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Hot els. P EAEL HOUSE , F. R. Skixseb Propriator i SAYVILLE. Goo d table. Seat , air y rooms- Moderatesrates oy fie day or week. Transieat and neimaBent boa rders solicited. Special lce as unodia o as fat sports men . 6SI322 - FOSTER HOUSE , Maw Street , SAYVILLE , L. L . KENSINGT ON I0TELJ SAYVILLE, L. i. | W. H. HAWS , - - Manager. ! F l rs t-cla i s aicosimodatioa , billiard jsirk r an * c oo db s ro. • ¦ - - — - j HAMPTON HOUSE j B3DWASD P. STORM , Pkop. j Bridge H ampton , L-1 fiAN d F. W.AflE INN C A NOE PLACE , L. I. Chas. W. C onkli k , Prop ri etor. CENTRAL. HOTEL , E. CLAY LOSEE , Prop. M aik Stbee t , P atchog d x , L. L i S pecial attention to Commercuti Travelers and Tran t ient GuctU. Good Stables attached to the Motel K ORTHPORT H0TE£ , Xorih port , L. L Good Table. Airy Rooms. Billiard Parlor connecting. B. R. Ratkor , Proprietor. LONG ISLAND HOTEL, Julius C. Bishop, Proprietor , Cester Mokiches , Suffolk; C o ., N. Y BO ARD BY THE DAY OB WEEK. AOC OMMOPATIOXS FOE SPOBTSMES A SPEC IALTY. TERMS REASO N ABLE. WM. \NT. SPT TC f TC . J (I¥fillSID E pe ^ EL , SM1THTOW N , L. L THEODORE MUELLER; T HE B AT VIEW ; OYSTER BAY , LONG ISLAND Maa s iott H o ctse, R03LYN , L. L Ae TH T B HaM B LEK , - - PB0 P 2IE T 0K. - WRIGHTS HOTEL. Amityville , Ij . L , T. Weight , - - - - Feopsiktos SEAF G U D MOTEL , SEA T OKD , Ii. L , Capt . S . \Wooden , Prop NASSAU HOUSE , SAG-H ARBOR, N. Y. R-J . POWER. - - - Proprieto r- THE BIJOU HOTEL gg i &rei a ruin. Main St.. Sa * Harbor . X. T. H. B . POBTE S Paep. D TIT1TI S s a Wonder * exist la taon m a n di HH1 01 fo^^ l5 • bat are surp a ssed by the Ll111 marvels of invention. Those who are in need of profitable wort that can be done while livin g at home sfc uul d at once send their addre s s to Haltat & Co. . I ' o n l an d . Ma ine , and i vcelve Ire*: lull information how either sex , ol all ai ^ s . can earn from $5 to $25 per day and up- w a rds wherever\l«rv live. You ure s tarled free- Capit al cot required. Some have made over *50 in 3. sizzl e day at iil» work. AH succeed. - 123T1 Anton Peterman , _L5 j & . ± t ±5 _t U ±1 Opposite the Bank Pate h.ogiie , T - . . l . Hair-Cutting, Sh a ving &Shampoorr- i n g a S peci alty. A. select stock oi fine S eg ars and S arbe n * Supplies always on hand. ABCJGTO X H. CABMAN . COU SSELOR AT LAW ! FATCHOGtJE. K T. ~~ S O. WEEKS ¦ MARBLE WORKS , Pia « St , Patchogu o , L. 1. j tewmsats . Hea ds t o nes aX» . C O UtKT JmVXUL G. A. WEVEE PAINTER ft . PAPER HANGER , INTB10 & DECORATIONS , Ktl s amlnin g , Plain crln tints , mt f t i l le , h. t C . FRED . JOHNSO N , H A RD , H EAD I NG AND PAL E LRI C KS , fialf.nanto.i H » H DAIU DIDC Patented Sept. loth., 1884. Fine Gr ades of Timoth yHay; Feat M'Ogs Bee t lin g a md Baled Straw l\ O. I Sox . ^ l, V. O. I J ox , & ti om ^^'K s : In an y Quantity at Short Notice. 0 raM. « : Kh. - JO A . M , t o i ):.10 i\ M , :i ;» P. »i. to W:M A. M THE . SAYVILLE S3 JL JQjj ^ . jyj . Mouldin g and Saw Mill. TERRY & R A YNOR , Propr ' s. (Successors to I. H. Gbee s , Jb.,) A fall line of BUILDI N G MATERIALS and BUILDER'S HARD HARDWARE. White and Yellow Pine Lumber , Oak , Ash , Cypress and Sprnce Planking and Timber. B T \ Sash , Blinds , Doors , Brackets and Mouldings and other Turned Work. Those wh o intend to build will ilnd It to their advantage to cive us a call. Yard and Mill. . SAYVILL . B , L,. I. I. >. TEEM. 125 w. ». BAia o B. ROBERT MILLS & SON , SAIL AND AWNING MAKERS , RIVER STREET , i FOOT MAIN STREET , PATCH O GUE , L. I. NORTHPORT , L. L Ssilmaking ha our special attention. I n this we permit no other to excel , eithe r in the cutting , workmanship or quality or goods. We ha ve on hand some second-hand sails which no niu icii K a l o.wmuauic p uto. i , e uav c a nuin n er oi samples or new and laBej deslgni • f domestic and foreign awnin s stripes to select from. Also FLAG S MANUFACTURED TO ORDER. All work receive our carer u l and personal attention. We also moat respectfully call your atte ntion to a New Process Invented by us to render sails and awnings ABSOLU TELY PROOF AGAINST MILDEW. We will guarantee sails to which this process of ours is appplied to lart from one to ttree years longer. Should you i s lre anything in our line , would be pleased to receive . — * *¦ ' RO BERT MILLS A SON. ~ ~~ \ sayville \ drug s tore. G. J. KLA ASSEN , Drugg ist and Chemist. Prescriptions carefully cob founded. News Dealer , Books , Stationery, and all kinds of Varieties , &c. Before purchasing elsewhere , call and inspect our Goods. Main St reet , - - S a t vilijc, L. I. AOKERLY 'S PALACE MEAT MARKET. Mai n Street , Sayville , I/. I. PRIME CUTS OP BEEP AND ALL OTHER CHOICE MEATS IN THEIB SEASON. POULTRY AND GAME TO ORDER Fresh Fi gh , Oysters and Vegetables. A f n l ! V-e r.f S mifce -1 J fe. -ta. R. HOLMES , OIORGE PALLISER , A i i K i OTJ O F ^ ArohitMt , Blacksmithillg and Jobbin g , (Se nior member la te nrm Pa l l lj n - . Fa niserftO*) OAJXKIAQK AND WAGON IRONING It you are about to build or make any i mprove- AND FINISHING. inents in either ci Q r or country. It will nay yo n to give me a call and get my terms, method a nd n nvsn u mnnxcu* ««»« / «- WfeK fi PS-V u u i fcatuI nt \ « w S TS^ SSb&iS? All nrwn nrn ov ..j . ^ _ . „ D erlencn . u ti i hi.. « ,. .. J _Ti ? \* . ,,r ™\ea i ex - t — -«^* » *« \». o««uKK» in a w o Mmsaj j jM practical r A nTt . , <it ¦ ti;«™«». xu * nulI S e ™ *>est -an n e r and at a hort no tjo e . ^^? cS rf Pwl ^ Tiad ' S, 1 ^ OLD S r ti K n . u A m T^ M Opposite Depot . NEW YOKK OllT , liii iiiif i4i § i i« ' 442 an d 444 Pulton St. , opp. Bri d ge St., Br ooklyn. I ' WE MEA U BUSINE SS. NO . GHO ST STOBIES. ; R EAD OWW PRICES AMD IUD6E FOR TOCB S ELTES ; . i* cr Yd. ; ¦ ; - • , All silk , wat . , fancy 3 in wide 18c 1000 puills , plain colors.. 20 r» do t c . - i, - L » ']\ 16c Kle & ant bridrtl wreaths .. ' \ 75 . Elegant Satin Ribbons , 3 do .15c 200 do z . imported flowers....6 , 15 and 25c do do 2 do 13c Lot ot j etnbveltie s is? _,. do ' 4° i. i - , i do ' 10c Confirwatio u wreaths . \* 15c P . no quality of Sash Ribbon 25c . 50 doz. straw hats and bonnets.. 5 , 10 , 15c Lot of silk face velvet..,. 89e Good Milan hats nil 300 pieces silk velvet 59c Extra fine Milan bats '\' ' o s n Fancy silk gauze ..........15c. and 25c Children ' s trimmed hats . \\\\\¦' a R o «.» u n. « i» j « ,.... .ouc uougn an u ready hats 15c and25c Satin , all colors 89 0 Leghorn bats..:.. 59 ° Each Nice straw bonnets ¦• ...•... ' ...... 15c 100 doz. elegant Ostrich plumes.... 7fle Bead crowns ' . \' . \ '8c 50 .;. do ; , , do . , do , . : ... ; 48c ? 6 doz. children ' s lace caps... \ . .10 ,15 29c C8 , do shaded , do do ' .. 25 e 50doz. Imported ornaments 3 6 * 15c luO do Ostrich ti ps , 8 in bunch.. . ..16c Wr Y d 100 - do ;do :; ; do ' do ......29c Gold and silver laces . 2 inches wide i t n Fine lot black Ostrich tips , 29 , 89 , 59 , 75c Bead La( ^ , 3 incW wide 1 ^ Elegant leaf 1 wreaths... ..., 5 c do 4 do ' \\ « Si. ver . an d gold quills.. , . ..., . .,„... 5c j . Beaded wings... , , ... , .. . '' . . ' . ^ r pai ' r ' , ' 25c i^^ ' s^ ss s^ r ; Hite . at m ^^ « — 98 ° In fact we can get up a trimmed hat at any price you name. ;7- S ^S i ^ ° ¥ , P rd e r ?°i » hat or> bonnet , s tating : price and what fe n?\' ^ y of l , de8 i re i W d we will guarantee to suit yon or Money ^ B ^ S - ' ' f ^ i ^ ?? ^ ? ^ j ^^ » i^ l r i i tfa \g o u r sore we offer the same f d a w r enta k e formetly. t . Pnrcha ro yon t 6ods ' i >t iw and we will - i rl - * * m o t bonnet fr ^ b f A g «^ S i«ewm t4&.8f thUtt ^ irSL i l t f ^ . . ¦ ¦ - • . - . . ¦ ¦ ' • ¦ ¦ ¦ . ~'- ? *~ ciniv ' j t i: ^ J c • . - . ; . -: A \-v- * l ' •? ; . \ < * r^ ire. dclightcti . v. it ^ l M ) . * , - \ . -JL .\* ! ._ _ . : ^ S § 5- Y O UXQ Mti.v uCj fflj ' iT * - ^^ ^^^^^ Maidens art c u j t i \ Sr ^ g3Heflfl ^ | vated with u. \ fcisW .4.y i > 0/-/> y hn anil \ iM c -us f 1 ': ^ S p leasure in it, <t enjo* . ii *xi* . ' \ i h - .u- J ^ ^ a children and g r a n d childn.: 1 .. f iWttt P @ . VACUUM T J P F EO AR R O K , K ^ M It is a perti' t t V.\r\- r Avi - m ii ' S V V ni i ir lae 1ii t n;ttH f . :ivr c. -i t- *-i ' \ v i'Ji H R S:lf \ et - V CV * \\ :tI - v \ 111 • w,,i:i v * 1: 7l/ ^ O K T l ^ j ill tt d htrt whet tier itxtn ' k * . S « -U.»•• a 1 v - ^Bt^ aB X * ™* wher e. A Guv , Arrow, Butterfly ff argr * ot ut (irmhir.t J Target, inniKd p ft- k t.pn:tl fr ' r KSl ci s- .. ir >i:i - Steel Bow substituted for Gun. tit * i \- . }• \ .1 Arrows , £0 cts. each . Kxlru Tiir i' i i « ' J * r :< . . ;i. h. ELA STIC ^ IP CO. S o ' . e N . - ..1 17.. . r. . . i .. - - . n. i Patentees and Dealers iu Rubber G < mtl s ( » t t- verv descri pti on. Cor. C o ' rnhtH and \ ;u l;i - v * M. c \ * .. ' Bo ston. Mass. Wm. AMm e iiiamger , BOOTS AND SHOES , M ade to Order. - Repai ring neatly and reasonably done. C ustom work a specialty. SallsJacjon l Guaran teed . I study to pl ease everybody. Rubber boots half-soled or ep aired. Orders attended to at short notice. O audee Ave.. B av y llle U 1 .. near Main T OST—FIFTY CENTS—BY RE- * J turnin g the above amount , the finder will be li berall y rew arded with a clean shave , hai r cut and sh ampoon b y Haki s t F. Hildebrandt. at nis ton- sorial parlor , Main street , Sa yville. r POTTER & PEIOE , ' 1 B aa M Bi iidtog, % .;pat6h6gue Off e r f o r sal e a nd t o rent , houses and l ands of all de- scri ption — also are p lacing lo a ns o n Western land a t s ix per aent — princi pal and inter- e st guaranteed by the Middle , s ex Banking Co.. of Middle- town , Ct They also g ive re- li a bl e Fir e a nd Lif e I ns urance in first-das* mmn a nies ^ a - V TS STO K Es T - - \ —AT— G' OIB SMITH'S , WEST PA TCHOGUE. O . L. RAYNOR , GENERAL Furnishi ng Under taker, PRA CTICAL EMBALM.tR. SAYVILLE , L. I. AUreq QOBte fur FDNERAL , CO FKINS, CASKETS, BURIAL OASES , CBAIKS , CARRIAGES, EtB., Promptly Fnrni f hod st Roaiouablo Uatefl. Ag e ntfor all kini s of Tomb Stoas. ° 13 ' Jyl f' 'wa tt cE ^ O ; cwEDiTo 'i i r f . . . In pursuance of ' a n o r t ter bf ' James ' H. Tu thtll ' . 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To Let. ¦ The rooms -forinerly occupied by tlie Good Templars , North Main street. Wo i ild prefer to let to so me society. Apply to . . , . Joh n F, Hkwj ink , Sayville , h. I. : Qhais. W i P utnaiti ^ ;; ;::;say y im ^ 7 l ; j . % ': ? D ealerdn Pare Drugs , Medi- cinesy - ^ G . h\ om }c M^ ; :?Fanoy ; '' and' Toilet Ar t icl es ,.P erfunie , etc ^ , Prescriptions careful I y and ac- ; ^ ;j £ c|iratel y compound ed;; ^ 7; Ai M. >12 ; to * i :a»d4i to' 6 & * i M; \ - ' Th e Fi gai - d published , iiptiouf/sihco an account of a practical ' jolt ? \ wldqli j ^t inlikeamost n practical ; jokes , - has ' the • •xnerit - flf - being'ainusdngffi ¦ . - ; ¦! ' ' • . iI: ' An enthusiastic sportsman went- toft ^ breakfast given at tho corameocement of the shooting season ' . . ' • The - oon ve - rsa i tion natu rally y xes pf-game , when sucL - ; denl y in riish' ctl' a servant , exclainihig to the host that a hare had Jxj en ' seen movin g about the law ' u; ; ' Ou t ran tho enthusmstic sportsman , gun in hand , Bred at tho hare and missed it. ' . ' ¦ The hare scratched its nose , then stood on its liind . legs , - . 2resented ' a horse p istol at tho . sportsman aud fired in return. No 0110 was hurt , but the sportsman , was naturall y astounded to have the tables turned in ibis unexpected and surprising manner. It was exp lained to him , and then his laug h was as hearty as any one ' s. This remarkable hare was a performing animal , winch bad been hired from a neighboring show. Tlie sportsman ' s charge had or course been tampered with by the con- fidential servant. no Couldn 't Cato l i V t >. Pennock Pusey at one time had a tenant who was very slow in the pay- ment of Ids rent. The fi l fit time the gentleman went wound to collect of him ho discovered this. The tenant said ho had no ready money, gave various excuses for his impecunious condition , and finally referred Mr. Pusey to Jud ge Chandler , who , ho .-A ir l *r . ^ \i, l^ l jt aw t tf ^ r rto in 1»1C frnrhr i / ^ l»rtl» - u ctcr and general honesty ot purpose. Judge Chandler was lolling back in his office chair when Mr. I* usey went around to see him regarding the ten- ant who couldn 't pay. \That man is all ri g ht , \ said the jud ge , after hearing his story ; ' 'the onry trouble about him is that ho was bom about $50 behind and he has never been able to catch up. \ —St. P aul Pioneer Press. A new clock , wei ghing two and a half tons , has been placed in. the tower of the Glasgow university, similar to the great clock at Westminster. The frame of the clock newl y erected is horizontal and of cast iron p laned. It is &i feet long, 2 feet wide and li feet in _ depth. It is supported on beams built well into the wall of the tower , so as to obviate vibration. The wheels. which are of g un met a l , can bo moved separatel y, as the . p ivot holes are screwed to the frame. The main wheels of the striking and quarter trains are twenty mches in diameter , and attached to them are cams to lift the hammers , which are fixed in iron frames connected with tho clock by cranks , and having a check spring to prevent vibration. The wei ght of the hammer that strikes the hour is 120 pounds , and it is lifted ten inches. There is an automatic a pparatus at- tached to tho clock which stops the quarter peals at ni ght a nd s ta r t s them in the morninf The escapement of tho going part «s known as the double three legged gravity, invented by Lord Grimthorpe. Tlie pendulum is of zinc and iron , to counteract- influences of temperature. The tubes aro arranged so that tho expansion of one raises the center of s rravitv. while that of tho other lowers it The bob of tho pen- dulum is cylindrical, and weig hs 300 pounds , and the beat is ono and one half seconds . The \ bolt and shutter \ app liance of tho nobleman already numed maintains the mo tion -while the clock is being wound. J. B. Joyce & Co., Whiteehurch , Shropshire , manu- factured the clock. — N«.w York- Graphic. Peculiar to IVrsla. O riental life must possess charms fo r the s tud en t o f hum an nature f or ages; that of Persia is of especial in- . tcre st , because , whil e apparently cast , in fixed molds of immemorial usage , it is more p lastic and mobile than that of other eastern countries. The Per- sian is of a vivacious , mercurial dis- position , and has none of that aversion to change , as such , which is so marked a characteristic of the Chinese- or the I ndian. Men of wealth or position traveling hi Persia usually send in advance and lii t v * f t hnuc n f l m'inn . tli o ii- tz tn - x r in n place , or they are entertained by friends. Tho vaunted hosp itality of olden times, still in full vogue in ori- ental countries, is no indication of superior amiability or breeding; it is tho result of circumstances—a system of mutual accommodation under un- avoidable conditions , i n -which the host dispenses a courtesy which he knows he may need in tur n. But the men of tho middle and lower classes generally resort to tho caravan saries , where they take a room, cook their own meals , and sleep on a rug they carry with' them. — Cor. St. Lot q s Globe-Democrat. - . minted by a Dare. , . ., An English Traveler Tells of the Flend- i * Unc s 3 of the Moors. Two products of the barbarous ap- p lication of their savage law are the | murder cairn and the Zaouia , or sanc- | tuary . One and the other are to be found ill throu g h the country. Tlie murdei cairn is but a heap of stones over the spot where a murder was committed , to which every passer by : adds one. The sanctuary is a refuge , in which tbe criminal wlio reaches it is for n time perfectl y safe. It is not necessary to enlarge on the utility of the sanctuary in a country suffering , from a government like that of Mo- J roee o . All this crueltv . as practiced accord- ing to tho law of the land , has pro- duced in the Mooi - s an indifference to life more callous than that evinced b y j most Orientals . The following story, ; related by an En glishman , who was an eye witness of the e vents , is a hor- rible i l hisirution of this fatalism and of the absolute reverence in which the sulta n ' s decree is held. An Englishman , resident in Tangier , seeking one morning to leave the town by one of tlie gales, found the gate dosed and a large crowd assembled before it. He also saw a number of soldiers , and in their midst a couple of . prisoners with thei r hands bound to their sides. One was :i nionnfainee i from the Riff , tlie other a tall aud handsome young fellow , a native ot Tang h - r. He asked what crime these men had committed. ''Th e sultan , \ was the answer— \ may God prolong his days—has ordered their heads to be struc k oil' be- cause they have Ik c ii engaged in £ -,, * , , .» - . t ! , t,tr /in flj n T?itr * fAic f 1J \It is a very severe punishment , \ urged the Englishman. \Do not argue with me , Xazariue , \ said the officer. \I have received my orders and must obey. \ The execution was to take p lace in the Jewi s h s laug hter hou se. A Moor , repulsive in appearance and dressed as a butcher , was there awaiting tlie con- denino t i. His we apon was a small kuife with a blade some six inches long. He was a stranger , and ha d offered his services because all the Mohammedan butchers of Tang ier had taken refuge in a sanctuary. A heated discussion arose between tliis wretch and tho officer in charge as to the blood money he was to receive lor tlie jod. ane two victims sioou o y andlisteued. Thebutcher demanded S O francs a head. The officer finall y agreed , though with ill £ race. Then the butcher seized the Rifhau , threw him on the ground , and knelt on his chest. The ' E ng lishman turned away his bead. Ho heard sounds of a horrible stru g g le , • hi the midst of which a lioaree roioQ cried, -- 'Gi ve me another knife , mine does not cut. \ Another knife was broug ht mid the head hewn from the bod y. The soldiers cried faintly, \God prolong the life of our lord and master. '\ Then . came the second victim. , He had watched the operation. A gain ' they wrang le*} - j o ver his blood ,. the officer refused / to.rem en i her his prom- ise and said he would only g ive 20 francs for , both heads. The butcher accepted; ' The prisoner begged that He threw his turban to another. He cried , in a.clear voice , \There is no . God but G6d , ana Mohammed i is his prophet , 1 ' and taking off.his belt gave ft to th e butcher , saying, ' . 'Take . lt / a wt for tho love of God deal . mor o q u r ckly with m e than w - ith my brother. ^ Then he stretched himself on the earth m ^ the blood and the executioner knelt on 11 7\ rep rieve s -stop 1\ cried i he.Eng- iishman.. A horseman galloped to- w ard them. ' \ ; ¦ The butcher held ;his knife, — , . - „ ., ' ' . 'It is only tho governor ' s son , saw a soltu ' er , ' \ coine to . see . the . execution ; wait for him. \ : \ — The y waited. The incident occurred some years •lo - o but since then neither r ihe cus- tom ' s nor tho \ characters ^ nor the methods of administering. & © haw o f . the ; Moore ' hav e : undergone - any / ¦ lmrio - e. No change indeed is pos- sible so long as the country is gov- erned by the Shereefs; and so long _ as Morocco remains in tlie hands of ^ tue Moors no other forin of government is possible , and nq ' n 0 empt can. . pe made , with any hope of success , to arrest the decadence of a peop le who , from being foremost ' among the pioneers Of, civil-: ization in - M l ^ < - f »?« ;; n 5F\\ 5 S, ?9 k into a state of brutal degradation only surpassed by that o f the s emi.paiu u ba] ; sa w S of theNiwh-Niaiir ^ a kindred trib<§ of Central 'Afriai ,; I K ? 1 ^ -r this is but t&3 greater that the Moorish peasan try, apart from their fanat j qjsro, ire stai a Wal , up rig h t and v arhko race who retain to tius daj,.U ^ M<s -« all t he ' etUiSten fc ief that have go long of the hdrib k bleind sold i erly ^ iB fe cfe — ¦ — — • AN EXECUTION IN MOROCCO. J. B. SWEZEY, off ers a large list of propertY al>out the Island. Send for c it a lo ^ ue . Special inducements to Lite Insurance Fire Insu rance at low rates , for any information on the above call on or «4- d res*. J. B . Swkzkt , R « al Estate and Insurance Agent , P a t e hon * . L.LK. T . am /-. ^fe W- * . .. ! .». - . .. .v ...'.. S>:ir „ VU.l.U aB ^ l^ -Bn j rt i r-V n i i ii;; . lini, I.:itll<s. . u c a ~ % , 0 V^ . S l adc sis , .rM inis l^ rs. in each count} {at M m D iMV . ;- ' <ii*u f.:i- li i w iK- Al ^ j iT f s alary *t . lushest coiuiiti a Mi i u *. ! l >rln>tvt . territory. ; SO d»V» crrdit. Z * ~ J s ^ nd tor circula r and tenns . ' V . ». ZIE6UB ft CO.. 713 CUtta i t St.. Fkil i tt.. Pa. . • lTTTTIlTrilTr j- iT Has revolutioni z ed the I n V HN I liiN world duri \ s ,I ,e !aAt hM IU I lill HUUcentur j- . Sot least among ' tlie wonders ot Inventive progress Is a niel nou and system of work that ca n be performed all over «ie co untry wuuoui separaiinjr t ue workers from their workers from their homes. Pay lilxral; anvone can do the work: either sex . voung or old ; no special ability r e quired. Oapi t al not needed; you are started fiee- Cut tills out and return to us and we will send you free , some thing of great value and importance to you , that will start you in business, which will brln s you in more t nonev rlcht awav . than a nything else in the warld. fi rmii t wyit frtt . A d dres s True & Co., A og usta , Main. « 7jl % m , a M b ^T J Ca T) iiet; : :M a ker ^ STAIR BDILDli , M an tles, 3 ±ltc. Repairing promp tl y and sat- isfactorailv done. Estimates furnished and all work exe- cuted a t r e a s on a bl e pri c es . Shop—Green Avenue. Rear o f News o ffic e , Sayville , L. I. I. H. GREEN , JR ARCHITECT , GBKES'S BUILDI N G , MAIN STKKKT , 3-A- ' g \^ 7XXiXi ' S Xj . I- MASON & HAMLIN , ^^ fc4 O RGANS AND PIAN O S S w ia for cas h . Easy payments or rented. SEND FOR CATA LOGU E S. S. BALDWIN , Main Street . - - - - Babylon. BOOK ASD STATIONERY STORE , Babylon , Tost Office js_ :b- \ wood , i jn eces s or toA. E. Hawkins , Books of n ll T Cind s , Marcns Ward ' s aud Crane ' s Celebrated linen Pa pers. FISHING TACKLE Iu ( j rcat pr ofusion. Croquet S e ts , Lawn Tennis and Archery, B i cyc l es , V elocipedes, etc ,, etc. Jeremiah Eo tt bin s Suc ces. -or to Fishel&R obbins. Mens ' fine. Funu ' slifri jr s . . L adies & Children ' s Men ' s Custom Slioes to order a specialty. HAT S -DIPS, Fishel Block , Baby lon , L. L p nrt _ ij r> »QCuMGau> v iKn | i||aci R ^^Sn^ 1 * •* * **• B » 6 ** s m ¥ Krr * I V H ' s ^ S ^ r ^ n w »tcii la tbe world. P er>| ¦ Wj ! SffTS$j& ~ * S * ^ f.xltltte- l llkl« i OT /i ^ Jf ' ' ^ S; ^s - - ^ ,: «r ' r * W»rr *nt*4. He*r» i wW l8a? ^ / y J r ^KV !K ' ;M QaU H oo *i M°»« * 9 ?m & tj *fey J? ' ^ f ' W \ T Kigg» r. t K a d m » (cnlfiotDL , I B 8 ^ S T ?J! ^ 9r -\ JZ f/ ~ % V M:u.UiU d : « « ' AadCaitU' l Ua « , K K S S py Gp*** ^ - O ' ^ J - ^ »itn v oUm t nd c»jM ' ar ¦ fe* s ^ »g ' H »«j i- j ?. ^ y - - ^ a » iT«iag.o . T ne p e^ so s ^ mmWE ^^S^^ ' i i' ^ r in c i ^I i J*>c * I!ir c*n » ec ar» on* : ^^^^^ '^^ ra -?^ FREE. Uo » i.tM. -K*.l bU! * CS * *^^ ** Vc t ai<f«r—we want one pep- V y y?T? f ? P p. -a iii cad: locality, ta keep la t£ » trb<xnec , autl ^. . . w ; o ti- . as e » i« » > call , a «'TO p let« line of onr va lmUeana TO 7 C T fu ! m n. 'StttW. w S<t srL£S. Tbe * c a »iop!e« , »* well a* i* * *\ ' - \l' . c e *en *l f ree. and after JO » k »T « kept it ^ n in /our k w ee icr i* m nniu and shova than •a tha *c rw fc o k m»» L»« ^ K &' J teennw j<iar own propert y Kb pc « i«e « iin i lMlfei-wei < * * . ttu ' .XK lh » SOLID GOL3 » at c h an J C«l» S \ V . t»m« 4 ^ * r.-v . a « t ? ie K l t a w ls COl lbeaawpic »l & itavV w aX* ^ v . -J * -* > * www U i a Ur R etrid a lot M- aaexonre ar cf. Toi ' ha - j » -- n fi a t .. -r . i ;i\ :.. r a m o at U urtwo ¦wi o a ca lly ret T r o m SSO L O ; r.fr.«u» i:i tr.i ^ Irom IU « Ba mwadl nc o - ocxr ? . TL : * . * : « ¦ - ¦ •\ < w«i setfal offer mrt t ksov& . t s mad-ltt ar ^ z t: ^ ;.i ' -r n .i- . «!* » c - iaity I w i - lae r d at ene« ' w bexciLercaa be» ^ «=.*!l f»: A ^ ii rir * . V T r l ir at once . a nil taak a ' scn of U» e c»*c= * - l> *J - ^ tl win U: I>»t 4 !t * « y troobl« fcrjtni to «iio« ' Sl»f>* t r ^ -|*»!«lli:« ' * c ».«ni ^ rra:i» l roiir i oa « maA jonr « w »k j »ii \ _ • « m^ i f » ¦ * * • * - • • - •r y A i - wU l rtrtOO wt icb to -write i & \>« - i>I j : 1 c ^ hl *i» ! * *icr ; w i Lnuw a ll , if f ca 4DBP t e»«to|:of«ri J * r . wl.r i w Uib I*J» a e. ButKjo a te . _ . . _ ._ . .. .. .. . ..- . . x it. ITT F P atm r t t ha W aa ywg» a ar t n ¦> !¦ »— . ^ . .. - - • ¦ •¦- • ——-. „ — -- -—- • aot * o ll4 ffo l^ w»i t , -' » \ ¦ \' * < • -' J ** l « al-w l arf * Ma* •* ( a rr t -T * %« • «•• *; \ » . *- 1— * * > • « «r « -« « <*-»-•-* -•- CHARLES W. KLEBISCH , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR = . AT LAW No. 237 Brc»a » By, New York Cit j . . : B waroN , Holbiook , ^ L. L V U S Tl. i f risis, Ofl f ere all kinds of REAL ESTATE For sale and o let. MONET TO 3LOAN On Bond and Mortgage. . ^ . ^ __— * ¦* ¦- FIRE AND LIFEV\ J llW f ^ l ' p iacrd in first ns iass companies. . \? S .: ' ! ' : ' i ii *} ^ \ ' ' ' - ' ¦ - '' - ' ADVERTISE IN AND ¦ * ^ si ^ D BIBE - FOR a [ iJ ¦ ¦J ¦ _ The N ews. tt lMHi ' lttt i U llit Advertising i s tne oa tenen the tradesmm pu t ia O eir f amj a . T hey t ha t are unwise put no oil in. -~ ~^^ ^ Misce ll aneous. AS T DREW HEY3IAN , ATTORNEY AND C0DNSEL0R, r * TCHCK Hn.N.Y. Sa tthxx Tuesdat. JOSEPH WOOD , \ ATORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW 71 Beoadwat , Nk w Yom c A t Say r iUe on Satnrday g . : ROBERT NUNNS ! CO N TRACTOR & BUILDER , SAYVILLE , L. L i c arpenter Wori of every description ntj tf l j tat j nromotl y attended to. ! JNO Z. O'BRIEN , \\ | CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURV EYOR |. GREEN ' S BUILDING . . ! aam Street , - - \ - Sayville , L.] I\ WM. F. L EOLUSE ^ j SAYVIIil i E, , r > Ua nu l hctnrsrind dealer in toe HARNESS Of a U kinds : Hors ^ - Boots , \Whips , Blankets , Sheets , Flj Ke t s , &c. Harness from $10 -*o. T Sm single and dou nl t F arm Harness can ' t bv beat. Special atUntioi Cl r en to repalrta j . \\ COA L l_ CO A LT\ C. a STi A T i D B ICB ri DEALEB IK W M te , Ked- Asa and Lenl g h Goal. P op o lat prices rule. Goal and Wood deU r etad ia . any part s f the village or town. . ^ •od sawed and s plit when desired Yard and Offlee llain SL. SaT r tD * . TRfJ PA 60 , 000 Trees | ™ r » \^% and shrubs ° f I I lb MB % # every kind , large transplanted Shade , Fr uit and Evar s reens will be sold cheap to close up the business- P. H. P OST ER , Bab y lon, L. I. LADSES ^ P ^ i I»o Tour Own Dyeln s , at Home. Th v will d v e ev e rj „ - They are sold c r ery- \rtic r e l Price iOc. a packa g e. Theyl ia venoequil fiT Stren a th . Brig trDess , A mount Jn Pacta g e s a r for Fanaes s of Color, or con - fadiog Qualities. Vhey ao at- t ci octor s iaut j- jOe al ors. Forsal e b y A. P Vail P rin se & Co ¦ Prupgi. *! Say- j ville. CAPITA L $2oT000 ! : SOUTH SIDE B ANK j of Bay Shore , N. Y. ; ct. m. K Av en , President and Cashier. T. O. SMITH , Vice President. ! OFFEarsa dat—Frida y. DISCOUNT DAT- SATURDAY. j DIBECTOE3: j H. SL Mont c omery . Edw ' d. B. Underbill ! T. O. Smith. H. D Brewster , . i Jo s iab Kobbin s , E. J. Redington , j Wm. Sieoll , J- H. D o x see. ( Morris J. Ten y, Jose p h Wood , I E. H. Ea v en. ! OPEN FOR BUSINESS TUESDAY , JAS. S. 18SS , STOVES, RANGES HEATERS. Tin - Ware of All Kinds , P R ACTICAL PLUMBEBS. Joseph. Jedlicka & Son Smith' s Bloct , Main Street , SATVILLE. We have on hand a large stock a nd good Es s ortznezit of ranges , heat ers , sto r es , aleo oa w and improved oil-stoves. Tinware ol ¦ very de s cription kept in stock and made te aider. Give ns a call—ire caa gait j-on. mi wi aiciis . GKEE S PORT , L. I . C. C. WRIGHT , Prop rietor. M&TTI TUCK B OV SE, MATTITUOK , L. L GEO. . . M. BETTS Prop. liTery Stable att ached. Soutliold Hotel , Cor. Main SL , and R a i lroad At* , . SOUTHOLD. U £ JOH5« STEPHR X S . PnnPRTKTo R Notice. Tlie Commissioners of Hizhwavs of the Town of 1sMi> onus authorized by the Tru stees of T«.»ii \ I j i i hIs . berri i y forbid all persons from _ -> AT- *! - - .! ^ ..* -« Ir... A r . ¦...wt ll l^f Ul WW ra rjUi i i i ' an n i ro i n mr »> .iiu i«»i>ra n i> « « . . ' the town fur use on tlie pub lic roads , u nless tne same is taken for such use; and all Perso ns are forb j a.)ej £ So ^ »r t jj j * fe a m. w oX.t « t« r » « ~ J \ • ^^ rt to \ a » S ons are forbidd en to ^-S SS' ^^^ of any description m i he ^ H ^ r S s or sa d to w n. , , _ - - . . (m&m tw m ^ ALDltlCH BLOCK , MAIN ST., SAYVILLE , L.L Eirst-Class wort. Satisfaction Guaranteed. i ca a n l. VanV oast , AUCTIONEER , PATCHOGUE , - LONG ISLAND j sss s s & s ^S^ Sk. ^BatHos A. Piom pta ^ w JUWe- _ - ^ ^ ^ ^ John H blme s r D*5 3^ a a ^ o\ ^ soA. ^s ho ^^ .}; Cutcliognie. I* I- - . A*JC t l ONEE K k nei ttoti At W » uhmm w e be l ter show one ' s appreciation of the. nobi u and untirin g efforts of . our Prcsitieul iv ouild up temperance work among us , than by as regular attend- ance at our meetings as is possible. Not onl y will it li ghten the burden for her , but we , individuall y will receive a last- ing benefit in the elevating and strengthening of character , by a broader and more cbantat ' le view of hum anity, and an ever deepening sense of the wrongs of the weak and hel p- less. In our Christian Temperance Unions we are being educated. First , to understand the growing need ot Social reforms. Secondly, the wisest and best ways to cou.bat existing evils Thirdl y, our individual place and work in this warfare. Here , too , we get the impetus which shall enable us to go forward in this great , work of hel p ing me umoriunaie. j_iet us men , navin u p led ged ourselves . to the work , rall y around our President and: \'do with our mi g ht what our hands find to do. ; ' We form part of a mi g hty organization that will soon belt the g lobe , and we will not allow our little corner of the field go untitled. On Fiiday a fternoon after a short but prontable ' and inter- e s ting devotional meeting, t wo ad- ditional Vice Presidents were elected , and now 5 churches are represented in our union. There w - ere also 2 -additions to our membershi p. After the close of the short business meeting, the to p ic of last week was again taken up. The dect ' y- (Sirs. Hoinan ,)read an interest- ing article on \Temperance in the lvnchen. \ The President opened the discussion in which a number took pari and everyone voted it a p leas a n t a n d profitable meeting. ..: s. ^ . j -j' - yy ^ c. lyu- . 1 - • - . • ¦-rj ;: ' : ' ; . _ : ;! f OK . G ^V .A.S U HOME ASl>:rKATlVK: LAND. \ - - \ .This column is edit « d , by the Ladies of the Woman ' s Chris tian Temperance . Union: of Saj-Yille. ~ . . : ¦ A ll items and communications , should be ad- dressed to the editor of this <(ep:irtment and, mu st be sent so as to reach th * ot l ke for publi- cation by Monday, or Tuesday a t the . latest. : . . . We are g lad to be: able to record a growing interest in onr- W. 0. T. U. meetings , there was a good attendance at the last meeting, and we would like to sa y right here , t hat , in no way can - ? * . K ' ~ L I- iJ -^ - . Ofc _ _ . ! Legal Notices. Administratrix Notice. . In Pursuance of an order of James if. Tullit ti Esq., Surrogat e ot the County of Suffolk: Notice is hereb y given, according to law, to all persons haviiiK claims a g ainst Stephen T. Badif- :e y. late of l l rentwoou , deceased , that they are required to exhibit the same , with tlie vouchers , thereof , to the subscriber at the oftlce of A. It. Ueeker, Putnam House , »S 4th Avenue , in the citv o f New York , on or before the 12 th day of April , lt ssanext. Dated 12th day of October , 188!) . MixsieI * . l . o\v x , Administratrix. Oct.13 . om. . . . CITATIO N . mM PEOPI/ R OP THE- STATE 'OF » Hc< ui -A i i u uaias'iMiiiinui i. fiunry i' . Smith am! N a Uianiet J. Smith , Heii - sa tlaw and next of kh of bpenetus Suuth . - late ot tho town of Smith- town. County of Suffolk , deceased , send greet 1U K - . Whereas t' .eorge A. Smith tho Execute ! uamW iu the will of said deceased, lately a pplied to our burrosatc of the County of S ui f olk, tc l iavo t cer tain insiniiiientln ' wri tlii f ; , heanuc da t e t ie ' J lst day of January, 1x88 , purportin g to dis iws t of both real and personal estate, dulv prored o s the last wm and Testameiit of the said de b ased. TIierefor e , youan d eacli of you are el tejand reuuired , personal ly to he aud ap. pear bclrc oursaidS u rro Kate . atthe Surroga te ' s office , int lw vlllaee of J Uverheail . aiul , town ot Uiverhed , In the Coun ty of Suffolk , ' on ' Mon- day tm Seventh: day of January . ' 18 8 9, A one o ' clock in . tho afternoo ii:of that day, to at lul the proof ot the said lasl Will and Tes tanientend a special guardian ' will at tha t time-be artlnteu to a ppear for said minors : . un Wi tness Wher eof the Surro c ate , oi Tm ? \ r , s ? 11 \ County has l i ereunto f > S. ] tnixcd his seal of office tills 12th la y of N o vembe r , one thousand . 5ght hundre d and cighty - ei R ht. - . - ¦ • ,-» 7 I J - H - -f UT U lU ° 8iit - rolrato. COUNTY C l tT . - Sui KOLK CODNTV , . : Richard M ont K omery and another , 1 '- . 'If V o I rtBt- .1 James Jar vl ivhertandodu rs. f, Vursuant t j iidir mcnt of partition and sale herein , date i eciiihe r 13; im , the u nders/im- ed Referee ,, -eln na med.will sell at-nubile auction, on t iremlses herei nafter described o n the«h da F ebruary. • > im> , < at ia o ' clock!\ noon, all the Dock properly ' situate iu the village of B ajm s , in the Coii nly of S iiffolkiirid State o < J>ewk , situated o u tho east' side of ¦Penatantilt fk . - on- Mowbray ' s J N ' eck and bounded amlcribcd . as follows: ' l le Elnnlnc at the northe k orner thereof , adjoiiilnj; at the north th e sortiy and easterly sides ofa ditch and on th e ertijoiuin a - lands ; IaU of Henry AY. Banks anfinln ' e the nce by last named land s o utlierilth e southeast' corner d f -satd Old Pock p rolr , » t a, point In t ,| ) o highway . niunl U K &cro*>\vb rar Koc Hi tbenco w»st e r- ly along the sUlneot . tho herein 'described premises In tiM highway to the lin e 0 f the westerly side. W Dock- In feuata t i nit Brook tt i enca nortueiou g t ne weaterly. s lile of s si l d eas trriyto tu * of begiu n tng, together mth all , the appu t ces thereunto bolon ' glnis or • m any wisenijinlhj . { i W« .. - . ' ^ M•'!'• •' ' > > - , -Uafed nweif a . ua s , * > - . : ' ¦ ; *i«ffi«Mp « 8 * - 1 . W lBtt
