites call the attention of ~ :ranirer= to the handsome and impos- ing cupola ou the new School house and exclaim: \ How is that for high? ' —The Cor.giecationai S. S. will hol d a p icnic at Payne ' s Grove. Bayport next Thursday. Preparation are being made for a most enjoyable time. —Owners of dead letters at the post- - \ nice should call and get them, as they are likel y to spoil this hot weather and make trouble for the health board . —Shop lifters are causing some of : ur merchants much trouble and an- n yam e. A pair of | \in:s and a pound of butter were among the article; tak- en recent! v . —Lost. — An Aaibtr segar holder -it her in Sayville or Bayporf. Valued a- 1 gift. Finder will be suitabl y re- wa rded b y returning the same to Ken- sington Hotel. Sayville. —Foreman Han s er has called a spec- ial meeting of the Sayriile Hook i\ Ladder Co.. for the purpose of making arrangements for the Sag Harbor Tournament. See notice. —Pug ilist John L. Sullivan passed throug h Sayville by tram one day this week. He was bound east , to < -j o into training for his S 2-T» . < »? ii ir ht. and the champ ionshi p belt .) with Kilrain. —If a man can keep his good temper r - inall y balanced under all circumstan- ces , such weather as this , you will probably ;;nd rudimentary wings grow ing just under that man ' s scapula. —The familiar and es citing whistle of the pretty >iuail now tingles tie ear • - ¦ - : ' - - - ? . ~ r :oui sportsmen. As we write ti e shrill whistle is waited throug h c ii: . a ri' -tum window from the distant —An unwcild y -h w kin g bear, accom- panied b y a man with a buii ^ ay-like voice , i i ave unsi g htly and unprofitable exhibitions on our streets last Wednes- day. These brut al exhibits are a nuis- ance and should be prohibited , as they onlv serve to frig hten horses , and real- Iv come under the head of cruelty to aminal ^ . —A pariv oi ei g hteen , members oi ;r:e Brooklyn Dram atic Club, are stop- p in g at the Deane Villa, p hotograp h- er O'Brien secured them in a gi oup the other day. and the p icture is quite immense. \ Yellow Jacket. \ was in the ~ ro * d looking as sweet as when •• tak- ing ti ps ' trom the \ j ockey caps \ at -:h e grand - t a u d on the base ball g rounds. — A i : - sr ai. school ilEETiSw. —iiie j annual school m eetin g for district No. • 4 . Town of Islip. X. Y.. will be held in the old school buildijg. m the village of Sayville , Tues day, Aug. 2$th. 3 SSS , at 7 o ' clock p. m. for the appropriating !if money for school purposes , electing iiflicer i . and transa c ting any other busi- n ess that may p i ope t l y coma before the meeting. \ X. B— Th e subject of how to dispose of the old school house £s d grounds will als s come before the jneeiing. —Bs ooEi.fi> - Ao i is ii Savville. — Th e Bro o kl yn Dramatic So c iety base- ball team , after much trouble , has suc- ceeded in arrang ing a game with the ; Savville Club- The latter has a good j - eio i d and was aft aid of spoiling it , ^ ni n eeded much urging b ef o r e it i rould a c cept the ehali s nge of the Dra- p j ajic Club. The latter is composed of prominent young men in tbi $ city and. of course , all can p lay ball. It intends g iving th e rural youths a few points on next Saturday, on which\ date the match will be p layed. The contest pe can at Sayville, and a big delegation c fB rookl yc ' pso ^ lG will go down to the pleasant summer resort lo zea thei r Sl avonics win. —[ S . Y. \V T or i d . —The R ett b lica x Baxxeb Eaisisg. > j- 0 £ eT£n the elemen t s w ere proof a g ainst the success of a Republican f a nn e r raising in Saynlle. Last batnr- iay erening a large crowd of citizens c ongregate d in the village square , notwithstanding the threatening aspect pi th » weather, to witness the ^ e ptib- i icaa bana s r raising and to listen to a =peecb from the Hon , James R. Magic of Illinois. A p l atform tastil y trimmed i v itb bun ting h a d beea erected near Jsdlicka ' s store , and President O'Brien , oii h a South Side R e publican Club, sent the banner afloat ai a j d the cheers of the multitude and ad s play of fire- w orks. It was then announced that •the Hi eating woul d adjourn to Colum- bia Hall , ^ her e ->lr. Mag ie deliv e red ine a adres s of ihe evening. It was a lo g ical , pointed speech , l ^ tened to throug hout with the closest atten tion , i X tb&ug h. the heat in the hall was al- g j a st, •nsufferable , and hea y en ' s artill- ery was putting in its heaviest battery •work at ti mes. The afair was a sne- ix$s , however , and the EepaWkans cf Sayriile are to be congratulated upon their kndf tfalft efforts. SAYVILLE 15KEVITIES. —It is said that a certain quartette of city \ bloods , \ (male and female ,) stopp ing in tnis village, indul ge in the rakish pastime of exchang ing garments. Some men look well in female apparel . —Brookhaven Lod ge I. 0. G. T., of Patehogue. will g i ve a grand picnic fo .Manhattan Beach , A ugust 1*3. Tick- ets for the round trip, have been p laced at the very low price of SI.50. This is an excellent opportunity for our peop le to visit the celebrated resort. — See adv. —Mr. Geo. H. Bailey, formerly fo re- man of The News oiiiee , bu t now lo- cated in New York, paid a living visit to Sayville last Tuesday. He is in good health, and appeared to enjoy his visit among old friends. He expressed sur- prise and gratification at the man}\ im- provements in the ofiice of The News. —A party of visitors failed to con- nect with the depot s ' age last Monday, but Mr. John Noe. a clerk in Cohen ' s store, who was appealed to , responded in his usual accommodating manner , and the belated peop le were hustled in- to the grocery wagon and t i ansported to the train \on time. \ —Bell rin gers Thursday night. —Gum chewing is all the rage. —Pr escri ptions carefully compound- ed at Putnam ' s Pha rmacy. —Mr. J. B. Goodman , o f New York , was in this vill age on Friday iast . —The S ag Harbor firemen ' s tourna- ment will occur Se pt. 4. Sayville will be represented. —Miss Georg ie Danes , of New York , formerly of this village , is visiting her aunt , Mrs. Smi th , the milliner. —Brookl yn w iil endeavor to \down \ Sayriile to-d ay (Saturday,) in a game of base ball. The battle will open at o o ' clock p. m. —A party of Congregational people engaged a sail to Capt. W . J. Terry ' s fish f actory one day this week , and a g lorious time was enjoyed b y al l. —Mr. Isaac Bedell, while at work on the school house, recentl y, was struck on the forehead b y a p iece of timber. — It was quite a narrow escape from seri- ous injury. —G eorge Asbb y i s building an ele- gant mantle for Nunn ' s n ew house. — George is the man who can do it- He has also finished a fine kitchen-dresser for Capt. Harry Richmond: —The following persons were regis- tered at the Foster House during the week : A. C. Sears. Mr. Dexter, wife , and two children , lbooklvn. H. H. Posen. P. J. Mark , D. Buckley. New- York. Henrv Powel , Geo. W . Adams , W . N. DeL yre , Geo. W . Terry, A. C. Lane. Hempstead. J.Murp h y, Sarato- ga. ZT dward Larenthall . Saratoga. —The fair of St. Ann ' s Church will take p lace at the rectory. Aug .17 and 18 at which, there will 1e - for sale fancy ar ticles, bric-a-brac , needlework , pain t- ings , water-colors , p laques and many other articles . Do not fail to come. Admission 25 cents. Including cake and ice-cream . Music bv Savville Brass Band. — Base Ball - —The third game was played on Saturday last at Is l ip, be- tween the . ^ \ ayvilles and Baby lons. Quite a large crowd witnessed the in- teresting eyent- The S' ayvil l es won b y a score of 12 to 4. thus winning two games out of three . On Thursday last Sayville encountered the Bay >hore Club and came off victorious b y a re- cord of - r > to 0 Saturday (to-day.) at o p. m.the Sayvilles will p lay the Brookl yn Dramatics , and an exciting game is anticipated. A full report of the contest wiil appear in our next issue . —CoXGKEUATIOXAL Cl t t T ECH: Iv C V. Th. Doug las, the t-jastor , will preach on Sunday morning and evening. Sub- ject for morning. \The Battle on the J/ountain and in the Valley. \ Evening, \The Power of Little Things. \ .... Vesper service in the evening also. ... Wednesday ni g ht prayer meeting The following is th e order of Ves- per Service : • irg s a Pr« s l - d« Mozart Hymn . \Enter ing in at the Gate? . \ Prayer. An them \I will Praise Thee. \ Dnet and Chora? \Jes O s Guide Me. '' Scri p ture l e adings . Soprano Solo \Th y Will be Done. \ H ymn Selected Offertor y Batiste Sermon. Anthem.. . It is a good thing to gi v a Thank?. Or gan iPostlnde S e lected — W nE i ' .t I s Utopia? —Since estab- lishing the. above department , the ques- tion is often asked us: '-Where is Uto- p ia? \ one gentleman even going so far as to state that he had resided on Long Island for twenty years , and he 'd be hanged if he ever heard of Utop ia be- fore : It is a p lace that the editor of The News visi t s during his leisure hours ; a p lace where the spirit moves him to soar above p icket-fence itenu , dry, hard facts and free puffs , We own a summer residence there , beside a trotter and a yacht. Sir Thomas Moore once said that Utop ia was equivalent to Nowhere. It is the abode of a happ j society, which , in virtue of its wise organization snJ leg islation , is f ree from the barrassi n g cares , inordi- nate desires, and customary miseries of mankind. All the great changes of the world hare to pass tbrou g h a Utopian phase. The News is the onl y news- paper known t o have g iven a s p eci a l department to Utop ia. It was.a happy thou giH and it prove; to be quite po- pular. — Beware of The Cat Boat. —We commend the following rrom the pen of a well known writer to the unfor- tunates who were capsized off Seaside Park \ v fe dn ^ sday : \The sing le bi g sail of a catboat is peculiarly dangerous when she is running dead before a fresh breeze . Have you ever noti ced how she rolls w hen in that position ? Well , an j - one of those downward lurches is liable to throw the end of the heavy boom so deep into a wave that the boat is tri pped up and capjiied befare yon can realize what is. happening ! At th e sam e time , any on e of those upward lif ts is lia b l e to stand t h e boom on e nd alongside of the mast. The sail whi ps around the tall stick in the most maddening fashion , the young sailor in charg e of the boat is unable to gain control of it , and v/j tb the n ext heave of the the sea or blast of ' wind over goes the unmanageable craft , l eaving its occupants to swim for their lives . Again , the sing l e sail o f a catbo a t of a ny s i z e is s o po werf ul that its sheet m ust be b e l a y e d w ith s e ve r al tu r n s in order to secure it in a livel y breeze. While thus fastened it is very likel y to become j ammed in the clear , in which eas e the result of a s udden squall would be alm ost certafn disaster. — A catboat is a fine , hand y craft for skiled boatmen , bu * . I would as soon g ive an inexperienced boy who had never been on horseback in his life an unbroken c o]t to ride as to put him in a catboat\ —TBrid geportEvening Post B ucMen ' s Arn ica Salve The Best Salve in the world for Cui3 , Brp i3es. Sores , Dicers , Salt Rheum , F ever Sore i . t etter , Chapped Han ds. Chilblains Corns , and all Skin Erup- tions , and positivel y cures Piles , or no pay r equired- It is guaranteed to g ive perfect satisfaction , or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Por satie ty G J.Klaasse n . l ? ti Theatre Co., J. B. Aldndge s manager and proprietor , will g ive three of their popular entertainments in Columbia Hall , opening Monday evening, Au g. 1\ > . in the greatest play ever written entitled , \The Califonni a Detective. \' Other popular p lay s will be rendered Tuesday and Wednesday evening. — Popular prices. ** —To-morrow morning (Sundav ,) the Rev. T. D. Lit tie wood , o f the Metho- dist Church , will deliver a sermon on the death of gallant little Phil. Sheri- dan , whose famous Winchester ride is one of the most patriotic events of war hi story. Mr. Littlewood is an able pre acher, having the faculty of pre senting truths and biogra p h y in a suc- cinct , forceful and interesting manner. His sermon on Sheriden will be well worth listening to. —M. E.C hurch , K ev. Thos. I) . Littl e- wood pastor. Will preach a sermon in the morning at 10:30 a. m., on the death of General Phili p H. Sheriden. There w ill be preaching service in the evening at 7:30 p. m., preceeded b y the usual service of song. Sabbath school at 2:30 p. in. Young Peop le ' s meeting at ti:30 p. in. Class meeting Sunday morning, 9:30 a. m.. and Tuesday even- ing at 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at quarter to S p. i n. All are invited . Come and welcome to all the services. Seats of this church are all free. Ad vice t < > Mothe k s. —Are you dis- turbed at ni ght and broken of your rest b y a sick child suffering and cry- ing with pain of Cutting T eeth ? If so send at once and get a bottle of Mns. Wisslow ' s SooTi t ixt; Svnup von Chil d - i' .f.x Teething. Its value is incalcul- able. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediatel y. De pend upon it. mothers ; there is no mistake about it. It cures D ysentery and biarrhtva , regulates the Stomach and Bowels . cures wind colic, softens the gums , reduces infl ammation, and gives tone and ener- gy to the whole syetem. Mns . Wi x s ' - low ' s Soothing S v r.rr ro i t Childi i ex Teethi.s c ! is p leasant to the taste and is the prescri ption of one of the oldest and best female nurses and p h ysicians in th e United States, and is for sale b y a l l drugg ists throug hout the wo rld. Price twenty-five cents a bottle. M. E. Sr xr> .\v School Picnic —Nine stage loads of the children belong ing to the Sabbath School of the M. E. Church of this place , went on their annual excursion , last Thursday, to a place called S -v an River , which is situ- ated , east of Patehogue. They were wedged in like sardines in a sardine box , there weie so man}- of them . The da\- was sp lendid , and the children had a happy time ot it , rousing the peop le on the way with their toot-horns , which some of the boys had brought, with them , and with their merry shouts , and sing ing as they passed along. Bay- port , Blue Point , and Patchogue,seemed alive with peop le , who were anxious to see what was going on , coming to the doors , and windows , and out into the streets, responding in Chatauqua fashion, to the greetings which thev l eceived. The children had a good time of it in greeting the older folks , and so did the older folks seem to have , in greeting them. The grove reached , refreshments were first in order , and out came the baskets of p rovisi o n s , in all directions , the contents of which , after being spread out on the ground , very quickl y disappeared. Then came towing on the river, with other amuse- ments , and subsequentl y, the eating of watermelons , ice cream , and so on , which seemed to about finish up the enjoyments of the day. B y live o clock , after a delightful time of it , the chil- dren were safe home again. Superin- tendents Brown and Nauert , did sp l en- didly in their management of the pic- nic. T he stage drivers are also deserv- in g of mention , for the very satisfac- tory way in which they did their work. ** 1 use Mox i e regularl y in my family and p r actice , I find all that is claimed for it to be t rue. I b a lie ve it to be harm- less and 1 am surprised at the remark- able results obtained . W. G. Hawkes , M. D. N ote : Dr. Hawkes is a leading professor in one of the great colleges in the Northwest , and a leading p h y- sician in Chicago. He re sjdes at 241 Dearborn Ave., Chicago , Illinois. His statement is voluntary. For sale at G e rber ' s. —Geo . W. Cl ock , V. S - . Isli p. —Pure Drugs and Medicines , at Put- nam ' s Pharmacy. —Workin g shoes , all calf , f or onl y S3 at Allmendinger ' s , Cand ee ave. —Order your ice cream ahead , in order to a void disappointment. Wilbur F. Morr ell. —N est week we shall publish a . ett e' - from Kev. Dr. Talmage entitled 'J/emories from Eng land. \ —As will be seen by our Bayshore correspondent , th e In d i a ns a re h a ving a sorry time of it at that pla ce. —W m. Bason , of this village , was the delegate to the Suffolk Co. fire- mens Association at Kiverhead. — \Wm. Harris , catcher for the Say- ville Club , and Drummer A. D. Haw - kins , indul ged in a foot race last Wed- nesday. Mr. Harris , won the race. — The well-known drummer is veiy fleet of foot , however, and was not badl y worsted by his athletic opponent. —A H empstead yachting part y c om- posed of Henr j - Powell (of the firm of Cooper A- Powell.) George W . Adams , Wm. N. L>eN yse and Geo. W . T erry , left Freeport last Monday morning, en route for the Hamptons , in the yacht \Pioneer. \ The agreeable quartette spent Monday ni g ht at the Foster Hous e. \ ** — Coming Back. —The Windsor —The beach r esorts are fairly well patronized this summer. —D o not fail to attend the Odd Fel- lows ' excursion to Manhattan beac h. —The clam b ake at Oak Rid ge pa- vilion given by Capt. John Treadwell Green , last Saturday, was a decided success. —At th e second election of officers in S a yvill e Lodge , 1. 0. 0. F., W ood- hull Kapnor was elected Vice Grand. Th e first election was illegally held throu g h a misunderstanding. —Meetin g of the W. C. T. U., at he ad-quarters Tuesday afternoon , Au g. 14th , at 3 o ' clock. All ladies interested in th e work will be cordiall y wel comed. L. S. Pieks on. Cor. Secretar y . —The Hotchkin Bell Kingers will again visit S ayville next Thursday ev- ening, the pr oceeds to be , as before , for t he benefit of St. Ann ' s Sunday School. The people were so wel l p leased with them ,that they have be en requested to come again. Don ' t fail to see them at Columbia H al l o u Thursday evening ' Bayport From our own correspondent. The Bayport Bottling Co. is doing a thriving business . Mrs. Chappell , of Chic ag o , sister of the l ate M rs. Hayes , is still stopp ing in B ayport. C ol. J. W. Meeks has very generous- l y donated his large alli gator to the C atholic fair at Patehogue. The bop at Kroll' s last Thursday evening was a grand success. The next one will be g iven August 23. A pool table and a pair of patent leather boots , owned b y J as. Wagner , will be raffled for at SI a chance. The boots are valued at S14. Alanson E. llallack , the carriage manufacture r of Smitbtow n , was in the village Wednesday . He is a f re- quent visitor to these parts. The house l ocated between C. Kroli' s an d ^ ' n edicor it Smith ' s, formerl y oc- cup ied b y Patrick Sullivan , will be fit- ted up b y Mr. Kroli as a barber shop. Mr. Willi e Smith of the firm of Smith Grey it Co.. the noted clothier , of Brooklyn , who has Hearts ' Ease Cottage for the summer, is an amateur p hotograp her , aud exe i rised his talents on the famil y one day, recentl y, secur- in a very good group picture. Among those stopnjng at the Bay- port House are: Miss Louisa Keitang, Miss Rose Gaston , (bryer in Ehret s lace department , N. x ' Stephen Hicks. Mrs. L. A. Kogers \ . \V. P ost and fam- ily, Brooklyn: B.N. Cole , Brooklyn Bicvcle Club , A. E. El ger. Thos. Bovlcs , J r., \ N. Y. A \corner \ in fish was threatened on Wednesday last when Mr. George McKee and family went on the bay for a day ' s sport. The party captured a fine moss of bouncing blues , and re- turned in a half famished condition , but Prince John was equal to their ap- petites. Among the arrivals at Freeman ' s Hotel , we note the following: Mrs. and Miss Meins chein , Robe rt Mei nsehein , Paul Kr e y ling, Miss Lizzie Kreling , Miss Emma Langenbahn , Edwin Se- gar , Emil Ca - sa r, Mr. and Mrs. Goe- thke , all of New Y ' ork , and Mi ss Rosie Herbert , of Newark. ' 1 he parlor of the Bayport House is embellished with an elegant rolling desk of the latest, and richest pattern, the g ift of Mr. Geo. McKee , who has bee n a patron of the houso for the past five season. He is vice president of the concern which manufactures the desks above referred to. Fifty-two years ago the Edwards family fi ] ' =t landed on Staten Island. The father of all located in Bayport , and his de s cendants are among the H i bbards , MooreV , etc. The 52d ' anni- versary was celebrated by g iving a dinner at the Bayport House , Au< * . 0. A royal > * o<yl fane was the result. Edit or Xt irs : —Allow me to suggest that Mr. Isaac Bedell , who sued Mr. John Newton for driving a lame horse , t ake his numerous stock and pasture them in Brown ' s Creek. He can drive them ri g ht in th e water because they are so full of wind it will take th em a long time to fill up on oats. Hugh Mane. JERSEY BULL l For Sale , LORILLARD S STOCK Apply to ROBERT MEYER , larm ot E. K. Wilbur. 8.iyville , I, 1. 21 Id ' . ' , R.E.&I. C. Albin , Watctai a to e and Jewelers , Jdd £ £c & Blo ck , Main Street , Sayville L I. C dPR epairin g in al} ^ ranches. Satisfaction guaranteed. R E. & I. C. ALBIN. The News has a la rger circulation in Baby- lon than any other paper publishe d outside of thai place. THE XEWS is for sala by Mr. Edward Le s singer , at his y e ws and Confec- tioner; / Store , Deer Park ave. OUR KEIGH , B 0K HT THE SEA—SPICY VOTES AXD COMMENT S. From our own Corresponde n t. Huyler ' s Confectionery, fresh every week at Fletcher ' s drug store. For a go od meal go to Hall' s. Have your prescri pti ons put up per- sonal l y by Fletcher , For a lucky numb er send , *2 l?3 or § 5 to box 225 , Bab y lon , L. I. ** For \ vari gated\ base ball reports , commend us to the Brookl yn Tii t u - s . Rowdyism is sometimes displayed in cit y journalism as well as in country ball play in g. Geo. M. Owen, of Greciipoint , and Minnie L.Cummin , formerly of Bab y- lon were married Jul y 28th. Eu gene Fishel has none to the Adi- rondacksfor a few week' s re s pite ,where his wi fe is .sojourning. Capt. Carl Jackson , of ili e pleasure steam ya cht Jean , was in town , S' at- nrday . The boat is at Newark , N. J. The Young Coachmen ' s Association ' s ball , which was held at Washington Hall on Wednesday evening was well attended. r /-That \ cool §100\ mentioned in the Time* is decidedl y rich! The writer of that article must have been alllicted with a \ball. \ John S. Heath , f o rmerl y of this p lace , died at Summit , X. -) ., on Tues- day, of consumption. He was well known here , and was a clerk in a ding stor e at one time. It must be that our good , nalured an d wide- .i-wake stationer, Mr. Hen. Woo d , is going into the clothing busi- ness , as he wa» overheard recentl y negotiating with a newspaper man for the purchase of his coat. Choice Perfumes at Vletchcr ' s. A Jury was summoned from Amity- ville. on Saturday last in the case of the People against Rev. Jas. C. Hume , for assault upon Beekinan Bergen , and they rendered a verdict of guilty and fin ed Hume ? 25 and costs. The rooms p f the l iepiiblicnn Club in the Fisliel Block have been taste- full y furnished and arc now open every cvening to tlio public. It is rumored that a beautiful banner will bo swung to the breeze soon. A I Viiik. - v ,Sm.i ; ,bl« wrt s licld at the L. S. 8., this week and a grand time was had . Quite a number were present from Oak ls i aml . Mr< . U. K. Arnold secured first prize ami Miss Lizzie Hub- bard the second prize. A collation was served and all agreed it was u very en- joyabl e affair. M r. l' l - ank H. .Shannon , formerly a gardner for Mr. Cutting has had a magnificient ni ght blooming cere tt- on exhibition in I'letcltu ' s p harmacy for severa l days . It attracted uniTcisal attention ' as it is one of the tallest and handsomest specimens ever sorc ud be fore the peop le in all bs uiory. Sun- day ni g ht t l ie street fronting Fletcher ' s drug i toie wari packed to witness the fascinating developments of the buds. Nineteen beautiful (lowers appeared b efore the admiring vision of the in- terested multitude. On Saturday , Sun- day and Monday evenings , people be- gan to congregate at du<k , and patient- ly watched the rare phenomenon un- til 10 o ' clock and later. Tho fragrance diffused in the store was swecte \ than all the perfumes combined. Mr. Shan- non was ntt' eiL -d S>o0 fur liis pi W . I;ii , f refused to sell. ^ Call and sec those importe d Jersey Undervests for ladies—white and col- ored at Chasmars. Pnre Wines and Li quors atFletcher ' s Art Embroidery M aterials at Chas- mars. Babylon News . De p artment Clerk Wante d. Oii« H - l»> fli'>n»ii«liiy iiiidfi'staiiils the crocerv an d Dry < - uoil . s Business. Must In- a single man not unde r twenty years of ap\ and must lurui-li the very lK ' s ' of ivlleivnees N \i ethers 'leed ap- ply flood salary to the r ij :lit ' mail, k im x cis (iKinti' .i:, Sayville , !. . i. Special Meeting There will lie a special meetin g of the Sayville Hoo k and Ladder Co., at their truck li n use. on Saturday , Aii y iut 11. at s o ' clock 1' . M By order u[ Ji. 'Lit's IIalski s . Foreman. Jo u . v ' A. O'il u iE. v . S ecretary. Ho l For Manhattan Seach. Brookhaven Lcd f j e Xo. K) , I. < i . ( » , p., 0 f Pateho gue , will have an EXCURSION MANHATTAN BEACH OS Tk;ir g flay, Aug.Kv 88. Tuiiu wiil leave Pate hogue Depot at 8 o ' clocA- A. m., sto iu i in g at Sayville , Islip and Babylon. Leaving Manhattan Beach at 10 p. m. Tickets , - & 1.5 Q . To Rent , For Sale , Etc For Sale. A party K oing away will sell a e o od horse ort ' l ' i \' 1 \ 1 ' 0 ' at \\ • ' - v< - ' « - ' «lliam ifo w e , i t a ' y- Well Di c ing, The undersi g ned is prepared to do we l ldieeini: and eleanin};, at r easonable rales Orders will J *! \ >K . i \\ T \e t auenlion. John Mrtiit.wv , F o und. In the C.rea l South Bay. a seow. The owner can have the same b y payin g for trouble and t ins ail. Iniiuire of J , Bloom , Sayville, U. I. For Sale Cheap. Schooner Mary Wood. Will accept any re n - Bona ble oiler, o . W. YAk h is c t o n , Savviile 1- 1- i r . o i i Lost or Stolen. A Silver Huntliu: Case Delalched Levi r. Key Windini! Watch of Ho l ers & On., make. Ko. l ' . ' . ' K7. A sui t abl nil will lie j , ' •• the return of the sum . ...i . mi iiuestioiis ... keil Ca ll at the Xkivs ofUce. Assessor ' s N o ti c e. Notice is hereby g iven that the Assessors ot the Town of Islip, County o f Suffolk , and S tate of xew York , l i ;iv& c o mpleted their Assessment Ka il (or the present year and that a copy there- o f is left with. HAFF & EASTMAN , At their store in the village of Islip, where the same ma y he seen and examined b y any of the inhabitants of said town ilur i iiK \ tweiilv il u vs from the date of this notice , anil th iU the said Assessors w ill meet at Town Hall , in sa id town, on TUESDAY , AUGUST 22 , 1888 , between the hours of 2 and r> V. M „ to review the ir assessment on the application u( h i iv per- son conce ivin g himself aggrieved. Dated August 1s t , isss . W . S. V ( 5(.SO« , i v . ft Bv m k, - A ssessors. 1, S . i S KKPICOU. Jit . \ Notice. The undersigned bog leave to infiirm the Pub ' He that lie is prepared to do all work on the F arm , Garden or Lawn by Die day. Any <-i)e wishing my services will p lease le;,yv, il e tr or- ders for me at the store ot V\ . iiurber. S via ' ks- trk Nichol, Sayvilio. Mrs. Xieliol Is also pre- ared to -io all kinds of n laln sewing. FOR THE LMD H ullf ! AND The Lowest Pr i ces !! # !II ? at€l STO B & \ \^ ^ Sad , Oh , so Sad ! Onl y Five Weeks More to Live ,, and so Yotii m ! Who will Attend the Fune r a l ? When we commenced biwiue s s at the Grami C entral , one of Say vine ' s most s um - ss f u l m e wli - int ? prophesied that we woul d live in a business sense], .just six mouths. In <i ve ? w,. \ l s the St ^v i es m the awful predictions of this would-be Prophet are to be lullil l ed , we ,„u,t be s tU oi S elves lor t he rem J , ing time allotted u s. Our friend* and the Public generally, have tr eated us with so ,u , ib \ t a y , t ^ t l e Jays gone b y that we have been lead to hope that we might be permitted to stay a little lon - er but no ' the Proclamation has been issue d , the edict has gone forth , and we mus t succumb to the inevitable. Friends will Please Omit Flowers. Speaking of the kindness of tiie Publi c [we mean thcir ' kii u liies.s in tradiu\ with usl for thev hav - traded with us , and pre t ty generally, too , for during the past live mouths * \ We hav e sold more Goods than any other store in Sayville, fV, J f, X 0n % 7 i8l r - * ? ?? ' » * ^^ atemen t , we mo st respectfull y refer them to the Lo.ig Islo.id Kailrond Los books. The fr eight bills w . ll tell the story . This fact will probably surprise a great many , in fact we have been surprised ourselves , for we have actuall y m ade mote money than we oxi ^- ted to in the whole SS : b „ 8 ' 8 f ° , lor S 6 » ^ t live weeks (and if permitted a li ttle longer), we will se ll the same .j ualifv of goods st 10 per cent, less than any prices quoted by other stores. ' ' ° We Shall also keep on Hand our Ke gu lar Line or First Quality Goods. Owing to the steady increase in trade , we have been obli ged to put on another Horse ami Wa-,,,, Inak. l \ g S f l u a h an £ ' ? T ttVC alS ? tt l de , d l ° - 0Ur force 0t ' clerks - °\ e of ' our M « \«<- 'S ' * P rompt D elivery I bte Public First , La st and all the tune. * ' '•What ' s the Matter with the Grand Central . \\ \That ' s all r i ght. \' G- R- A-N-D O-B-N-T-R-A-L . i$^^ F & ir Ssl • lioom • ' Ah : Beaeon S to8i c IPcuF :m » Northpor t , L. I. [Eaton ' s Neck. ] One hundred and twenty-five Ho t ul ofHolstein Fries inn and Jersey cattle. -10 Berkshire breeding Sows . If you v ^ u t f tlio choicest breeding stock at low prices , order in Jul y and Au g ust ' J C. II. SCHMIDT , Snpt. , ROGERS ' RESTAURANT , H. T. ROGERS , Pro p rietor , Adj our ning tne Grand C entr al . First-class in every particular. Choice Confections , Choco- lates Bon Bans , FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. Pure Ice Cream with the accent on the Cream. Families supp lied . N OW OPE N ! New S t o r e ! NEW GOODS ! House Furnishin g Goods ! C. F. Butterfi eld , <lesi« ? s to respectfully inform the inhabitants of S ayv ille and vicinity that lie has opened a store in RJYNOR ' S BLOCK , MAIN ST., SAVVILLE , L. I. with a new aud complete line of Household Goods , such as Crockery. Glassware , Tin , Wood and Willow Ware , Stoves , Eanges , Oil Stoves, Lamps , Lamp Wicks , OU Stove Wicks , etc ., e t$. I have established a Kerosen e Route , an d will make weekly rounds serving customers w ith the new ^ lectric OU , W arrantei 150 Test. The safest and the best In the Market. No , smoke l No t me U l Reserve your orders and give tt atrial.
